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One of my favorite techniques to setting up the Mounted Armbar.

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I have been teaching Jiu-Jitsu for a long time. Free classes, free podcast, free technique content on social media. That has always felt right to me because I genuinely want people to get better.

But recently a student pulled me aside and said something that stuck with me. You are giving everything away. At some point that has to be worth something.

He was right.

I've been training for 15 years. I teach because I love it and have a real desire to build something that lets me do this full time someday.

So I built a membership on Patreon. Three tiers. Technique library, exclusive podcast episodes, and for a small group, direct coaching from me personally.

It is not about locking things away. The free content is not going anywhere. This is for the people who want to go deeper and want to support what I am building at the same time.

If that is you, the link is in my bio.

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I fell in love with coaching Jiu-Jitsu over a decade ago when I was the assistant to the Kid’s and Women’s class. I loved the concept of helping someone do something that they didn’t think was possible.

“I can’t get my body to do that.”
“I’m not athletic enough for this.”

I love simplifying Jiu-Jitsu enough that it makes sense to new students. Students who struggle with confidence, trauma, or who have never viewed themselves as athletic.

My approach is made for you, the hobbyist enjoying a fun art while balancing life.

Let’s work together.

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The biggest trap in Jiu-Jitsu is believing there is a "correct" way to finish every sequence.

When you focus solely on a rigid A-B-C checklist, you become predictable. The moment your opponent denies "Step B," the system crashes.

In this clip, we’re looking at the transition from mechanics to dilemmas.

I’m not interested in you being a carbon copy of my game. I want you to use the positions we study as a laboratory to see what fits your body type, your temperament, and the specific resistance your partner is giving you.

The goal isn't just to "get the tap," it's to create a series of dilemmas so suffocating that your opponent has to choose which way they want to lose.

Be tight. Hold the position. Then, be creative.

Why DFM Coaching?

If you find yourself "overthinking" on the mats but under-performing when things get chaotic, you’re likely missing a framework, not a technique.

I’ve designed three distinct ways to help you bridge that gap:

The Foundation ($9): Access the full library of technique videos pulled from my live classes. No fluff, just organized, tactical resources to reference whenever you’re stuck.

The Blueprint ($20): This is where I start thinking with you. You get everything in Foundation plus the exclusive "Tapped In" episodes and bi-weekly voice notes where I deconstruct one specific member question in depth.

The Program ($39): This is high-level mentorship. There are only 10 spots for a reason. You send me your rolling footage, and I provide an annotated, audio-coached breakdown of your specific game. It’s a full month of structured coaching for less than the cost of a single private lesson.

Choose your tier and let’s start building your system.

David Figueroa-Martinez
DFM Coaching, Owner
Tapped In Podcast, Host

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