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This page lists reviews 73,051–73,100 of 89,207, newest first, covering 2022-07-14 to 2022-07-15. 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 73,051–73,100
Bennett
The Half Guard Anthology by Lachlan Giles
Incredibly explained done very methodically
great learning material
The Camberly Way by Ashley McKenzie
This is very detailed explanation of given techniques. I am looking forward to new lessons.
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗👍🏻Excellent game plan
No Gi Open Guard Volume 1: K Guard by Lachlan Giles
Combine this open guard series with Giles' guard retention anthology and escape fundamentals and you will quickly start frustrating the upper belts as they deal with your new powers. I enjoy playing a passing focused and half-guard game, but I've needed to work on my longer range options. This is the perfect place to start building that kind of game. Giles has the absolute best instructionals and this one is no different.
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗🤙🏻Mastering the Pivot
Mastering The Pivot by Barry Robinson
Lots of great stuff here. Easy to understand and to apply in training with partner or alone.
Good stuff
The Z-Grip by Waldo Zapata
Not something I would build my game around but an interesting wrinkle. We have some really big guys in my gym, I am hoping this helps me have more control of them.
taking down larger opponent's
Taking down Bigger Opponents by Jay Rodriguez
excellent first instructional from Jay rod. Concise, simple instructions to lay foundation of the entries we're seeing him consistently hit at the highest level
must have
Foundations of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu by Bernardo Faria
great foundation - also the more advanced student can take a lot of benefits from this video.
Buggy the world
The Good, The Bad and The Buggy by Kade & Tye Ruotolo
Good to have it in your arsenal. Buy it after you know you are flexible enough to pull it off.
Amazing instructional
The Ground Marshal Guard by Neil Melanson
Always learn so much from neil's instructionals. He's an amazing coach and always delivers.
Details..details...details
High Level Fundamentals by Gregor Gracie
Great details, especially for white belt like me. I'm testing it in a real rolling with partners.
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗👍🏻Detailed and helpful
Side Closed Guard Attacks by Xande Ribeiro
This instructional is incredibly thorough and helpful not merely for retaining closed guard, but setting up quick and easy attacks and sweeps that’s I’ve been able to land immediately.
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗👍🏻Level Up
Championship Level Catch Wrestling by Josh Barnett
Josh Barnett is catch Wrestling and if you want to take your wrestling, BJJ, Grappling to the next level. this is a must
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗👍🏻Valuje
New Wave Jiu Jitsu: Mounted Pin Attacks - The 4x4 Mount System by John Danaher
most indepth instructor jd's explanation of concepts insures true understanding of goals
LASSO GUARD
Lasso Guard by Raphael Carneiro
EXCELLENT
Good content
The Half Guard Anthology by Lachlan Giles
Strongly recommend
My Jiu-Jitsu Information
Baby Shark Guard System by Diogo Reis
Revision 1
Kguard
No Gi Open Guard Volume 1: K Guard by Lachlan Giles
very good details in this instructional
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗🤙🏻The best straight ankle instructional
Death From Below by Mikey Musumeci
Mikey is the greatest ever straight ankle locker and this is an extremely detailed explanation of his system. Incredible if you play any double pull especially.
Good teacher
Basics To Advanced: The Half Butterfly Guard by Aaron Benzrihem
Good stuff. I look forward to adding butterfly half to my half guard game. Well organized presentation of information.
The legend teaching great material
The Fundamentals of the Peekaboo & Power Punching by Mike Tyson
Great material
good contnent, poor quality
Buggy Choke The World From Everywhere by Paulo Marmund
give 5 star because of the quality of the techniques.
******* amazing balls
Systematically Attacking The Guard by Gordon Ryan
great detail and one of a kind technique works perfectly
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗👍🏻NEIL
Scissoring Me Timbers: The Scissor Guard by Neil Melanson
Neil is by far my favorite coach on here. stay filthy!
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗👍🏻Coach Schalles is the BEST!!
The Art of Pinning by Wade Schalles
Amazing video. Coach Schalles is a master instructor. He makes learning funny and is an exceptional instructor. In these videos he teaches techniques that are extremely effective and simply enough to incorporate into your practices. His techniques can be used at every level of wrestling. Great job Coach!
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗🤙🏻Best Instructional
Control Freak: Side Control by Firas Zahabi
love that attention to detail
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗tom deblass closed guard domination
Closed Guard Domination by Tom DeBlass
there no coner left unturned
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗Pin and Turtle Escapes: BJJ Fundamentals - Go Further Faster by John Danaher
Pin Escapes & Turtle Escapes: BJJ Fundamentals - Go Further Faster by John Danaher
Awesome!
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗🤙🏻How lucky are we
Tachi Waza Intensive by Satoshi Ishii
You get to learn from a Judo master who has also proven his mettle in pro MMA. The real deal.
not all ibjjf legal
Championship Catch Wrestling: The Toe Hold by Josh Barnett
but all great. really entertaining, too
Pin and Turtle Escapes by John Danaher
Pin Escapes & Turtle Escapes: BJJ Fundamentals - Go Further Faster by John Danaher
This will change how you teach jiu jitsu
Very good tips
Tachi Waza Intensive by Satoshi Ishii
Very good concepts, we got also some good drills and he also teaches how to aplly and when to, perfectly, i recommend it
love meregali instructionals
Closed Guard Masterclass by Nicholas Meregali
the guy teach you what he knows, without holding back, the summary may seems poor, but every sections contains variations and is really detailed. not only repetition of one technique.
Oh muse, let me sing the praises of Stephen Whittier's Accelerator Blueprint...
