Join former law enforcement veteran and Renzo Gracie black belt Jason Rebsch for a special No-Gi seminar benefiting Tap Cancer Out. This charitable event combines high-level instruction with a meaningful cause, offering participants the opportunity to learn from a respected figure in both the BJJ and law enforcement communities while supporting cancer research and awareness.
Following the seminar, extend your training experience with our Open Mat Roll-a-Thon, where participants can put their newly learned techniques to practice while continuing to support the cause. This extended training session runs from 2:30 PM to 5:00 PM and requires only a $25 minimum donation, making it an accessible way to contribute to the fight against cancer while getting valuable mat time.
Join former law enforcement veteran and Renzo Gracie black belt Jason Rebsch for a special No-Gi seminar benefiting Tap Cancer Out. This charitable event combines high-level instruction with a meaningful cause, offering participants the opportunity to learn from a respected figure in both the BJJ and law enforcement communities while supporting cancer research and awareness.
Following the seminar, extend your training experience with our Open Mat Roll-a-Thon, where participants can put their newly learned techniques to practice while continuing to support the cause. This extended training session runs from 2:30 PM to 5:00 PM and requires only a $25 minimum donation, making it an accessible way to contribute to the fight against cancer while getting valuable mat time.
Jason Rebsch
Jason Rebsch is a prominent figure in the Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) and law enforcement communities. He retired as a Lieutenant after 24 years of police service and is currently a black belt under Renzo Gracie. Rebsch is the head instructor and co-owner of Renzo Gracie Austin, where he received his black belt from Professor Brian Marvin in 2018 after training in BJJ since 2007.
During his law enforcement career, Rebsch held various positions including Patrol Sergeant, SRT Team Leader, and was assigned to the Criminal Investigation Division. He was responsible for teaching Patrol, Active Shooter, and Defensive Tactics at his agency, demonstrating his expertise in both BJJ and law enforcement tactics.Rebsch is a Level 5 C4C-PJJ certified adjunct instructor under Chad Lyman, further showcasing his commitment to BJJ education. He is also the creator of BJJ Cop, an initiative aimed at encouraging police officers to train in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu by demonstrating its effectiveness in law enforcement situations.
In 2019, Rebsch co-founded the Invictus Movement with Ari Knazan to promote the importance of BJJ training for police officers and departments. This initiative, also known as the #BJJMakeItMandatory movement on social media, organizes BJJ seminars specifically for police officers across North America.
Rebsch's unique blend of law enforcement experience and BJJ expertise has made him a respected figure in both communities. He continues to train police officers around the country, advocating for the integration of BJJ into police training to improve officer safety and effectiveness.
NoGo Seminar: 12:45 - 2:30 ($50)
Open Mat: 2:30 - 5:00 ($25)
