Anti Jiu Jitsu by Kazushi Sakuraba
134 reviews · 4.80 / 5
Kazushi Sakuraba · Combo
Kimura Hunting by Kazushi Sakuraba has 203 customer reviews in this archive, averaging 4.89 out of 5. 90% are five-star and 0 are one or two stars. Reviews run from March 13, 2019 to October 27, 2026. All of them are published below in full, unedited.
90 of these reviewers gave their belt rank when they submitted the review. BJJ Fanatics asks for rank, age and years training at the point of review, so this breakdown is self-reported by the customer.
| Belt | Reviews | Average rating |
|---|---|---|
| White | 37 | 4.92 |
| Blue | 21 | 4.81 |
| Purple | 19 | 4.89 |
| Brown | 9 | 5.0 |
| Black | 4 | 5.0 |

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Excelente Instruccional
Excelent course to understand some concepts of kimura, but it could have more atacks in diferent positions
Sakuraba gets straight into the details while speaking through his translator along with some help from Craig Jones and Bernardo. Elite level series!
A interesting dive into the nuances of a hold Sakuraba is known for. However, the language barrier is a bit of a challenge, particularly even with the translator, Jones, and Faria. It may be more valuable to those who have more advanced knowledge of the positions, learning more through observation rather than instruction.
I purchased this video to fine tune my kimura techniques and very satisfied with the details that Sakuraba shared. Additionally, he also showed how to use wrist locks to set up and/or finish kimura sequences.
I was concerned how easy this would be to follow since a translator is being used, however this proved to be no problem. I thought this was not only interesting but fun to watch. I also landed the first move taught in my first attempt while rolling, so that alone made me happy.
Super system and a professional instructor.
Super system and a professional instructor.
Good
I utilized the kimura transitions alongside the wrist locks and they are now fully in my arsenal and reliable, thank you!
Awesome inside!
Some really cool aspects on the kimura in the demonstrations though the explanations are sometimes difficult
Loved this. Very enlightening
Great instructional and very detailed. I was very distracted by the translator in the wrestling mask. Seriously, all i kept thinking was why is he wearing a mask? Kind of creepy. However, a very good instructional.
Amazing details on kimuras and wrest locks. Highly recommend.
Surprising little tips and details ill have to implement
What a great instructional a must have.
I found these to be pretty straight forward and creative. I've been working on my kimuras so these details will be nice to add to my repertoire. Tried some of the moves today and they worked really well.
made me change the way of how i did the kimura and very funny
very funny
I found these to be pretty straight forward and creative. I've been working on my kimuras so these details will be nice to add to my repertoire.
Learned many new ways of finishing the kimura.
Great details in entering, maintaining, and finishing the Kimura. I definitely see the Catch Wrestling style that Sakuraba comes from (Snake Pit). The pressure points he incorporated from Aikido is a game changer. Craig and Bernardo were impressed by the details. Don’t pass this video up.
great tips for using the kimura! entertaining as well!!
Amazing
Great insights with some funny interactions as a bonus!
Will change the ways you view the kimura
Loved this!
Not quite in the same style as most other instructionals, but a number of technical details that will hopefully add to my game, me being a tiny person.
Great secret details and fun to watch. Comic at times.
This instructional is a simple guide how to use set up traps and use kimura very well. For me it's an absolute classic and a first instructional I bought, I still tap a lot of people because of all the tips and tricks here.
Very good information and great material to practice
Nice to have this instructional from a legend
Love the techniques that compensate just in case of a stronger opponent
Awesome and funny. Really good breakdown of the kimura
Great Tutorial always enjoyed watching The Gracie Hunter in Pride
Man BJJ community needs more Sakuraba instructionals this guy is a **** a of a comedian beside his savage grappling and MMA career it is so much fun to watch and learn from him 🤙
Sakuraba is a legend and I was honoured to earn from him
Realizing there are so many ways to get an armbar from all positions, I decided to see if I could make the common simple Kimura into something exciting to hunt for from unexpected ways. I was not disappointed to find this instructional. Kazushi Sakaruba is a very talented practitioner who has specialized in kimuras, and not only is it exciting to learn all the different applications, and the instruction excellent, but it is also taught with a playful heart and levity. This instructional takes “make learning fun” to heart and it’s so engaging that you can’t get bored and lose focus. Highly recommend
I really enjoyed this short instructional
The Kimura lessons are great, dynamic and varied. This will help your game
I enjoyed this mini seminar
A lot of the other reviews comment on the humor; they're right. This strikes me as really worthwhile to use to supplement other explorations of the kimura. I'm certainly going to return to it several times. It's shorter (which makes sense as you're getting explanations through translation), but that can be a benefit.
Very helpful!
I watched the whole instructional and really appreciated Bernardo and Craig Jones input and demos. Sakuraba is no joke and a legend in his own right. But I found the language barrier an issue. Did it improve my Kimura game? Absolutely! But it was not as in depth as I would have liked and ended exchanging it for Neil Melansons The filthy Kimura. As was pleasantly surprised by Neil's instructional. Very much in depth and we'll taught lessons.
funny and very informative!
Give it a go, it contains so many details most people won't learn in regular training.
Never expected such cool counters
Unorthodox techniques from the legend
Amazing
134 reviews · 4.80 / 5