As a health care professional in a psychiatric hospital that daily has to restrain patients with punching, kicking or chokes this would be a great option. It takes sometimes 6-7 male and female staff members to get the patient under control. And most of the time at least 2 staff members get injured daily. They teach a small course in CPI. It’s not usually effective. We need an updated system to save on injury from patients and staff. The cost of worker’s compensation claims are ridiculous. I’m very interested in this type training.
Germany here. This is by far the best system for retraining somebody ive ever seen. Especially in lawenforcement, any agency that is not adooting this asap, is not really concerned about officer safety or sagety at all. I am highly impressed by what ive seen so far of safe wrap!
In the video they include a clip and commentary on the audience trying it. As far as I could tell, it worked for them too; and they're less trained with the techniques than the police officers would be.
Long time (mostly sport) BJJ black belt here and I love these guys. Haters will hate but Rener is a national treasure. Wish yall were there when I dropped in for class a few years ago. Next time.
I have been doing bjj for almost 30 years now and I also have a special needs teenage son who has in the past gotten violent. I had to restrain him many times with a gift wrap. The SafeWrap System looks extremely impressive. The gift wrap alone is a powerful restraining technique. Even though I have not done their system, with the experience I have, I would highly recommend this for all law enforcement and public workers.
Do you have a child, let alone a special needs child? I love my son more than life itself. I would never harm my son but there is a reality that some parents and teachers have to face when dealing with a large violent teenager and learning a proper way to restrain someone safely for the safety of everyone is critical.
I love that you guys are doing this. The main issue is lack of good, repeatable training for officers. The often times go through academy, then rarely trying much more than that. Simple training such as this is what’s needed.
It is allowed as an IP, basically. But WHY would you? To me, that's the interesting question. I say that as a huge fan of the Gracies. But requiring a license and paying fees to use this just seems... odd.
This is good but I’d like to see the same thing but with two random police officers doing the holding instead of two of the best BJJ black belts in the world lol. Their knowledge of how to move their bodies and put pressure definitely helps them in this situation.
The video clearly shows two small women from the street applying the technique. There is another video they released last week showing multiple people learning and using this that aren't Gracies.
@@clanggedin It shows them applying it for a couple of seconds. It doesn't show, and conveniently doesn't mention, whether they were able to successfully restrain their target.
@@clanggedin yes but I’m talking about them pressure testing it like in this video. Grab two random cops. Teach them the system and then let ppl try and escape while promising them money.
And that's how you get injuries and deaths from positional asphyxia. The point here is that it's an effective, safe, and humane way to subdue someone without using excessive force. I'd be interested in learning it.
Wouldnt the challenge be more of getting into that position, rather then starting from the best possible position? Starting fully locked in of course they wont get out, thats liked saying "get out of this rear naked choke, while i have it fully locked in before starting"
To be fair, with two people I’m sure getting the gift wrap wouldn’t be too difficult, especially for someone trained. Idk about the legs though. It seems about as difficult as a typical 2 on 1 entanglement. Maybe its use would be for after someone has been taken down and already controlled but idk
@@jacobhoover4393 That is what i see as probably the biggest hurdle. Getting the legs in that position. While everybody is moving , the person maybe is a bigger individual / on certain drugs. In less then ideal surroundings/curcumstances.
What I thought was also great was the de-escalation and overall care for the person being detained. You could sense that the person under control wasn't feeling scared or hurt during the restraining. Two thumbs WAY up!!! 👍👍
Awesome! I agree with the comments I see that it would be awesome to see a follow up vid where you have some police officers that you give a 1-hour intensive training on this position and have them try this challenge. That would be very insightful for how easy it is for officers to apply this effectively. You guys did great, but with your skills you could probably control any one of these people without breaking a sweat one-on-one as well.
You should train the police and medical staff! I love your work! It's safe and effective - it literally saves lives! ❤ Keep up the amazing groundbreaking work! Thanks!
This is only HALF the battle. I am so happy to see the Gracies use their skill and knowledge to come up with something that will absolutely save lives. The other half of the battle is requiring mandatory fitness tests for officers, also training time must be extended far beyond it's current acceptable limits when becoming a cop.
