You train. Then what?
You attend BJJ, but choosing complementary exercises still feels like guesswork.
For beginner & intermediate recreational BJJ
A practical 30-day mobility and body-control plan for recreational BJJ practitioners. Follow an 8–12 minute Pre-Roll routine before class, add short Control sessions twice a week, and use illustrated exercise cards with a phone-friendly timer.
GET THE 30-DAY PLAN — $14.90One-time payment • 2 practical bonuses • 7-day refund request period
Applicable taxes may be added at checkout.
Give your extra practice a place
You attend BJJ, but choosing complementary exercises still feels like guesswork.
You try a few stretches without a clear sequence to return to next time.
You need a place for mobility practice around class, work and recovery.
Without notes, it is hard to remember what you actually completed.
The reset gives you a written order, manageable routines and a way to record practice. It supports organization and consistency alongside BJJ. Your coach remains your source for technique; this program does not replace health care.
A place for each part of practice
01
Follow one light Pre-Roll round. Allow roughly 8–12 minutes while learning. Use the written repetitions and easier options.
02
Schedule short Control sessions around your BJJ classes. The full two-round routine takes roughly 12–18 minutes; the program explains how to start lighter.
03
Log what you actually completed. Compare your own Day 1 and Day 30 notes under the same conditions.
This name describes how the existing program is organized; it is not a certified or scientifically validated technique. Times are estimates, not a requirement to rush. Keep at least one day between Control sessions. Follow your class warm-up and coach's guidance.
Movements you will actually practice
The plan pairs hip and upper-back mobility with floor-to-standing coordination and trunk control—movement demands that show up in grappling.
Practice controlled hip rotation while moving between seated positions, relevant to changing your orientation on the mat.
Practice turning the upper trunk while keeping the pelvis steady, separating upper-body rotation from hip movement.
Practice coordinating a posted hand, planted foot and hip lift when moving from the floor toward standing. Learn unfamiliar technique with your coach.
The supine glute bridge practices hip extension and pelvic control. It is a general movement drill, rather than instruction for a particular escape.
Practice lateral trunk endurance and steady alignment, useful qualities when controlling your body against changing support.
Movement practice does not guarantee better sweeps, submissions, guard retention or injury prevention. Follow the original written doses and easier options.
What you receive
These previews come from the current materials and interactive companion. Open any image for a closer look.
Two demonstrations directly match main-plan cards 02 and 04. The other 11 demonstrate optional variations. Other main-plan exercises use illustrations. Written content is in English; demonstrations have no narration.
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One-time payment • Both bonuses included • 7-day refund request period
Applicable taxes may be added at checkout.
Included with your program

Use simple diagrams to understand positioning, base, balance, hip position and leverage. Connect one concept to your movement practice and bring a useful question to your BJJ coach.
Concept education, not a promise of better sweeps or a substitute for coached technique.

Turn Track into a simple habit: record planned and completed sessions, note the variation you used, and compare your own Day 1 and Day 30 observations. Use the fillable PDF or the existing browser tracker, and keep a backup.
Browser entries stay on that device and browser. They do not automatically sync to Hotmart or another phone.
The example from the original program
Example: BJJ on Monday, Wednesday and Friday; Control on Tuesday and Saturday. Move sessions to your actual class days—three BJJ classes are not required.
Start lighter. The full Control routine is two rounds, twice a week. Week 1 may use one round while learning. Keep at least one day between Control sessions.
Adapt without adding. Avoid a tiring Control session immediately before hard rolling. If you miss a session, resume the next planned session without doubling up. Day 29 is rest or the optional Easy Reset; Day 30 repeats your check-in.
Pre-Roll is about 8–12 minutes while learning. Times are estimates. Follow the original doses, safety guidance and your coach's class warm-up.
From purchase to practice
After payment approval, follow Hotmart's access instructions. Open Start Here | Your 30-Day Plan, then use the link to the interactive companion.
Choose your routine, open the exercise card and use the timer. Download the PDFs if you want your own saved reference.
Know what to expect: this is a structured digital guide with illustrations and short demonstrations. It is not a live coaching service or a full follow-along video course.
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Take the quick quiz →The purpose behind the structure
This program brings written routines, exercise cards and practice records into one place for recreational BJJ. The aim is to make complementary practice easier to organize alongside class, without expecting you to complete an entire exercise library.
Start with the core plan, use the illustrated cues, and record what you actually do. The 30 days provide a structure to follow and review; they are not a promise of a specific performance result.
The complete digital bundle
For beginner and intermediate adults who practice recreational BJJ and want a clear structure for general mobility, balance and trunk-control practice alongside classes.
If you need individual advice about pain, an injury or returning to sport, seek qualified guidance before starting. The program does not diagnose or treat conditions.
The 30-Day BJJ Mobility Reset
One-time payment. No program subscription.
Complete plan + 11 cards + quick sheets + 13 demonstrations + interactive timer + both bonuses.
GET THE 30-DAY PLAN — $14.907-day refund request period. Applicable taxes and the final amount are shown at checkout. Access instructions are sent after payment approval.
Before you decide
No. The browser companion links directly to exercise cards and routines. PDFs are separate downloads for a saved reference.
Download PDFs to your device for offline reading. The website, linked demonstrations and timer page need internet to open reliably. Browser tracking saves locally; export a backup to protect your entries.
No. The 11 main exercise cards are illustrated. Two main-plan exercises have matching demonstrations; 11 additional demonstrations show optional variations.
Yes. All written course materials and bonuses are in English. Demonstrations have no narration.
No. The program covers general mobility, balance and trunk-control practice. The leverage bonus explains concepts; technical instruction belongs with your BJJ coach.
The offer currently has a 7-day refund request period through Hotmart. See your order confirmation for purchase and support details.