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This page lists reviews 10,301–10,350 of 89,207, newest first, covering 2026-01-08 to 2026-01-09. 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 10,301–10,350
Systematically Attacking From Open Guard Seated Position
Systematically Attacking From Open Guard Seated Position by Gordon Ryan
Excellent details on how to deal with standing as well as kneeling oponents
great
Passing the Guard: BJJ Fundamentals - Go Further Faster by John Danaher
Great content overall
excelente
Collar & Sleeve Guard a Systematic Approach by Isaac Doederlein
desde ahora lo voy a usar si o si
Tremendous
Exit The System by Garry Tonon
This is a tremendous instructional with great breakdown of details as well as progressions.
Half Guard: BJJ Fundamentals - Go Further Faster
Half Guard: BJJ Fundamentals - Go Further Faster by John Danaher
Great Video!
Nice surprise to my takedown game
Inside Trips For Champions by Henry Cejudo
I have had a surprising amount of success with this move. People don't seem to be expecting this move, especially as a follow up to an initial "failed" takedown. Henry does a great job explaining this move. It's a simple move, but it isn't an easy one to pull off. You gotta believe in the move!
Waiter entry
No Gi Open Guard Volume 2: De La Riva & Waiter by Lachlan Giles
Great new entries!
The Fastest Way: To Becoming Effective In Standing Position by John Danaher
Great Video!
Kosovo Cradle by Anthony Gojani
Ossss
Self Mastery: Solo BJJ Training Drills by John Danaher
helps to keep the muscle memory active
A master class
Systematically Attacking From Half Guard by Gordon Ryan
Easy to understand and even easier to put into practice. Barely started the video and it's already improving my game
Succinct and Well structured.
The Modern No Gi X Guard by Jon Satava
I found the instructional useful but a little disappointed that there wasn't a greater level of exploration of the X guard, particularly leg lock entries. I would definitely recommend this to anyone looking to develop a more nuanced guard game in No Gi
excelente
Shotgun Aoki Locks by Mateusz Szczecinski
desde ahora lo aplicaré en el tatami
great value
Competition Closed Guard by Jake Mackenzie
Amazing techniques. I've always loved playing closed guard and this DVD has taken that part of my game to the next level.
new lovato's series
Timeless Knee Shield by Rafael Lovato
Amazing techniques. I've always loved playing half guard and this DVD has taken that part of my game to the next level.
Great overview!
The Half Guard Anthology by Lachlan Giles
Lachlan delivers precise instruction!
good product as allaways
The Pendejo Guard by Craig Jones
this product as all Craig Product is must have and is not teach u only move teach u a way to think
difficult
The Half Guard Anthology by Lachlan Giles
difficult to understand but good
Great value
How To Beat Bigger Guys: Guard by Bruno Malfacine
This is a really excellent concept based DVD. I'm a small guy, not particularly talented and I've been able to implement a good chunk of it in live rolling
Great
The Stack Pass by Andre Galvao
Very good, I especially liked the baseball bat grip option for the stack. Didn't know that was possible
Nice
The Deepest Half by Dallas Niles
Short and to the point system for dhg
Ok
Half Guard Domination 2.0 by Tom DeBlass
A bit unusual system, but makes sense, it's just a matter of fitting your needs or not
great series
The Expanded Coyote Half Guard System Gi by Lucas Leite
Amazing techniques. I've always loved playing this guard and this DVD has taken that part of my game to the next level
Great knowledge about framing and guard recovery
Framing Domination and Guard Recovery by Tom DeBlass
Got told that my frames and guard were nearly non-existent, so I decided to get this to learn what to do and now I will never look at the game in the same way.
Great instructions
Octopus Guard 2.0 by Craig Jones
This absolutely fix’s the issues I have come across with octopus guard
best open guard
Classic Open Guard by Lucas Valente
Amazing techniques. I've always loved playing open guard and this DVD has taken that part of my game to the next level
08
Effortless Jiu Jitsu by Rich Byrne
Good practical skills
Arm bars melanson
Arm Bar It All by Shawn Melanson
A great approach to teaching arm bars
super simple steps
Attacking Outside Finishing Inside by Lucas Kanard
Great breakdown with super simple explanations and less waffle!
