IT IS YOUR DUTY.
☆☆☆☆☆ Hosting a police seminar with DutyToTrain.com is a powerful investment for any agency. Bringing training on-site saves your department significant financial resources by eliminating travel expenses, and overtime while maximizing training hours. Our seminars can be hosted directly at your police department, or at local gyms and training clubs, making them accessible and convenient for agencies of all sizes.
Officers benefit from improved physical conditioning, stronger mental health, and stress-management skills, while also boosting their confidence and morale both on and off duty.
Our specialized instruction reduces liability risk for the department by decreasing incidents of excessive or improper use of force, protecting officers and the community. DutyToTrain.com is the only provider with active-duty law enforcement officers who are also professional fighters and world champions teaching these courses. Every program is fully adaptable to your department’s policies and POST requirements, ensuring compliance while delivering elite, battle-tested defensive tactics that result in safer, smarter, and liability-free policing. GO TO COURSES
The difference between hesitation and control, between risk and safety. We go home—alive, confident, and NEVER ashamed.
Being sharp is not optional; it’s a duty. Department training alone is not enough, and a regular gym workout won’t prepare you for real-world violence.
Skills built through training empower officers when it matters most. Under stress, your body will not rise to the occasion—it will fall to your training. That’s why consistent, reality-based training transforms hesitation into instinct and danger into control.
Few have done more to change police training than Andre Quiles—World Champion, undefeated bare knuck Vale Tudo fighter, and law enforcement officer. His simple, effective police Jiu-Jitsu system is empowering officers worldwide, boosting confidence, reducing bad uses of force, and keeping cops and communities safer. Andre Quiles is redefining police training—and departments everywhere are benefiting.