Renner >> I remember when you were 12 years old and you were a blue Belt > you have so advanced your skills , professionalism and knowledge > from in those early years at the Gracie Academy .. so proud of you .. Robert Lee
Much respect for these two for being so innovative. I have no doubt that if police agencies adopt this approach it will save lives and avoid PTSD from having to possibly shoot someone for not being able to successfully subdue a suspect.
Every single Police Department in the United States should adopt this. It would prevent hundreds of millions of dollars in litigation yearly. It creates equal amounts of safety for the people implementing it as well as the individuals It is being used on. Really impressed by this, it would probably prevent officers striking with a closed fist 99% of the time.
Gentlemen, first I want to say I LOVE what you are doing for our law enforcement, and I think you are making our country as a whole safer and better to live in, one department at a time, so THANK YOU! I was wondering as I watched though, if maybe you could show copers using the technique. Maybe the average (not saying this to be rude or throw shade but to be real) slightly overweight male and female officer duo or two female officers. With their gear on. I say this because it has to work for them for it to work, and the gear (as you know) significantly impacts your ability to move, curve your body, reach for arms, etc. That all said, I've seen enough of your work to believe on faith at this point that all that has been worked out, but I'd still like to see it in the demonstration that's selling the effectiveness of it. Again, all said with the upmost respect and a guinine desire to contribute to the betterment of policing and the safety of my community.
Amazing video !! Excellent initiative ! I remember that old video of a passerby helping a huge police officer restrain a man on the ground. Calming explaining to him what to do, how to navigate the operation and your narration in the back ground. I feel like that video sparked this initiative. Or atleast served as fuel for this amazing invention ❤
Long-sleeved uniform shirts are better for real world sits. Saves tats from being scared and avoids direct contact. This is more difficult to perform on someone in long-sleeves, jacket, winter gloves, etc.... Added challenges include person on drugs, biters, bystander accomplices, 3rd strikers, etc....
I like how one of them tried to resist the hand cuffing, you know not everyone is just gonna tap out and accept it and look for other opportunity's to get away.
@@7dollarproductions chaching chaching. That’s what’s up. @partickosmium733 you don’t mind showing proof? Please? I kind of believe you. You don’t mind providing evidence, please?
At 3:35 he actually got out of the giftwrap, and into a much more escapable position. Ryron has to quickly recover the gift wrap after he gives up. He might have had a chance to escape if he had a bit more training
5:40 is very realistic. Perp may lie to you to get some leverage during transition. So it's essential for the restrainer to maintain a high level of suspicion until the cuffs are safely on....
This is amazing because we have an entire device dedicated to binding a criminal and it works like some kind of crazy straight jacket hog tie. But now you got to get this information to good cops so that they can train it and then hope that they use it after training. It's completely up to the officee if he's going to use his training. But for the ones that will put in the time thank you.
I don’t know what’s more impressive….the slick technique of safe wrap, or the fact they had a handful of $$$$ and didn’t get a gun pulled on them in Crimea Monica
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I wonder if some of these people don't even know who is actually holding them. I bet if they did they would know they are not getting out of it.
It would be an honour and so much fun to try to get out of it, fully aware that I can't get out of it because of knowing who is holding me.
what if the person was high on drugs?
I'm asking for $100 since I know I'm not getting out lol
Two Gracie Black belts! Good luck!
Not only are they black belts, they are by no means small people.
As a health care professional in a psychiatric hospital that daily has to restrain patients with punching, kicking or chokes this would be a great option. It takes sometimes 6-7 male and female staff members to get the patient under control. And most of the time at least 2 staff members get injured daily. They teach a small course in CPI. It’s not usually effective. We need an updated system to save on injury from patients and staff. The cost of worker’s compensation claims are ridiculous. I’m very interested in this type training.
Go train jiu jitsu
I do but we are limited to the CPI program which has no real world scenarios. No basic jiu jitsu moves.
tasers also dont work, you have to do two tasers.
Could not have been said better!
Germany here. This is by far the best system for retraining somebody ive ever seen. Especially in lawenforcement, any agency that is not adooting this asap, is not really concerned about officer safety or sagety at all. I am highly impressed by what ive seen so far of safe wrap!
Could you make a BJJ SafeWrap escape tutorial to all us criminals haha
😂😂💯
@@JunLee22 haha
Run before the first hold haha
Yes. Dont do crime 😂
It brings tears to my eyes how intentional you are with using Jiu Jitsu to change the world. Sooooo inspirational. Thank you!!
