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A former Royal Marines Commando has been leading self-defence classes for women and girls in Wolverhampton, aimed at building confidence and empowering them to become more active.

Kelvin Davies set up ‘Reel Grappling’ this summer after more than 12 years in the Marines. It offers Brazilian Jiu Jitsu classes in the Fallings Park areas of the city on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and at The Way Youth Zone in central Wolverhampton on Fridays.

Its overall mission is to help build stronger communities and empower young people, with Kelvin’s military background helping to instil a unique blend of discipline and empathy. Reel Grappling prioritises supporting young people from diverse and less privileged communities, and building trust where it matters most.

Now Kelvin has identified a

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