Cam dropping into a low wrestling stance on the mat

Your #1 leak · Your base

Your base is leaking.

You’re off balance before the exchange starts, so you end up reacting instead of setting the terms.

Start here: Phase 1

Start at Phase 1

Phase 1Stance, Posture & Movement

You lose the match before it starts if your base is weak. A strong stance and posture let you set the terms instead of reacting.

One new phase is released each month. It starts on the feet and works to the ground. A new member sees everything released so far and starts at the phase their quiz result points to.

What to do first

Open Phase 1 and start with Athletic Stance & Level and Re-Centering When Pushed and Pulled.
Learn the principle first, then rep it until the reaction is automatic.
Take it live: drilling and live situational work together, starting from rounds that start standing.

Cam head to head with a training partner, hand-fighting for position

Your #1 leak · The hand-fight

You’re losing the hand-fight.

They get their grips and head position first, and you spend the exchange reacting.

Start here: Phase 2

Start at Phase 2

Phase 2Hand-Fighting & Head Position

Win the hands and the head and you control the whole exchange.

One new phase is released each month. It starts on the feet and works to the ground. A new member sees everything released so far and starts at the phase their quiz result points to.

What to do first

Open Phase 2 and start with The Collar Tie, Inside Ties and Wrist Control.
Learn the principle first, then rep it until the reaction is automatic.
Take it live: drilling and live situational work together, starting from rounds that start from the tie-up.

Cam driving into a training partner from a standing tie-up

Your #1 leak · Your entries

You don’t have a takedown you trust.

You can hold your own in the hand-fight, but your shots get stuffed or never happen.

Start here: Phase 3

Start at Phase 3

Phase 3Level Changes & Takedown Entries

You don’t need ten takedowns. You need one entry and one counter that fit your body.

One new phase is released each month. It starts on the feet and works to the ground. A new member sees everything released so far and starts at the phase their quiz result points to.

What to do first

Open Phase 3 and start with The Shot (Single/Double) Off the Hand-Fight and Reactive Shots Off Pressure.
Learn the principle first, then rep it until the reaction is automatic.
Take it live: drilling and live situational work together, starting from rounds that start from the hand-fight.

Your #1 leak · Ties that go nowhere

Your ties go nowhere.

You get the collar tie or the underhook, then it stalls. Nothing turns it into the back.

Start here: Phase 4

Start at Phase 4

Phase 4Duck-Under & Back-Takes

The duck-under is your bridge from the tie-up to the back (Cam’s A-game).

One new phase is released each month. It starts on the feet and works to the ground. A new member sees everything released so far and starts at the phase their quiz result points to.

What to do first

Open Phase 4 and start with Duck-Under Off the Collar Tie / Underhook and The Go-Behind.
Learn the principle first, then rep it until the reaction is automatic.
Take it live: drilling and live situational work together, starting from the tie-up, with the back as the goal.

Your #1 leak · No offense in front of you

You have no attack when they’re in front of you.

Failed shots and sprawls turn into resets instead of scores, and from underneath you can’t wrestle back up.

Start here: Phase 5

Start at Phase 5

Phase 5The Front Headlock System

The front headlock is your offensive hub, off failed shots and snapdowns.

Phase 6 covers the underhook side: offense standing, and how you wrestle up from bottom.

One new phase is released each month. It starts on the feet and works to the ground. A new member sees everything released so far and starts at the phase their quiz result points to.

What to do first

Open Phase 5 and start with Securing the Front Headlock and Go-Behind to the Back.
Learn the principle first, then rep it until the reaction is automatic.
Take it live: drilling and live situational work together, starting from the sprawl, and from bottom.

Cam working a leg entanglement on the mat

Your #1 leak · Scrambles

You lose the scrambles.

When a position breaks, you react late and come out on the bottom.

Start here: Phase 7

Start at Phase 7

Phase 7Scrambles & Transitions

Scrambles aren’t luck. They’re trained reactions. Have a default.

One new phase is released each month. It starts on the feet and works to the ground. A new member sees everything released so far and starts at the phase their quiz result points to.

