ART OF JIU JITSU
Debut Masterclass Series
Funegra Top Game
In their debut Masterclass, twin sisters Ashlee and Mia Funegra teach the complete guard passing system that helped them become World Champions at every belt level.
Learn how to pass around, through, and under the legs using their arm weave, knee slide, and stack pass systems; then connect each one against the most common guards and reactions.
Featuring nearly 50 classes, detailed match breakdowns, and competition-tested drills, the Funegra Top Game Masterclass will help you build a more connected, adaptable, and confident top game.
Preorder Periods Ends August 28 at 12:00 PM (PST)
Funegra Top Game
Complete Approach to Passing
Develop reliable options for passing around, through, and under the legs, allowing you to adjust your approach based on the guard and reaction in front of you.
Recognize Reactions Earlier
Improve your ability to identify common defensive responses and anticipate where the next passing opportunity will come from.
Connect Passes Seamlessly
Learn to transition from one passing technique to another without stopping or resetting, creating a top game that is systemized and more efficient.
Pass with Greater Control
Improve the way you stabilize after clearing the legs, maintain control, and continue into dominant positions, back takes, or submissions.
Ashlee & Mia Funegra
World Champions at Every Belt Level
Ashlee and Mia Funegra began training at AOJ Costa Mesa at seven years old. Over the years, they grew up together on the mats, winning all major titles in the juvenile and adult divisions before receiving their black belts from Professor Gui Mendes at the 2025 IBJJF World Championships.
After winning the brown belt light-featherweight division, Ashlee was promoted alongside Mia on the side of the mat. Just two days later, Mia competed in the black belt light-featherweight division and won the title, becoming the youngest IBJJF black belt World Champion in history at 19 years old.
Later that year (December 2025), Ashlee won the black belt IBJJF NOGI World Championship. She followed that achievement in 2026 by winning the black belt Gi World Championship in the light-featherweight division.
Beyond their competitive accomplishments, Ashlee and Mia have become role models for the next generation of girls and young athletes through their technical Jiu Jitsu, professionalism, and relatable personalities.
