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This page lists reviews 70,651–70,700 of 89,207, newest first, covering 2022-08-17 to 2022-08-20. 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 70,651–70,700
Well explained!
The Buchecha Takedown System In The Gi by Marcus "Buchecha" Almeida
Good explanations on his takedown techniques. They look simple but he is super fast in his execution. Guess will need tons of practice! He also gives many good tips on how to counter what happen in the rolls.
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗👍🏻It help me a lot
The Comprido Foot Lock by Rodrigo "Comprido" Medeiros
It help me a lot to upgrade my footlock! Thank for sharing great techniques!
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗👍🏻Defensive guard tactics
Defensive Tactics In The guard by Neil Melanson
Full of great concepts and info as usual
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗👍🏻Awesome class and technique!
Filthy Cross Body Attacks by Neil Melanson
Awesome class and technique! It broaden my attack technique in arsenal! Pure Go l d itself!
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗👍🏻Really enjoying this video as
New Wave Jiu Jitsu: No Gi Half Guard 3 Directions of Attack by John Danaher
Really enjoying this video as I do all of Coach Danaher’s. It is the finer details that make all the difference and John points them all out in a way you can understand.
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗👍🏻Best Leg Lock Instructional
Breaking Legs and Breaking Hearts by Garry Tonon
This is easily the best leg lock instructional on BJJ Fanatics. Garry does a fantastic job covering many topics while still giving you all the important details. If you are interested in leg locks this is a must-buy!
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗👍🏻Effective and helpful instructions!
Middle Aged BJJ by Tom DeBlass
Effective and helpful instructions Tom Deblass' instructions are always insightful and amazing! I cannot wait his next instruction!
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗👍🏻Good stuff
The No Gi Half Guard by Bernardo Faria
I like this tutorial. First of all Bernardo had a fun personality and explains things well. I learned a lot from this series and have been working on my knee shield technique as he explains in volume 1. I haven’t got a chance to practice everything but even on the first watch through I learned alot.
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗🤙🏻Favorite
The Shoulder Pin Guard System by Neil Melanson
One of my favorite instructionals. These moves/subs are definitely worth keeping in your back pocket, to catch people out when with this unique quard play.
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗🤙🏻Andrew explains the concepts and
The Daisy Fresh Knee Slice by Andrew Wiltse
Andrew explains the concepts and fundamentals really well which makes difficult passes understandable and easy to remember. Trouble shooting technics we’re slick and fun. Everything worked really well when rolling… made me rethink how I use to knee slice.
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗🤙🏻Very Good
The Basics of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu by Andre Galvao
Andre’s breakdowns of the techniques and principles behind them are easy to understand and to commit to memory, even for a white belt like me.
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗🤙🏻Super Helpfukl
Triangle Masterclass by Rodrigo Cavaca
I have been looking for a Triangle focus and this hit everything I was looking to build a foundation on.
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗👍🏻Great Video
The Road To Black Belt and Beyond by Tom DeBlass
Tom DeBlass is really good at explaining his perspective on things. His dedication to the art definitely shows in this mindset instructional.
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗🤙🏻This is a very well
The Coyote Half Guard by Lucas Leite
This is a very well organized instructional detailing a good half guard system. As a bonus the instructional also contains some techniques from other positions as well.
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗👍🏻Fantastic
The Daisy Fresh Side Control System by Andrew Wiltse
Easy, too the point, great teaching style and lots of points to take away and train
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗🤙🏻Great
Filthy Cross Body Attacks by Neil Melanson
Great summary of side control techniques and submissions. Neil gets to the point and explains why he does it a certain way and always hat tipping where credit is due.
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗🤙🏻EXCELLENT CONTENT!!!
