Wrestling for Jiu Jitsu

Struggling with stand-up in Jiu-Jitsu?
If you’re tired of having to pull guard, getting stalled on the feet, or giving away points before the match even hits the ground, this course was built for you.

Wrestling for Jiu-Jitsu is a step-by-step, competition-focused system designed specifically for BJJ athletes. You’ll learn how to confidently take the fight to the mat using double legs, single legs, high-crotch takedowns, and gi-specific wrestling, all adapted to real Jiu-Jitsu rulesets. No wasted movements, no wrestling that doesn’t translate—only high-percentage techniques that work.

This course is suitable for beginners through to advanced students, covering early-stage entries, mid-chain adjustments, and late-stage finishes, so you always have an answer when your opponent defends. Everything is structured to build confidence on the feet and control where the match takes place.

I’ve been teaching martial arts for over 30 years, and this exact system has been used by hundreds of students to win local, state, national, international, and world-level titles. The techniques taught here are proven under pressure and applicable not only to gi and no-gi Jiu-Jitsu, but also to MMA and real-world self-defense.

By the end of this course, you won’t continue to avoid the stand-up game—you’ll own it.