Very detailed
The Pillars of Defense: Pin Escapes - Defensive to Offensive Cycles by Gordon Ryan
Very informative
New
Octopus Guard 2.0 by Craig Jones
I am excited to learn from here
Best
BJJ Fanatics Ultimate Submissions
I love bjj fanatic
GB is the man
Forging the Guard: Wrestle Ups by Giancarlo Bodoni
Awesome content so detailed
Really solid
The Coyote Half Guard No Gi by Lucas Leite
Great instructional. Lucas is a half guard legend
Great
Systematically Attacking The Guard by Gordon Ryan
Fantastic instructional for no GI guard passing. Extremely detailed like every other Gordon instructional
Great
Jiu Jitsu For Old Guys: Fundamental Game Plan by Bernardo Faria
Great BJJ gameplan for the older grappler. Game that won’t break down over time
Blackout Grappling
Blackout Grappling: Hybrid Blueprint by David and Vince Petrone
Great clear consise instructional. I really like Dave’s take on things. And the sound effects make it even better.
Very cool
Rubber Guard: Concepts From Half Guard by Richie Martinez
Insane
Good details and a good laugh
Kimura Hunting by Kazushi Sakuraba
Not quite in the same style as most other instructionals, but a number of technical details that will hopefully add to my game, me being a tiny person.
Very User-friendly
Toe Fold and Shin Locks by Joshua You
The pacing and presentation are user-friendly. Techniques are demonstrated with crisp angles and repeated in slow motion, which makes grasping subtle grips and transitions much easier.
How to Survive the Triangle
Breaking The Triangle: Escapes, Counters & Sneaky Submissions by Joshua You
Where the instructions really shines is in it's emphasis on counters and sneaky submissions. Joshua doesn't simply teach how to survive the triangle, he teaches how to turn your opponent's aggression into opportunities.
Does what it says on the tin
How to Pass Guards Quickly and Easily Using Leg Attacks by Craig Jones
Craig makes it all simple and clear. Added a bunch more options to my passing stack.
Efficient and not exhausting
Systematically Attacking The Scrimmage: Upper Body Takedowns by Gordon Ryan
Very interesting approach from Gordon to takedown someone with upper body attacks, not big slam and tired takedown. Just off balance, dilemma, reaction from opponent we use to trap him and gain sweep, takedown, take front headlock or rear body lock. We have takedowns from several positions with collartie , overtie, under/overhook, double under/overhook, over under, 2 on 1, armdrag
John Danaher – Master the Move: Arm Drags
Master The Move: Arm Drags by John Danaher
John Danaher’s Master the Move: Arm Drags is exactly what you expect from Danaher: systematic, conceptual, and incredibly detailed—but in a way that actually makes the technique easier to apply live. Rather than treating the arm drag as a single technique, Danaher breaks it down as a movement concept that shows up everywhere: standing, seated guard, butterfly, half guard, and transitions to the back. He spends a lot of time on grips, off-balancing, angle creation, and—most importantly—why arm drags fail and how to fix them. What really stood out to me was how much emphasis he puts on alignment, posture control, and timing. Small details like elbow position, shoulder rotation, and foot placement completely changed the effectiveness of my arm drags during live rounds. This isn’t just “do this, then that”—it’s understanding the mechanics so you can adapt the arm drag to different reactions. The pacing is deliberate, but if you’re someone who appreciates deep understanding and long-term skill development, this instructional delivers. After watching and drilling the material, I immediately noticed more success creating angles, entering the back, and forcing reactions that opened up other attacks. If you use arm drags at all—or want to—this is a high-value instructional that will elevate your grappling across multiple positions. Highly recommended for anyone serious about improving their BJJ.
Exceptional No-Gi Choke System – Clear, Detailed, and Practical
High Percentage Chokes: No Gi by Lachlan Giles
The lessons are very well organized and easy to follow. He explains every detail clearly and shows common mistakes and how to fix them. You can really tell he is a very experienced coach. He explains not just how to do the chokes, but why they work and when to use them. The techniques are practical and work well in real training. I have already used some of these chokes in sparring. I highly recommend this course for all levels.
I'm all at a everone
Omoplata Everyone by Bernardo Faria
Great video shows a lot of different ways to hit
Attacking Outside Finishing Inside by Lucas Kanard
Some good insights
Excellent
The Progressive System: The Juji Gatame by Flavio Canto
Flavio explains everything so simple and useful. One of my favorite instructionals
Great
Systematically Attacking From Open Guard Seated Position by Gordon Ryan
This is the best open guard instructional available.
best approach
Hybrid Approach To Wrestling For MMA by Darryl Christian
Many usfull stuff , but i love the cross body control and the cross underhook