Developed by some of the foremost LE Instructors in the field, C4C PJJ is a complete Law Enforcement Control & Defensive Tactics system based on achieving reasonable LEO outcomes of Control and then Custody. Our courses are not simply Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) lesson plans relabeled as “LEO Training.” Our Level 2 course is designed to improve and build upon material covered in our Level 1 course and further develop an Officer’s confidence, capability, control, and compassion for subjects that they may have to use force on.

As part of each C4C PJJ course a “Game Plan” or Course Curriculum for that Level will be provided that can be used as an Agencies’ sole Control & Defensive Tactics (DT) Curriculum or may be used to supplement an Agencies’ existing Use of Force curriculum.

Level 2 Course Eligibility: 

Level 2 -course topics include:

• 4 Fundamental Principles that every DT program should have
• 3 Fundamental Sub-Concepts of Subject Control
• Use of Force Decision Making
• De-Escalation
• Effective Communication
• Punch Defense
• Solo & Team Suspect Control/Handcuffing
• Effective Striking
• Punch Defense on the Ground
• Takedowns and Takedown Defense
• Weapon Retention on the Ground
• Positional Ground Defense
• Weapon Defense – Standing & Ground – and More!

Instruction and demonstration of effective teaching strategies: 

• How to Safely run Control & Defensive Tactics Training
• Proven methods to plan a Course or Training Day
• Teaching methodology that enhances student recall and performance in the field
• Student Teach backs

Course Completion: 

Officers who successfully attend and complete the course will be graded/ranked at an appropriate level. Students with extensive training, coaching and LEO experience may be graded out higher by C4C PJJ Instructors at a Level 2 course upon completion. Students who complete a Level 2 Course, but have limited PJJ or BJJ experience coming into the course, are not guaranteed to be graded at a Level 2 or higher by PJJ Instructors. Those students may still receive a certificate of attendance for the course and a rank certificate recognizing a Level 1 PJJ rank. Students with no prior PJJ or BJJ experience maybe better suited to find a PJJ Level 1 Course as opposed to a Level 2 course. Completing Level 2 or higher will authorize students to attend advanced C4C PJJ coursework (Level 3-5) in the future. Students are encouraged to use the curriculum from the training to instruct other Officer’s within their department. Graduates are not certified to teach or represent C4C PJJ outside of department duties without invitation and written authorization from Chad Lyman.