Tulsa Police Officer Shane Pryce stops by the studio to hang out with Todd and Clinton and talk about how Jiu Jitsu has come in handy as a law enforcement officer, gives us the lowdown on narcotics in Tulsa, and tells some crazy cop stories. 

Thomas Williams, owner of Balanced Bodies in Midtown Tulsa and black belt in BJJ, OK stops by the studio to talk about his journey in martial arts, his approach to being a referee, and how his Jiu Jitsu program and Balanced Bodies got started.

Dylan Smith, owner of Shah Mat Jiu Jitsu in Enid, OK, hangs out with Todd and Clinton and talks about his MMA days, a business contest he is hoping to win to help expand his gym, and how Shah Mat Jiu Jitsu got started.

Mike Mullinax, owner of Rogue Jiu Jitsu in Owasso, OK, stops by the studio to talk with Todd and Clinton about his martial arts and Jiu Jitsu journey, how Rogue Jiu Jitsu got started, and what it's like to own a gym. 

Tulsa Police Officer Andrea Morey sits down with Todd and Clinton to talk about what it's like being a female police officer, why she got into Jiu Jitsu, and what she feels is the most rewarding part of being a police officer.

Omar French, owner of Omar French Jiu Jitsu stops by the studio to hang out with Todd and Clinton and tell about how he got his start in Jiu Jitsu, traveling around the world, and how having goals is important motivation.

Blake Hayes, founder of Sheepdog Jiu Jitsu, stops by to tell about how he got started in martial arts, what the Tulsa scene was like before there were any black belts around, and how to find value in Jiu Jitsu no matter who you are.

Professor Christian Derr, owner and head trainer at Clinch Martial Arts Academy in Owasso, OK stops in the studio to talk about how he got into martial arts, how Clinch got started, and the many merits of Jiu Jitsu and how it has impacted his life.

Shep Fuller from Team Takedown stops in the studio to talk about his martial arts and law enforcement background, how Jiu Jitsu helped him after getting out of the army, and why every first responder should learn Jiu Jitsu. Shep is offering to help any law enforcement officer who wants to learn martial arts and is even certified to sign off on CLEAT hours.

Clay Marrs, owner of the Factory Grappling Club in Tulsa, OK, stops in to talk about how he got into martial arts, how he started the Factory Grappling Club, and his career serving his community as a firefighter.