Community training

A STRONGER, MORE PREPARED COMMUNITY.

Self-defense training led by current and former special forces operators.

Ongoing training for community members and JDF personnel alike: martial arts, practical self-defense, awareness, and firearms safety, with dedicated sessions for kids and for women.

5 Training tracks

Martial arts, self-defense, awareness, firearms, and dedicated kids and women sessions.

SF Special forces instructors

Led by current and former special forces operators.

All Community and personnel

Ongoing training for community members and JDF personnel alike.

What we teach

Choose your training

Select a track to see who it is for.

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Self-defense

Practical skills to protect yourself and your family.

Community membersPractical skillsProtect your family

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Martial arts

Martial arts instruction, including programs for kids and for women.

Kids programsWomen's programs

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Awareness

Spotting surveillance and threats early, so a concern can be reported before it reaches the street.

Spot surveillanceRecognize threats earlyReport it

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Firearms safety

Responsible handling and safety training.

Responsible handlingSafety training

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Kids and women

Dedicated sessions built around each group.

Sessions for kidsSessions for women

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Ongoing training

Training is continuous, not a one-time class. It is for community members and JDF personnel alike.

Community membersJDF personnel

JDF Public Safety tactical situational awareness training

Why we train

PRESENCE OVER REACTION

Deterrence costs less than response. A community that can spot surveillance early, knows who to call, and knows how to protect itself is harder to target. JDF patrols the street. Training prepares the people who walk it.

TRAINED TODAY. PREPARED TOMORROW.

Questions

Before you sign up

Who leads the training?

Current and former special forces operators.

Who can take part?

Training is for community members and JDF personnel alike. There are dedicated sessions for kids and for women.

What can I learn?

Martial arts, practical self-defense, awareness (spotting surveillance and threats early), and responsible firearms handling and safety.

How do I sign up or find the schedule?

Use the contact page or call (213) 260-0061 and tell us which training you are interested in. We will reply with upcoming sessions.

What should I do if I see something concerning?

For an emergency or a crime in progress, call 911 first. Then call the JDF Public Safety Hotline at (213) 260-0061, or report a concern online.

PREPARED. VIGILANT. UNITED.

Tell us which training you want, for yourself, your family, or your institution, and we will be in touch with upcoming sessions.