The real secret to my unique movement in MMA is the application of "High Level Basics" that are derived from each separate Martial Art in Mixed Martial Arts.

Allow me to explain:

Everyone knows your MMA foundation has to be 100% solid before you can succeed with the advanced techniques.

Because if your foundation is not solid, just like any poorly-built building, you will crumble.

BUT... it's not quite that simple.

(If that's all there was to the story, then I wouldn't have anything to share with you.)

See, the thing you have to realize is: the dynamics of MMA are very different than any of the arts that make it up. 

For example, boxing in MMA is not traditional boxing, because there are different threats and tools available, like takedowns and submissions. 

Grappling in MMA is not anything like a wrestling or Jiu-Jitsu tournament, because strikes are a constant threat. 

Same with kickboxing and Muay Thai.

And so on. 

And because I realized that early on, I developed a different way of moving in MMA, and got a reputation for it.  

So because of that reputation, what's the number one question I get asked everywhere?

"How can I have footwork like your's Dom?" 

(What they're really asking is how can I move like you in the cage?)

The easy answer is, "Just study and train hard like I did." 

But nobody likes that answer.

They want the details, the step by step.

And, it's not quite an honest answer either...

Because the truth is, just like I told Joe Rogan on JRE #921, I figured out a different way to do everything. 

And I was ridiculed about it constantly until I proved myself (and many times, even after). 

But I never really sat down and thought about how to teach any of this stuff... until now!

I finally had a chance to sit down and map out my 19 years of training...

And put it into a training system.

I put this system together over the last 3 years. 

And if you're serious about your training and you truly want to be a champion...

I  personally guarantee this course will deliver the foundation you need to make that dream come true. 

I can say that confidently because I actually did it myself, and am still fighting professionally to this day. 

If this course doesn't deliver everything I say and more, please email me personally at the email address below. 

I will send your money back immediately, no questions asked. 

And we will still be friends. 

I understand there are a lot of people asking for all our money these days.

And I want you to feel completely comfortable and excited about your journey with these MMA fundamentals. 

6 months from now, a year from now, when you are absolutely tearing it up in the cage, a completely different fighter, and you look back on this moment...

When you signed up for Dominick Cruz's fundamentals course...

You can remember this was the moment things really changed for you. 

And I can't wait to hear about it.

Drop me a line any time at:  [email protected].

Thank you so much for all your support,

- Dominick

PS. The reason I'm releasing my Fundamentals first, is it just makes sense to start at the beginning.

BUT, I also don't want to hear on Reddit how someone says, "I bought Dom's advanced stuff and it doesn't work."

If you don't put the time in on your foundation, there will always be holes and the advanced stuff will just make your holes even worse.

PPS. PLUS: Just to make sure you really "GET IT", I will be doing a live Q&A with the first 100 people who join my MMA Fundamentals course.

Don't lose your spot because there are 16,492 members and I can't do Q&A with everyone.

The 4 Quadrants MMA Fundamentals System

Quadrant 1: I decided to start with Basic Stance Motion because if you don't understand space and range from the fundamentals of boxing, it's hard to do anything.

Faints, head movement, and takedown defense are key, and most importantly, you can't throw your offense without mastering this!

Quadrant 2: There are so many times in a fight when you're doing 100% right on your feet.

But just by throwing a punch, it leaves an opening and any good MMA fighter will take that opening so you're going to end up on the mat.

You have to have options from there and you want to be able to get up with as few movements as possible.

Efficiency is KEY!

Quadrant 3: What does every High Level successful striker have in common in MMA?

When they cross over, they master take down defense and become very hard to takedown.

Very rarely do they even have to use Jiu Jitsu.

They can stay on their feet anytime they want to, and you need to master this skill also.

Quadrant 4: MMA is the only martial art that has a fence wall behind it that’s used for both defense and offense.

The Cage is also a tool that can be used as an equalizer against High Level grapplers to defend the takedown or submission.

No matter what your background is in Martial Arts,  Fence Defense is a big part of an MMA fight.

It must be understood with the techniques and the strategies.

So what will it cost you to learn all this? 

What is it worth to begin your journey of having fundamentals so solid you can dance around your opponent and never get tired?

Before we get to that, I want to ask you a different question.  

Imagine what it will be like one year from now, when you've practiced these skills and you've felt the difference for yourself... 

When all this stuff is second nature to you and you find yourself able to do things you didn't even know were possible... You move and flow like you never have before.