Complete archive · newest first
All BJJ Fanatics reviews, page 1158
This page lists reviews 57,851–57,900 of 89,207, newest first, covering 2023-08-11 to 2023-08-12. 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 57,851–57,900
Marcelo Guard: Mastering the Butterfly guard
The Marcelo Guard: Mastering The Butterfly Guard by Marcelo Garcia
awesome video, already working it into my rolls.
So much content
Standing2Ground: Positional Dominance & Scrimmage Wrestling by John Danaher
There is so much good content here.
Excellent
Crucifire by Bradley Schneider
Excellent instructional on an under used technique
Great research
Shotgun Aoki Locks by Mateusz Szczecinski
Mateusz Szczecinski has researched Aoki's techniques so well that I feel he knows Aoki better than Aoki does. I highly recommend.
Great workout for grappling
The Cobrinha CapoFit Workout For Grappling by Rubens "Cobrinha" Charles
Rubenexercises for students to performs Charles delivers an amazing workout that can really get improve your strength and conditioning for grappling.
highly recommended
Sideways Open Guard by Priit Mihkelson
another rabbit hole to explore
Great value
The Daisy Fresh Knee Slice by Andrew Wiltse
This will take your passing to the next level
This instructional is gold, the
Power Ride: A New Philosophy on Pinning by Craig Jones
This instructional is gold, the approach is unorthodox and dangerous, amazing to add to your guard game.
comprehensive and detailed
Finding The Darce Choke Everywhere by Joel Bouhey
great instructional that has helped me find and finish the darce during my rolls.
great detail of concept and technoque
New Wave Jiu Jitsu: Side Attacks - Building a Devastating Side Control System by John Danaher
super
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗Perfect For Older Beginners
Ageless Jiu Jitsu: Winning When You're Older or Less Athletic - Bottom Game by John Danaher
A great place to start the journey. I loved the sections about leaving the keys to basic defense and escaping bad pins. It helped me right away.
Very Useful
Clinch Wrestling Basics by Pat Smith
A new dimension to my takedown game
shy ace
Easy to understand with some great entries
Very Useful
Judo @ Home Workouts by Travis Stevens
Great workout with almost no equipment
Best guard retention instructional
The guard Retention Anthology: Around and Under by Lachlan Giles & Ariel Tabak
It’s definitely the best out there worth every penny!!!
Worthwhile for Developing a Home Routine
Self Mastery: Solo BJJ Training Drills by John Danaher
This video is long and in-depth, and is absolutely packed with valuable information. I took notes on every section and every fundamental movement demonstrated by Professor Danaher in order to develop a home routine for myself and my daughter as she preps for ADCC. John’s demonstrations and explanations of the purpose behind each movement make this instructional an absolute goldmine of knowledge, which we are applying to turn into skills.
Everything you need for offense
Submission Wrestling Offense by Gregor Gillespie
Excellent details submission wrestling. instructions are broken down step by step.
Great retention. NO pass!
The Guard Retention Anthology: Through The Legs and Close Range by Lachlan Giles & Ariel Tabak
Great instructional about retention It is a bit an advanced level game But surely this video worth the money Highly recommended
if you want this its here
Building a Better Guard by Italo Moura
i think if your so in to guard play that you are here your on the right path might as well gve it a study
Fundamentals of Jiu Jitsu
Fundamentals of Jiu Jitsu 2-Pack Bundle by Bernardo Faria
Great instruction for beginners and anyone who wants to get more detail in their techniques.
Lives Up To It's Name
Death From Below by Mikey Musumeci
This is THE instructional for learning how to use the strongest IBJJF legal ankle locking position. You can't be a complete leg locker and not have this knowledge as part of your system. Do yourself a favor and make life on the mats easier - get this instructional and make your training partners and opponents fear for their feet like never before.
fantastic sweeps
Fundamentals of Jiu-Jitsu: Open Guard Attacks by Nicholas Meregali
Un excelente manual instruccional
Highly detailed! Take the time to study this one.
