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Street-ready BJJ & self-defense. Built by a black belt & LE veteran. Train now.
Jiu Jitsu Five-O — Jiu Jitsu for the Real World Most cops and first responders don't get enough hands-on training. Jiu Jitsu Five-O gives you street-ready jiu jitsu, practical BJJ, and real self-defense tactics built for officers, first responders, and anyone who wants to feel safer and more prepared. Built by a BJJ black belt and 11-year law enforcement veteran — this is training designed for people who need skills that actually work outside the gym. Who It's For: Police officers and first responders Civilians who want real-world self-defense BJJ practitioners looking for practical grappling and control All experience levels welcome — beginner to advanced What You Get: Structured phase-based curriculum that builds real skills progressively Step-by-step technique videos available on demand, on your schedule Skill-building drills and grappling-based workouts Strength, conditioning, and mobility routines to keep you on the mat Vehicle extraction techniques, control tactics, and real incident breakdowns Direct messaging access to Coach Jason Watch on your phone or computer, save favorites, download for offline use Start Free — 14-Day Trial Full access. No charge today. Cancel anytime before the trial ends. $99.99/year — just $8.33/month $14.99/month About the Founder Created by Jason, a BJJ black belt and former police officer of 11 years. Every technique, drill, and course is built around what actually works when it matters most. Train for the street. Build confidence. Stay safe. Download Jiu Jitsu Five-O and start your free 14-day trial today.
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