The Foundations of Back Control by Ante Dzolic
I struggle with maintaining the back long enough to submit so usual I just transition out after holding long enough for points. This addresses that right away. Get ready there’s A LOT of info here. It’s all good stuff and explained extremely well. I recommend not trying to watch it all at once. Bite pieces off and work on your sticking points. Also revisit Ante’s material because he is very detailed and there will be different things that stand out to you at different points of your journey. I have 5 of his instructionals and as I progress in skill I pull different things out from the same info. Don’t sleep on this one…get it.
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗👍🏻A masterclass on half guard!
New Wave Jiu Jitsu: No Gi Half Guard 3 Directions of Attack by John Danaher
Excellent details and system. Always great material by master John Danaher
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗🤙🏻Finally...mount escapes seem possible
Pin Escapes & Turtle Escapes: BJJ Fundamentals - Go Further Faster by John Danaher
I've been relying on the bridge/roll/foottrap method with varying success rates...but Danaher's obsession with the elbow escape has given me a real tool for dealing with the many better fighters I'm rolling with as a whitebait. I actually get it. There's a panic you feel under mount (for good reason) and his frame technique and his focus on positioning to get their knee is so so helpful.
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗🤙🏻Effective and efficient techniques that work (even as a white belt)
New Wave Jiu Jitsu: No Gi Guard Passing by John Danaher
Jiu-jitsu has a history of being effective but Danaher's techniques increase its effectiveness while making them simple and straightforward (which is indicative of a high level of knowledge in both technique and principle). I'm a four-stripe white belt that's been training for 8 months (mostly 4-5 times per week) and I have been able to use these techniques to pass the closed guard of blue belts that are half my age (I'm 51) by simply using the techniques in this instructional video. Plus, John shows you a great way to handle possible sweeps after you stand and they are also effective, which allows you to feel comfortable in attempting the guard pass since you know you can quickly recover from a sweep and still achieve the guard pass. New Wave Jiu-jitsu is the beginning of the next phase of jiu-jitsu for the 21st century that will serve to make jiu-jitsu an even better system. A big thanks to John Danaher for his innovative and effective approach!
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗🤙🏻Facts are facts - he's number 1, why not learn from the best?
Systematically Attacking The Guard 2.0 by Gordon Ryan
I've been watching every match from Ryan and he dominates the sport currently. Like him or hate him, his money is where his mouth is and he handles business. I bought this so I can incorporate any nuances into my game. No shame in learning from the best.
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗🤙🏻Amazing instructions
The Great Escapes by Chris Haueter
Amazing instructions! It helped me alot to escape some situations Pure Gold!
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗👍🏻Excelente!
Self Mastery: Solo BJJ Training Drills by John Danaher
Totalmente recomendado!
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗🤙🏻top g
They Shall Not Pass by Gordon Ryan
best grappler.
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗👍🏻Absolutely sensational, well explained, and will take your Judo or BJJ "stand-up" to new heights.
