Kimura Hunting by Kazushi Sakuraba
201 reviews · 4.90 / 5
Kazushi Sakuraba · Combo
Anti Jiu Jitsu by Kazushi Sakuraba has 132 customer reviews in this archive, averaging 4.80 out of 5. 82% are five-star and 0 are one or two stars. Reviews run from October 24, 2019 to August 1, 2026. All of them are published below in full, unedited.
Even though interpreters are needed, Sakuraba is able to convey the value of his knowledge. Got this one on the daily deal, so felt it was a very good value.
Fundamentals! Good info but I also just enjoyed the combination of people that are in this dvd!
If you like to see other another perspective of grappling with the potential of including it in your BJJ training this is the instructional to get.
Learn from the best and see what does a Legend of the Sport looks for in grappling exchanges with experienced grapples
This instructional is just barely long enough for the price, has great unique content, explained well but seriously needs subtitles, shows care and respect by making people aware of dangers without shying away from more difficult or risky techniques, and was fun to watch 3 great people talk through their ideas. I like the talking through ideas style of instructional, more could do this!
You don't get this to learn "how to wrestle". You get this to learn a specific tactical skillset. If you like to get a lot of videos like me, the novelty keeps you guessing.
love Sakuraba's style. Great old school stuff.
Great one
Awesome
Great!
Makes me want to go on a deeeeep dive into sakuraba again
a bit hard to follow because of need for translator but unquestionably valuable secrets and hacks by the Gracie hunter. well worth the price.
Three of the greats star in this stellar tutorial. The level of knowledge is reflected in the questioning of Sakuraba by Marcello and Craig, leaving the viewer with a immense amount of learning material. And the Japanese translator Luchador is pure magic. Get this, get this now. You wont be disappointed.
really been looking forward to watching Sakuraba's catch and shoot style. More MMA relevant but still good for hybrid grappling.
I was not a genuine fan of this video mainly because of the language barrier.
If you mostly train No-Gi or just want to add some catch wrestling fundamentals to your game then this is a good instructional for you. Solid instructional from a Legend.
one of the great nice things to add to game
Really detailed video on the Japanese shooto style single-leg, RNC, and various leg locks. Not really sure what the purpose of the podcast in volume 4 is.
A look into the great sakuraba.
Lot's of good stuff in this series. The leg lock section is really good with a unique approach to catching and finishing.
Saku once again proves why he is the greatest and shows tremendous catch counters that many BJJ folks won't anticipate until it hits them and you've submitted them
Lots of really valuable stuff, tons of interesting little bits that will make a big difference
Solid details
The mix of catch wrestling and pro-wrestling tactics adds a unique twist to traditional jujitsu techniques, giving wrestlers an edge in a competitive setting. I found the techniques in the Anti-jujitsu video to be effective and practical. The demonstrations provided practical applications for each technique, showcasing how they can be used to counter jujitsu moves effectively.
Nice extra nuggets of detail, when applying holds
201 reviews · 4.90 / 5
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