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This page lists reviews 62,551–62,600 of 89,207, newest first, covering 2023-04-09 to 2023-04-10. 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 62,551–62,600
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Best Submissions From Mount Position by Alexandre Dantas
Solid and easy to understand instruction from one of the best ever.
Great instrucrional
Best Submissions From Mount Position by Alexandre Dantas
Great instructional, a must to add some nice subs from a main position like mount!!! Excellent
Highly recommended tutorial on the Darce choke
Welcome To The Darce-Side by Travis moore
Great Instructional! First the basics are explained, then Travis shows how to use the Darce from different positions (stand, mount, half guard, etc). Three quarters of the instructional is No Gi, one quarter is Gi. Travis explanations are excellent and easy to understand. Each technique is shown from different angles/perspectives so you can see everything well. I found the video very helpful and was able to integrate the Darce into my game immediately.
Side control system
The Roger Gracie Side Control System by Roger Gracie
This is really thorough and well explained, and has helped to develop my attacks from side control. Highly recommended.
Get it
Was very keen to get this one. Had a lot of content I wasn’t expecting. I’d probably rate this as one if my favourite instructionals.
I recommend!
Best Submissions From Mount Position by Alexandre Dantas
Professor Cafe as always showing high-efficiency techniques!!!
Very helpful instructional
The No Gi Butterfly Guard Rediscovered by Adam Wardzinski
Very helpful instructional to bring your butterfly guard o the next level.
Good Fundamental
High Percentage Gi Passes by Gordon Ryan
Good
Side Control Bottom Mastery
Side Control Escapes: Basics To Advanced Concepts by Andre Galvao
Survive - defend - escape - attack. Andre Galvao developed a great instruction about how to behave and act when you are in side control bottom. He offers an excellent breakdown of all different kinds of side control. Based on that you will get specific sets of techniques for each kind of side control and each stage of progress of beeing in side control and getting attacked. You get escapes and guard retention and escapes straight into submussion attacks. A. G. explains with great detail and easy to follow. He provides a great understanding of jiu jitsu overall explained via side control top and bottom for self defense and sport! Highly recommend!!!
Everything from combat base is pure gold
Guide To Not Pulling Guard by Alan Shebaro
This one makes no exception. The takedowns are not “clean” as in judo instructional, but perfect for bjj
Great instructional
Catch Wrestling Submissions Systems by Sam Kressin
This had some really unique concepts and techniques. Well worth buying.
You get ehat he did!
Gangster Grappling by Chael Sonnen
C. S. did a great job to unlock his game started by passing right away from the takedown by making sure that you get the over/under. Going further into some front headlock attacks. Continued by defending the guillotine when finishing/securing the takedown. You get his further combinations attacking via takedown and continue to submit or directly aztscking the submission frontal or after chasing the back standing! His teaching is straight to the point by not missing any do or don't and why with a lot of jokes! Recommend!!
Great to know what to look for
Closed Guard: BJJ Fundamentals - Go Further Faster by John Danaher
This series has been very useful to understand what one is supposed to look for and do when in the guard, instead of haphazardly trying to attack from a neutral position. The content is well organised, making it easy to come back to the sections at a later time.
Loved it
Passing, Back Takes & Finishes by JT Torres
Own the physical copy, bought ages ago. Always enjoyed it.
Mr Williams is one of
Dynamic Leg Pummeling by Shawn Williams
Mr Williams is one of the best instructors in the world, so anything he puts out is worth the investment. This video is certainly no exception and the content Will definitely improve your game
Good for old guys
Jiu Jitsu For Old Guys Bottom Game: Half Guard and Closed Guard by Bernardo Faria
Very good
Great Instructional
Art of Death Passing by Matt Darcy
Great instructional, very informative and easy to follow! A must have to make your game better!
Top notch
The Kimura Anthology by Lachlan Giles
Love Lachlan’anthologies… maybe bibles woul fit more
Old school jou jitsu made work
Old School Efficient BJJ by Chris Haueter
Professor Chris Haueter and co. provided a compendium of fundamental techniques leveled up with little and huge crucial all with the emphasis to use your limbs to set up and use your whole body to fullfill retention, passing, pinning and submitting! Everything is applicable to selfdefense! The drills alone would be worth to watch it! Highly recommend!!!
“Works like a charm” follow
The Roger Gracie Half Guard System by Roger Gracie
“Works like a charm” follow the steps and you won’t get lost.
Great series
The Z Guard Encyclopedia by Craig Jones
Craig is always producing great content and this is no exception. It's easy to follow and incorporate quickly. I highly recommend.
Terrific
World Class Back Takes From Bottom by Felipe Pena Preguica
Very good video. Great details. I m impress.
Exit the System
Exit The System by Garry Tonon
Best submission submission escape video out there. Really appreciated Gary Tonon’s advise on how to drill for this as it requires a specific approach to learning.
incredible to learn from top
The Z Guard Encyclopedia by Craig Jones
incredible to learn from top tier dudes like Craig in such a digestible format. watch video -> take to mats -> watch more of the video -> take to mats.
