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This page lists reviews 56,551–56,600 of 89,207, newest first, covering 2023-09-03 to 2023-09-04. 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 56,551–56,600
Perfect for part time dads
Ageless Jiu Jitsu: Winning When You're Older and Less Athletic - Bottom game: Gi by John Danaher
I love the principles John instills. This all makes so much sense and you can use the concepts to problem solve on your own
great stuff
Crack The Turtle by Neil Melanson
Really good stuff, I often find myself attacking the turtle position and struggling to get anywhere. But that's now changing rapidly thanks to this download.
Great!
Self Mastery: Solo BJJ Training Drills by John Danaher
Great!
The American Jiu Jitsu Guillotine System by Jake Shields
The American Jiu Jitsu Guillotine System by Jake Shields
Jake is a jits legend, so you know this video is fire. Just watching this first 5 tracks makes me confident that my guillotines will improve tremendously.
fantastic stuff
The Filthy Kimura by Neil Melanson
I use the Kimura/ Double wrist lock al the time and its always been a main part of my artillery. I thought I had a pretty good understanding of it..... until I studied this download. I'm really looking forward to making these techniques a part of my game.
Best instructional so far for me
The Roger Gracie Mount System by Roger Gracie
I purchased this instructional about 2 years ago when I was approx. 1 year into my blue belt. At that point I had serious case of "Blue Belt Blues". I got my blue belt mostly based on my narrow focus on survival and escapes. But I really didn't have any top game at all. So the first year of my blue belt I was on bottom all the time when rolling and I was just focusing on not getting tapped. Then I picked this one up. The instructional is presented as a sequence taking you from low mount to high mount with a small handful of submissions, mostly armbar, ezekiel and cross collar choke. It's around 2 hrs of running time. So it's very easy to watch and start implementing in your game. And man it is effective! I spent about 6 months of drilling and testing the "sequence" and used the live feedback to correct my pressure, posture, and subs. I never really found a reason yet to do anything else from Mount since it is so effective. It completely opened up my top game, because after I got good at being in Mount and having a very good armbar from Mount, I started to think "How do I get to Mount then?". So I had to find a passing game that could take me to Mount, and I started to build escape plans and sweeps that could get me to Mount. Whenever I get to the Mount, I feel home. If you get this one and do your drilling and testing, I'm very sure you will be pleased with the results. It was the first instructional out of many where I could plug the techniques (and tactics) into my game almost immediately. I highly recommend it.
Response from BJJ Fanatics🔥This is My Favorite Closed Guard Instructional
The Roger Gracie Closed Guard System by Roger Gracie
In my opinion, this is the best closed guard instructional for beginners, but it also has technique details that are useful for experienced closed guard players as well. The total running time is 2 hours and 34 minutes. Roger Gracie is a 10x IBJJF World Champion and widely considered one of the greatest BJJ competitors ever. In this instructional, Roger emphasizes that learning a large number of techniques is not the route to success. Instead, he says it is more important to learn a few techniques that you can execute at a very high level of proficiency. Two things separate the quality of this instructional from most others. First, Roger Gracie speaks with authority about which techniques often taught to beginners don't actually work against highly-skilled opponents. His goal is to only teach techniques that work at the highest level. Second, instead of just teaching how to perform each technique, he teaches three things: 1) How to perform the technique, 2) How an experienced opponent is likely to defend, and 3) How to overcome their defense. I own five closed guard instructionals from BJJ Fanatics. All of them are excellent. In terms of the quality of technique taught, I rank them in the following order: 1. The Roger Gracie Closed Guard System by Roger Gracie 2. The World Championship No-Gi Guard System by Bia Mesquita 3. The Gracie Secrets: Closed Guard by Kyra Gracie 4. Side Closed Guard Attacks by Xande Ribeiro 5. Connected Reaction: Clinch Closed Guard by Paul Schreiner The top four instructionals on this list are taught by multiple-time world champions.
Really practical wrestling for bjj.
Closing The Gap by Michael Pixley and Heath Pedigo
Really practical wrestling for bjj. Using it to help my kid advance his game.
