The Americana is one of the first submissions students learn—and unfortunately one of the first they abandon. In this course, you'll learn adaptive mechanics, positioning, weight transfer, control systems, as well as seventeen critical details that will help make the Americana highly effective even against athletic opponents while also developing smoothness, efficiency, and measurable skill. Are you in?

How many arm locks have you learned over the years? Now ask yourself a different question: How many can you consistently finish against strong, athletic opponents? In this course, Professor Harris teaches the control, positioning, timing, grip-breaking, and finishing mechanics that transform arm locks from techniques you know into skills you can rely on. Ready to build dependable arm-locking skill?

Few submissions are as unexpected—or as effective—as a well-executed wrist lock. Professor Harris teaches a complete system of six foundational wrist locks, positional applications, and practice methods that develop timing, sensitivity, precision, and control. If you're ready to transform wrist locks into a dependable part of your game, enroll today.

Many students approach guard passing in an inefficient manner - by collecting techniques instead of developing skill. Professor Harris teaches a simple six-step process that helps you solve positional problems and pass a wide variety of guards with greater consistency. If you're ready to stop chasing techniques and start passing guards, enroll today.

Collecting techniques rarely produces exceptional skills in Jiu-Jitsu. Building fundamentals does. In this course, Professor Harris teaches the positioning, movements, escapes, controls, submissions, and practice methods that develop reliable, measurable skills from the ground up. If you're ready to stop collecting techniques and start developing skill, enroll today.

Pressure is one of the invisible skills that separates average grapplers from exceptional ones. In this course, Professor Harris teaches the mechanics, principles, and practice methods that help you generate pressure, eliminate space, break posture, and create dominant positions with greater consistency. Enroll today and discover the power of intelligent pressure.

Pressure isn't strength—it's skill. In this course, Professor Harris teaches the mechanics, positioning, leverage, timing, and body structure that create truly effective pressure. Learn to apply pressure from six major positions, neutralize it from underneath, and develop one of Jiu-Jitsu's greatest force multipliers. Enroll today and transform your control.