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This page lists reviews 51–100 of 87,673, newest first, covering 2026-09-08 to 2026-09-09. 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 51–100
Very good
Foot Sweep Flo by Justin Flores
I always wanted to put foot sweeps in my game. This is one of the best instructionals for foot sweeps. They are still just so hard to hit!
This Fast Track series is amazing!
Fast Track BJJ: Jiu Jitsu For Old Guys - Submission Escapes by Bernardo Faria
This Fast Track series is amazing! What I love most is that the information is digestible in a short amount of time without ever feeling rushed. It gets straight to the point, shows the techniques clearly, and gives you something you can immediately go back to and drill without spending hours watching videos. This series covers just about every escape you could need. Of course, it’s up to you to go back, study the material, and put in the work but that process is so much easier when the videos are concise and focused. I absolutely love this series and highly recommend it to anyone looking to improve their Jiu-Jitsu. I’m already looking forward to more Fast Track videos in the future!
An Original Use for Meditation
Meditation for Grapplers by Michael Heinz
Meditation is a tool that was traditionally used by a non-violent religion (Buddhism). In an ironic twist of fate, it also came to be associated with the mythical ethos of ninja monks and samurai Zen masters. My previous understanding of meditation's link to martial arts came from a book called, "When Buddhists Attack", by Jeffrey K. Mann. The core idea in this book is that rigorous meditation trains the mind to be fluid, present, and free of the reactive fear/anger that clouds judgment in combat. It enhances concentration and awareness, emotional regulation, reduces hesitation that comes from fear, and shifts us from trying to "win" to simply being fully present in the exchange. Michael Heinz presents a similar idea in this video instructional, most notably in volume 2. However, he took an unexpected turn in his lesson, which was very different from what I knew beforehand. Heinz breaks down several positions in BJJ, strips them of all unnecessary complexity, and shows a very simple and basic game between two people in each position. And these are very, very ridiculously simple concepts. He then goes on to show how being fully present helps us keep our mind focused on these basic struggles, so we aren't tempted to get lost in the endless maze of complexity and millions of variations. The best Jiu Jitsu is simple Jiu Jitsu. And meditation keeps us focused on the most essential and simplest Jiu Jitsu. That is the primary lesson I learned from Heinz in this instructional, and I found it to be an original idea that I have not seen before.
Excellent series on the Guillotine choke
The Front Headlock System by John Danaher
John Danaher never disappoints, his videos are always full of informations and well worth the price
Great stuff for old guys
Ageless Jiu Jitsu: Winning When You're Older or Less Athletic - Top Game No Gi by John Danaher
This is so useful for a old jiujuteka!
Nice
Dynamic Standing Passes by Marcus "Buchecha" Almeida
Great techniques, easy to follow, pobobly the best gi guard passing instructional I have.
Beware of the old guya!
Ageless Jiu Jitsu: Winning When You're Older and Less Athletic - Bottom game: Gi by John Danaher
Great content
GOOD
The Expanded Coyote Half Guard System Gi by Lucas Leite
This video is very good!
Great
Shin To Shin: The Hidden Guard by Aaron Benzrihem
Well explained
Old man basics
Ageless Jiu Jitsu: Winning When You're Older and Less Athletic - Bottom game: Gi by John Danaher
Great information. Great details
Muy claro
Control to Pass Gi Pressure Passing by Diego Pato
Ojalá fuera mas largo, excelente Diego Pato
Self Defence Skills
CSW Combatives Self defense by Erik Paulson
Great to see an exploration of Erik's wider knowledge into the arts that can be used for street defence, including defence from knife and weapon attacks. The strikes and grips he uses to block, parry, lock and control the opponent, along with the techniques that turn the attack back against the aggressor, make this tutorial series a well-worth purchase. As always, Erik's instruction doesn't skimp on technique - there's plenty here to get stuck into.
Blackout grappling: hybrid blue
Blackout Grappling: Hybrid Blueprint by David and Vince Petrone
Great stuff !! So much to learn from, easy to follow
Learn from the legend
The Complete Butterfly Guard by Marcelo Garcia
Easy to understand and I imagine relatively easy to apply. Looking forward to trying this
Straight forward
The K.A.T.C.H. Leg Attack System by Dean Lister
I just like the way this is taught
Works great
Jordan Teaches Bottom Half Guard by Jordan Preisinger
This has been so easy to implement as my first guard.
Looking forward to trying
The Pressure Seminar by Roy Harris
Easy to understand and I imagine relatively easy to apply. Looking forward to trying this
amazing as always
Systematically Attacking From Top Pins Bundle by Gordon Ryan
can't go wrong with king instructions.
One of the best half guard players ever
High Precision Half Guard Vol. 2 by Jake Mackenzie
Jake has been one of the best half guard players in the game for many years. He hits these exact techniques in competition, and he has them down to a science. His explanations are easy to follow and apply on the mat. This one is titled Volume 2, but it does start off with some very basic half guard positioning and concepts. I'd almost recommend starting with this one versus his other half guard video due to that reason. The other one has a big focus on deep half and then reverse half. This one is more about underhook attacks and knee twist positioning.
Easy concepts and application
The Buchecha Takedown System In The Gi by Marcus "Buchecha" Almeida
Buchecha breaks down his stand-up game in a very easy to understand manner. The techniques are easy to study and apply on the mat. This video would benefit beginners and advanced players. Highly recommend!