Footwork Passing vs The Supine Guard by Isaac Doederlein
This is a highly detailed course and will take you some time to study it from start to finish. The passing system is presented in an action reaction style with thorough explanations throughout. I have learned a lot and have applied many of the techniques and concepts in training, but this is a course that will take some reviewing because of all of the information inside. I hope to see more of Isaac's courses on BJJ Fanatics because he is a phenomenal teacher.
Lanchan Giles is Awesome
The Half Guard Anthology by Lachlan Giles
Fast and to the point makes it easy to review
Very cool intrsturctional
The No Gi Formula: For Masters Competitors by Mario Delgado
Great job with the instructional.
Amazing video for beginners
Standing2Ground: Takedowns & Standing Skills For Jiu Jitsu by John Danaher
This video is amazing and very detailed. I’m a nerd and I like the long explanation on why I’m doing what I’m doing.
Classic Open guard by Lucas Valente
Classic Open Guard by Lucas Valente
Amazing teaching and amazing techniques, well explained and super usefu! I highly recommend.
Love It.
Understanding The K-Guard by Jason Rau
I love Jason Rau's instructionals, straight to the point!
Perfect add on for closed and half guard
Merman Guard by Ralf Carneborn
Professor R.C. shares his evolution on half guard and lockdow. You got great control and slowing down out of it. Recommend!
hhhh
Pin Escapes & Turtle Escapes: BJJ Fundamentals - Go Further Faster by John Danaher
Hhh
collar sleeve inside control system by mikey
Collar Sleeve Inside Control System by Mikey Musumeci
i love mikey like usual very detailed instructional and very good explanation of his concepts must buy
Top-notch
Systematically Attacking From Top Pins: Mount by Gordon Ryan
Great instructional. He is not only a great grappler but also a great teacher. You can learn with his instructionals in addition to John Danahers instructionals who explaines the techniques more in detail.
Top-notch
Leglocks: Enter The System by John Danaher
John is a legend. His instructionals are top-notch.
great instructional
The Scarf Hold The Soul Stealer by Henry Akins
Henry is one of the best instructors in BJJ world. Not too many guys teach scarf hold in bjj - and probably no one teach this position as good as Henry. There is a lot of details in this course, which makes this position real game changer. I tapped out a lot of guys using this techniques - and a lot of them tapped just to pressure. Henry shows details is such a simple way, that you can apply this to your game very fast. And this have impact not only for this specific situation (scarf hold) - you can use it to improve your whole game.
Solid
High Percentage Gi Passes by Gordon Ryan
Very useful, exactly what I needed
Highly recommend
How To Beat Bigger Guys: Guard by Bruno Malfacine
Bruno's instructional helped me a lot with my guard game. It is well organized and easy to follow. The techniques are very effective. The first part covers butterfly guard, Second part collar drags, 3th. x guard, 4th single leg X guard. One of the instructionals I am re-watching many times. Highly recommend.
The Goat
The Complete Guillotine Choke by Marcelo Garcia
Marcello beat everyone, and his Guillotine is one of those ways in which he submitted the best. watch his Kron match. This is a must have.
Simple and actionable yet incredibly thorough.
