Making of a Champion: Advanced Competition Coaching Program
Private preparation work built around your competition history to align the brain-body-social components of success.
for MMA, BJJ, submission grappling
The work is specific.
The process is structured.
The goal is predictable outcome.
Competition history is made up of a string of internal and external elements. When those elements don’t line up, results break down, often without an obvious reason.
This program exists to identify and correct that.
MMA
``Strong program, we worked through my competition prep in detail, and the coach cut straight to what mattered for my comps. Clear direction on what to train.``
Pedro O.
Latin-American champion
BJJ
``Deep work, but practical. The coach pushed me through the mess I had in my head. It made a real difference.``
Laura M.
Midweight BJJ fighter
Grappling
``Well run, professional, and clean from start to finish. The team handled scheduling and tech issues smoothly. Felt ready stepping back on the mat.``
Ricky S.
Submission grappler
Is this familiar:
Results are random
Some bouts go to plan. Others don’t. No obvious difference that explains.
Progress stalls
Preparation efforts are increased but competition outcomes stay the same.
Finals break down
The run in clean until the highest-stakes. Your game shifts there.
Where the work goes.
Knowledge framework of the Tournament Preparation Model for Grappling Arts™
Program structure.
Week 1 - Fight History Review
Review of past bouts, wins and losses, what held, what didn’t, and where the game slipped. We look through how you prepared, how you fought, and where those two stopped matching. We discuss training structure, weight cuts, warm-ups, pacing, habits between rounds.
From here, the work continues online until the next time. You’ll receive drills and direct feedback through a secure platform.
Week 2 - Training vs Comp Gap
The topic is competition patterns, shifts in your game from sparing to comp fights, from low to high-stakes. We break down the misalignment and detect the blind spots.
You’ll submit video from past competitions and, when available, hard sparring. Footage is reviewed in advance and discussed directly during the meeting.
Week 3 - Preparation optimization
We strip your preparation down to what survives in competition. Reorganizing technical priorities, drills, repetition structure, response patterns under fatigue and stakes. Your training plan is revised to support competition first.
Access to the relevant materials in The Brain & Combat series is provided where needed, if not accessed earlier.
Week 4 - Comp Plan Integration
Locking the plan. You leave with a clear competition prep structure, defined priorities before and during the event, and applicable rules for internal and external regulation for competition environments.
During the final week, you apply the plan. Feedback is exchanged directly to tighten execution before the next competition.
On-demand - Refinements
Additional meetings are available to accelerate or adjust the plan if change in capacity or shift in competition goals occur.
4-week, intensive competition focused prep work.
"Success is a science;
if you have the conditions,
you get the result. "
weeks to go
The conditions.
Focuses on brain-body-social factor alignment and training adaptation.
During the weeks, we build your framework of preparation that stays with you for your entire competition career.
Format:
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4-week intensive
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Weekly 75-minute meetings
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Daily drills and feedback via digital platforms
Options and prices.
Week 1-4
Core module
Week 5-8
On-demand
Study seat
By application only
Appreciation
Gift package: sweat towel & finger tape
Restocking is in progress
How the work is delivered:
Location
Weekly meetings over video (unless agreed otherwise). Drills and feedback between meetings. All communication through encrypted platform.
Pacing
Fast paced but considers circumstances. Meetings can be paused and resumed. If the work stops early, refund provided pro rata.
Standards.
All coaches are trained in competition-optimized fight sport coaching. The work is built around what fits individually, what survives fatigue and pressure, what to keep and what to cut off.
Coaches
- Have extended competition history.
- Possess strategic insight.
- Certified in combat sport coaching.
- Work with high professional standards.
Practice
- Integrate your fight history.
- Build on your internal resources.
- Consider your external constraints.
- Work toward your competition goals.
First step
Expression of interest
Format
30-minute video call
Capacity
No free capacity
Schedule