For white and blue belts

You're not bad at jiu-jitsu. You just

don't know what happens next.

Watch the short video below to see how 1,600+ step-by-step instructionals

turn random training into an actual game.

Sound on. Roughly 4 minutes.

One payment. No subscription. Yours permanently.

  • 1,600+ instructionals
  • Gi and no-gi
  • New videos weekly
  • Any device
$597 $197 paid once — lifetime access to everything

The problem isn't effort. It's information.

Beginners don't quit because jiu-jitsu is hard. They quit because months

pass without visible progress.

  • You get swept from half guard every round and nobody has explained why.
  • You hit a submission once, then never again, and can't work out what was different.
  • Your coach shows a move for ten minutes on Tuesday and it's gone by Thursday.
  • You watch free clips on Instagram and end up with forty techniques and no game.
  • Upper belts tell you to "just relax" and you have no idea what that means in practice.

What fixes that isn't more mat time. It's knowing what you're trying to do before you slap hands.

A complete curriculum, not a

pile of clips

Organised by position, so when you get stuck somewhere on Monday you can find

the answer on Monday night.

1,600+

video instructionals

Weekly

new material added

Gi & No-Gi

both covered in full

Any device

phone, tablet, TV

1,600+

video instructionals

Weekly

new material added

Gi & No-Gi

both covered in full

Any device

phone, tablet, TV

Positional courses

Guard retention, passing, escapes, back attacks — each built as a sequence rather than scattered techniques.

Fundamentals track

The order to actually learn things in if you've been training under two years.

Competition material

Higher-percentage entries and the details that hold up against real resistance.

What your first three months

look like

You don't watch 1,600 videos. You follow one track and use the rest as a lookup.

Weeks 1–4

Start the fundamentals track. Survival and escapes first — you stop getting crushed before you learn to attack.

Weeks 5–8

Pick one guard and one pass. Watch the course, drill it, roll with it. A game starts to exist.

Weeks 9–12

Use the library as a lookup. Something beat you in training — find that position, watch the answer, take it back to the mat.

Weeks 1–4

Start the fundamentals track. Survival and escapes first — you stop getting crushed before you learn to attack.

Weeks 5–8

Pick one guard and one pass. Watch the course, drill it, roll with it. A game starts to exist.

Weeks 9–12

Use the library as a lookup. Something beat you in training — find that position, watch the answer, take it back to the mat.

Taught by Kristian Woodmansee

[Verified bio: belt rank and lineage, years teaching, notable competition results, academy affiliation.]

[Teaching philosophy in his own words — one short paragraph on why he films specifically for beginners.]

This is for you if

  • You're a white or blue belt training two to four times
    a week
  • You want a structure instead of random techniques
  • You'd rather own the material than rent it forever
  • You're coming back after a layoff and need a reset

This is not for you if

  • You're a brown or black belt after niche, advanced
    systems
  • You want private coaching or feedback on your own
    rolls
  • You expect to improve without getting on the mat

This is for you if

  • You're a white or blue belt training two to four times
    a week
  • You want a structure instead of random techniques
  • You'd rather own the material than rent it forever
  • You're coming back after a layoff and need a reset

This is not for you if

  • You're a brown or black belt after niche, advanced
    systems
  • You want private coaching or feedback on your own
    rolls
  • You expect to improve without getting on the mat

From people who were

where you are

[Real student quote — ideally about a specific position they fixed.]

[Name] · [belt] · [gym]

[Real student quote — ideally about a specific position they fixed.]

[Name] · [belt] · [gym]

[Real student quote — ideally about a specific position they fixed.]

[Name] · [belt] · [gym]

What you get today

Full 1,600+ video library $397
Fundamentals track for beginners $97
All future uploads, added weekly $103
Access on phone, tablet and TV included
Total value $597 $197
At checkout you'll see one optional upgrade. Take it or skip it — the lifetime access above is complete either way.

Secure checkout. Access details emailed immediately.

[Insert the client's actual refund policy — must match the wording in Stripe and on the checkout page.]

From people who were

where you are

Is this really a one-time payment?

Yes. $197 once. No monthly or annual charge afterwards, and new material added later is included at no extra cost.

I've only been training a few months. Is it too advanced?

No — the fundamentals track exists for exactly that. It assumes you know nothing and tells you what order to learn in.

Gi or no-gi?

Both, in full. You can filter the library either way.

How do I watch it?

Through the online platform in any browser — phone, tablet or smart TV. Nothing to download.

What if it isn't for me?

[Insert the client's actual refund policy here.]

Will this replace my gym?

No, and it shouldn't. It's what you study between sessions so your mat time is spent working on something specific.

Next class is coming. Turn

up knowing the answer.

Lifetime access to 1,600+ instructionals for one payment of $197,

down from $597 while this offer runs.

Instant access by email after checkout.

© Kristian Woodmansee