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This page lists reviews 56,801–56,850 of 89,207, newest first, covering 2023-08-28 to 2023-08-29. 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 56,801–56,850
amazing
The Imanari Roll And Modern Leg Attacks From Japan by Masakazu Imanari
awesome instructional
good details
The Reverse De La Riva System by Mikey Musumeci
good details
Fence Work Fundamentals
Fence Work Fundamentals by Rob Constance
Well explained with a keen attention to details. Thanks !
good!
Next Generation Closed Guard by Mica Galvao
Good!
❤️️
Craig Jones Mini Product The Reach Around AKA Octopus Guard by Craig Jones
❤️️
review
The Front Headlock System by John Danaher
love this site
Great Open Guard
Timeless Open Guard Foundations by Rafael Lovato
Good for beginners to Advanced
Top tutorial
Closed Guard Techniques by Victor Estima
Vitor Estima teach how to make your guard so offensive, that your opponent don't have the time to think pass.
Good details on Omoplata
Automatic Omoplata System by Clark Gracie
Clears some of the misconceptions and goes through alot of entries and options from there.
owner/ coach
Complete Cage Control by James Krause
excellent
Good
Off With Their Head: The Arm Triangle by Neil Melanson
It's really good to improve your arm triangle choke (but only the arm triangle)! But the way things are taught is a bit to slow for me.
The Verdict: A Grappling Odyssey Like No Other!
Off With Their Head: The Arm Triangle by Neil Melanson
This is more than an instructional; it's an experience. Neil Melanson is not just a coach; he's a grappling sage whose teachings will forever alter your perception of head-and-arm chokes. So, if you're ready to embark on a journey of submission enlightenment, Buckle up, because Neil Melanson is about to twist your mind and strangle your doubts into submission!
Attaquer de partout
No Gi Chokes From Everywhere by Miko Hytonen
simple great option for choke entre and variation
Great
Intro To Youth Wrestling: Freestyle Fundamentals by Zack Esposito
Great fundamentals for youth step by step.
Two foundations is excellent!
New Wave Jiu Jitsu: Open Guard The two Foundations Of Guard Play by John Danaher
This is an excellent view of new wave jiu jitsu. Guard retention to guard attacks. It has greatly changed my game!
Great dual instructional
Pressure and Pummeling: The Open Guard Bundle by Shawn Williams
These two instructional’s are great together. The body lock passing system is one that I recently started using, an it works great. The leg pummeling part has helped tremendously along with the body lock. This is great for all levels a must have.
Very nice passing
Loose Passing by Ethan Crelinsten
Really happy with this dvd. It feels like a condensed version of Johns dvd which encompasses these principles. Easy and to the point
Great
Cruci-fixing - 30 Easy Setups & Finishes From This Forgotten Position by Thomas Lisboa
Thomas Lisboa is an under rated instructor His instructionals are clear, concise, and well planned. This crucifix instructional will benefit any bjj practitioner who utilizes a crucifix system
BJJ720
Collar Sleeve Inside Control System by Mikey Musumeci
Mikey Musumeci detail is second to none dudes the Tom Brady of Jiu Jitsu
Great course great teacher and great format.
Under Pressure: Retention, Recovery and Attacking From Guard by Brian Glick
Overall, this is a great course. The clamp guard is an upper-body version of the Ashi Garami. The course adds my weapons in closed guard and half guard. Sensei Brian is a great teacher. Shout out to his YouTube channel, and he is willing to answer questions through social media. In the last volume of this course sensei Brian gives a quick review of all the techniques. I love the format so I can quickly review all the information in this course. Worth every penny and highly recommend
One of the best videos I have ever watched
I learned so much from watching "Just Stand Up." For starters, as Craig said, my instructors have been critical of the turtle position. What I told my current instructor about using turtle to escape and stand up, he told me, "Get into turtle then." When I did, he proceeded to gently kick me in the ribs and back, saying, "See? That's why turtle is bad." But Craig did NOT say to STAY in turtle...! Nevertheless, I didn't argue - however, I did successfully use the turtle to escape side control and stand up after one of my rolls. Next, Craig delves into how Half Guard is the best position to pin someone - not side control. He also shows some nifty submissions and transitions to mount from side control. Turks were something I had never heard of but will start using in my rolls, for sure! "You Have Been Taught Arm Triangle Wrong" was one of the best parts of the video - I had no idea that there's an escape when people dismount to clock choke opponents! Craig shows you the RIGHT way to do it. Finally, he shows some nasty North-South Submissions. Love those. He will also make you laugh as he pokes fun at his buddies demonstrating the techniques. If he made one more short joke about Spencer, I wouldn't have been surprised the young fellow had jumped on Craig's back for an RNC! Anyway, can't say enough about this video. As a 52 year-old BJJ 4-stripe white belt, I can use all the help I can get. Thanks Craig! Would love to visit your dojo in Austin, but you would probably make a bunch of old man jokes about me. Still, would be worth it! Cheers!
craig jones
great instructional, oicked up a lot
Love this grip!