Basics To Advanced: The Low Knee Shield by Aaron Benzrihem
TL/DR: Low Knee Shield instructional aims to be comprehensive in covering as many of the techniques, concepts, common problem and solutions necessary to make the position work -- even against high level players -- while at the same time being simple and adaptable enough for absolute beginners to pick up and start learning. A very good product. Aaron Benzrihem's low knee shield instructional relies on a small, carefully curated set of concepts and techniques -- the basic ideas and moves could have easily been demonstrated in 15-20 minutes. (In fact he does exactly that in the outro section.) The nearly 4-hour length comes from his decision to demonstrate them in such a wide variety of circumstances -- from kneeling opponents to standing opponents and everything between. He takes you step by step through everything from entering the low-knee shield position, to how to set-up and attack from that position, to what your game plan could or should be when the position starts to deteriorate. It's a complete picture of the low knee shield from beginning to end -- complete with on- and off-ramps -- and a coherent road map for navigating a wide array of possible detours. And rather than being a system that exists in a vacuum, his road map is modular: meaning the basic set of ideas and solutions he presents can be adjusted to fit into anybody's game. A lot of other instructionals are either (A) a list of more or less unrelated options from a given position, (B) a closed system of techniques which relate to each other but not to any greater guiding principle or game plan, or (C) a much more narrow exploration of a single technique or concept. While there is nothing wrong with these approaches (they each have their place), Aaron Benzrihem offers something unique and fills in some very important gaps with his idea of the "the path" (a common theme in his instructionals). "The path" idea basically summarizes Benzrihem's approach to teaching: he tries to offer a reasonably short series of fairly broad yet clearly defined goals which can be fulfilled in a number of ways. If we understand what we are trying to achieve at each leg of the journey, then we will be able to get where we're trying to go even when unexpected obstacles appear along the way (as they inevitably do). And if, for whatever reason, the path we wanted to go down becomes blocked off, it is important to be prepared and to already know of alternative paths which can take us to the same destination. The instructional as a whole is designed around this idea. The road map Benzrihem provides aims for the sweet spot between comprehensiveness on the one hand versus simplicity and adaptability on the other. This approach is particularly helpful for jiu jitsu students who tend to (A) fixate on the "what" and "how" of a technique to the point that they completely lost sight of the even more crucial details of "why" and "when," (B) panic at the slightest deviation from the too-rigid route they had in mind, or (C) feel simultaneously lost in the dark and overwhelmed by information. (All very common problems for beginners.) Benzrihem's approach is a unique solution to these problems in that he attempts to provide the student with a map, compass and Swiss army knife all in one package. This makes it useful to novice and advanced students alike. In summation, this is a very useful exploration of the low knee shield position. It is comprehensive in scope, and yet the techniques and concepts it relies on are simple enough to be actionable. I am very much looking forward to using this to build out my knee-shield half-guard skills, which are very valuable for white belts like myself. In my humble experience knee-shield half-guard is a position white belts tend to find themselves in on a regular basis, and as such it seems critically important to turn it from a desperate defensive position into a strong "attack" position. I think the information provided here will prove very useful to me on that path.
suprised by the knowldege dump
Leg Lock Land Mines: Attacking & Counter Attacking by Kade & Tye Ruotolo
very good counters and fast submissions !
Closed Guard BJJ Fundamentals - Closed Guard
Closed Guard: BJJ Fundamentals - Go Further Faster by John Danaher
As anyone who has watched Danaher instructional videos knows, the amount of valuable information is almost overwhelming. This video, as you expect from BJJ Fanatics, is well produced with both clear video and audio. The content is excellent and extensive. Mr. Danaher demonstrates numerous techniques that will improve your closed guard game. Depending on your degree of concentration, you may find that Mr. Danaher speaks more than necessary.
Very thoughtful look at back
Finish on the Back by Ethan Crelinsten
Very thoughtful look at back control.
Good buy
The Half Guard Anthology by Lachlan Giles
Comprehensive introcuction to building the foundations of a decent half guard game. Lachlans stuff is super easy to follow . There is nothing super complicated in here and it's really easy to start to build into your game. Would definitely recommend
Lower Bodt Guards By Ariel Tabak
Open Guard Compendium: Lower Body Guards by Ariel Tabak
Excellent!
Really good tips and techniques.
The No Gi Judo Collection by Matt D'Aquino
Really good tips and techniques.
Great instructional!
10 for 10 Yoga by Sebastian Brosche
Good video that goes over short 10min stretches that one can do daily!
Great video for someone like
Introduction to Brazilian Jiu Jitsu by Andre Galvao
Great video for someone like me. Who is starting out. I wish jiu jitsu had in person beginner courses like this.
Great instructional
Limber Grappling: Stretching For Health and Better BJJ by Andrew Wiltse
Andrew never disappoints. To the point, well explained
Go Further Faster Danaher
Half Guard Passing and Dynamic Pins: BJJ Fundamentals - Go Further Faster by John Danaher
This series is one of the best. Solid gold.
Systematically Attackin the Guard 2.0 by Gordon Ryan
Systematically Attacking The Guard 2.0 by Gordon Ryan
Awesome Video, Very long and goes into great detail. Took months to perfect on the mats. Great addition though. Will take a couple months to learn .
Another great instructional by the
Systematically Attacking The Back by Gordon Ryan
Another great instructional by the King, great details for attacking the back.