In 2017 in association with The Royal Marines Charity the REORG Jiu-Jitsu Foundation launched. It’s a non-profit organization. REORG’s mission is to provide a way for serving personnel and veterans to learn Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. BJJ would be a part of their recovery pathway and to fight the challenge of mental health and physical disabilities.
It’s known fact that Jiu-Jitsu can improve both physical and mental health so together with learning techniques and developing skills practitioners gain confidence and sense of achievement as they improve over time. The thing that helps with the improvement of practitioners in Jiu-Jitsu is also a grading belt system.
Earlier this month, Tom Hardy was officially named the Head Ambassador for the REORG and he accepted the function.
Here is an important announcement by REORG and Royal Marines Jiu-Jitsu.
“REORG Foundation has outstanding support from many amazing Ambassadors. One Ambassador has continued to push and promote our mission on a global scale ? . He has now accepted the position as Head Ambassador for REORG Jiu Jitsu Foundation. Thank you @tomhardy“
If your a Veteran and would like to get involved in Jiu-Jitsu please message REORG directly
Tom Hardy is lately spending a lot of time training Jiu Jitsu with Royal Marines:
“Great training today with Tom, Nathan and the rest of the guys @richmondfitnessclub Are you a Veteran or serving wounded? REORG in association with We Defy Foundation is in place for you to help combat the psychological and physiological symptoms you may be dealing with. Everyone that has grappled on the mat knows the psychological and physiological benefits that can be attained, please help get the message out and help REORG help those in need.”
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Tom Hardy is considered one of the most talented actors of his generation and one of the guys who’s not willing to play by Hollywood rules.