The Z-Grip by Waldo Zapata
Great gi grip no one will expect!
clinch basics
Clinch Wrestling Basics by Pat Smith
good solid fundamentals easy to apply in short space of time
don't wait, take action and take it
Winning Submission Attacks by Dinu Bucalet
a simple, understandable statement and, most importantly, perfect
Great course
Exit The System by Garry Tonon
Enter the system is not enough, you must know how to exit the system. Garry is a great teacher that's why I get all his DVDs. Hight reccomed.
No nonsense
Ashi Garami (Leg Entanglements) Made Easy by Firas Zahabi
This is a well organized and compact video. It gets straight to the point and makes effective use of annotations to highlight the details which make the techniques work. Highly recommended.
Like the other DVD it's so easy to understand!
The Kimura System by Robson "Mau-Mau" Lima
Like Prof Robson Lima previous instructional it's so simple and easy to understand! It's really is more than my money's worth!
Good Detalis
Closed Guard Techniques by Victor Estima
The techniques from this Instructional are a good add on for my closed guard game plus Professor Estima pay attention to the details which make things work.
Great info!
No Gi Knee Shield Guard by Felipe Pena Preguica
Really enjoying the video so far.
Awesome Instructional
New Wave Jiu Jitsu: Mounted Pin Attacks - The 4x4 Mount System by John Danaher
Another great instructional by Danaher. Very detailed, as always,
The Classic Butterfly guard
The Classic Butterfly Guard by Carlos Machado
This video takes exceptional to new heights. Mr. Machado changed the way I look at butterfly. Throughout the entire video I was introduced to ideas that made my game grow immensly.
No-GI Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Advanced Back Control System by Troy Manning
No-Gi Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Advanced Back System by Troy Manning
This is my third video by Troy Manning. His courses provide many techniques with good explanations. This course is a value.
love it and it has depth
Tactical Turtle by Neil Melanson
changed my turtle to an attacking snapping turtle position
Great details
Defensive Tactics In The guard by Neil Melanson
Neil Melanson never fails to deliver. In this instructional you will find a lot of ways to counter and nulify guard attacks, with a focus on posture and angles. There are not a lot of 'techniques' in here, but the principles and concepts that Neil shares will help you tremendously with escaping and passing the guard. And all delivered with the typical filthy Melanson sense of humour of course. Stay filthy!
Smooth, succinct, buzzsaw, efficient, no BS
Stopping The Buzzsaw by Andrew Wiltse
Andrew just gets to the point in a seamless way. Covers the practical details without getting lost in too much fluff. Practical and real world tested techniques. Highly recommended.
Really enjoying
Basics To Advanced: The Low Knee Shield by Aaron Benzrihem
Really enjoying this low knee shield dvd set. Aaron is a great instructor and gives a fantastic introduction, attacks and followed up by some common counters. Really preferring this over the high knee shield as I feel a lot less likely to be smashed with a leg weave
Excellent detail and instructional .
The Essential Shin To Shin System by Shawn Williams
Excellent detail and instructional .
Ethan is the best. That is all.
Loose Passing by Ethan Crelinsten
Ethan's instructionals are the most detailed and high level stuff I've seen on the internet. If you are a beginner this might not be for you but purple belt and above this, and his advanced passing is what you are looking for.
It really is more than my money's worth!
The Kimura System by Robson "Mau-Mau" Lima
Prof. Robson Lima's previous instructional is easy to understand and effective but thos one is also very simple and easy to understand but I am not done yet watching the tutorials. I can't wait to apply it tomorrow in training/rolling!
that's,uh,very useful.
Turtle Concepts & Escapes by Dinu Bucalet
it will improve your game a lot
Great Instructional
The Ultimate Passing Mindset: Single Leg X by Nick Salles and Danny Maira
Great passes and general concepts to pass and avoid being swept.
Amazing!
Rubber Guard: The Meathook by Brandon McCaghren
Amazing!
great
The Battle Tested Half Guard by Bernardo Faria
great
Top notch
The Progressive Guard For MMA by Fabricio Werdum
When you tap Cain and Fedor from guard… you officially deserve to be recognised as having the best guard in MMA. Great instructional.
good
Sweet 16 by Duane Ludwig
good
1
De La Riva Fundamentals by Danny Stolfi
1
Quality stuff
The Nelson Family: Catch Wrestling Nelson Holds by Jake Shannon
Jake is keeping catch alive in an amazing way. Buy his stuff!
Ultimate Flowchart
Ultimate Flowchart by Joel Bouhey
In my mind Jiu jitsu is a movement problem. This video gave me some new ideas that immediately helped me to move better on the mats. I've always said that submissions are easy to find, but isolating limbs is difficult. The more limbs one can invariably isolate the more submissions they will catch. Intelligent movement is how we isolate limbs. This series offers plenty of ideas that move one to those advantageous positions. one can never get to good connecting positions and attacks
Good stuff
Dynamic De La Riva Guard by Otavio Sousa
Instruction was clear and easy to transfer to the mats.