Brings it all together
Half Butterfly: Victory Blueprint by Adam Wardzinski
Adam brings it all together in this video with the main concept being the hook sweep. He also incorporates the John Wayne and other sweep options. He shows defenses and counters to the majority of common passes from this position. I attended a seminar a few months back where he showed this exact system, so this is great to have it in my library now for reference.
Great instruction
Habits For Highly Effective Jiu-Jitsu by Garry Tonon
Definitely worth the investment
Shin on belly
Shin On Belly Guard by James Clingerman
Overlooked but important fundamental position 👍
Excellent
Fast Track BJJ: Jiu Jitsu for Old Guys - Half Guard System by Bernardo Faria
I’m definitely going to be incorporating these techniques into my repertoire. The instruction was easy to follow and understand. I really like how everything was broken up into smaller clips.
Amazing Details
Master The Move: The Butterfly Guard Sweep Sumi Gaeshi by John Danaher
Absolutely amazing as always from John
Excellent
K Guard and Matrix System: Attacking The Legs From The Knees Part 1 by Mikey Musumeci
Great techniques
EXCELLENT
Shoot Fighting Submission Systems by Yoshiaki Fujiwara
Great techniques
Helpful Theory
Power Ride: A New Philosophy on Pinning by Craig Jones
Good in theory
Helpful
The Complete Butterfly Guard by Marcelo Garcia
Awesome video
Old School crushing pressure
Old School Crushing Pressure and Submissions by Murilo Bustamante
Great details from the old school that work. Straight to the point instruction, good time efficiency. Short instructional but nice in that you don't have to spend huge amounts of time going through it
Insightful
Foot Sweep Flo by Justin Flores
This Instructional is one of my favorites of all time. The reps he has got put it have already made a difference for me and his explanations have gone a long way in helping me explain it myself.
One of the best all around Instructionals
Jiu Jitsu For Old Guys: Fundamental Game Plan by Bernardo Faria
Definitely one of the best instructional for older guys and beginners. This instructional is good for beginners to build a good base and for the older guys to create a simple and safer game plan
Great fundamentals on foot sweeps!
Foot Sweep Flo by Justin Flores
Just what I was looking for. He starts with basics and builds a tool box of various sweeps!
Shoot fighting submission systems
Shoot Fighting Submission Systems by Yoshiaki Fujiwara
Excellent video / nasty stuff
Really good
Cruci-fixing - 30 Easy Setups & Finishes From This Forgotten Position by Thomas Lisboa
Great focus on the position, nice range of techniques
SHOULD be intuitive…
Understanding Connection In Jiu Jitsu by Professor Henry Akins
So much of Bjj is counter-intuitive…such a crucial concept and completely understandable-to a very shallow degree. Good stuff!
Words of wisdom from a great
Champions Mindset by Bernardo Faria
Bernardo gives great insights for competition. Will watch these videos many times!
Don
Fundamentals of Guard Passing by Kron Gracie
I really enjoyed the way he teaches. I don't think he is trying to be funny, but he made me laugh. I also prefer his brevity since I have a little ADHD. Straight to the point.
Eli knight
Escapes and Attacks From Bottom Side Control by Eli Knight
Decent. Some techniques work some don’t work as well.
Eli knight
Escapes and Attacks From Bottom Side Control by Eli Knight
Very good. Recommend
The Fastest Way: To Develop An Unpassable Guard
The Fastest Way: To Develop An Unpassable Guard by John Danaher
Great Video
Solo training
Self Mastery: Solo BJJ Training Drills by John Danaher
Interesting and somewhat odd instructional. It gives some good ideas for improving movement on the mat. Definitely worth picking up though.
shoulder crunch
Master The Move: The Shoulder Crunch Series by John Danaher
awesome material
BJJ for Self Defense Part 2
Practical Jiu Jitsu 2: Using The Legs To Defend Strangle and Knock Teeth Out by Michael Heinz
I've already own the first part of the series, and my review of part two is the same. Most BJJ techniques only work in sport. And that's fine if you only want to play sports. But the SBG curriculum demands that the fundamentals work in both sport and non-sport, and both gi and no-gi. This demand inherently simplifies the art, makes it more effective in a broader range of scenarios, and makes it easier to learn. In other words, the SBG curriculum that is presented here is one of the most broadly applicable, universal, and robust sets of techniques and concepts that you can possibly find. I feel that other sports oriented schools are overly complex and their teachings will break down during the pressures of a real world fight. This is an excellent course.
Triangles Enter The System by John Danaher
Triangles Enter The System by John Danaher
It’s a Tier 1 BJJ Instructional Video!
great passing dvd
The Pressure Passing Manual by Marco Barbosa
great passing dvd
bjj drills for all
Self Mastery: Solo BJJ Training Drills by John Danaher
Explanations are very clear and easy to follow! Love this basic course!
Awesome material!!
Welcome To The Darce-Side by Travis moore
Tons of great info on Darce
LEG SWEEPS!
Foot Sweep Flo by Justin Flores
This makes approaching leg sweeps easier. J-Flo is an under appreciated instructor.
Great content, Great instructor, No fluff
Safe Sacrifice Throws For BJJ by Justin Flores
J-Flo is a fantastic teacher, and he focuses on 3 throws, but goes really in dept. Although the audio isn't very good for the first section.