Grandpa Helio would be so proud!
Oss 💯🙏🏼
I was just about to comment the exact same thing haha
for them to patent 2 grappling moves if done on a single person simultaneously? :D
It’s a little harder when it’s the Gracies holding you down and not two cops that just learned it.
Also, the cops won't be starting in that position.
Even if someone just learned they are in a far better position than the same cops that are totally untrained.
In the video they include a clip and commentary on the audience trying it. As far as I could tell, it worked for them too; and they're less trained with the techniques than the police officers would be.
this system is way better than current standards
They literally showed audience members using it in the video…
This is sooooo cool! This NEEDS to be standardized in police training across THE WORLD!! And these Jiu-Jitsu scientists deserve a medal!
“Can you kick us?”
“I tried” LOOOL
I can see this working out for law enforcement everywhere! Genius system!
Long time (mostly sport) BJJ black belt here and I love these guys. Haters will hate but Rener is a national treasure. Wish yall were there when I dropped in for class a few years ago. Next time.
I’m so happy that you have created such a great tool. So many possibilities to avoid pain and keep everyone safe.
I have been doing bjj for almost 30 years now and I also have a special needs teenage son who has in the past gotten violent. I had to restrain him many times with a gift wrap. The SafeWrap System looks extremely impressive. The gift wrap alone is a powerful restraining technique. Even though I have not done their system, with the experience I have, I would highly recommend this for all law enforcement and public workers.
So your son is turning violent,and your answer to his violence is a choke hold!!!? That might be the reason why he is turning violent!!!!!
@@guido69x Do you have a special needs child who suffered a stroke before he was born? Do you have a child at all?
@@guido69x By the way... do you do martial arts? I have been for 40 years. I don't think you have the slightest clue what a choke hold is.
Do you have a child, let alone a special needs child? I love my son more than life itself. I would never harm my son but there is a reality that some parents and teachers have to face when dealing with a large violent teenager and learning a proper way to restrain someone safely for the safety of everyone is critical.
I love that you guys are doing this. The main issue is lack of good, repeatable training for officers. The often times go through academy, then rarely trying much more than that. Simple training such as this is what’s needed.
This is the best course you have ever launched.❤❤
Sergio must’ve been down bad. He lied to Rener 😂
Yeah he did
Yes I understood,😮
made it better tbh to find out they were still in control during a transition
RIP
The $ was his motivation
How can you copyright a bjj move?
Right?? I guess until you get certified and are allowed to use it, just continue to beat suspects? lol
It is allowed as an IP, basically.
But WHY would you? To me, that's the interesting question. I say that as a huge fan of the Gracies. But requiring a license and paying fees to use this just seems... odd.
So that they get the credit they deserve when all of the police everywhere start using it and society benefits from it
so u dont name it ur own.... u can use it just not steal it and call it the owner of the move genius
The Gracie family tried to trademark bjj as "Gracie Juijitsu". They tried to sue lots of people. They are money grabbing jewjitsu people.
This is a good thing. It definitely would've helped when I was a Firefighter and Paramedic.
This is good but I’d like to see the same thing but with two random police officers doing the holding instead of two of the best BJJ black belts in the world lol. Their knowledge of how to move their bodies and put pressure definitely helps them in this situation.
The video clearly shows two small women from the street applying the technique. There is another video they released last week showing multiple people learning and using this that aren't Gracies.
@@clanggedin It shows them applying it for a couple of seconds. It doesn't show, and conveniently doesn't mention, whether they were able to successfully restrain their target.
@@clanggedin yes but I’m talking about them pressure testing it like in this video. Grab two random cops. Teach them the system and then let ppl try and escape while promising them money.
@@DavidMedic447 There is another video of NYC cops learning SafeWrap. I know it's not what you are asking but they are using it on other cops.
@@miqueloz They did showed how they handcuffed people. They have other video showing how much time it passed.
Pufff, this 2 are elite black belts. Even withhout those holds, no one can escape if they are on top of you.
And that's how you get injuries and deaths from positional asphyxia. The point here is that it's an effective, safe, and humane way to subdue someone without using excessive force.
I'd be interested in learning it.
Great work guys, I hope all law enforcement makes this their standard move for arrests.
Wouldnt the challenge be more of getting into that position, rather then starting from the best possible position?