Fun with the kids too!
100 Ways To Build Athleticism by Nick Rodriguez
I have very fit & strong teenagers & we love doing these together. It has been very good for me to shake off the cobwebs & regain some athleticism. I also enjoy building my ambidextrinous. 😉
I heard Kurt Osiander may
Fundamentals of a Jiu Jitsu Renegade by Kurt Osiander
I heard Kurt Osiander may be coming to town for a seminar, decided to get a jump on it and so far the instructional has been great, very informative and entertaining at the same time.
Exit the system
Exit The System by Garry Tonon
Superior instruction!
The butterfly guard retention is a game changer
They Shall Not Pass by Gordon Ryan
The butterfly guard retention has helped my game ten fold. Recommend.
Great
Plan B From Closed Guard by Valerio Mori Ubaldini
Great instructional, the format made it easy to understand. Thanks to this video I now have a plan b from all my sweeps and attacks from my favorite position. The website helped to lay out exactly what the video contained in a concise manner, no bs great instructional.
C.J.
Don't Be Finished: Edging Yourself Out of Danger by Craig Jones
Love the concept lead into to the concepts. Good house to put the techniqes in! Top Notch! I little tough with the accent but the titles helt. The "Onus: is on you!" I thought he said something else.
High end closed guard
The Gracie Secrets: Closed Guard by Kyra Gracie
Professor Kira Gracie shares her knowledge She is doing some little details a little different which helped me a lot to safe energy and be more effective. Because of her I really understood how dynamic closed guard is already in terms of maintenance. Further more this instructional helped my a lot to finish my omoplata in general because of her variation were you not have to focus on bringing both of your legs close instead you focus more on gaining hight and foucs on top pressure to finish. Also her gripping adjustment and hip placement when she is going for the takedown after her opponent stood up made it work for me too. Highly recommend!
A milestone
New Wave Judo by Satoshi Ishii
Thanks to Satoshi Ishii every judo fighter can follow this path for a no-gi transition
Good Solution for Escape
Escape Skill and good concept.
Pressure Passing and Top Game
Pressure Passing and Top Game by Rafael Lovato
Great instructional by Rafael Lovato Jr. Highly recommended!
Fast
The 2 on 1 Encyclopedia by Georgi Ivanov
Great information and key details, but moves fast from technique to technique
Great
Foundations of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu by Bernardo Faria
I just started BJJ and this course is perfect for revisiting what I am learning in privates.
Great info
Systematic Submission Dilemmas: High Level Triangle and Leg Lock Combos by Craig Jones
Not outdated at all,basic knowledge of breaking mechanics
Mr. Lasso Guard!
Mastering The Lasso Guard by Marcos Tinoco
It is about how to sweep and submit out of the lasso. Out of his excellent teaching he shows a lot of sequences where you can switch immediatly form attacking one side of your opponent to the other so that you increase. You get attacks against kneeling opponents as well as against standing opponents. It fits so qell into my halfgaurd game! I also like the sequence about the transition to the single leg x guard. There is a perfect example of attacking one side via lasso and finish by attacking the other sde via single leg x sweep. Highly recommend!
put into practice immediately
New Wave Jiu Jitsu: No Gi Guard Passing by John Danaher
Because most of my training time has been in the GI this has helped my no-gi passing a ton.
Dr. Mike, mio padre
Weight Training For Grappling by Michael Israetel
Went in already loving Dr. Mike and been following him since 2016 hence it was a clear call to purchase this mini-course. I've been weight training since 2014 and in the industry as a personal trainer since 2018. As a soon to be physio this is also helpful to prevent injuries and program responsively over the long term.
I started here
2 on 1 Control No Gi by Marcelo Garcia
Marcelo Garcia video courses are great if you're more advanced and want more choices
Marcelo Garcia North South Choke
The Complete North South Choke by Marcelo Garcia
It always is a pleasure watching Garcia's videos. Clearly, his knowledge of the subject is extensive. But, what impresses me the most is the fluidity of his movements. At first this put me off. As a much older grappler, I doubted that I could incorporate his movements into my much slower game. However, I found that by listening and observing how he gets into position, that I could do it, though in a more plodding manner. I am happy to report that I am repeatedly catching my training partners using the north south choke techniques demonstrated in this instructional.
