The Striker’s Frame
Broad shoulders, fluid lats, rotational core torque, and rotational speed.
$9.99Biomechanical strength for combat sports
Build a fight-ready frame. Leverage, not bulk. Three sessions a week, forty minutes each, built to sit alongside your mat work instead of eating it.
$9.99 per system · $23.99 for all three · one payment, no subscription
Broad shoulders, fluid lats, rotational core torque, and rotational speed.
$9.99Lower centre of gravity, neck and upper back density, hip drive, and grip endurance.
$9.99Full-body athletic hypertrophy, explosive hips, posterior chain, and fight conditioning.
$9.99All three training systems plus the bonus mobility and neck conditioning protocols. One payment, yours for good, every future update included.
Upload a photo or just type your numbers. You get a frame score, the system that fits you, and the reason. It takes about twenty seconds and costs nothing.
or just your numbers
Your photo is never stored. It is sent for the assessment and discarded straight after. We cannot see it again and neither can anyone else.
Coaching guidance, not medical advice. Keep it clothed: anything else is rejected.
Plus which of the three systems fits you, and the two or three places your frame is leaking.
The free version gives you the score and the pick. The full analysis inside the members area goes properly deep: every load point broken down, what to train first, and a twelve week plan built around it.
Which one are you
The three systems build different frames. Choose the one that matches how you actually win, and the page below changes to match.
Your problem is not power, it is what happens on shot four. A striker leaks force through loose lats and a trunk that will not hold rotation, so the cross that landed in round one arrives late in round three.
Your problem is the fifth takedown attempt, not the first. A wrestler leaks through a grip that opens and a neck that gets moved, and both of those fail on duration, not on maximum strength.
Your problem is that you need all three load points and you have the same week everyone else has. This is the one built to cover the whole frame without taking the week your skill work needs.
See it work
This is the coach inside your members area, working on a real question. It knows your programme, your schedule and what you did last week.
Inside the members area
Not a PDF you never open. A full portal that tracks what you have done and adapts to what you need next.
The full system chapter by chapter, remembering exactly where you stopped.
Every movement demonstrated, so nothing is left to guesswork.
Ask about substitutions, soreness, or how to fit a session around a hard sparring week.
Upload a photo and get your strengths, your lagging areas, and what to train next.
A week built around your real mat schedule, not a spreadsheet’s idea of one.
Fuelling, hydration and recovery, scaled to your weight class and your week.
Report how it is going and get your next week adjusted around the answer.
Lifts, measurements and milestones, so the gains are on a chart and not a feeling.
The real reason you stalled
Powerlifting templates make you better at powerlifting. They do not account for how draining a full week on the mats already is. So you stall, you pick up a niggle, and the lifting gets blamed.
“Years of weightlifting has made me really sluggish.”What fighters actually report
“Too smoked for skill work.”The cost nobody budgets for
“It won’t take into account just how draining a full schedule of MMA or grappling practice can be.”Why generic plans break down
What a frame actually is
A frame is structure: the three places strength turns into leverage the moment someone grabs you. Build those and every skill you already have works better.
A fight never asks you to squeeze a bar once. It asks you to hold on while someone pulls, twists and changes level.
Every takedown, every sprawl, every shot you stuff comes out of the hips. A strong base is what turns effort into leverage.
The part that absorbs what lands. Train it and your head stays where you put it.
Built on
Enough to drive adaptation, few enough that your skill work still gets the best of you.
Short and sharp. You leave fresh and wanting more, which is the whole point.
Nothing here is built to add mass you then have to cut. Strength shows up as leverage.
Verified buyers
“The rotational torque circuits added real snap to my cross. My coach noticed the difference in three weeks.”
“My sprawl has never felt stronger. The hip drive and neck density work changed how I grapple.”
“I’ve tried a dozen programs. This is the first one built for how fighters actually move. Posterior chain gains are real.”
Straight answers
One payment. Everything above, the moment it clears.