Yes, you can cancel anytime through your account profile, unless you are on the annual membership.

Yes. Alan and his team dedicate January and February each year to recording new content for the academies, and we continue filming additional material throughout the year. We also capture footage from his camps, seminars, and workshops, and add those sessions into the archive. The annual Legacy Summit is recorded as well and included in the Academy library.

Yes, there are options inside the Academy to ask questions and get your answers. You can also reach out to the staff for answers to your questions. We will often address your questions by recording additional content and adding it to the online platform.

Legacy Academy is not a collection of random techniques. It’s a structured training platform built around curriculum, progressions, and principles that connect the dots. YouTube is great for inspiration, but most of what’s out there is scattered, out of sequence, and missing the “why” that makes the technique work.

Inside Legacy Academy, the material is organized so you can actually build skill over time, starting with fundamentals and moving into deeper layers of mechanics, timing, and strategy. You’re not just learning moves, you’re learning a system of training and a way to understand position, movement, and problem-solving. On top of that, the Academy continues to grow with new recordings from dedicated filming blocks, plus footage captured at live camps, seminars, and workshops, so the platform stays active and evolving rather than stale.

Your membership gives you access to the online training archive, including detailed lessons, complete system breakdowns, training drills, and philosophy sessions personally taught by Sifu Alan Baker. This is not a random collection of clips. It’s an organized library built to help you study with purpose, improve your mechanics, and understand the why behind what you’re training.

You’ll also get access to the private community group, where members share progress, ask questions, and stay connected to the larger mission. As a member, you’ll receive exclusive invitations and early access opportunities for live training events, including the annual Legacy Summit, where the online material comes to life through hands-on coaching, feedback, and time in the room with the team.

Most of all, you’re joining a student community that spans multiple systems and topics taught by Sifu Alan and his staff. That means you’re not just signing up for videos, you’re stepping into an environment built around long-term development, shared standards, and the kind of training culture that makes people better over time.

Yes. Active Legacy Academy students receive special discounts to the in-person training event, The Legacy Summit.

We built the Summit for a straightforward reason: we want you in the room. Proximity matters. Training live with Alan and the team, feeling the timing, pressure, and coaching in real time, and getting direct feedback accelerates your development in a way that online study alone cannot match. The Legacy Summit is where the material comes alive, and the student discount is our way of making it easier for committed Academy members to show up, train hard, and level up. Contact our team for Discounts!

Do I need any experience to join Legacy Academy?
No. You don’t need prior experience to start. Legacy Academy is structured so beginners can build a strong foundation step-by-step, while experienced students and coaches can go deeper into details, mechanics, and higher-level training concepts. If you’re brand new, you’ll have a clear starting point and progression. If you’ve been training for years, you’ll find plenty of material to sharpen your skills, tighten your fundamentals, and expand your understanding.

It’s for both. Legacy Academy is built for students who want to train and improve, and it’s also a powerful resource for instructors and coaches. In fact, many coaches join specifically because Alan’s approach is different than what they’ve seen in single-system instruction.

Sifu Alan’s vast background across multiple martial arts gives him a unique lens on mechanics, timing, and problem-solving. That breadth shows up in how he teaches: not just techniques, but how the human machine works, why positions succeed or fail, and how to build training that holds up under pressure. Students get clear progressions and fundamentals. Coaches get a deeper framework they can study, refine, and bring back to their own people.

Live events are not required. The Academy is designed to be a complete training resource on its own, with structured lessons, drills, system breakdowns, and philosophy so you can make real progress through consistent study and practice.

That said, live events are a powerful accelerator. In-person training lets you feel timing, pressure, and details that are hard to fully capture on video, and you get direct coaching and feedback in real time. If you can make it to events like the Legacy Summit, we highly recommend it, but you can absolutely benefit from the Academy even if you never attend an in-person event.

Not always, but it depends on what you’re studying and how far you want to take it.

You can absolutely train on your own and make real progress in many areas, especially in things like fundamentals, footwork, solo drills, conditioning, mobility, breath work, and skill development that is based on mechanics and repetition. Some systems also lend themselves well to solo training. Filipino Kali is a great example because it’s weapon-based, so you can build coordination, timing, angles, and striking mechanics with sticks and blades through solo patterns and drills.

That said, there are systems and skill sets where a training partner becomes essential, especially when the art is built around sensitivity, timing, and feedback. Wing Chun is a good example. At some point, you need contact, pressure, and live reaction to develop the attributes that make the system work. The same is true for grappling. You can drill movements and concepts solo, but you will progress faster once you’re training with a partner.

A lot of our students solve this by starting a small training group in their area. Even one or two consistent partners can make a big difference. And if you want hands-on coaching, another option is private training with our staff if you’re willing to travel. There are many ways to train, and we’ll help you choose the best path based on your situation and what you’re focused on.