Black Belt Rafael ‘Barata’ Freitas Accused Of Drugging And Raping Student
Rafael "Barata" Freitas is an incredibly well-known figure in the BJJ community, particularly in Albuquerque, New ...
Read moreThere is a long and storied relationship between martial arts and law enforcement, and BJJ is the quickly becoming ingrained as part of that. Many countries have had concerns about officers using excessive force, or about them being underprepared for the conflict they face. Several studies over the years have shown that BJJ may actually be the answer to both those problems. By learning and regularly practicing Jiu-Jitsu, officers can actually not only protect themselves but also better protect the public too. Many prominent figures in both the law enforcement and BJJ worlds have decided to throw their weight behind this idea and are pushing for the art to be a mandatory part of policing.
Rafael "Barata" Freitas is an incredibly well-known figure in the BJJ community, particularly in Albuquerque, New ...
Read moreA local grappler and Muay Thai striker in New York City managed to subdue an attempted ...
Read moreRener Gracie announced last week that he had devised a plan for national police reform and ...
Read moreJosh Henges is an experienced Judoka who has represented Team USA and a current BJJ instructor ...
Read moreA date has now been set for both the final pretrial and the jury trial concerning ...
Read moreRener Gracie has now set out plans for nationwide police reform across the United States that ...
Read moreIt's an approach that may be controversial to some, but many BJJ competitors and hobbyists have ...
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