The Tao of DJ Fuji

I don’t believe in teaching guys a method or a system. That’s why you’ll never see the “DJ Fuji Method.” Because every method is inherently flawed. There are always weaknesses to each method and not every method is suitable for every individual. Take a natural and give him an indirect opener and stock material. He’s going to hate it because it makes him come off weird. Now give a 40-year-old virgin natural game. He’s going to continually fumble and run out of things to say. The fact is, not every method is optimal for every individual.

Even if you could design a method that worked universally for every student, it would be necessarily open ended, general, and extremely vague in order to suit everyone. It would be, in essence, worthless.

But there’s one thing every student needs, no matter what style he uses, what method he follows, or what experience level he brings to the table.  There’s one thing that’s universal and doesn’t rely on a specific personality type.

Fundamentals.

The one thing you’ll always need are the fundamentals. Routines don’t get you laid. Natural game doesn’t get you laid. Magic tricks don’t get you laid. State doesn’t get you laid.

Fundamentals get you laid.

They are the backbone of solid game. They are the lay-up of basketball, the stance of a wrestler, the punch of a boxer, and the forehand of a tennis player.

The fundamentals are the foundation upon which everything else is built. And just like a house built on a shaky foundation, poor fundamentals will undermine everything that you are striving to do and become. In essence, not learning and focusing on this will condemn you to be forever inconsistent and reliant on “getting lucky.”

Fundamentals are what create the cause-and-effect relationship which allows you to consistently improve your game and your results with women.

Thus, my training philosophy revolves around teaching students these fundamentals and then teaching them how to cross train and find a system that works best FOR THEM.

The types of training I do can be broken down into several main categories. Read on for more info.