Clay Moses Sr. and his family have a deep passion for Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Starting in 2007, Clay Sr. and his son began training together, with Dominique in 2009. Over the years, they competed in various competitions throughout the southern United States. Despite life's challenges, including Dominique's service in the Army and Clay Jr.'s pursuit of a degree in Performing Arts, Jiu Jitsu remained a constant in their lives. In 2019, Clay Sr. opened his first academy in Ruston, LA, which unfortunately had to close due to the pandemic. However, the family persevered and continued to train, with Clay Sr. receiving his black belt in 2022. In 2023, they were finally able to open their doors again, this time in Calhoun, LA.

Dominique's courageous decision to confront a potentially lethal altercation involving a knife, instead of fleeing to safety, was a defining moment in her life. Despite being a mother of two and recently postpartum, she was able to quickly engage in the situation, resulting in the women (who were initially attacked) to retreat to safety.  Dominique's quick ability to give a thorough description to authorities lead to the perpetrator's arrest. This experience inspired her to pursue her lifelong dream of creating a women's only program called SHESAFE Training. The program aims to empower women by teaching them environmental awareness and how to respond to situations appropriately, regardless of their size, age, or body limitations. We invite you to join us in this mission of empowering women to stay safe and confident in any situation.