Total Ippon Arsenal by Shinjiro Sasaki
Sasaki-san has one of the most aggressive, attacking, ferocious, blitzkrieg, and technical styles of Judo I've ever seen. I've seen him compete in person years ago and was blown away. So naturally, when I found his video on BJJ Fanatics (by accident), I purchased it instantly. I am 100% satisfied with my purchase and I wish I had this 20 years ago (or more). I'm both a Judo and BJJ black belt, but Judo is my first love. We've all learned the "textbook" versions of Seoi Nage, Sode-Tsuri-*, etc-- and many of us have had limited or no success applying them in practice (shiai/competitions or randori). That's where Sensei fills in all the blanks that I (and others) have been missing that the high-level competitors know. He explains in a very clear way numerous gripping strategies, body movement, feints, grip breaks, crowding, kuzushi, footwork, and everything needed to make a throw actually work. On top of that, there are numerous crazy variations presented for each throw that many of us have never even seen in the dojo/academy-- many of the ones we've always wondered about when we see the high-level fighters at the international level competitions. There are all sorts of insane Seoi variations and setups, and likewise for Sode-Tsuri, and others. Sensei's ability to explain the concepts in an easy to understand way is greatly appreciated. He breaks down each move into steps that mere mortals can follow. It is true that he makes everything look easy-- and it isn't. But with all the details he provides it is achievable by most judoka willing to try. Not only is he a creative and successful competitor at the highest levels, but a great teacher that is able to transmit the knowledge to the rest of us. A hidden gem, in my opinion. For me personally, beyond all of the above, Sensei is roughly the same height and weight category as me. And he mentions numerous times how as a "short" person, or a person fighting a taller person, "this is what I do." I can totally relate and these are HUGE details that I've been missing for years (essentially, all opponents are bigger and heavier than me). He is also very candid and will say that such and such a technique doesn't work for him-- such as when he shows "textbook" O-uchi-gari. He says it doesn't work for him, and he shows a number of amazing options that indeed DO work. It is hard to pick any favorite technique or part of the series because it is just chock-full of gold. Seoi-Nage, Sode-Tsuri-*, and Ashi-guruma are among my tokui-wazas (favorite techniques), so I found these parts extremely interesting and filling in many blanks. Moreover, he shows a technique that I've never seen explained before-- something I've affectionately called the "Kashiwazaki" since that is the first time I saw it (1981 World Championships). It is a super dynamic Kouchi feint to Yoko-tomoe-nage. He demonstrates this once mysterious move beautifully. In short, there is something for everyone, regardless of your favorite technique. If you've watched dozens or hundreds of high-level matches for fun, and yet were puzzled at what on earth they were doing, this video will answer many of your questions. It is hard to describe, but Sensei looks like a machine when performing techniques. He is absolutely precise, sharp, technical, and aggressive all at the same time. I can't say enough positive about this series, and it just fills in so many details that were not available to me in my dojos over the years. He has great energy and positivity. Watching him apply his techniques full speed makes me want to jump out of my chair. I envy the students who get to train with him at his dojo/academy. Whether you are a judoka or BJJ practitioner, you will acquire the grips, kuzushi (off balancing), footwork, and aggressive attitude to take your "takedowns" to the next level and beyond. Bravo Sasaki-san on an amazing series and to BJJ Fanatics for making it available!
Effective technique
The Leg Pin Passing System by Kade & Tye Ruotolo
Clear and detailed explanation! Thanks for sharing great techniques
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗👍🏻Incredible teacher
The Half Guard Anthology by Lachlan Giles
Love the structure of this instructional.
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗👍🏻Dece
Wrestling For BJJ by Hudson Taylor
Theres some sections that are great, he basically gives you a whole single leg system, and the grip fighting section is also very useful for a beginner. However, a lot of it seems less like wrestling for bjj and more like just wrestling. Sure, there's certain breakdowns and pins you could see being applicable, but none of those lines are drawn for you, and they aren't all that efficient for bjj.
Fabulous instructions
Side Control Setups & Submissions by Bernardo Faria
Fabulous instructions I can upgrade myself with this technique! Easy to understand and detailed explanation make this instruction better! I cannot wait his next instruction!
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗👍🏻Awesome quality instructional
10 Top Dumbbell Movements by Jason Khalipa
Really good video quality. Jason does a great job walking through each of the exercises! Looking forward to mixing these into my training.
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗👍🏻Effective and Powerful technique
Mastering The Giggler Sweep by Sean Roberts
Thanks for wonderful instruction!
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗👍🏻Open Guard
Open Guard: BJJ Fundamentals - Go Further Faster by John Danaher
Excellent detailed information as usual.
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗👍🏻This Gordon guy sure knows some good WWE
Systematically Attacking From Open Guard Supine Position by Gordon Ryan
Gordon and John's system is incredible. If you're not paying attention to them in the no-gi world, you're making a mistake.
