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All BJJ Fanatics reviews, page 1069
This page lists reviews 53,401–53,450 of 87,673, newest first, covering 2023-09-30 to 2023-09-30. The complete archive averages 4.95 out of 5, and the 71 lowest-rated entries sit in these same lists rather than on a page of their own.
Reviews 53,401–53,450
Amazing Instructional
The Half Guard Anthology by Lachlan Giles
Went to my first comp and used this as my system from bottom. Worked lovely.
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:Great
Power Switch Guard Retention and Genius Back Takes by Mikey Musumeci
Awesome
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:Great
Great! Neil always shows (brutal) techniques you can not find anywhere in that depth. Outstanding!
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:Destroying
Filthy Cross Body Attacks by Neil Melanson
Great for MMA & submission grappling. Outstanding if you love his brutal style. Highly recommend.
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:Detail class
The Reverse De La Riva System by Mikey Musumeci
Great Skill for guard player
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:Great technical breakdowns for fundamental exercises
Bulletproof For BJJ by Joe Worthington & James Tomlinson
Honestly I don't even think you need to be a BJJ practitioner to get benefits from this product, the explanation of the techniques for strength and mobility exercises is incredibly good, I've done a lot of fitness programs and the technical breakdowns here are some of the best I've ever seen without getting overly complicated or drawn out. They break down exactly what you need to focus on to execute the exercises properly and what you need to avoid doing. Great fundamental exercises if you want to improve your strength and your mobility/flexibility, not just for BJJ but I think it could be a great supplement if you are already following a general strength program and/or mobility program, you can get some other great mobility exercises that are not that easy to find, and also improve your technique on the fundamental exercises for building strength and muscle at a home gym or on a big professional gym, using free weights or bodyweight with equipment such as gymnastic rings and a pull up bar. A good foundation is great and this program will help you get there.
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:Excellent
Exit The System by Garry Tonon
Detailed yet succinct, explains the why and the how. Well organized and easy to reference. Would buy again.
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:Fantastic
Dynamic Reverse Guard by Jason Rau
Jason Rau is one of my favorite instructors. This series is presented in a clear, concise format.
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:Under Pressure
Under Pressure: Retention, Recovery and Attacking From Guard by Brian Glick
Excelent insructional. Look forward to more of his work
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:Amazing
The Pendejo Guard by Craig Jones
This is informative. Goes deep but not boring. Easy to understand and is by far one of the best at what he does.
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:perpendicular guard
Fundamental Armbar Mechanics by Karel "Silver Fox" Pravec
This is hard to master.
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:sweeps
Effortless Jiu Jitsu by Rich Byrne
sweep glossary
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:Really helpful
Gracie Secrets: Top To Bottom by Kyra Gracie
Excellent
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:Pure gold
Tactical Turtle by Neil Melanson
Absolutely great! Eight volumes about the turtle Position! Neil always shows techniques you can not find anywhere in that depth.
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:Super cool
Shotgun Aoki Locks by Mateusz Szczecinski
Super cool
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:Advancing your leglock game
Leg Lock Anthology: 50/50 by Lachlan Giles
Such a well-thought and planned leglock system. Very concise and high percentage concepts in an actual application. Worth the money!
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:Top-notch
Special "K" Guard by Neil Melanson
Great for MMA & submission grappling. Neil always shows (brutal) techniques you can not find anywhere in that depth. Outstanding if you love his style. Highly recommend.
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:Ageless Jiujitsu: bottom gMe
Ageless Jiu Jitsu: Winning When You're Older or Less Athletic - Bottom Game by John Danaher
As a new white belt learning these basics have been critical to my survival in Jiujitsu. I reference this video routinely for deeper understanding and technique.
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:Front Headlock Series
BJJ Front Headlock Series Part 1 by Andrew Calandrelli
Andrew Calandrelli shows a gameplan with entries to the front headlock from stand up and bottom. Takedowns, sweeps and submissions of course. And passing. Furthermore you get defenses/escapes of the front headkock position. Detailed and structured!
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:g
Enter The System Bundle by John Danaher
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great details on a hard to master submission
Off With Their Head: The Arm Triangle by Neil Melanson
lots of small but important details on finishing a difficult to master strangle
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:educational!
Combat Sports Nutrition E-BOOK by Reid Reale
comprehensive nutrion guide, just have to build up the patience and discipline to implement to routine. love it!
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:Great video
Habits For Highly Effective Jiu-Jitsu by Garry Tonon
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Top-notch
18 Mount Escapes For Sport and Street by Burton Richardson
Great to learn mount escapes in the danger of getting striked. Burton Richardson is a fantastic teacher with deep knowledge.
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:great
Clinch Wrestling Basics by Pat Smith
great
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:Learn from the best.
Escapes from Everywhere by Bernardo Faria
Learn from the best.
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:Excellent instructional
Anti Jiu Jitsu by Kazushi Sakuraba
His techniques seem to be very effective. I'm definitely going to add them to my techniques.
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:Nice!
Fundamentals of Side Control Escapes by Pedro Sauer
Side control is one of the problematic positions for myslef, so much so I would rather be stuck in mount or even have my back taken than be in side mount. This instruction provide a unique look at dealing with and escaping side control. I'm still trying to get to grips with all the details and perform the techinques shown within this instructional but so far so good. On the odd occasion that I have been able to pull off some of the escapes shown i'm always asked "what did you do there.." or alternatively "show me how you do that!" Some of the techniques take time and alot of adjustments to get right but given enough time I think they will be well worth it. The only downside to the instructional is I do believe that some of the camera angles or at least the demos could have been filmed at a better angle.
