10/11/2026
TCOLE credits available!!
Our first TCOLE accredited course is on the books! In a law enforcement setting, the primary objective of combative striking is not to engage in a prolonged boxing match or set up sport-style combinations, but rather to serve as a functional, objective-driven bridge to gain control. When primary grappling attempts are stalled or shut down by a resistant subject, targeted strikes create a momentary physical overload that breaks their base and alters their behavior, opening up immediate opportunities to transition back to control holds, takedowns, or handcuffing. Furthermore, combative strikes serve as a critical defensive tool to disrupt or foul a subject’s attempt to draw a weapon, allowing officers to safely close the distance without taking damage. Whether jammed in tight quarters where grappling mechanics are restricted or facing a charging suspect, well-placed strikes effectively manage distance—either creating necessary operational space or reclaiming the initiative to ensure officer safety.
Register at TMPA
www.TMPA.org/training
20 spots available. Gear required is on the website. Come on out and advance your skills.