Really great video. He really
The Mechanics Of No-Gi Chokes by Jordan Preisinger
Really great video. He really breaks down things and helps me understand some little details of moves i would always overlook.
Great instructional as usual Neil rules.
The Shoulder Pin Guard System by Neil Melanson
Awesome guard to throw in your arsenal. Neil teaches his techniques even for a ***** to understand like me. Definitely a cool position to throw off your training partners.
Response from BJJ Fanatics🔥Excellent
The 50/50 Arm Passing System by Leo Vieira
Excellent instructional.
Great video!
Not Your Grandpa's Kimura by Alex Masterskya
Clear and detailed over view of Kimura. Love the controlling techniques and various was of using this powerful tool.
Excellent instruction
Exit The System by Garry Tonon
Gary Tonon explains defense and escapes well. Very useful for training and competing.
lapel chokes
Lapel Chokes From Everywhere by Miko Hytonen
great video. easy to understand moves anyone can pull off
Ageless Jiu Jitsu Series
Ageless Jiu Jitsu: Winning When You're Older and Less Athletic - Bottom game: Gi by John Danaher
Great series that I learned a lot from. Professor Danaher is very detailed in his training which can make it hard for some people to stay focused. However, I find that the details are usually what make the difference in success and failure, so I very much appreciate the detailed way in which he teaches.
Good for everyone
MMA Footwork Hacks: Setting Traps With Movement by Dominick Cruz
This instructionals are good for beginners and andvanced, they can easily change yu
great
Systematically attacking From Top Pins: Side Control & North South by Gordon Ryan
Great details.
fantastic stuff
Weight Training For Grappling by Michael Israetel
really good stuff very helpful
Enter the System - Back Attacks
Back Attacks Enter The System by John Danaher
incredible details - after practicing these techniques for a year by back attacks have improved drastically
Changes your approach to grappling
The Catch Wrestling Formula by Neil Melanson
This was my first instructional and it absolutely changed my whole game. Review is a bit late as I watched this as a blue belt and am writing as a brown belt but this instructional does more than just show a series of moves. It helped me understand a new approach to grappling for which Neil provides great instruction. Using half and full stocks from every position, heavy cross faces and head control, cradle sequences, and much more. Fantastic introduction to a more violent style of grappling.
butterfly guard mastery
The Marcelo Guard: Mastering The Butterfly Guard by Marcelo Garcia
very useful
Super usefull
Killer Kesa Gatame by Erik Paulson
I love playing kesa gatame and this add multiple solutions to my game
Great tips on finishing details
Kimura Hunting by Kazushi Sakuraba
Great tips on finishing details
Top!
The Half Guard Anthology by Lachlan Giles
All you need to know about half guard.
Very interesting
No Gi Judo For Grapplers by Satoshi Ishii
This videos changing my game form takedowns to submission
Very gut
The Triangle Machine by Craig Jones
10/10
Excellent
Lights Out Back Attacks by Frank Rosenthal
Really good info, not too drawn out or overly repeated. Lots of options and reasons for them. Nice
use it everday
Kimura: Enter The System by John Danaher
you’ll be able to put Danaher’s principles and techniques into action right way and start catching more kimuras from a variety of positions.
The halh Guard Anthology by Lachlan Giles
The Half Guard Anthology by Lachlan Giles
Love Lachlan Giles way of explaining how he uses half guard, it is helping me develop my half guard game
CCC: Danaher of Wrestling
Gold Medal Wrestling by Henry Cejudo
We are on opposite teams, but you got to give credit where credit is due.
Great instructional video. It really
Foundations of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu by Bernardo Faria
Great instructional video. It really broke down some key details i was missing. I have a long way to go on my journey and I'm glad i now have this instructional video in my collection!
Andre Galvao stack pass
The Stack Pass by Andre Galvao
Old school pressure passing always working!