Find The Problem
Keep getting flattened? Losing mount? Can't escape side control? Good. You've found your Route.
THE ROUTES
Better
Jiu-Jitsu
Starts Here!
Every Route fixes a specific problem that keeps showing up in your rolls. Stop collecting random techniques and start following a clear path.
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Warning. Side effects may include escaping mount, annoying your training partners and finally remembering what to do under pressure.
ROUTES
STEP ONE
Pick Your Route.
Every Route is built around one specific problem that keeps showing up during sparring. Don't overthink it. Find the thing that's ruining your rounds... Start there.
Follow The Route
Learn the concepts, the details and the common mistakes that stop the technique working.
Annoy Your Training Partners
Suddenly everyone asks, "When did you get good at escaping that?" Pretend it was natural talent.
THE ROUTE METHOD
Better Jiu-Jitsu Isn't Random.
Every Route is built around one simple idea. Don't memorise more techniques. Understand why you're getting stuck in the first place.
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Find What's Failing
Instead of trying to improve everything, identify the one position that keeps appearing during your rolls. That's where progress starts.
02
Understand Why
Every Route explains the concepts behind the movement, not just the movement itself. Once you understand the reason, everything becomes easier to remember.
03
Pressure Test It
If it only works on someone who's letting you do it, it doesn't belong here. Everything has been tested through years of coaching and competition.
04
Use It Tomorrow
Your next session should feel different. Every Route is designed to give you something you can apply immediately, not six months from now.
STILL STUCK?
Some Problems Are Better Fixed Together.
Routes are designed to solve specific problems and give you a clear plan when you're training on your own. But sometimes you need another pair of eyes.
If you're still getting caught in the same positions, struggling to make techniques work or simply want faster progress, let's get on the mats together.
COACH'S NOTE
You Don't Need More Techniques.
You need the right technique, for the right problem, at the right time.
— Daniel Lewis