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Nubjitsu by Rustin Hughes reviews
Nubjitsu by Rustin Hughes has 6 customer reviews in this archive, averaging 4.67 out of 5. 83% are five-star and 0 are one or two stars. Reviews run from June 24, 2023 to March 28, 2024. All of them are published below in full, unedited.
Who reviewed Nubjitsu by Rustin Hughes
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| Belt | Reviews | Average rating |
|---|---|---|
| Blue | 1 | 5.0 |
Where to buy it
Nubjitsu by Rustin Hughes is currently listed on the BJJ Fanatics storefront at $79.00 USD. View Nubjitsu by Rustin Hughes on BJJ Fanatics
The reviews
Made me immune to double leg takedowns
Putting the techniques in this video to work made me completely immune to double-leg takedowns. My training partners can't believe my transformation. As a side benefit, I was able to drop down a full weight class.
Great insight!
As an amputee in the sport of BJJ I find this video extremely helpful. His solo drill section was a game changer, especially when he shows what a gramby roll is supposed to look like for an amputee. I review this video frequently and, like how he has it broken down into sections so I can skip to what exactly I am looking for. This training has improved my game drastically. I enjoy the look on my training partners faces when the go to pass my nub and I catch them in the arm bar. It’s priceless. I highly recommend this video to any amputees or coaches of amputees. You won’t regret the purchase!
Great Insight
As an amputee in the sport of BJJ I find this video extremely helpful. His solo drill section was a game changer, especially when he shows what a gramby roll is supposed to look like for an amputee. I review this video frequently and, like how he has it broken down into sections so I can skip to what exactly I am looking for. This training has improved my game drastically. I enjoy the look on my training partners faces when the go to pass my nub and I catch them in the arm bar. It’s priceless. I highly recommend this video to any amputees or coaches of amputees. You won’t regret the purchase!
Great insight
As an amputee in the sport of bjj this training series is greatly insightful. Rustin does a great job breaking down movements and various positions key to being successful in the sport. I watch this video frequently and, it’s nice he has it broken down into sections so I can skip to the part of the video I want to focus on. This training series has definitely improved my game.
It was pretty good. Not
It was pretty good. Not much that I didn’t know as an amputee white belt.
Finally someone like me!
I'm a 50 year old left leg above knee amputee. I started training Jiu-Jitsu in 1994 when I still had two legs. I trained for several years, reaching purple belt but I quit training after I lost my leg in the line of duty as a police officer. I didn't train again for 24 years because I didn't think I could do it anymore. 4 months ago, I decided to give Jiu-Jitsu a chance as an amputee. I opted to start over at white belt because I haven't trained in over 20 years and needed to retrain my body on how to move around on the mat and also modify techniques, and relearn techniques that I had forgotten over the last 24 years. I found a great school in Edmond, OK, called Kudos Jiu-Jitsu, training under Wade Smittle. Training is going great, short of multiple injuries, and I've learned a lot and I'm moving well, and we're adapting techniques for me, but it's still nice to find someone else who has already been there and done that. Finding Rustin online, and now finding his tutorial has been so exciting for me. While watching his video, I realized how great my coach is at adapting techniques but I also realized how much better I could be by implemented the techniques I learned in Rustin's video. The Kamura series with the sweep and back take was awesome. The movement on the mat shows me that I need to work more on my movement. I'm hoping I get to train with Rustin some day, as I've never met another amputee in Jiu-Jitsu. I had my prosthetists build me a stubby prosthetic to protect my nub during training. It has been a game changer for me because it allows me to be even while on my knees and gives me a solid base. I can't wait to practice the techniques learned in this video and hope to see more videos by Rustin on BJJ Fanatics. Thank you so much BJJ Fanatics, and Rustin for putting this video out. My one complaint would be the cost of the video compared to the length of the video. Other than that, good job Rustin and BJJ Fanatics. Please put out more videos with Rustin!
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