Different paths.
One shared art.

Randy Olsson is a jiu-jitsu black belt, entrepreneur, creative strategist, and the founder of War Tribe. He has spent more than 15 years practicing jiu-jitsu and has had the privilege of training alongside and learning from some of the most accomplished athletes and instructors in the art.

Randy launched War Tribe from a spare room and helped grow it into an internationally recognized jiu-jitsu brand serving practitioners around the world. His work has included collaborations and projects involving notable athletes, personalities, and brands within martial arts and digital media.

Although his career has expanded into marketing, media, technology, real estate, and business development, jiu-jitsu has remained one of the defining threads of his life. Randy is also a father of four and believes the lessons developed on the mats — adaptability, humility, discipline, creativity, and perseverance — can elevate every area of life.

Jeff Tiegs is a retired U.S. Army Special Operations leader with more than 25 years of counterterrorism and counterinsurgency experience. His career took him from a young Ranger private to a Delta Force lieutenant colonel, leading and participating in combat operations in Panama, Iraq, Afghanistan, and other regions around the world.

Jeff earned a master’s degree from the Naval War College and received numerous military qualifications and decorations, including the Ranger and Special Forces Tabs, the Special Forces Combat Diver Badge, the Military Freefall Badge, five Bronze Stars, and a Silver Star for valor in Iraq.

Today, Jeff is the founder and president of Skull Games, a nonprofit organization that applies intelligence-driven methods to identify sexual predators, support law enforcement, and protect people vulnerable to exploitation. His work is shaped by faith, service, sacrifice, and a belief that every person has a heroic journey waiting to be discovered. Jeff and his wife, Julianne, have two sons, Aaron and Jonah.

Jeffery J. Bramstedt is a former U.S. Navy SEAL, professional skydiver, stunt performer, entrepreneur, speaker, and ministry leader. After enlisting in the Navy, he completed BUD/S and the demanding Special Operations Medical Sergeant Course before joining SEAL Team One and completing multiple overseas deployments.

Jeff later spent five years with the Navy Leap Frogs parachute demonstration team. He has completed more than 6,000 skydives and holds advanced credentials as a professional skydiver, tandem instructor, parachute rigger, canopy pilot, and aerial photographer.

His career also includes more than two decades as a film and television stunt performer. Through Life of Valor Ministries, Jeff encourages men to become stronger leaders, husbands, fathers, and men of faith. He lives in San Diego with his wife, Dr. Robin Ihnfeldt-Bramstedt, and their four children.

Weston Harvey is a graphic designer, creative problem-solver, jiu-jitsu practitioner, and an essential member of the Jiu-Jitsu Style team. As a blue belt and longtime enthusiast, Weston understands the culture of jiu-jitsu from personal experience and brings that understanding into the visual identity and creative development of the platform.

His work sits at the intersection of design, technology, storytelling, and practical execution. Weston has the ability to take an abstract concept and translate it into something clear, functional, and visually compelling. He contributes not only as a designer but also as a versatile builder who is comfortable solving problems with both digital tools and his own hands.

Away from the screen, Weston lives on a farm and is the father of six children. That combination of creative discipline, family responsibility, craftsmanship, and jiu-jitsu gives him a grounded and highly resourceful perspective.

Scott Morales is a developer, technology strategist, entrepreneur, and jiu-jitsu blue belt who helps power the systems behind Jiu-Jitsu Style. His work spans advanced software development, artificial intelligence, digital infrastructure, and sophisticated technology projects for prominent organizations.

Scott brings both technical depth and strategic thinking to the team. Rather than viewing technology as an isolated function, he focuses on how it can strengthen storytelling, improve user experiences, organize information, and enable ambitious creative projects to operate at scale.

His involvement in jiu-jitsu gives him an understanding of the audience the platform exists to serve. He appreciates the art as both a technical discipline and a constantly evolving problem-solving system — qualities that closely mirror his approach to software development.

Aaron Tiegs is a jiu-jitsu black belt, active competitor, mental-performance coach, and martial-arts coach based in Bend, Oregon. Having begun training at approximately eight years old, jiu-jitsu has shaped nearly every stage of his personal and professional development.

A full-time jiu-jitsu athlete and avid competitor, Aaron combines extensive mat experience with a strong academic and professional foundation — a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Oregon State University, and certification as a personal trainer.

That combination of competitive experience, physical preparation, and psychological insight informs his approach to coaching. The focus extends beyond technique alone to include confidence, resilience, emotional control, preparation, and the ability to perform effectively under pressure. Within Jiu-Jitsu Style, Aaron represents the perspective of the dedicated athlete — someone who has grown through the art from a young age and continues to test that development in training and competition.