C4C Law Enforcement Camp
Three Days • Three Disciplines • Built for Law Enforcement
October 1-3, 2026 | Las Vegas, NV
Three days. World-class Las Vegas training facilities. One skill few departments train for effectively: getting suspects out of vehicles safely.
Dates
October 1-3, 2026
Location
Las Vegas, NV
Eligibility
Law Enforcement Only
Format
3-Day Camp
What This Camp Is
The C4C PJJ LE Training Camp builds patrol and tactical team officers from the ground up: handgun fundamentals, team custody and control, takedowns, and handcuffing, then ties it all together on the final day with hands-on scenarios using blue guns and Non-Lethal Training Ammunition (NLTA). You’ll progress from live-fire drills on the range to full, reality-based vehicle-extraction scenarios.
Built for patrol, adaptable for tactical teams. Every principle, concept, and technique is field-proven from years of real street application.
- Handgun fundamentals, movement, and positional work
- Team takedowns and control to custody — on the ground, against a barrier, and moving suspects to a secondary location
- Live-fire progressing to NLTA drills and scenarios
- Physical vehicle extraction against passive, assaultive, and weapon-bearing suspects
- Vehicle considerations: setting your team up for success — and knowing when extraction isn’t viable
- When it’s a patrol problem vs. a tactical team problem
- How to disengage safely, handle multiple suspects, manage renewed resistance, and when to “let it go”
You’ll walk away with: principle-led instruction you can take straight back to your agency, best practices for building reality-based training into your ongoing programs, and a PJJ Vehicle Extraction Camp Certificate of Completion listing your training hours.
Curriculum by Day
Fundamentals, Movement & Positions
PFC Annex Range Complex (PARC)
Handgun fundamentals, movement, and positional work on the range. Live-fire drills build the base every skill later in the camp stacks on — built for patrol, adaptable for tactical teams.
Combatives
Xtreme Couture MMA (XCMMA)
Team custody and control: takedowns, control to custody on the ground and against a barrier, handcuffing, and moving suspects to a secondary location. Every technique is field-proven from years of real street application.
Scenarios & Application
PFC Annex Range Complex (PARC)
Classroom • Mover/Mover • Force-On-Target • Vehicle Extraction Scenarios. Everything ties together with blue guns and NLTA — full, reality-based vehicle extraction against passive, assaultive, and weapon-bearing suspects.
Who Teaches
Chad Lyman
Founder, Code 4 Concepts | Director of Combatives, PFC
Chad Lyman combines a decorated law enforcement career (patrol, SWAT operator, gang detective, and advanced officer skills trainer with a major Southern Nevada metropolitan police department) with over 25 years in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and MMA. A 3rd-degree BJJ black belt, Masters Martial Arts Hall of Fame inductee, and head BJJ coach at Xtreme Couture MMA, he developed the Code 4 Concepts use-of-force training system and serves as PFC's Director of Combatives and lead C4C curriculum developer.
C4CPJJ Adjunct Instructors
Police Jiu-Jitsu Cadre
PJJ draws on a nationwide network of seasoned instructors—active and veteran officers from police departments, sheriff's offices, and federal agencies across the country. Each brings hard-won experience from patrol, SWAT, and specialized units directly to the mat. This collective expertise ensures the concepts you learn are battle-tested across diverse jurisdictions and real-world encounters, giving officers and protection professionals a proven system of combative problem-solving refined by those who've relied on it. Meet the C4CPJJ instructor team.
Travis Snyder
PFC Cadre | PFC Training Instructors
Travis Snyder brings 21 years of law enforcement experience to PFC, beginning in the U.S. Air Force as a Security Police Law Enforcement Specialist before joining a Southern Nevada agency in 1997. He spent 14 years on SWAT, rising to Assistant Tactical Team Leader and lead tactical instructor. An accomplished martial artist with 15+ years in MMA and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Travis is a former World and American National BJJ champion who has coached students to World, Pan American, and National titles.
All instructors are PFC/PJJ certified with extensive field and coaching experience.
Who This Is For
- Local and Municipal Law Enforcement
- County Law Enforcement
- State Law Enforcement
- Federal Law Enforcement
- Tactical Teams
- Military Police
What's Included
Range Fees
All facility fees covered
Certificate
PJJ Vehicle Extraction Camp Certificate of Completion — lists your training hours
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is eligible to attend?
This camp is open to law enforcement only — local and municipal, county, state, and federal law enforcement, tactical teams, and military police.
What gear do I need to bring?
Firearms & Range Gear
- Serviceable duty handgun (see Sig restriction below)
- Appendix or strong side inside or outside the waistband holster (No SERPA push-button type holsters)
- Minimum three magazines and 2 magazine pouches
- Duty carry gear
- 400 rounds handgun ammunition
- Eye and ear protection
- Firearm cleaning/maintenance supplies
- Weather-appropriate outdoor range clothing & sturdy shoes
- Sunscreen
- Sun cover garments such as breathable hoodie or hat
Combatives & Mat Gear
- Sturdy shirt and/or hoodie
- BDU/duty style pants
- Clean athletic shoes for multi-purpose mats & other surfaces
- Wrestling shoes for sterile mat areas (students may go barefoot on mats as well)
- 12 oz boxing gloves and/or MMA style gloves (no bag gloves)
- Mouthpiece
- Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Gi and/or No-Gi gear (shorts/rash guard) — optional, for lunch time training
Duty & General Gear
- Gun belt/duty belt if worn on duty
- Low vis/plain clothes including concealment garments if plain clothes on duty
- Blue gun or red gun (if available for duty holster)
- Handcuffs, handcuff key, handcuff carrier/pouch
- Note-taking materials
- Water/hydration of choice
- Lunch and snacks of choice for a full day's training
*** Holster policy: Blackhawk Serpa model holsters are strictly prohibited during live fire range training and banned in all PFC Training classes for safety reasons. For copies of PFC's and the Federal Government's policies regarding the use of Blackhawk Serpa holsters, contact PFC HQ.
** Firearm policy: There is no greater priority to PFC than the safety of our students and staff alike. For some time now, we have been closely monitoring and engaged with the issues surrounding select models of Sig handguns and questions of performance and danger to users and bystanders alike. We have closely examined this problem and avoided both haste and emotion. Effective immediately, PFC will no longer allow the Sig P320 and its variants, as well as the DoD contract models, namely the M18 and M17 in our programs or programs utilizing our facilities. We understand that this may create frustration and inconvenience; however, SAFETY is always priority #1.
Where should I stay?
Las Vegas has plenty of options, including PFC partnered hotels with discounted rates for students. Download our Recommended Hotel Guide (PDF) for partnered hotels and options near each training venue.
Do I need prior jiu-jitsu experience?
No prior jiu-jitsu experience needed.
What is the refund policy?
Refunds and transfers are outlined in our Terms & Conditions.
I need approval from command staff. Can you help?
Yes — we've prepared a justification letter you can adapt and submit to your command staff. Download the Justification Letter (PDF). Questions? Contact Chad Lyman at [email protected].
Can my agency pay via purchase order?
Yes — contact PFC Training at (702) 647-1126 to arrange payment by purchase order.
Secure Your Seat
October 1-3, 2026 • Las Vegas, NV • Law Enforcement Only
Spots are limited. Registration is $600 per student.
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