What to do first

Open Phase 7 and start with The Front-Headlock Scramble and Common Scramble Positions and the Rule for Each.
Learn the principle first, then rep it until the reaction is automatic.
Take it live: drilling and live situational work together, starting from rounds that start mid-scramble.

Cam on top of a training partner on the mat

Your #1 leak · Holding position

You can’t hold the position you win.

You get on top, then they recover guard or escape before you settle, or you rush the finish and give it back.

Start here: Phases 8–9

Start at Phases 8–9

Phase 8Passing to Dominant Position

Pass with pressure and position. Kill the dangerous leg first.

Phase 9Positional Control & Pinning

Position before submission. Hold it, then advance.

One new phase is released each month. It starts on the feet and works to the ground. A new member sees everything released so far and starts at the phase their quiz result points to.

What to do first

Open Phases 8–9 and start with Body-Lock Pass, Headquarters and The Pin Details.
Learn the principle first, then rep it until the reaction is automatic.
Take it live: drilling and live situational work together, starting from top position: hold it, then advance.

Your #1 leak · Finishing

The tap doesn’t come.

You get to good positions, but the finish slips.

Start here: Phases 10–11

Start at Phases 10–11

Phase 10The Guillotine System

Your go-to finish, off the front headlock, guard and scrambles.

Phase 11Kimuras & Head-and-Arm Chokes

Your other two finishes, and how the kimura doubles as control.

One new phase is released each month. It starts on the feet and works to the ground. A new member sees everything released so far and starts at the phase their quiz result points to.

What to do first

Open Phases 10–11 and start with Guillotine from the Front Headlock, High-Elbow Finishing Mechanics and Finishing Details.
Learn the principle first, then rep it until the reaction is automatic.
Take it live: drilling and live situational work together, starting from the positions you already reach.

Cam Hurd with his arms crossed in front of a concrete wall

Your #1 leak · No Plan B

Your game is one-dimensional.

When Plan A gets shut down, there’s no Plan B or C behind it. You need the whole system.

Start here: Phase 12

Start at Phase 12

Phase 12Building Your Game: Plan A, B, C

Put the system together, attack your weaknesses, build automatic reactions.

One new phase is released each month. It starts on the feet and works to the ground. A new member sees everything released so far and starts at the phase their quiz result points to.

What to do first

Open Phase 12 and start with How to Find and Drill Your Weakness and Building Plan B and C.
Learn the principle first, then rep it until the reaction is automatic.
Take it live: drilling and live situational work together, starting from situational rounds where your Plan A is off the table.

Find your #1 leak.

The roll starts standing. What usually happens?

You’ve got a collar tie or an underhook. Then what?

They shoot, you sprawl, and they’re on their knees in front of you. What happens?

A position breaks and it turns into a scramble. You usually…

You’ve got a dominant position on top. What happens next?

Your best move gets shut down. What happens next?

How much coaching do you want around the system?

Your base is leaking.

Start at Phase 1

Phase 1Stance, Posture & Movement

What to do first

You’re losing the hand-fight.

Start at Phase 2

Phase 2Hand-Fighting & Head Position

What to do first

You don’t have a takedown you trust.

Start at Phase 3

Phase 3Level Changes & Takedown Entries

What to do first

Your ties go nowhere.

Start at Phase 4

Phase 4Duck-Under & Back-Takes

What to do first

You have no attack when they’re in front of you.

Start at Phase 5

Phase 5The Front Headlock System

What to do first

You lose the scrambles.

Start at Phase 7

Phase 7Scrambles & Transitions

What to do first

You can’t hold the position you win.

Start at Phases 8–9

Phase 8Passing to Dominant Position

Phase 9Positional Control & Pinning

What to do first

The tap doesn’t come.

Start at Phases 10–11

Phase 10The Guillotine System

Phase 11Kimuras & Head-and-Arm Chokes

What to do first

Your game is one-dimensional.

Start at Phase 12

Phase 12Building Your Game: Plan A, B, C

What to do first

What pointed here

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