Everyone rolls alone. You don't have to.

Take a coach on for the month: film review every week, a private line to them between sessions, and a training plan the two of you actually work from. Or send a single round and get one coach's read on it.

Find your coach → See what a month looks like
Free to join. You only pay when you choose a coach — and every coach here is verified before they can take one.
A student sending a round: pick the coach, choose the video, pin the moment they want answered.
I — The month

A working relationship, not a subscription to content.

Your coach already knows what you were drilling last month, so nothing starts from scratch. Everything below comes with the mentorship.

I

Film review every week

Send a round; it comes back edited, with their voice over your own footage.

II

A private line to your coach

One-to-one chat between sessions, so you can ask the follow-up while it is still fresh.

III

A shared training calendar

What you are doing this week, planned together and marked off as you go.

IV

Their courses, start to finish

The video series your coach has built, included rather than sold separately.

V

Their written guide

Their detail in writing, in chapters you can go back to between rounds.

VI

Cancel any time

It is a monthly relationship, not a contract. Leaving takes one tap.

II — The review

Not a phone call. A file.

No scheduling and no timezones. Your coach records over your footage, and everything they do renders into one video.

On the student's phone: the review arrives, their question comes back answered, and the video plays through the coach's rewind to the drawing.
00:01

Their voice, on your round

What actually happened — grip, angle, timing — against the footage it happened in, not a generic drill.

00:10

Your questions, answered on the frame

Pin the moments before you send it. “Could I have stayed on top?” comes up where you asked it.

00:16

Drawings and slow motion, baked in

They draw over the position and drop to half speed on the exchange that mattered. It is all one recording.

One MP4, yours to keep. It lands in your library, plays anywhere, and downloads.
III — Your library

Your month, counted for you.

Every round you film lands in your library, dated and tagged, beside the breakdowns your coach sends. From that alone, Praece tells you how your month went. There's nothing to log.

What you trained, September
9 Guard 7 Passing 5 Back 3 Takedowns 2 Escapes
An example month, built from the dates and tags on the student's own film.
I

Film your training

Record a round or a drilling session on your phone and add it to Praece.

II

Tag what you worked on

Guard, passing, takedowns. It takes a second, and it's what the chart is built from.

III

Watch your month add up

Sessions, hours of film, weeks in a row, and where your time actually went.

Private to you. Nobody sees your film unless you share a video with your coach.

IV — One review

Or send one round to a coach worth listening to.

A full review of one round by someone who has already solved what you are stuck on. They see what you cannot from inside it — the grip you gave away, the angle you let close, the beat you waited too long — and show you on your own footage. You fix it in weeks instead of finding it yourself in a year.

  • —The whole round reviewed, start to finish
  • —The mistakes you cannot spot from inside it
  • —What to do instead, shown on your own footage
  • —The questions you pinned, answered on the frame

Find the coach you want in your corner.

Every coach here is verified before they can take a student. Read what they teach, watch how they explain it, and pick the one you want looking at your game.

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