To date, I have taught 760+ international seminars – in 24 countries. The topics have varied from Jeet Kune Do to Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Filipino Kali to Kalis Ilustrisimo, Self-Defense to Functional Fitness, and Personal Protection to Close-Quarter Combat. My seminars are always hands-on, informative and focused to real-world applications!

ONE: I’ve taught my unique guard passing methods (not techniques) to a handful of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Blue Belts – who train primarily at other academies. Two weeks after practicing what I had taught them, they were easily passing the guards of their fellow blue and purple belts at the academies where they trained. After another 4 weeks of training, they were now passing the guards of the purple, brown, and even some black belts.Is this what you experience on a consistent basis where you train? If not, you are missing out on some good stuff!

TWO: I have clients and instructors who’ve gone through my Level One Brazilian Jiu Jitsu over 40 program and now they more fully enjoy their training – AND they no longer get injured when sparring! How did they do this? Simple. They learned and practiced three primary fundamentals!

Again, is something you experience on a consistent basis? If not, you are missing out on some REALLY good stuff!

THREE: With just two weeks of training and a bit homework, I substantially increased the single-step footwork (mixed with a simple eye jab) of a handful of Jeet Kune Do clients by 11-18 inches (28-45cm). Imagine being able to hit a training partner, HARD, with a rear hand straight, who is standing 60 inches (153cm) away from you.

If you’re interested in learning how to move WAY BEYOND technique (i.e. HOW to train efficiently and develop skill sets quickly), let’s chat!

ONE: I’ve taught my unique guard passing methods (not techniques) to a handful of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Blue Belts – who train primarily at other academies. Two weeks after practicing what I had taught them, they were easily passing the guards of their fellow blue and purple belts at the academies where they trained. After another 4 weeks of training, they were now passing the guards of the purple, brown, and even some black belts.Is this what you experience on a consistent basis where you train? If not, you are missing out on some good stuff!

TWO: I have clients and instructors who’ve gone through my Level One Brazilian Jiu Jitsu over 40 program and now they more fully enjoy their training – AND they no longer get injured when sparring! How did they do this? Simple. They learned and practiced three primary fundamentals!

Again, is something you experience on a consistent basis? If not, you are missing out on some REALLY good stuff!

THREE: With just two weeks of training and a bit homework, I substantially increased the single-step footwork (mixed with a simple eye jab) of a handful of Jeet Kune Do clients by 11-18 inches (28-45cm). Imagine being able to hit a training partner, HARD, with a rear hand straight, who is standing 60 inches (153cm) away from you.

If you’re interested in learning how to move WAY BEYOND technique (i.e. HOW to train efficiently and develop skill sets quickly), let’s chat!

ONE: I’ve taught my unique guard passing methods (not techniques) to a handful of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Blue Belts – who train primarily at other academies. Two weeks after practicing what I had taught them, they were easily passing the guards of their fellow blue and purple belts at the academies where they trained. After another 4 weeks of training, they were now passing the guards of the purple, brown, and even some black belts.Is this what you experience on a consistent basis where you train? If not, you are missing out on some good stuff!

TWO: I have clients and instructors who’ve gone through my Level One Brazilian Jiu Jitsu over 40 program and now they more fully enjoy their training – AND they no longer get injured when sparring! How did they do this? Simple. They learned and practiced three primary fundamentals!

Again, is something you experience on a consistent basis? If not, you are missing out on some REALLY good stuff!

THREE: With just two weeks of training and a bit homework, I substantially increased the single-step footwork (mixed with a simple eye jab) of a handful of Jeet Kune Do clients by 11-18 inches (28-45cm). Imagine being able to hit a training partner, HARD, with a rear hand straight, who is standing 60 inches (153cm) away from you.

If you’re interested in learning how to move WAY BEYOND technique (i.e. HOW to train efficiently and develop skill sets quickly), let’s chat!