C.O.B.R.A. Defense Miami
C.O.B.R.A. Defense Miami runs a 10-week self-defense academy built on law enforcement reality, not dojo tradition. Founder Chris Sutton—an ex-street cop, sheriff, and corrections officer—combined close-quarter combat, scenario training, and the psychology of criminal intent into a system designed fo...
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C.O.B.R.A. Defense Miami runs a 10-week self-defense academy built on law enforcement reality, not dojo tradition. Founder Chris Sutton—an ex-street cop, sheriff, and corrections officer—combined close-quarter combat, scenario training, and the psychology of criminal intent into a system designed for survival when it actually matters.
There are no belts. No uniforms. No bowing. This is what they call a "Police Academy for Civilians."
- •Scenario training is the core. You're not drilling flashy kicks that fall apart when someone takes your legs out. You're practicing real situations: weapons defenses, car abductions, stranger awareness, deadly force decisions. The training manual covers survival skills, escapes, strikes, assertiveness, and the mental side—how to avoid shutting down under stress when most people do.
Classes are for everyone regardless of age, fitness level, or experience. Single parents. Teachers. Law enforcement. Corporate teams. Kids. The academy covers both physical techniques and the psychology that makes them work.
- •Full 10-week training curriculum with live scenario work
- •C.O.B.R.A. Training Manual
- •Graduation certificate
- •Free access to other classes (Clearwater and Tarpon Springs facilities) until your academy starts
- •Free concealed weapons class
- •Free C.O.B.R.A. T-shirt
New students can register for a free No-Cost Self Defense Power Class that covers targeting formulas, criminal psychology, what to do under gunpoint stress, and immediate verbal/physical strategies. Classes fill fast—text SAFEPC to 305-745-7839 or call 800-289-8188.
"C.O.B.R.A. was actually better than the training I received in the police academy." — Meg C., Law enforcement officer
"The techniques taught in C.O.B.R.A. are quick. Gross motor skills... that effective and I was able to maintain control of the situation." — John W., 17-year law enforcement veteran and U.S. Marine