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This page lists reviews 60,851–60,900 of 87,673, newest first, covering 2023-04-13 to 2023-04-14. 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 60,851–60,900
The concepts of the instructional
Takedowns In The Gi by Mica Galvao
The concepts of the instructional are super digestible and the added details are great when trying them out in training. Awesome compilation of techniques.
Response from BJJ Fanatics:fire:A great comprehensive intro to No-Gi Take Downs.
No Gi Takedown Fundamentals by Andre Galvao
This is a great instructional for people who are relatively new to the stand up game. Although I've been doing BJJ for over a decade, I still got a lot out of it because I was mainly a gi player starting from the knees or butt. A.G. covers a variety of no gi judo and wrestling moves that are safe for the bjj game. The instructional is organized in a sensible manner and his competition successes and experience obviously shine through and are a benefit to anyone who watches this. If there is one suggestion that I could make, and it's a minor one, I would suggest that when they film these instructionals, that the instructor and the uke wear obviously different colors, which makes observing the placement of limbs just that much easier. This suggestion could be applied to a few other instructionals I've bought from BJJ Fanatics. Still though, it's a minor production point and it's still a fantastic instructional.
Response from BJJ FanaticsThanks for your review! :hugging:Great system
Championship Level Catch Wrestling by Josh Barnett
Great work
An easy, simple to follow
Lasso Guard by Raphael Carneiro
An easy, simple to follow with amazing details how to have an effective lasso guard
Response from BJJ Fanatics:fire:Love Gary's videos
Habits For Highly Effective Jiu-Jitsu by Garry Tonon
Awesome conceptual ideas outlined in this instructional from one of the best to every do it.
Response from BJJ Fanatics:fire:Add Jeff’s Arm Drags to Your Arsenal
In-Depth Arm Drags by Jeff Glover
Jeff’s approach to teaching is chill, straightforward, effective, and easy to swallow. Can’t go wrong with this one!
Response from BJJ Fanatics:fire:Great concepts
Counterculture: Counters & Submissions by Geo Martinez
A great concept for an instructional, not just getting out of a bad spot but immédiat progressing to the offense. Geo does a good job explaining how to apply the techniques he’s demonstrating
Vicious!
The Bird Lock System by Sathya Wiltse
This tutorial is practical and vicious. I love it!
Response from BJJ Fanatics:fire:Top game, Top Quality
I love how they add real competition footages after demonstrate techniques to prove that it's work in real fight.
Response from BJJ Fanatics:fire:Really good info
Loose Passing by Ethan Crelinsten
Ethan is the unsung hero of the B Team. He puts out top quality content. I picked this up because I was having trouble passing guys who are super flexible and like to invert. Ethan has some great tips for dealing with that. Well worth it.
Response from BJJ Fanatics:sunglasses::fire:Fantastic details
The Kimura Anthology by Lachlan Giles
I have all of Lachlan's instructionals due to his attention to detail and this one is no exception. Great for helping improve your arm attacks
Response from BJJ Fanatics:fire:Foundation and Upgrade of Armbars in one!
Arm Bars: Enter The System by John Danaher
Professor John Danaher gives you all the tools you need to make the armbar work out of every spot. With high petcentage submitting rate and very low percentage risk. He mainly focusses on control based methods but also offers you speed based methods. He points out every stage of the techniques super sharp and teaches you what rwally matters and what do not. In this way you can increase your focus an details that really make the diffetence. I have knee and hip issues and before I watched this manual I lost the armbars from sidecontrol 95% of the time. Although this is not my go to technique I am able to hit them 3 times more! Thanks to the great details and concepts!!
Response from BJJ Fanatics:fire:Best instructionals in the martial arts world
Ageless Jiu Jitsu: Winning When You're Older or Less Athletic - Bottom Game by John Danaher
Awesome
Response from BJJ Fanatics:fire:Good explanation. But dam JOHN
Passing the Guard: BJJ Fundamentals - Go Further Faster by John Danaher
Good explanation. But dam JOHN can talk.
