Rudy is a U.S. Army veteran who made the Pacific Northwest his home after serving at JBLM. With over a decade of combat sports experience and a proven track record as a competitor, he brings both grit and technical knowledge to the mats. A strong advocate of constraint-led learning, Rudy has dedicated himself to coaching in a way that helps students sharpen their skills, build discipline, and embrace the mindset of a fighter.

Miggy has been training jiu-jitsu for over a decade and has had the opportunity to learn from coaches and teams across the country. A military spouse, he settled in Washington and quickly became active in the community while contributing nationally through his podcast covering the sport. Drawing on his background as a software engineer, Miggy shapes his coaching with a problem-solving mindset and a focus on adaptive jiu-jitsu, creating a space for athletes of all abilities.

Conner’s athletic journey began as a college football player before he carried his competitive drive into the U.S. Navy. Now an active amateur MMA fighter, he most recently earned a first-round rear naked choke victory at WFC #175. As a strength and conditioning coach, Conner knows what it takes to train like a pro athlete, and he brings that same intensity and preparation to every session he leads.