Take Notes Like a NERD, Fight Like a WARRIOR.

UNLOCK YOUR MARTIAL ARTS POTENTIAL WITH EFFICIENT NOTE-TAKING and PRODUCTIVE STUDY TECHNIQUES

Struggling to remember techniques and pull them off with confidence when you spar or fight?

Forget excuses. Your time and training deserve the best.

Everyone knows that with years of practice you can eventually master it, BUT to master it quickly with confidence requires more, such as:

  • short-term goal setting before you train

  • powerful memorization tips while you train

  • effective note-taking after you train

  • staggered review of your notes

  • performance assessments of yourself in action

Enter the Master Your Moves (MYM) Method – your secret weapon for martial arts success.

Whether you do striking arts (Boxing, Muay Thai, Jeet Kune Do, etc.), grappling arts (Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Wrestling, Judo, etc.), weapons-based arts (Escrima, Fencing, Kendo, etc.) or traditional arts (Karate, Kung Fu, Taekwondo, etc.) with our MYM Method and tools, you'll:

  • Memorize moves effortlessly

  • Study efficiently

  • Train with purpose

  • Fight like a champ

Elevate your skills. Become the martial artist you've always wanted to be.

Keep scrolling to find out how YOU can take QUICKER and SHORTER notes with the MYM Shorthand Key

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Keep scrolling to find out how YOU can take QUICKER and SHORTER notes with the MYM Shorthand Key 〰️

Learn the best ways to…

  • Take Notes on Class Techniques

  • Take Notes from Videos

  • Study Your Notes

  • Track Your Progress Studying & Sparring

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4 Ways to Take Better Notes ASAP

Write techniques in bullet point or list/step order

Use acronyms*, abbreviation, flowcharts, mindmaps, and rough sketches

* like the MYM Shorthand Key, see more about it below

Write with a four-ink pen to make information stand out

Track your studying and sparring sessions with easy-to-use logs

Watch this short video for more tips

A 3-Step Plan to Acieve Your Goals

Step 1: Take notes quickly (5-15 minutes/day)

Use my note-taking and studying system. For more details, check out my FREE resources and read the Master Your Moves (MYM) Method Book for Beginners (Get it HERE).

Step 2: Study for a bit (5-10 minutes/day)

It doesn’t take lots of studying to master your moves. Just a few minutes a day is enough. You just need a system to reap the benefits. To track your studies, I developed logs too.  These MYM Tools are easy to use and designed to help you learn and perform better. (Get them HERE; FREE for a limited time)

Step 3: Hit me up (at your convenience)

Have questions or coaching needs? Want your students to learn the system? Reach out to me in the Contact Form below. Also, sign up for updates and get the MYM Shorthand Key for FREE, and subscribe or follw me on YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.

Who am I?

Hi, I’m Danny Indio M.B., a Jeet Kune Do instructor, author of Mixed Martial Arts Fighting Techniques and the Master Your Moves (MYM) Method Book, and MYM Toolkit designer. For over 20 years, I trained under many instructors in the arts of Jeet Kune Do, Muay Thai, Savate, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Filipino Martial Arts, Silat, Western Boxing, and more. In the United States Marine Corps, I became a green belt instructor in MCMAP (the Marine Corps Martial Arts Program). Over the years, I’ve competed in boxing, grappling, and stick-fighting competitions and I credit my success and longevity in martial arts to discipline, science, creativity, and the MYM Method.

What is the MYM Method?

The Master Your Moves (MYM) Method is a natural outgrowth of all my training, efforts, and insights and my main purpose is to help beginners become as great in martial arts as they really want to be.

One of the biggest game-changers for me was when I started using the MYM Shorthand Key, in all of my training from JKD to BJJ. Writing down my techniques using acronyms and shorthands makes note-taking easier and fun. Most importantly, now it only takes me 5 to 10 minutes to write down my class notes when it used to take me at least 30 to 40 minutes. That was tough. But now I can write my notes down while the techniques are fresh in my brain, even if I am physically exhausted.

Here’s what people who have used MYM tools are saying…

  • “Before I started BJJ, I read the Master Your Moves Method book. I learned how to memorize stuff from class and how to look at rolling on the mat as a way to improve myself, not focus on winning."

    Vicky P.

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  • “I hate going to class and then the next day forgetting everything. With the MYM Method's tips on focusing, memorizing, and studying, I not only remember everything, I do them better too.”

    Charles F.

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  • “Everyone around me seems to get it and I didn't know what I was doing wrong when I sparred. It was stressful. But then I started using the MYM Sparring checklist and I am figuring it out now."

    Jackie C.

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  • “I did Muay Thai and just toughed it out but it took forever for me to get it. When I did the MYM Skills Checklist I not only see all the techniques I need to know but also design my fight strategy.”

    Jack E.

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  • "I thought taking notes was unnecessary and time-consuming but once I learned the MYM Method, especially how to write and study my techniques, I could remember more AND do more, even stuff from long ago!"

    Cody R.

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  • "It feels great knowing I can use what I am learning in a real self-defense situation because I read the Master Your Moves book and use MYM tools. I use to doubt my abilities but now I am super-confident."

    Tim H.

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A list of acronyms, abbreviations, and shorthand terms that shorten the words you have to write about your techniques and actions in striking, grappling, weapons-based, and traditional arts.

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