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗👍🏻White belt 101
No Gi Fundamentals Bottom Game by JT Torres
Does a great job of demystifying guard work and gives you more than enough material to play around with. I do wish it had at least some mention as to how certain guards play together, but for how cheap you can get it with daily deal and the almost constant 50% site wide sale, it's definitely still worth the money.
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗👍🏻great content!
The Foundations of Back Control by Ante Dzolic
Great instructional from one of my favorite instructors on BJJfantatics. Content is clear, concise and thorough. There are six chapters loaded with great material for you to either start your back taking journey or sharpen and expand your already established skills in that area. Either way, get this instructional. Professor Ante has some of the best instructionals!
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗👍🏻Great instructional
Modern Reverse De La Riva by Jason Rau
This DVD is great clear instruction and awesome advancements for the modern game. Jason is a great teacher who's student and himself a very high level competitors. All this material is tested at the highest level . Must have !!!
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗👍🏻Great instruction
The Forgotten Sweep by Jeff Curran
Thank for Great instruction I have already used it alot on the mat
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗👍🏻Awesome!
Effortless Jiu Jitsu by Rich Byrne
Having known and trained with Rich closely for a few years, I can attest to knowledge on the mats!
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗👍🏻Totally worth
The Anti-Wrestling Equation by Craig Jones
This instructional really helped level up my submission wrestling with amazingly simple to grasp concepts that really allow you to start to build a game around!! the instructional is a must
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗👍🏻Clear and concise
Submission Escapes by Tom DeBlass
Explanations were short but not too short. Everything was clearly explained and easy to follow. White belt survival training, super useful.
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗👍🏻great stuff
The Half Guard Anthology by Lachlan Giles
Watch with a partner to practice all the stuff that is shared phenomenal instructional. thank Lachlan.
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗👍🏻Excellent Open Guard Instructional!
Timeless Open Guard Foundations by Rafael Lovato
I have followed Lovato for many years and purchased a lot of his earlier material when it was only available on DVD. In this Open Guard series, you can see how he has refined, streamlined, and added to a lot of his earlier material. I’ve been training for 15 years, and this series is great for all skill levels and body types. It was nice seeing some of the older concepts still being used along with a lot of additional material creating a complete Open Guard system. If you’re looking to build a solid Open Guard, it is definitely worth purchasing.
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗👍🏻Awesome!
Systematically Attacking The Guard by Gordon Ryan
This has improved my guard passing tremendously! Thank you, Gordon!
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗🤙🏻Amazing technique!
Amazing technique! Master Pedro Saueer does not always let me down! I can not wait next his instruction!
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗🤙🏻For lonely times
Self Mastery: Solo BJJ Training Drills by John Danaher
Great workout when you have no one to dril with
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗🤙🏻Thanks for great techniques
The Guard Retention Anthology: Through The Legs and Close Range by Lachlan Giles & Ariel Tabak
Thanks for sharing great techniques It helped me strengthen my guard retention!
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗🤙🏻Very Comprehensive
The Foundations of Back Control by Ante Dzolic
Great instruction from a talented teacher. Prof Ante was able to present the material in a manner that practitioners of all levels can appreciate. Highly recommended and I'm looking forward to your next projects!
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗👍🏻Great instructional ! The dillema
Systematically attacking From Top Pins: Side Control & North South by Gordon Ryan
Great instructional ! The dillema between yoko sankaku and kimura has shown to be really useful at the gym. The instructional is really well organised, which allow you to run through videos pretty fast even if you have missed some points in the previous ones. One of the best instructional I have bought so far together with systematically attacking from top pins : mount. Various ways of isolating the near and far arms are presented, which I have never seen before. This helped me a lot countering side control escapes even against higher belts ! Gold content.
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗🤙🏻Awesome!
No Gi Side Control by Pedro Sauer
Awesome!
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗🤙🏻Another great framework
Understanding The Distance On Top by Gui Mendes
This video and Understanding Distance from Guard have been great tools for my game. The framework is really helpful.
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗🤙🏻