The Great Escapes by Chris Haueter
27 reviews · 4.96 / 5
Chris Haueter · Combo
Old School Efficient BJJ by Chris Haueter has 85 customer reviews in this archive, averaging 4.93 out of 5. 93% are five-star and 0 are one or two stars. Reviews run from January 9, 2018 to June 24, 2026. All of them are published below in full, unedited.
Professor Chris Haueter and co. provided a compendium of fundamental techniques leveled up with little and huge crucial all with the emphasis to use your limbs to set up and use your whole body to fullfill retention, passing, pinning and submitting! Everything is applicable to selfdefense! The drills alone would be worth to watch it! Highly recommend!!!
A really detailed instructional on a variety of techniques, very functional and easy to incorporate into my game. Was a perfect overview to get back into JJ after a long layoff.
Chris is full of knowledge. He covers important fundamentals for a more street smart style. Its definitely old school and with it the little tricks are extremely useful. The quality of the video is ok, reminds me of the videos we shared in the 90's of home garage dojos.
Awesome instructional with heavy emphasis on self defense
Some great techniques from Chris Haueter
What I expected from a legend. Worth it
A surprising amount of content here, including several nice chains or sequences that you can easily incorporate. Plus it is narrated by Chris Haueter, who offhandedly drops pearls of wisdom throughout the presentation. Highly recommended.
Its a great instructional from a legend and the service from you guys was great!.
As expected. An awesome instructional. I’ve been to a live seminar with Chris and the instructional just solidify everything.
The choice of techniques covered on "Old School Efficient" are excellent and will help develop a well rounded game and self defense base, but the real reason to buy this instructional is because of Haueter's effective form of communication. He gets to the point fast, and his ability to quickly explain the essence of the technique really helps my understanding. Haueter covers a ton of ground in approximately 3.5 hours of content. This instructional gets 5 stars!
Great for refining the essentials!
Great easy stuff to follow
As promised Old school and efficient, u cant beat solid fundementals.
This was my first BJJ instructional that I first bought over a year ago when I first started. It helped answer some questions when it came to transitions for certain positions and helped me understand some techniques that was a little more advanced that I knew nothing about at that time.
Classic, efficient BJJ taught by one of the Dirty Dozen.
I love anything Chris Haueter puts out. This title we give some game changing ideas!
One of the best to ever do it, and the founder of combat base. Chris explains how to emphasize control in order to finish the fight in a concise and efficient manner. Great instructional.
Professor Haueter delivers his trademark style of ruthlessly efficient and practical jiu jitsu. A must for any martial artist with a mind to have a style that will work when playing jiu jitsu or when having to defend yourself in a fight.
Simple and easy to understand - "old school" at its best.
some good details of classic old school
Function over flash. Easy to learn from.
Love the small details that are explained for positional awareness.
This is another awsome instructional from the guys at BJJ Fantaics. Chris Heuter is an absolute legend here he demonstrates and explains and fantastic range of techniques and the way he relays the information and his unique approach to BJJ is so watchable. I could listen to him talk and teach all day.
Has a real unique approach to teaching basic techniques. Can’t wait to see what the future has in his series.
Simple and efficient, just how i like it. Glad i bought it, always loved to listen to Chris Haueter, he is very interesting.
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