The ProDojo Sparring Development Curriculum
The ProDojo Sparring Development Curriculum is a practical 36-page ebook for martial arts instructors and school owners who want sparring to be safer, smarter, more enjoyable and easier to coach.
Instead of throwing students into random rounds and hoping for the best, this guide gives you a clear 12-week sparring development system built around games, constraints and structured progression.
It focuses on the skills students actually need for better sparring:
- Distance awareness and control
- Entry timing
- Feints and first attack
- Score and exit habits
- Defence and countering
- Flow and combination work
- Pressure and adaptability
- Confidence and control
Inside, you’ll get a full 12-week spiral curriculum, practical sparring games, coaching cues, progressions, regressions, mixed-level teaching ideas and sample lesson plans you can use straight away.
This is not a random drill book.
It’s a coaching tool designed to help you build sparring classes where students are sweating, smiling, learning and improving – without the usual chaos, fear or “just fight harder” nonsense.
Perfect for instructors who teach point sparring, light continuous kickboxing, freestyle martial arts, kids classes, adults classes, mixed levels, or anyone trying to make sparring more useful on the mats.
What’s Included
- A practical 12-week sparring curriculum
- Weekly themes and coaching aims
- Beginner, developing and advanced game versions
- Clear coaching cues for each theme
- Progression and regression ideas
- Mixed-level class strategies
- Sparring game bank
- Sample 60-minute lesson structure
- Two ready-to-use sample lesson plans
Who It’s For
This ebook is for martial arts instructors and school owners who want:
- Better sparring classes
- Safer student development
- More confident beginners
- Better retention through better lessons
- More structure without making classes boring
- Games with purpose, not chaos in disguise
Bottom Line
If your sparring sessions sometimes feel random, messy, intimidating, or hard to coach, this gives you a better way forward.
Better games. Better sparring. Better martial artists.