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Black Belt Jay Wadsworth, Retired Law Enforcement Officer and Co-Founder of EFCombatives - Ep 151

Black Belt Jay Wadsworth, Retired Law Enforcement Officer and Co-Founder of EFCombatives - Ep 151

From Jiu Jitsu Dummies

October 23, 2024 · 1:33:21 · E151

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In this episode, we’re honored to welcome back Jay Wadsworth, a retired law enforcement officer and co-founder of EF Combatives. Jay brings decades of real-world experience from the streets to the mats, blending law enforcement tactics with jiu-jitsu to develop practical and effective self-defense systems for law enforcement.

Join us as Jay shares his journey from swat operator to co-founding EF Combatives, and how his unique approach to jiu jitsu is making a difference for both officers and civilians alike.

Whether you're in law enforcement, martial arts, or just looking to learn more about self-defense, this conversation with Jay Wadsworth is one you won’t want to miss!

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