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This page lists reviews 8,851–8,900 of 89,207, newest first, covering 2026-02-16 to 2026-02-17. 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 8,851–8,900
Very good
Underhook Domination by Gabe Dean
You have to pay attention to the details and if you do this will pay off in spades!
Back exposure
The Ultimate Guide To Creating Back Exposure by Luke Griffith
This has helped me find options for back takes from basically every position.
Good information
Intelligence: The Art of Counter Punching by Teddy Atlas
If you’re not a stand up fighter it’s interesting to get these perspectives
Fix Your Fundamentals Jared Welman
Fix Your Fundamentals by Jared Welman
A comprehensive beginners instructional that covers all the main aspects for a beginner in BJJ. Coach Welman has an excellent teaching style that is easy to understand and follow. We are currently using this instructional as a review for our 14 year old daughter who is returning to Brazilian jiu jitsu after a three year break to study Kodokan kudo. I will be looking at obtaining some of his other instructionals since I am so impressed with this one. I hope he will make some no gi instructionals in the future as well.
MILF Mastering Inside Leglocks & False Reaps
Unstoppable Inside Leglocks & False Reaps by Pawel Jaworski
Great !
Solo Home Wrestling Drills
Solo Home Wrestling Drills and Workouts by Dan Vallimont
Great content.
Great Place to Learn Turtle
The Naked Turtle by Eduardo Telles
Talles is one of the greatest innovators when it comes to the turtle position. These techniques do not have a lot of dialogue to them, so you do end up having to watch multiple times. However, that does not detract from the quality of the instruction.
Power Ride: A New Philosophy on Pinning by Craig Jones
Great video with explanations about why and how different techniques work.
Ankle lock masterclass
Death From Below by Mikey Musumeci
Simple brilliant instruction from one of the best to do it
Useful concept
The Mirroring Principle: The Hidden & Essential Mechanics of Pressure Passing by Wim Deputter
A seldom taught but effective concept. Not easy to understand at the start but well worth the effort
Useful concept
The Mirroring Principle: The Hidden & Essential Mechanics of Pressure Passing by Wim Deputter
A seldom taught but effective concept. Not easy to understand at the start but we'll worth the effort
all on passing guard
Building a Guard Passing Game by Samuel Nagai
Tons of relevant techniques that covers multiple scenarios
0-60 Leg Locks
0-60 Leg Locks by Troy Russell
Exhaustive explanation of leg locks by a very capable leg locker. Varies in technique from beginner to advanced methods for getting a submission. Excellent product, highly recommended.
Awesome Course
Kickboxing For Kids by Duane Ludwig
Thank you so much for this great kids course! I look forward to implementing the lessons into my curriculum. Great job guys!
Great product
Flow: The Top Game by Roberto "Cyborg" Abreu
Great instructional . Everything is really well explained. Explanations are maybe a bit repetitive at times but the techniques are really good
フロントチョークからのディフェンス
The Pillars of Defense: Turtle & Front Headlock Escapes by Gordon Ryan
チョークを取られる回数が減りました。
ディフェンス
The Pillars of Defense: Turtle & Front Headlock Escapes by Gordon Ryan
チョークを取られる回数が減りました。
アームドラッグ
Master The Move: Arm Drags by John Danaher
上手にバックに回れるようになりました。
This guy takes no prisoners
New Wave Foot Sweeps For Lazy People by Satoshi Ishii
The power of his sweeps is unreal. You can literally see his heavy training partner flying through the air. The ground shakes, the camera shakes, and when the body hits the mat you feel it. Wow. Just beautiful. Never before have I had to brace myself while watching an instructional. This one made me brace in pure amazement at the sheer brutality (in the nicest possible way). Judo is a completely different world from BJJ, and honestly, I don’t understand why it’s called the gentle way. That said: If you want to compete, I strongly recommend this video. If you want to teach white belts, make sure they first learn proper breakfalls in depth. Without solid ukemi and sufficiently soft mats, trying to stop these throws with an outstretched arm is an injury waiting to happen.
guillotine escape
Principles of Guillotine Defense by Nicolas Renier
defend guillotine with butterfly sweep
FREE Mini-Course: Over / Under Pressure Passing System by Bernardo Faria
Awesome
Brabo and Peruvian Necktie Choke
Gi Chokes: Brabo and Peruvian Necktie by Alex Humen
Outstanding
short but awesome!
Kimura Hunting by Kazushi Sakuraba
great tips for using the kimura! entertaining as well!!
ZPL
Old School Crushing Pressure and Submissions by Murilo Bustamante
Great video
Basics come first
The Roger Gracie Closed Guard System by Roger Gracie
Roger does an excellent job of explaining basic closed guard tactics. He doesn't over complicate basics.
