Brave Path Recovery · Milford, MA
FREE WEEKLY CLASS
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
for First Responders
A weekly place to train and connect. Join Damien Trites at Brave Path Recovery for free Brazilian jiu-jitsu, with first responders in mind.
Every Monday at 6 p.m.
Beginning October 5, 2026
- When
- Mondays · 6 p.m.Milford local time
- Starts
- October 5, 2026Weekly on Mondays
- Cost
- FreeHosted by Brave Path Recovery
Your instructor
Train with Damien Trites
Damien is the Founder and Executive Director of Brave Path Recovery and a Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt. He leads this weekly class for the local first responder community.
A former professional mixed martial artist, Damien earned a submission victory at Bellator 144. His competition experience also includes multiple NAGA championships and Boston Open titles at purple and brown belt.
This free Monday class brings his martial arts experience to BPR’s Milford location, creating a regular opportunity to practice and spend time together on the mat.
Before your first Monday
Class questions
Who is the class for?
The class is created with first responders in mind. Contact Brave Path Recovery with questions about participation before your first visit.
Is the class free every week?
Yes. Brave Path Recovery is offering this Brazilian jiu-jitsu class free of charge, every Monday at 6 p.m., beginning October 5, 2026.
What should I bring, and do I need experience?
Contact the BPR team for equipment and experience guidelines. They can also answer questions about registration, ages and session length.
Where does the class meet?
At Brave Path Recovery, 321 Fortune Blvd, Suite 202, Milford, Massachusetts. See the location details below to plan your visit.
Make Monday a regular thing
Find us in Milford
Brave Path Recovery321 Fortune Blvd, Suite 202
Milford, MA 01757
Questions before you come?
Reach out to Brave Path Recovery and ask about the Monday Brazilian jiu-jitsu class.
Looking for additional support?
For questions about outpatient care alongside community activities, explore mental health support for first responders. Participation in Jiu-Jitsu is separate from assessment and enrollment in treatment.
