A clear A-game
Define your highest-percentage path from the opening exchange to your preferred finish.
Private competition preparation
Walk into your next match with a plan.
Turn your best positions into a connected game, sharpen scoring decisions, and prepare for the moments that decide close matches.
Competition focus
Make every round answer a question.
A useful competition camp is more than hard rounds. Each session should develop the technical choices, pace, and awareness your matches demand.
Scoring awareness
Connect technical decisions to points, advantages, boundaries, and the clock.
Situation rounds
Start in the positions most likely to decide your matches and train the decision-making they require.
Actionable feedback
Review patterns, make small corrections, and carry a short priority list into the next session.
Build the camp
Strategy, pressure, adjustment.
Define your game plan
Identify your preferred takedown, guard, passing route, control, and finishing sequence.
Address the weak links
Solve the positions that interrupt your plan or create unnecessary risk.
Run match situations
Use the score, clock, boundaries, and fatigue to make each round purposeful.
Leave with priorities
Finish with specific technical, strategic, and preparation notes for the next session.
Uniform private lesson pricing
Prepare with purpose.
Single lesson
$60
One 60-minute private lesson.
Book this package →3-lesson pack
$165
Save $15 and start building consistency with personalized coaching.
Book this package →5-lesson pack
$225
Save $75 and accelerate your progress through consistent one-on-one coaching.
Book this package →Semi-private training is limited to two students total. Add one student for $30 per lesson attended.
Competition FAQ
Bring the event details.
Include your event date, ruleset, division, and the positions you most want to address.
How far before an event should I start?
More time creates room for technical changes and structured rounds, but even a single focused session can help clarify strategy. Share your event date when booking.
Can we prepare for a specific ruleset?
Yes. Tell Miguel the event, division, and ruleset so scoring and tactical work can match the competition.
Is competition experience required?
No. Coaching can prepare you for a first event or sharpen an experienced competitor’s established game.
Do you coach Gi and No-Gi competitors?
Yes. Competition sessions can focus on either Gi or No-Gi and the demands of the chosen ruleset.
Book a private lesson
Build your plan for the next event.
Share your competition date and the parts of your game you want to sharpen.