Starting fully locked in of course they wont get out, thats liked saying
"get out of this rear naked choke, while i have it fully locked in before starting"
someone didnt finish watching the video
@@shihonage and you would assume wrong
Thank you. I had to scroll an awful long time to find someone who thought about this for more than two seconds.
To be fair, with two people I’m sure getting the gift wrap wouldn’t be too difficult, especially for someone trained. Idk about the legs though.
It seems about as difficult as a typical 2 on 1 entanglement. Maybe its use would be for after someone has been taken down and already controlled but idk
@@jacobhoover4393 That is what i see as probably the biggest hurdle. Getting the legs in that position. While everybody is moving , the person maybe is a bigger individual / on certain drugs. In less then ideal surroundings/curcumstances.
This needs to be implemented
should have had cops train grappling long ago now they use their ignorance to promote technocracy and agenda 2030
You guys continue to amaze me! Nicely done
Absolutely brilliant.
That chest on shoulder pressure that both Ryron and Rener are applying on the same limb that's getting gift wrapped... good luck freeing that arm
Bringing awareness and training to first responders is paramount
You guys are doing awesome work!
Y’all Gracie’s are absolute legends.
Perhaps the most effective system I've seen!
Family tradition at it’s best, nothing but respect. 🙏
Long live Gracie for generations to come! 💪
Damn. You guys are doing it again! Well done!
Again? What else have they done?!
good job guys. Looking forward to this making it to every department nationwide. I don't know why it wouldn't be.
I LOVE YOUR WORK !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Dang, next level stuff right here.
Gracie family changes the world again.
What I thought was also great was the de-escalation and overall care for the person being detained. You could sense that the person under control wasn't feeling scared or hurt during the restraining. Two thumbs WAY up!!! 👍👍
This is an impressive system but man, you're marketing is amazing. Respect.
You guys are revolutionary. Your Academy is literally the only thing I miss about living in Los Angeles…
Keen to see you spread this across the world. Your team is slowly changing the world for the better. Thank you Gracie family.
Keep up the good work gentlemen. This is going to save lives.
BRAVO Gracie JJ !!! ... the gentle art.
Lets GOOOOOOOOOOOOO! I hope every PD adopts this asap!
Awesome! I agree with the comments I see that it would be awesome to see a follow up vid where you have some police officers that you give a 1-hour intensive training on this position and have them try this challenge. That would be very insightful for how easy it is for officers to apply this effectively.
You guys did great, but with your skills you could probably control any one of these people without breaking a sweat one-on-one as well.
You should train the police and medical staff! I love your work! It's safe and effective - it literally saves lives! ❤ Keep up the amazing groundbreaking work! Thanks!
This is only HALF the battle. I am so happy to see the Gracies use their skill and knowledge to come up with something that will absolutely save lives. The other half of the battle is requiring mandatory fitness tests for officers, also training time must be extended far beyond it's current acceptable limits when becoming a cop.
Love this. Great work, guys!
amazing, i hope all officers get to learn this!
Brilliant work guys!!
Amazing, I hope it will spread and Cop starts use it even in our country. That transition to handcuffs🔥
lol, Sergio wanted that $$$
This is actually a life saving technique, well done!
Renner >> I remember when you were 12 years old and you were a blue Belt > you have so advanced your skills , professionalism and knowledge >
from in those early years at the Gracie Academy .. so proud of you .. Robert Lee
Much respect for these two for being so innovative. I have no doubt that if police agencies adopt this approach it will save lives and avoid PTSD from having to possibly shoot someone for not being able to successfully subdue a suspect.
Every single Police Department in the United States should adopt this. It would prevent hundreds of millions of dollars in litigation yearly. It creates equal amounts of safety for the people implementing it as well as the individuals It is being used on. Really impressed by this, it would probably prevent officers striking with a closed fist 99% of the time.
That's a right way of developing law enforcement effectiveness.
Basic, looks easy to learn and safe Cops and other professionals who deal with altercations like this should definitely use it.
Outstanding!!!! Much love and respect to these two gentlemen, leading by example and inspiring all who know them, salute.
