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Range Day for state qualification.

In and out like a boss 🎯

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Make sure to follow my jujitsu journey over on my other channel ‪@WHITEBELTGOONS‬

Physical Fitness, self defense and mental health are by far three of the most important aspects of our lives as private security officers, and if my journey can benefit you or motivate you in any way, it would be an honor to have you over there.

As always……

Be Great 👌

1 month ago | [YT] | 70

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It was nice to run into G Eazy yesterday on my patrol. It was a much needed change of pace from what I’m using dealing with 😂

1 month ago | [YT] | 88

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

Echelon Protective Services – Portland, OR

Echelon Officers Administer Life-Saving Aid During Medical Emergency

Portland, OR — While conducting routine patrol operations this week, two Echelon Protective Services officers encountered an unconscious community member in what was quickly identified as a medical emergency.

Recognizing the severity of the situation, the officers immediately assessed the individual and began rendering life-saving aid. Upon determining that the emergency was consistent with a fentanyl-related overdose, the officers promptly administered Naloxone (Narcan).

Following administration, the individual regained consciousness.

This incident reflects Echelon’s continued commitment to proactive engagement, officer training, and community-focused security. Through advanced training in emergency response and de-escalation, Echelon officers are equipped to act decisively in critical moments where seconds matter.

Echelon Protective Services remains dedicated to providing security through community—prioritizing preservation of life, professionalism, and responsible action in the environments we serve.

Via: Echelon Protective Services
📍 Portland, Oregon
🌐 echelonprotectiveservices.com

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NOW HIRING: ARMED & UNARMED SECURITY OFFICERS
📍 Portland, Oregon

Echelon Protective Services is actively seeking professional, motivated individuals to join our growing team.

At Echelon, we don’t just fill posts—we build professionals who are trained, supported, and prepared to operate in real-world environments.

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Sober

Clean eating

Fitness 3 to 5 times a week

Jujitsu 3 to 4 times a week

You’re not cooked guys….you just need to find your purpose.

Be Great 👍

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2 months ago | [YT] | 130

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Just wanted to check in with the family.

I’ve been tied up the last few weeks working on a few different projects and training for last weekend’s jiu-jitsu competition, but I wanted to share something that’s been on my mind.

I recently stepped into a role as a private investigator for our company, and it’s put me in much closer proximity to supervisors and leadership than I’ve had before. And like a lot of situations in life, what I thought I understood from a distance looks completely different up close.

The truth is—there’s a level of trust and respect that only comes from a consistent track record over time.

We all want respect.
We all want appreciation.
We all want to feel seen.

But most people don’t realize how much of that is earned.

You can’t force it.
You can’t speed it up.
And you definitely can’t demand it.

It’s no different than friendship or love.

I’m sharing this for the younger guards, especially the ones who feel overlooked or underappreciated—I’ve been there. I know what that feels like.

But hear me clearly:

Keep your head down.
Work with your team.
Don’t overreact when things go wrong.
And give people the same grace you’d want in return.

If you stay consistent, if you stay solid—your time will come.

And when it does, people won’t just look to you for leadership…they’ll speak on your name when you’re not in the room as the solution to the day’s problem.

Stay the course.

Be Great 🐝

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2 months ago | [YT] | 156

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“You’re just a security guard bro”……

Tell your girl that fam. 😉

3 months ago | [YT] | 121

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First outdoor run of the year.

If you’re anything like me, you hate running!

There’s a saying….”that which you need the most, you avoid “ and in terms of this that’s definitely applicable to me. I absolutely hate it, but my pot belly needs the love so….

How about you guys? Do you jog outside? If so, how often, what’s your program, how do you stay motivated?

Drop some feedback in the comments 👇

3 months ago | [YT] | 20

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Some days you don’t skip training because of discipline. You show up because of people.

Tonight I trained with two men I trust—guys I know have my back on and off the mat. Not just training partners, but friends. The kind who want to see you succeed, not just survive the round.

Their mentorship, advice, and quiet guidance matter more than they probably realize. Jiu-jitsu is an individual journey, but nobody makes it through alone. Iron sharpens iron—and sometimes it simply keeps you from quitting.

After a long day of work, I didn’t really want to train. But I knew they’d be there. And that was enough to push me through the door.

“The strength of the team is each individual member. The strength of each member is the team.”
— Phil Jackson

Grateful for the people who make the hard days lighter and the journey worth staying on.

#oss #bjj #jujitsu

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