GREAT
High Percentage Gi Passes by Gordon Ryan
he showed how to apply several basic techniques that work a lot at the right time (showed transitions from the reactions of opponents).
Response from BJJ Fanatics:fire:Lucas Liete is one of
The Coyote Half Guard No Gi by Lucas Leite
Lucas Liete is one of my favorite half guard players . His Instructionals are great! Planning on getting all of his Instructionals on bjjfanatics .
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging::+1::skin-tone-2:Smart art of gi chokes by Professor Jag Pages
Enter The Sandman by Jay Pages
Professor Jay Pages provided an amazing instructional on gi chokes intruducing into baseball loop chokes and baseball chokes as well as brabo chokes and common other chokes. His approach is very systematic and structured. First he explains the mechanics of each main choke and then he goes over different set ups. He points out that the differences between the several variations of set ups are very small in terms of finishing mechanics or even do not exist. He guides you through all details and changes that mattes step by step. You get a system withi every series that builds up so that you just have to add up or change small details form one techique to another. His main concepts are controlling your opponent's leg(s) whenever accesable and increase the power of the choke by proper body and limb positioning. His style of teaching is very calm and precise. Highly recommend!!
Response from BJJ Fanatics:fire:This is the best judo for bjj resource by far
The No Gi Judo Collection by Matt D'Aquino
There is so much content here. I've only gone through the first part, but it is great for any player. This is the perfect way to add upper body controlled takedowns to your game. Definitely a great purchase!
Response from BJJ Fanatics:fire:Excellent Single-X Instructional for Gi
Single Leg X Reimagined by Adam Wardzinski
Very thorough and well explained Single-X instructional. Covered all areas in great detail and sequence, helping me to transfer it directly onto the mat. Highly recommend.
Response from BJJ Fanatics:fire:Phenomal Content!
Ultimate Guard Passing by Ana Carolina Vieira
Always been a fan of Ana Vieira's guard-passing and this instructional did not disappoint! She does an awesome job showing passes from various guards, but where this instructional really shines is her passes to seldom discussed hybrid guards (Leg Lasso, DLR Spider, DLR Lasso, etc..). On every pass she goes into detail about how to maintain a good base and timing of the movements which I found extremely insightful. I always enjoyed watching her matches because she looks so hard to off-balance; once she discusses how she holds her base in this instructional, I have a little better understanding of why! Great stuff, would recommend to anyone looking to improve their guard passing against tricky guards.
Response from BJJ Fanatics:fire:Awesome
The Upside Down: Inverted Attacks by Jon Blank
I've been interested in involving more inversion to my game and this is a great instructional to help me along the way
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:Great instructional and techniques. Simple
The Turtle Guard Revisited by Eduardo Telles
Great instructional and techniques. Simple but very effective.
Response from BJJ Fanatics:fire:Excellent instructional helping to develop
How To Dominate Single Leg X by Dominique Bell
Excellent instructional helping to develop and browsing my guard game
Response from BJJ Fanatics:fire:Awesome details on passing
New Wave Jiu Jitsu: No Gi Guard Passing by John Danaher
John is one of the best coaches in the world for a reason. I love his detail and conceptual ideas. Great buy
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:Secret super weapon
General Introduction to Mirroring Principle by Wim Deputter
If there is one instruction dvd that I would take to a lonely island it would be this one. Not only you learn techniques or mechanics you learn his fighting philosophy and concepts. Deputer is a great teacher as he is very capable to explain a lot of things in a very concise manner.
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:A must
Passing The guard From A to Z by Andressa Cintra
There are some people who can't find the order to learn because there are so many passguards. If you have this DVD you can learn the passguards in the correct order that you must know.