Highest of respect to the Gracie brothers
Gentlemen, first I want to say I LOVE what you are doing for our law enforcement, and I think you are making our country as a whole safer and better to live in, one department at a time, so THANK YOU! I was wondering as I watched though, if maybe you could show copers using the technique. Maybe the average (not saying this to be rude or throw shade but to be real) slightly overweight male and female officer duo or two female officers. With their gear on. I say this because it has to work for them for it to work, and the gear (as you know) significantly impacts your ability to move, curve your body, reach for arms, etc. That all said, I've seen enough of your work to believe on faith at this point that all that has been worked out, but I'd still like to see it in the demonstration that's selling the effectiveness of it. Again, all said with the upmost respect and a guinine desire to contribute to the betterment of policing and the safety of my community.
Thanks for doing these. With what we ask officers to do, they need to be experts at doing it safely. Best for them and the community.
Amazing video !! Excellent initiative ! I remember that old video of a passerby helping a huge police officer restrain a man on the ground. Calming explaining to him what to do, how to navigate the operation and your narration in the back ground. I feel like that video sparked this initiative. Or atleast served as fuel for this amazing invention ❤
amazing work , COPS take NOTES!
all day!!!
proper training... all it takes!!!
blessed job!!!
oss!!!
Long-sleeved uniform shirts are better for real world sits. Saves tats from being scared and avoids direct contact. This is more difficult to perform on someone in long-sleeves, jacket, winter gloves, etc.... Added challenges include person on drugs, biters, bystander accomplices, 3rd strikers, etc....
Love this! Innovation comes in so many forms.
I like how one of them tried to resist the hand cuffing, you know not everyone is just gonna tap out and accept it and look for other opportunity's to get away.
As a nurse I have been attacked several times. Health care providers need yearly certification in SAFE WRAP.❤
You guys got me into doing BJJ many year's ago. Great content
Way to Go guys!
From helping people sleep on planes w/ the sleeperhold to helping cops control criminals. these guys do it all!
Thanks for taking the time to put this together guys.
These guys are both BJJ and business geniuses.
Ryron and Rener are fantastic martial artists, but Rener is also a black-belt in marketing.
One man alone can escape that, you guessed it, Steven Segal
I was thinking Chuck Norris
Segal can't get off the floor anymore, he's 300 Lbs!
he'd piss himself and pass out.
Gene Labelle
My mother is a social worker who works with DD clients and has used this move for over 30 years for controlling an unruly client.
What’s up with them patenting the move then?
Nothing is new under the sun.
@@7dollarproductions chaching chaching. That’s what’s up. @partickosmium733 you don’t mind showing proof? Please? I kind of believe you. You don’t mind providing evidence, please?
@patrickosmium733 please see prior comment.
Love it, guys. Thanks for all you do for LE.
At 3:35 he actually got out of the giftwrap, and into a much more escapable position. Ryron has to quickly recover the gift wrap after he gives up. He might have had a chance to escape if he had a bit more training
Reners marketing is always second to none, good stuff 👍
5:40 is very realistic. Perp may lie to you to get some leverage during transition. So it's essential for the restrainer to maintain a high level of suspicion until the cuffs are safely on....
This really is genius 🙏🏻
This is amazing because we have an entire device dedicated to binding a criminal and it works like some kind of crazy straight jacket hog tie. But now you got to get this information to good cops so that they can train it and then hope that they use it after training. It's completely up to the officee if he's going to use his training. But for the ones that will put in the time thank you.
This is genius and makes so much sense. Fantastic work guys !
Great work, wish this was around when I went through the academy
Genius! 100%
I don’t know what’s more impressive….the slick technique of safe wrap, or the fact they had a handful of $$$$ and didn’t get a gun pulled on them in Crimea Monica
this is awesome, well done guys, it is a massive move to keep our police and citizens safe!
You guys are so smart. Well done hope it becomes mandotory for law enforcement
Nicely done, gentlemen. This will help an untold number of people in all situations. Great job. 🙂🙂👍👍
Que ideia foda, parabéns. Família Gracie novamente beneficiando o mundo;
I don't see why we are being "gentle" with criminals.
"License required for use" ROFL you can't be serious hahhaha
Genius marketing and master skills!
Yall are amazing! Great job gentlemen
I always use the gift wrap position to pull off armbar in my bjj class. Works every time!
I guess the challenge is getting the person in that position and gaining control during the initial struggle
Gracie is changing lives...
this is the most fun commercial
nice work
I love how they’re still in the move or handcuffs while they’re answering the questions 😂
You want to go home today!