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Veterans Who Lost Legs in the Line of Duty Find New Freedom with Jiu-Jitsu

  • Veterans like Pisey Tan and police officer Egan, who lost their legs in service and accidents, are training in jiu-jitsu in Morton, Pennsylvania.
  • Their engagement with jiu-jitsu follows life-changing injuries such as Tan's roadside bomb in Iraq and Egan's accident with a drunk driver, as previously reported in 2007.
  • Jiu-Jitsu, a Japanese martial art focused on ground fighting, offers these men physical strength, confidence, and a sense of normalcy during recovery and reintegration.
  • Tan expressed that practicing this sport has been crucial for his mental well-being, helping him regain stability and resilience while motivating him to persevere through challenges.
  • Practicing at The Vault Jiu Jitsu gym, Tan and Egan find workouts that positively affect other life areas, supporting their ongoing journey of rebuilding and resilience.
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KIFI broke the news in Idaho Falls, United States on Saturday, May 24, 2025.
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