Literally the best instructional on the subject
BJJ For The Street by Burton Richardson
Full disclosure: I'm one of Burton's Black Belts, but there is a reason I stayed training with him for so long. This is hands down the best collection of material on using jiujitsu for self defense because the techniques are applied against fully resisting opponents. Burton's techniques were honed in tested in the crucible of rolling, true to the spirit of Brazilian Jiujitsu. At this price, it's a steal
Definitly one of the top 3 guard passing instructionals
Guard Passing Masterclass by Tomer Alroy
Professor Tomet Alroy is a conceptual mastermind! First he is giving you guidance how to structure your training and training sessions. Second you will get concepts on how to structure your guard passing in general and specific drilling. Third you get specific passes from set up positions already with solutions to clear frames and complete the pass. Then it comes to how to pass open guard and seated guard. Finally it goes into specific guard passes. At last you get drilling sections where he puts his concepts to life via explaining and executing. ABSOLUTE MUST HAVE!!!
Great techniques
Scoring Ippons In Transition by Charline Van Snick
Charline gives great tips on the grip fighting. Also, the techniques shown in this instructionals apply very to bjj and not just judo. A good addition if you want to work on your stand up game
A must have
The Coyote Half Guard by Lucas Leite
A must have instructionnal to anyone who wants to develop a solid half guard game. Best dog fight demonstration in the game.
Excellent
Passing the Guard: BJJ Fundamentals - Go Further Faster by John Danaher
Another great instructional.
A whole back control system
The Foundations of Back Control by Ante Dzolic
Professor Ante Dzolic provides a whole back control system including chair sit back takes, turtle break downs and back takes as well as regaining back position and submission attacks. His teaching is straight to the point and he builds up his teaching via technique follow ups and variations. He always refers to related techniques so that you can catch the connectivity in between them with in a sub-system as well as well as in between the certain systems e.g. lower body crucifix and leg harness. Overall he is such a exceptionally gifted teacher! Highy recommend!!
Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging::fire:Calm teacher
Best Submissions From Mount Position by Alexandre Dantas
Alexandre great teacher! Very very calm and didactic with the instructions!!!
Great instructional!
10 Top Dumbbell Movements by Jason Khalipa
Great instructional!
Thats a very catching tutoriol!
Half Guard Life Guard by Magid Hage
Thats a very catching tutoriol! Easy to fallow and understand the details. Thank you all. Oss
MMA Grappling fundamentals highly efficient
Sambo: The Top Game - A Blue Print For "Smeshing" by Khabib Nurmagomedov
Khabib Nurmagomedov devoted himself to grappling and mma his whole live. With this manual he provided this deep knowledge and broke it down into simple and easy to follow steps. He underlines all moves and techniques with the key concepts and principles. Focus on bringing your hips and head close and protect your head. Control your opponent's hips and head. He additionally refers and breaks down some fight sequences against named opponents. Highly recommend!!
Valuable indication
Best Submissions From Mount Position by Alexandre Dantas
Very illustrative course! Congratulations! Perfect! Unrivaled for martial arts lovers to enrich their knowledge. Unmissable! Already purchased mine. Don’t miss yours?
No Gi lapel passing
High Percentage Gi Passes by Gordon Ryan
It's for free. What else do you want to know. I think that it's a really introduction to get to know Gordon as a teacher. You can see the quality of his guard passing concepts. It's Danaher written all over it and that's a great thing.
Response from BJJ Fanatics:fire:Catch Wrestlings Savior
The Blackout Hybrid Pin and Cradle System by David Petrone
Coach Petrone is the savior of Catch Wrestling. If you are a wrestler by trade coming into submission grappling or a jiujiteiro who wants to learn wrestling style holds, this is the absolute best instructional to utilize. I’ve been trying to work this system into my game more and more. Passing is becoming a lot easier for sure.
Nice!
Collar & Sleeve Guard a Systematic Approach by Isaac Doederlein
Precise and clear instruction!!