Great to watch, less so to re-watch
Passing the Guard: BJJ Fundamentals - Go Further Faster by John Danaher
The content is excellent and the first watching was extremely informative. However, the materials could have been laid out in a more organised fashion with better-named timestamps: every time I come back to this series looking for a specific detail, it makes me want to strangle myself with my own gi.
Short but great
The Triangle Machine by Craig Jones
Short but straight to the point
Response from BJJ Fanatics😎Excellent core and drills
Professor Xande’s drills focus on fundamental defenses against positions. I appreciate those details from someone known for having a unpassable.
Truly a great instructional.
Closed Guard: BJJ Fundamentals - Go Further Faster by John Danaher
This series is incredibly helpful to understand what you are supposed to do and look for in the guard, instead of haphazardly trying moves from a neutral position. The contents are well organised, making it easy to come back to a specific session. (Very) highly recommended.
New Wave Jiu Jitsu -Side Attacks
New Wave Jiu Jitsu: Side Attacks - Building a Devastating Side Control System by John Danaher
Have really enjoyed watching John’s New Wave content based on no-gi. Found this to be an updated and next step after the Go Farther Faster serious. John is a legend and teaches the why in addition to the what which I find to very helpful in developing your game.
Josh Barnett
Championship Catch Wrestling: The Toe Hold by Josh Barnett
Brutal. Totalmente recomendable.
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗Very applicable for 40+ guy snd girls too
The Leg Pin Passing System by Kade & Tye Ruotolo
This two brothers developed a whole pre-passing/passing system focused on not getting entagled. Keeping getting and keeping connection between your hands with your oppinent's shins. Always moving sideways. Forcing the leg pin with 2 on 1 either with your arms and/or your legs. Or forcing the sideswitch by that. Lower your level to increase your base. Force him to give you reactions you can work with. To pass on your terms or submitt. It is a way less related on speed than I thouhgt! Highly recommend for 40+ too!!
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗Great
Leg Lock Anthology: 50/50 by Lachlan Giles
Great
Good stuff
High Percentage Gi Passes by Gordon Ryan
Good stuff. Thank you.
Great insight
Fundamentals of Karate Power Striking For MMA by Lyoto and Chinzo Machida
From a neglected art (at least for mma…)
Great system
Utilizing Underhooks & Overhooks From Closed Guard by Mason Fowler
A comprehensive game from the closed guard… highly recommended
A great dvd
Essential Connections: Chest To Back - Behind The Elbows by Giancarlo Bodoni
Very good dvd with lots of details
Best lasso dvd
Mastering The Lasso Guard by Marcos Tinoco
Best lasso instructional
Strong attack
The Unstoppable Loop Choke by Nicholas Meregali
Mr. Meragali is a world class competitor and instructor.
Clear instructions
High Percentage Gi Passes by Gordon Ryan
Great job explaining the details of guard passing!
Lots of stuff!
Ageless Jiu Jitsu: Winning When You're Older or Less Athletic - Bottom Game by John Danaher
I’m 57 years young. There is nothing on this video I can’t pull off when I roll. This man explains things really well. Very helpful.
Josh Barnett
Championship Catch Wrestling: The Knee Bar by Josh Barnett
Super necesario para explorar las knee barsa.
Really, really good
Secure BJJ Takedowns by Joao Assis
I own a tons of dvd. This one surprised me. The level of the details are amazing, variations never seen in other videos
Tsukkomi jime
The Aoki Arm Bar System by Shinya Aoki
I wonder I did on the mat without this until now. Great tools for any game.
Good
Quicksilver by Pavel Tsatsouline & Jon Engum
Great stretches
Best body lock instructions
Rody Lock: The Nick Rodriguez Body Lock System by Nick Rodriguez
Best body lock instructions
A-Lock Review
The Z-Lock Complete Breakdown by Junny Ocasio
Awesome Video. I would definitely buy this again!
Game changer
The Unstoppable Loop Choke by Nicholas Meregali
All the small details that make the difference to land the chokes… has helped out a lot
Closed guard reinvented!
Closed Guard: BJJ Fundamentals - Go Further Faster by John Danaher
Professor John Danaher offers a clear path of how to act from closed guard in terms of breaking posture and lock down a high guard to progress from there via transition into side scissor or top lock or clamb position. You also get great attacks based on whether your opponent is on his knees or on one knee about to stand up or on both feet lean over you or with upright posture. His principles of vulnerability are super versatile and can be used in every possible combination depending on the scenario. He points out so well the importance of head and hip height and how with awareness ifcthat situations can be changed to your favor by beeing higjher than your opponent. Highly recommend!!
Interesting
Head Of The Snake Concept: Manipulation Principles For Total Control by Braulio Estima
Good instructional
Worth it
Great deal for the price