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:Top-notch
Filthy Grappling Takedowns by Neil Melanson
I love the connection between the taekdowns and the following (brutal) submissions. So you get both, taekdowns and fitting submissions.
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:Great
Rapid Skill Development by Roy Harris
Awesome
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:Mr
Ageless Jiu Jitsu: Winning When You're Older Or Less Athletic - Top Game Gi by John Danaher
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Fantastic control system, works great in the gi as well.
Power Ride: A New Philosophy on Pinning by Craig Jones
Incredibly valuable techniques and concepts. I watched the first half of the instructional over a couple of evenings, and was able to utilize the control principles quite successfully in my next rolling session. Even though I forgot some details, the core principles are so well taught by Mr Jones that even when I forgot some detail, I was always able to get back to some version of stapling, splitting or surfing the legs, and I could tell from my rolling partners' breathing that they were getting way more tired trying to escape these positions than I was maintaining them. No doubt this will only increase as I become more familiar with the details. I would also add that as a grappler about to turn 44, I especially appreciate methods that enable me to slow down the movements of younger, more explosive athletes and methodically exert pressure, without relying on any fast movements myself. This control system is absolutely perfect in that regard. On a related note, I love the principle of preferring submission attacks which don't require us to relinquish top pressure. Finally, I would add that Mr Jones is an excellent teacher who also possesses a keen sense of humour, which made the content all the more enjoyable. PS - As I alluded to in the review title, I mainly train in the gi and would like to point out that - at least as far as I can see - there's no reason why this stuff shouldn't work just as well in the gi. Possibly even better in some places, as there must be some additional collar chokes etc. which can be applied in some of these dominant control positions. I'm sure I will enjoy finding out for myself, while ruining many people's days.
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:Destroying
Corner Lock High Guard by Neil Melanson
Great for MMA & Submission grappling. Neil always shows (brutal) techniques you can not find anywhere in that depth. Outstanding if you love his style. Highly recommend.
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:Whiteflash
Spider Guard Mastery by Michael Langhi
Great instructional. Very well explained so any level can benefit
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:Nice
IBJJF Legal Leglocks by Luiza Monteiro
Great content
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:Great
You Can't Knee bahh by Craig Jones
Awesome
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:Awesome as always
The Reverse De La Riva System by Mikey Musumeci
Mikey is the best teacher I know. Clear concepts and very valuable for beginners as well as experienced grapplers.
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:Amazing
Back Attacks Enter The System by John Danaher
Great instructional
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:Top-notch
Scissoring Me Timbers: The Scissor Guard by Neil Melanson
Great for MMA & submission grappling. Neil always shows (brutal) techniques you can not find anywhere in that depth. Outstanding if you love his style. Highly recommend.
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:Destroying
Cradle of Filth by Neil Melanson
Great for MMA & submission grappling. Neil always shows (brutal) techniques you can not find anywhere in that depth. Outstanding if you love his style. Highly recommend.
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:Great guard!
The Reverse De La Riva System by Mikey Musumeci
Awesome video!!!
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:Great
Off With Their Head: The Arm Triangle by Neil Melanson
Great for MMA & submission grappling. The exlanations for the arm triangle helped my game immediaty. Highly recommend.
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:the
The Closed Guard Compendium by Matt Thornton
Matt Thornton always dies in depth reviews of fundamentals. excellent coach and content.
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:so good
The Pendejo Guard by Craig Jones
very easy to follow and highly effective. thank you!
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:Top-notch
Defensive Tactics In The guard by Neil Melanson
Great for MMA & submission grappling if you don't want to get submitted in the guard.
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:Great
Chain Wrestling Takedowns by Nazar Kulchytskyy
Great teacher. Great content. Helps to keep working in the standup game.
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:Solid
High Percentage Gi Passes by Gordon Ryan
Thank you.
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:Great technical breakdowns of fundamental exercises
Bulletproof For BJJ by Joe Worthington & James Tomlinson
Honestly I don't even think you need to be a BJJ practitioner to get benefits from this product, the explanation of the techniques for strength and mobility exercises is incredibly good, I've done a lot of fitness programs and the technical breakdowns here are some of the best I've ever seen without getting overly complicated or drawn out. They break down exactly what you need to focus on to execute the exercises properly and what you need to avoid doing. Great fundamental exercises if you want to improve your strength and your mobility/flexibility, not just for BJJ but I think it could be a great supplement if you are already following a general strength program and/or mobility program, you can get some other great mobility exercises that are not that easy to find, and also improve your technique on the fundamental exercises for building strength and muscle at a home gym or on a big professional gym, using free weights or bodyweight with equipment such as kettlebells, gymnastic rings and a pull up bar.
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:Awesome
Loose Passing by Ethan Crelinsten
Very good
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:This Is A Must Have
New Wave Jiu Jitsu: A New Philosophy Of Positional Escapes by John Danaher
I wish I had this when I first started. An absolutely essential foundation to have. This has changed my game more than any other Danaher video I’ve purchased.
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