BUILT TO
REBUILD.
Professional performance coaching for combat athletes, veterans, and high-output individuals who are ready to rebuild — or refuse to slow down.
THIS COACHING
IS FOR YOU.
Rak Chazak works with people who hold themselves to a high standard — whether that's on the mat, in uniform, or in the office.
FOUR PILLARS.
Every program and coaching relationship at RCTA is built around these four non-negotiables.
THE PROGRAMS.
ONE-ON-ONE
COACHING.
Private sessions and coaching relationships for athletes who need individualized instruction, not a group class. Limited availability.
BUILT FROM
REAL WORLD
EXPERIENCE.
Jacques Cooper spent sixteen years in the U.S. Army as an Infantryman — twelve of them as a Sniper. He deployed, competed at the highest military levels, and built a career on performance under pressure.
Alongside military service, he won a Muay Thai National Championship at 16, earned his BJJ purple belt in approximately two years — winning the Pan American Championship along the way — and competed at the UFC APEX. He has trained at the UFC Performance Institute in Las Vegas alongside professional fighters.
Rak Chazak Training Academy exists because that experience — years of competing, serving, breaking down, and rebuilding — is not something you can learn from a textbook.
THE WORK
SPEAKS.
Testimonials from program members and coaching clients. The first Reconstruction Foundation cohort is completing the program now.
"The programming actually accounted for my injury history instead of ignoring it. First time in years I've been able to train consistently without breaking down mid-cycle."
"Jacques coaches at a level most people haven't seen outside of elite environments. He meets you where you are without lowering the standard."
"I came in skeptical. The Reconstruction Foundation is different — it actually starts from where you are, not where someone wishes you were."
OF GOOD COURAGE."
RCTA GEAR.
The first RCTA no-gi set is in prototype. Founding members of the Reconstruction Foundation receive early access when the line drops.
