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All BJJ Fanatics reviews, page 17
This page lists reviews 801–850 of 89,207, newest first, covering 2026-10-06 to 2026-10-08. 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 801–850
Great Instructional for Guard Passing
Control to Pass Gi Pressure Passing by Diego Pato
Great instructional with clear explanations and useful techniques. Diego Pato breaks down the concepts in an easy-to-understand way. The techniques are practical and helpful for improving my guard passing. Highly recommended
Excellent Series
Killer Kesa Gatame by Erik Paulson
I picked up this instructional to expand my Kesa game. It didn’t disappoint. Excellent material.
Excellent
False Reap Accusations by Craig Jones
Great product
Half Butterfly: Victory Blueprint by Adam Wardzinski
Good instruction!clear and easy to understand
Thorough detail and instant results
One of the best instructionals on bjjfanatics, I appreciate all the details Daniel took the time to share. Highly recommend.
great video
This is good for all nogi players.
Kimura: Enter the system
Kimura: Enter The System by John Danaher
Outstanding! Technical as always with any of John Danaher’s videos explaining the whys, builds a system where you can attack from multiple positions allowing you to add to a lot of game plans. John keeps building on the same good fundamentals from each position.
Butterfly Guard Rediscovered 3.0 by Adam Wardzinski
Very detailed explanation of techniques
Amazing instructional! Must have if you love foot locks.
I could tell this was going to be amazing within the first 5 minutes. Looking forward to trying these techniques in rolling!
Great !
Understanding The Distance On Top by Gui Mendes
Gui Mendes is an excellent instructor who know how to teach simple and technical
Great!
Precision Top Stuff by Shawn Melanson
First saw Shawn on PGF and loved his grappling style. Great instructor!
Great video
Sambo Academy: Achilles Locks by Ivan Vasylchuk
Great video a lot of good techniques and very easy to understand. He’s a great instructor.
Life changing movements
Ginastica Natural by Álvaro Romano
These are the principles of body movement and mechanics, applicable to martial arts and life. Thank you Alvaro Romano!
Great Instructional
Ageless Jiu Jitsu: Winning When You're Older or Less Athletic - Bottom Game by John Danaher
Danaher is so clear in the way he articulates the positions, and this instructional in not a series of positions but a full method to play defense to offense to submission for older practitioners, or people with reduced mobility. I am 55 and have a damaged hip and lower back and don´t want to stop grappling, so this is a fenomenal method to continue to practice the sport.
The most complete Butterfly guard istructional
The Butterfly Re-Discovered Bundle by Adam Wardzinski
The best instructional with details explained from almost all situations you could face in butterfly guard. My favorite guard, with my favourite fighter!
Really nice instructionnal.
Jiu Jitsu For Old Guys: Nasty Control & Sneaky Submissions by Bernardo Faria
This teaches us how to be nasty on the mats, but in a good way!
Good info for lapel players
Ninja Lapel by Igor Guimaraes
Good, condensed instructional on learning how to use the lapel for your attacks. Already managed to apply some concepts in rolling after first viewing.
Great Standup Instructional
Systematically Attacking The Scrimmage: Lower Body Takedowns by Gordon Ryan
The perfect compliment to the Upper Body scrimmage, combining the 2 has made me much more confident on my feet and made standup something I have started to really enjoy.
All on head quarter passing
Movement Art Passing System: Concepts For Headquarters by Nick Salles and Danny Maira
A unique sistem that handles multiple situation involving transitiion from a standing position
Great Instructional
Precision Sweeps and Wrestle Ups From The Seated Position by Shawn Melanson
Loved this wrestle up and sweep series. There's a ton of options that I've never considered before. Plus, a lot of this is immediately applicable to my game. The conceptual stuff is valuable because it can be applied from many positions. I always appreciate eye-opening moments and this had plenty of them.
Review
Fast Track BJJ: Jiu Jitsu For Old Guys - Submission Escapes by Bernardo Faria
Amazing and easy to follow
Clear and Simple for us older guys/gals
Judo For Older Jiu Jitsu Guys by Shintaro Higashi
This instructional doesn’t throw loads of techniques at you. It concentrates on a few that are simple and high percentage. Hit a Yoko Tomoe Nage in a live roll, the first time I tried it, with no physical practice. Looking forward to trying others, and sharing with my teammates.
Leg Pummeling Mastery
Leg Pummeling Mastery by Mikey Musumeci
Not all great competitors are great teachers and not all great teachers are great competitors. Mikey is that rare combination of both.
NIce
Knee Lever John Wayne Sweep Engineering by Adam Wardzinski
nice
Inspired
Drill For Skill: Guillotines by Placido Santos
An excellent guide to front chokeholds. This is exactly what was missing.
