A: The Jiu-Jitsu Accelerator is a online coaching program designed to help you make sense of your Jiu-Jitsu and build a game that works for you.

Rather than giving you hundreds of new techniques to memorize, we'll focus on understanding the Jiu-Jitsu you already know, identifying what's missing, and creating a clear plan for your development.  

You'll follow a structured 10-week training roadmap, apply what you're learning during your normal training, and receive personalized coaching and feedback from me along the way.

A: That's one of the main reasons I created the Accelerator.

It's frustrating when you've spent months or years learning techniques, attending classes, and putting in the work, yet still feel unsure about how everything fits together.  

Sometimes the problem isn't that you need to learn more. It's that you need a clearer understanding of what you already know, where your game is breaking down, and what deserves your attention next.  

That's exactly what we'll work toward developing together.

A: Those are all great resources, and I encourage students to continue learning from them.
 
But there's a difference between learning more Jiu-Jitsu and knowing how to develop your own game.
 
You might know several sweeps, passes, and submissions but still struggle to connect them when someone is actively resisting.

The Accelerator focuses on helping you organize that knowledge, recognize the problems you're encountering, and develop a more intentional approach to your training.

And unlike watching another instructional, you'll have someone helping you evaluate and refine what you're actually doing on the mats.

A: Not at all. In fact, the Accelerator is designed to work alongside the training you're already doing.

You can continue attending your normal classes, learning from your instructor, and practicing whatever is being taught.

The difference comes during live training, where you'll begin working toward specific objectives related to your own game.

That means you can continue being a student at your academy while also taking greater ownership of your personal development.

A: Yes. If you're training around twice a week, that's a good starting point.

I understand that Jiu-Jitsu has to fit around work, family, and everything else you have going on.

The Accelerator isn't designed to add hours of extra training to your schedule. You'll watch a focused lesson, take a specific objective into your normal training, and record what you discover.  

The goal is to help you make better use of the time you're already spending on the mats, not require you to spend every free moment studying Jiu-Jitsu.

A: You'll work directly with me.

The prerecorded lessons provide the structure and direction for your training, but the coaching is where we can focus on your individual challenges.

During your initial 10 weeks, we'll have five private check-ins to review your progress, discuss what you're discovering, troubleshoot problems, and make adjustments.

You'll also have access to the program's community and group coaching resources.

My goal isn't to have you simply watch videos. It's to help you understand and develop your own Jiu-Jitsu.

A: The Accelerator is designed for students who already have some experience with Jiu-Jitsu but feel they're missing direction in their development.

Most students are hobbyists ranging from experienced white belts to brown belts.

Ideally, you've been training for at least eight months and have regular access to an academy where you can practice during live training.

You don't need to be a competitor or train five days a week. You just need to be interested in understanding your game and willing to work on it.

A: Everyone's development is different, and I don't want to promise you a specific number of submissions, belt promotions, or competition wins.

However, one of the first changes we're working toward is how you approach your training.

Instead of walking into class without knowing what to focus on, you'll begin developing clearer objectives, identifying patterns, and understanding what you need to improve.

The 10 week process is designed to help you establish a more connected game and a repeatable way to continue developing it afterward.

The goal isn't to perfect your Jiu-Jitsu. It's to stop feeling like you're constantly guessing what to work on.

A: The Strategy Session is a free conversation lasting approximately 45–60 minutes.

We'll talk about your Jiu-Jitsu, what's been frustrating you, what you've already tried, and what you're hoping to improve.

I'll ask questions to better understand your game, and we'll discuss what a more intentional approach to your development might look like.

If I believe the Accelerator could be a good fit, I'll explain how the coaching works, the investment, and your enrollment options.

And if I don't think the program is right for you, I'll tell you.  

There's no obligation to enroll simply because we had a conversation.

A: The Jiu-Jitsu Accelerator is a personalized coaching program, not a traditional video instructional.

The full investment and available payment options will be explained before you make any enrollment decision.

I understand that investing in coaching is a meaningful decision, and I want you to have the information you need to decide whether it's right for you.