Starting to learn

[bigbluev10]

I'm just now starting to learn little by little. I'm a police officer and I am defensive tactics instructor at my department. In a real fight that stuff just doesn't work. I am getting ready to move from here in a couple of months, and moving to Las Vegas. I was wondering if anyone knew of a MMA gym or a gym where I can learn some. I am starting to learn Jui Jitsu and one of my friends is a pro boxer, and he's giving me lessons in that area. I just want to learn more and progress. Any and all help would be appreaciated.

Dave

[VulgarTheClown]

Las Vegas Combat Club is the only one I know of.

[handjobs4dollars]

cobra kai

marc lamons gym

[bigbluev10]

Thanks guys, when ever I get out there I will try and find them and enroll. Any others you can think of let me know. Thanks

[rsl]

Las Vegas Combat Club is the only one I know of.

Were you a member of LVCC?

[kcfman]

I'm just now starting to learn little by little. I'm a police officer and I am defensive tactics instructor at my department. In a real fight that stuff just doesn't work.

Dave

Honestly, I think you are full of crap.

[momita]

I'm just now starting to learn little by little. I'm a police officer and I am defensive tactics instructor at my department. In a real fight that stuff just doesn't work. I am getting ready to move from here in a couple of months, and moving to Las Vegas. I was wondering if anyone knew of a MMA gym or a gym where I can learn some. I am starting to learn Jui Jitsu and one of my friends is a pro boxer, and he's giving me lessons in that area. I just want to learn more and progress. Any and all help would be appreaciated.

Dave

Currently, what are police allowed to use to subdue a suspect? Anything you teach as an instructor has to be ok'd by the chief I'm assuming? I think submission tactics would be a good thing to use when confronting a combative suspect.....

[GeNeRaL]

I'm not sure how well something like Jiu Jitsu will help out in self defence on the street. Many cops in Connecticut train in something where i train called Kun Tao. It's a filipino art and far more practical for street related stuff and self defence. Of all of the arts offered where i train (grappling system, Jeet Kune Do, Kali/Silat/Escrima, Kun tao) it's by far the preferred art of choice for law enforcement. You might want to look into something besides jiu jitsu...i doubt you wanna pull guard with a violent gang ****er or someone like that...