BJJ Accelerator Blueprint by Stephen Whittier
...because it deserves some praise! Keep in mind, I've got other instructionals from Mr. Whittier as well, so I just might be a tad biased. But it's the "accelerator blueprint" that I've liked the most so far. Why? Well, his stuff is universally useful, but the crucial part of the AccBlu that I like is him focusing on connection, principles, and maintaining position, instead of "do this and you submit him for sure, guaranteed". Not that there isn't space for both, quite the contrary - there's plenty of submission-focused instructionals and I've got some of them. But if I have to take one of keeping position and attempting a submission, I've found that it pays to keep the position. And that's the biggest challenge for a white belt like me. Also, keep in mind that Mr. Whittier mentions at one point that in his gym, submissions are relegated to the rank of less important moves, but his students still hit them during competitions. Why? Because if you can keep the position and isolate an extremity, the submission often becomes a lot easier! So in a roundabout way, this instructional should help your submission rate as well. Also, the way the material is presented (as a process, not as a set of instructions) is top notch. I wish more instructional/instructors presented the material in the same way! ...I think that should be enough for a review.
Lapel Chokes From Everywhere
High Level Fundamentals by Gregor Gracie
This is one of the best Lapel choke instructionals out there. At first I was sceptical at first because I've seen quite a few Lapel Choke instructionals, but I was sold on it when I watched the preview of Miko Hytonen teaching. The guy is a Brown belt, that is not only hilarious but really knows his stuff, when it comes to showing and teaching techniques. Some instructionals while clear and concise can get boring after a little while, but I find myself watching this one on a regular basis because of Miko's humour and teaching style. Lastly the techniques actually work and are very effective. If Miko Hytonen's Lapel Chokes From Everywhere is anything to go by, than I can't wait to see what he brings out next because this one was brilliant.
Excellent!
Deep and Flow Lasso Guard by Nicholas Meregali
Great series
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗🤙🏻Changing my game!
The Immortal Clinch by Matt Brown
such a unique take on the clinch. was immediatley able to use this at practice. cant wait to get more rounds in with it.
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗👍🏻Amazing!
The No Gi Open Guard Bundle by Lachlan Giles
I really love playing K Guard and this instructional has definitely helped me improve my game thanks to clear and detailed explanations! Giles Lachlan is certainly one of the best instructor!
Very useful passing system
Buzzsaw Passing: Gi by Andrew Wiltse
Buzzsaw Passing GI shows a system based around the most high percentage standing passes in Gi and how to link them together into an effective blueprint for attacking guards. This has been extremely useful to my passing and my development of an approach that allows me to blend speed passes (as shown here) with more pressure based passing. Andrew's instruction is always entertaining and to the point, which is an added bonus.
Comprehensive half guard guide
The Half Guard Anthology by Lachlan Giles
Very good! clear well set out easy to follow and covers all the problems that you might have playing half guard
Great resource!
The Crucifix Bible by Drew Weatherhead
Step by step resource that explains the Crucifix in bit size bits so you become very sufficient with thr technique!! Awesome stuff!!
Awesome instructional
The Good, The Bad and The Buggy by Kade & Tye Ruotolo
I always figured the buggy choke required high level yoga type flexibility. Very cool to see a few details that help with us less flexible guys
simple and efficient
The Good, The Bad and The Buggy by Kade & Tye Ruotolo
Nice guys! easy to follow.
New Wave Closed Guard
New Wave Jiu Jitsu: Closed Guard - Building a Complete Closed Guard System by John Danaher
Buy with confidence! Great like all of John's other instructionals.
Wristlocks baby
Deadly Wristlocks by Marcio Stambowsky
I love wrist locks and in this series there some great applications that can be done standing and on the ground, for sport or even self Defence and tactical adaptations. You can also see the connection between modern BJJ and Japanese JuJutsu both of which I practice and love
Simple and old-guy BJJ
Escapes Engineered For Guys Over 40 by Thomas Rozdzynski
I love the concepts, simple and technical. I recommend it
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗👍🏻good
The Aussie Formula: Kickboxing Fundamentals by John Wayne Parr
good
Systematic and Devastating
High Percentage Chokes: No Gi by Lachlan Giles
Lachlan has such a talent for describing details at a fundamental level. Every instructional he makes is gold. In High Percentage Chokes, not only does he teach you the name's sake, but he teaches you a system- the entries, objectives, and transitions. You'll get a lot out of this one.
Response from BJJ Fanatics🤗🤙🏻Rmartin166
Triangles Enter The System by John Danaher
Awesome Instruction. Danaher is the best
Essential Fundamentals at an Excellent Value 100% Recommend
Surviving The Closed Guard by Ante Dzolic
I'm a huge Ante Dzolic fan. This video has good sound and picture quality. He shows two angles for every technique, and the content consists of no-nonsense, simple (effective) Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. All the techniques build on each other, forming a comprehensive system. His videos aren't overpriced like some of the more famous instructors, but his they are clean, useable, and well explained. If you buy all of his series, you should come out with a near-complete game. I only have one question: Ante, when are you coming out with your surviving the side mount, back, and mount series? If I could, I would probably return about seventy percent of the videos that I have purchased through BJJ Fanatics. But, unfortunately, there are too many "world champions" that can't teach, don't care about sound and video quality, never give you good angles, don't have the vocabulary to match their skill, etc.
feet to floor
Feet To Floor Bundle by John Danaher
I'm a guard player, I've always felt uncomfortable in the standing position. every tournament I've ever competed in I pull guard right away. since I've been studying the get to floor series my jiu Jitsu has really taken a big step forwards. John has so much wisdom I feel fortunate to be able to learn from him...