Battle tested Kimura Game Plan
the Kimura Scheme by Clark Gracie
Professor Clark Gracie developed a complete kimura attack system. It opens by attacking/defending double and single leg attacks from standing . Furthermore you get attacks from side control top. Half guard top. Half guard bottom. Closed Guard. Half Guard bottom. Turtle top. Turtle bottom. Primarily it is about submit via kimura. Secundarily it is about transion to other submissions via kimura and how to pass via kimura. Additionally you get sweeps and backtackes. What is another big extra of this series is that you get tought how to submit from half guard top without the necessity of clearing the leg traps/hooks. He points out how to control properly first and second how to transition properly to the submission set up. He points out the key facts and shows very clear the consequences if you miss them.
Response from BJJ Fanatics:fire:Near Side Underhook Bible
Visible Jiu Jitsu: The Top Spread Passing & Submission System by Bruno Bastos
Rock solid passing techniques from a half guard pro. Really fundamental stuff that really works. Great for pressure passers who want to add a great half guard passing system to their over under pass.
essential viewing to build your jiu-jitsu base
Pin Escapes & Turtle Escapes: BJJ Fundamentals - Go Further Faster by John Danaher
This video will teach you everything you need to know, to build your defensive foundation in jiu-jitsu
It's great I love it
Standing2Ground: Positional Dominance & Scrimmage Wrestling by John Danaher
It's great I love it
Great reverse half guard
Far East Half Guard by Masahiro Iwasaki
This is a reverse half guard must have. Masahiro has a special set of techniques for that particular position that can be a nightmare for fellow half guard player.
Sit up sweeps and back takes by Thomas Rozdynski
Gravity Is Your Friend: Sit Up guard Sweeps by Thomas Rozdzynski
Professor Thomas Rozdynski developed a sit up guard series consisting of three major parts. Part 1 is about playing the sit up guard by wraping one leg around the front leg of your opponent. and utilize cross sleeve to sweep. Part 2 is about utilizing the cross collar instead of the cross sleve. Part 3 is about the shin on shin sit up guard. His approach is on positioning and mowing yourself into a position where you can sweep your opponent via a hip and or leg switch and using your hands just as connection points to transfer your bodyweight and movement. He is explaining all techniques in a conceptual context and step by step through the techniqual details. He shows basic techniques and variations for each of the given types of sit up guard which are which are variations of each other or closely related so that you can transfer the basic moves in between each types. Highly recommend!!!
I like this however, I
The Modern 50/50 Guard by Patrick Gaudio
I like this however, I was hoping for more positional changes to obtain the 50 50 position.
Nice Course with Dave Leduc
Foundation of Lethwei by Dave Leduc
I had a great time purchasing this video from Dave Leduc . New adjustments from what you may know from muay thai or kickboxing due to the fact that you use your head to strike and fight without gloves. This led me to buy the next video NEW LETHWEI without any hesitation. Go for it!
Superb Quality
The Kimura Anthology by Lachlan Giles
This video is more expensive than many of Lachlan Giles', but you can see the huge effort that has gone in to making it. The instructional is equally as encyclopedic as many of his earlier videos, but the organisation is much easier to follow. * Much better camera and lighting than even a Danaher video * Very good and clear sound * Solidly edited * Appropriate Closeups * Gi and no-gi in the same instructional. The two are seamlessly edited together. * Contrasting Gi and Rashguards in every take. He's thought about this. * Highlighted chapter headings at the start of each clip so you can tell where you are. He follows this with a brief clip of the move, so you know if you have found the right place. * Encyclopedic coverage in a straightforward layout * Rolling footage interspersed with multiple angle takes of the full move at the end of each tutorial * Lachlan Giles doesn't repeat himself unnecessarily, but he does recap a bit more in this video, which is great. Very easy to follow in contrast to some of the earlier, denser stuff. This is definitely the best instructional I own in terms of quality. Giles has clearly spent a lot of time thinking about what makes a good instructional, and it really shows in this product.
Gordon’s details make a big difference in my rolls
Systematically Attacking The Back by Gordon Ryan
The little details Gordon goes through make such a difference. When rolling with fellow training partners at my academy I can tell they are not use to the technique I am applying on them I learn from this course.