Best Movement for BJJ
Master The Move: Arm Drags by John Danaher
Simple and Strong
Game changing
Unstoppable Inside Leglocks & False Reaps by Pawel Jaworski
I really like this it really improved my game
Detail class
The American Jiu Jitsu Guillotine System by Jake Shields
Easy to understanding
Detail class
The American Jiu Jitsu Guillotine System by Jake Shields
Easy to understand
Amazing Course for beginners
Foundations of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu by Bernardo Faria
I haven't been training long and have been at it myself for about six months. the lessons taught here have been a refresher and a review for what i have been learning doing classes. when i first started i was worried about being able to retain the lessons i was being taught in person. these videos cover all the fundamentals i have learn plus are well explained simply so they are easy to understand and can be implemented during rolls. they are a valuable asset to return to when you are trying to learn the little things that make the techniques work. having these videos has been a valuable learning tool to complement all the lessons and training i have done so far.
Submissions!
The Fastest Way: To Increase Your Submission Percentage (No Gi) by John Danaher
Submission set ups with lots of options of finishing from the back!
Massively improved my passing
Systematically Attacking The Guard: Half Guard Passing by Gordon Ryan
I was having some issues with some other passing styles and wanted something that used pinning and pressure and this works incredibly well .
Submissions!
The Fastest Way: To Increase Your Submission Percentage (No Gi) by John Danaher
Getting to the back to subs!
solid material
Master The Move: The Knee Cut Guard Pass by John Danaher
new stuff to incorporate
Game Changer for Defense
How to Defend Against Everyone by Chris Paines
Complete shift your frame of mind with a focus on the principles behind submissions so you can dismantle them in training
Short but with Gems
Creating Scrambles From Everywhere by Achilles Rocha
A great instructional for those trying to create movement. A little short and disjointed but some techniques here I now use regularly
Useful system for when you can't finish the darce
The Darcicano Submission System by Bjorn Friedrich
My confidence in the darce has risen dramatically knowing I now have a secondary weapon to fall back on. Would recommend
Just start this series
The Fastest Way: To Becoming Effective In Standing Position by John Danaher
So far so good. Classic danaher teaching. Very thorough and down to the details.
Great Find, Secret Weapon Series
Introduction To The Power Line: Modified Kesa Gatame by Matthew McPeake
This is probably one of the best flowing series I have purchased from BJJ Fanatics. Great content without droning on, a complete Kesa system including Fundamentals, Submissions and Transitions
awesome stuff
Samurai Submissions: finish Quickly From Turtle by Kenta Iwamoto
really liked the sneaky seated kata gatame set up in disc 2
Lasso Like Pro
Lasso Guard Transitions: Submissions, Sweeps and More Combinations by Marcos Tinoco
I am sure we have all struggled with Lasso Guard transitions. Professor Tinoco breaks down proven techniques on transitions available for Lasso Guard that you will want to check out and add to your game.
Just starting this series
The Fastest Way: To Becoming Effective In Standing Position by John Danaher
So far so good. Classic danaher teaching. Very thorough and down to the details.
Great instructional
No Gi Open Guard Volume 1: K Guard by Lachlan Giles
This is a great instructional. It is very comprehensive. I come back to it from time to time to review the concepts.
Crucifix Encyclopedia
Crucifix Encyclopedia by Darragh O'Conaill
Top instructional. Covers everything about the position.
Dynamic ankle locks
Dynamic Ankle Locks by Jason Rau
Jason always explains mechanics in easy to understand precise way.
Criag Jones
Craig Jones Mini Product The Reach Around AKA Octopus Guard by Craig Jones
I wish there were a bit more detail, but other than that, this is awesome
Great course
Pin Escapes & Turtle Escapes: BJJ Fundamentals - Go Further Faster by John Danaher
Goes into an incredible amount of details with all of his techniques
The Passing Answer
The Passing Answer by Dominique Bell
Great traditional techniques that will never go out of style. Clear explanations. The half guard and butterfly section works in the gym every time I use them.
Pure fun and creativity.
The Barbelt Guard by Lucas Barbosa
Honestly, I hadn't seen most of these techniques before. It’s not your standard curriculum, and that's the point. If you want to confuse your partners and bring the fun back into your rolls with some wild mechanics, this is a breath of fresh air.
More than just a submission.
The "Choi Bar" instructional is a solid 5/5. I came for the armbar finish, but the sweeps and back takes stole the show. It’s a complete system. If they defend the arm, you sweep. If they post, you take the back. It turned my half guard into a trap.