Ageless Jiu Jitsu
Ageless Jiu Jitsu: Winning When You're Older Or Less Athletic - Top Game Gi by John Danaher
great!
Great review
BJJ Fanatics Ultimate Submissions
Download is only allowing a few videos?
Superb instructional
Kimura Domination by Tom DeBlass
A fantastic instructional. A lot of the variants, entries and finishing mechanics have helped me to hit this submission more often and to teach it in a better way.
A beginner staple
Pin Escapes & Turtle Escapes: BJJ Fundamentals - Go Further Faster by John Danaher
I've used this from white to purple. There have been innovations to pin escapes but the options and concepts you learn from this instructional should be the starting point before moving on to more advanced/newer options. Since you'll have to use a combinmation of different techniques to escape more skilled practioners. I've come back to this instructional multiple times and I find new details that i missed the first time around or even the second time.
Serves its purpose magnificently!
Self Mastery: Solo BJJ Training Drills by John Danaher
I believe that this is one of the best pieces of knowledge when it comes to solo training. The only thing I missed is a single leg takedown and maybe some video on how to use a bjj *****(if it is worth it tho)
Good introduction to training
Weight Training For Grappling by Michael Israetel
This is a good introductory point for someone looking to incorporate strength training to complement their grappling. There isn’t a tremendous depth of knowledge, but it will get you started.
Excelent Instructor
Closed Guard Fundamentals by Adele Fornarino
The best fundamental closed guard instructional I‘ve seen so far. Adele is an excellent instructor!
The Filthy Kimura
The Filthy Kimura by Neil Melanson
Great video, Neil is IMO the best at teaching Kimura techniques. Appreciate the video and the education!
Front Deadlock :)
Front Head Lock: Control, Submissions and Transitions by Kaynan Duarte
Nice details and easy to put into your gameplan. Recommend..
Championship training
Fast Track BJJ: Jiu Jitsu For Old Guys Positional Escapes From Everywhere by Bernardo Faria
This is another hit for Bernardo. Everything he does is clear and easy to understand.
The best Sensei
Arm Bars: Enter The System by John Danaher
Thanks Sensei Danaher. Get his videos and drill them everyday on a grappling ***** and you'll shock everyone.
Upgraded My Armbar Game
Arm Bar It All by Shawn Melanson
I enjoyed the content. There were several armbar setups that I've never seen. Some are pretty useful. I'm not an armbar guy most of the time, but I've started trying to work some of these into my game. Overall, it was definitely worth it for me.
Katch
The K.A.T.C.H. Leg Attack System by Dean Lister
Old school. One of the OG’s a great original take!
I’m completely satisfied.
Self Mastery: Solo BJJ Training Drills by John Danaher
All the coaches explain every technique in detail, and everything is presented clearly and understandably in short clips. This makes learning really enjoyable and allows you to gradually improve your grappling skills. Absolutely recommend it!
Super helpful
Enter The System Bundle by John Danaher
The most detailed BJJ class I’ve ever taken
Very Informative
Single Leg X Reimagined by Adam Wardzinski
Another great instructional from Adam
The Art Of Pressure: Half Guard Passing
The Art Of Pressure: Half Guard Passing by Luiz Dentinho
great!
Top
The Roger Gracie Side Control System by Roger Gracie
A must have. Roger Gracie teaches us his complete side control system. Many concepts and tips that make basic stuff become lethal.
Nice
Single Leg X Reimagined by Adam Wardzinski
Nice techniques, well, explained, work well in a training room.
Nice
MMA Takedown Mastery by Ben Askren
Great techniques, work well in a training rokmūzikas.
Fine details
Inside The Closed Guard by Henry Akins
Some techniques taught by him were totally new to me and well worth the money. Plus they make a lot of sense and they work. I only dont like the close-up camera view that was unnecessary and prevents me from seeing the entire picture. Some repetition too in Volume 2 that was already covered in Volume 1.
Amazing
Drill For Skill: Guillotines by Placido Santos
Seen him in Danaher instructionals so figured id give his videos a try. I am not dissapointed. He is so detailed. Highly reccomend.
Built my leg and back game tremendously
Back Attacks Enter The System by John Danaher
Just gave me a better understanding and concept when you throw on legs or take someone’s backI’m
B team top game.
Good compilation of no gi guard passing styles and strategies based off the 3 archetypal guard players in modern no gi jiujitsu. Craig is no nonsense and fun to listen to. I give first preference for instructionals to the second best grappler in the world. Number 1 is inssufferable.
Lots of Information!
The Pillars Side Control Mastery by Stephen Whittier
Excellent, in-depth coverage. Probably not what you want when first trying to understand the position (you'd be overwhelmed) - But perfect for after you have a good grasp and want to go in depth and master it.