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This page lists reviews 15,751–15,800 of 89,207, newest first, covering 2025-09-08 to 2025-09-09. 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 15,751–15,800
Fantastic!
Craig Jones Mini Product The Reach Around AKA Octopus Guard by Craig Jones
Don’t let the title caption of “mini project” fool you. I own A BUNCH of videos from bjjfanatics and rarely write reviews. This one is great. Already seeing benefits on the mats. Craig is clearly experienced on the Octopus and provides excellent instruction on entries, sweeps and counters. Highly recommend!
Judo takedowns for no gi by Vladimir Arujo
Judo Takedowns For No Gi by Valdir Araujo
Good enjoyed clinch ,sweep ,body lock and particularly whizzer sections
Old school>New school
Old School Efficient BJJ by Chris Haueter
Old school understanding transcends any "new" concept and Chris Haueter definitely knows how to get that point across! Understanding fundamentals at the level he does really will change the way you roll. I've had the pleasure of feeling some of these details from him in person via a seminar and they were insanely efficient. (which I highly recommend checking out one of his seminars if you ever are able to go to one! His wife Melissa is usually with him and is also amazing and has great details especially for any ladies that train) This instructional is an absolute gem and completely worth every penny, don't hesitate on adding some of these details to your own game.
Phenomenal
Master The Move: The American Lock by John Danaher
Details are invaluable.
Full Game Plan
Jiu Jitsu For Old Guys: Fundamental Game Plan by Bernardo Faria
Really good for the beginners to have a gameplan from the very beginning of their journey.
Lots of useful information
Competition Tested Gi Training by Tomer Alroy
Plenty of good drills and warm-up sequences and some useful concepts to structure one's training.
great instructional
The Butterfly Effect: Setups, Sweeps, & Submissions by Nate Morrison
Well organized instructional Concise To the point
Joe borek
Breathe to Win by Glyn Powditch
As a black belt with lots experience in Jui Jitsu, I'm always looking for ways to gain a competitive edge. "Breathe to Win" by Glyn Powditch is an exceptional instructional program that has exceeded my expectations. The breathwork techniques taught in this program are clear, concise, and seamlessly integrated into physical practice. I've purchased numerous instructional programs in the past, but the clarity and focus on practical application in "Breathe to Win" set it apart. I appreciate how the program emphasizes the importance of breath control in Jui Jitsu, allowing practitioners to optimize their performance and reduce stress. Overall, I highly recommend "Breathe to Win" to Jui Jitsu practitioners of all levels. Whether you're a seasoned competitor an instructo or beginner , this program offers valuable insights and practical tools to improve your game.
beautiful elaborateation
The Essential Shin To Shin System by Shawn Williams
amazingly explained. loved it
Mr D
Pressure Passing and Top Game by Rafael Lovato
Awesome Info, very detailed!
Mr jones 🔥
X Lock: For When Letting Go Was Never Your Strong Suit by Owen Jones
Great details and entries
Really helpful
Breaking Legs and Breaking Hearts by Garry Tonon
As a newbie to the leg lock game I can only speak to the fact that this was a fantastic introduction for me. Tons of detail but also enough of the basics so it isn't too hard to grasp.
simple but very effective
Toreando From Anywhere by Joao Mendes
although his english is not so good, he shows everything by his movements. I'm a quite good toreando passer, though there was lot to learn from the instruction. you'll need some footwork drill to practice it.
The world championship no Gi guard system with Bia Mesquita
The World Championship No Gi Guard System by Bia Mesquita
Love this video and all the details
Super good
Half Guard: BJJ Fundamentals - Go Further Faster by John Danaher
Very detailed
Perfect
The Fastest Way: To Becoming Effective In Standing Position by John Danaher
Perfect
Good instructional
The Pendejo Guard by Craig Jones
I'm pendejo and this guard perfectly suits me.
Perfect
Butterfly Guard Re-discovered: No Gi Butterfly Guard Encyclopedia by Adam Wardzinski
Master of Butterfly guard explained it perfectly.
Well explained.
Mount Dominance by Brandon McCaghren
Well explained.
Slick
Leg Ride Domination by Frank Beasley
Punishing techniques.
Great Instructional
Self Mastery: Solo BJJ Training Drills by John Danaher
I am a Jiujitsu white belt with a pretty solid wrestling background. So as far as movement and understanding positioning I already have that down. What I believe this helped out with most is learning to understand how to effectively fight from my back. As a wrestler we typically stay off our backs by any means necessary. In Jiujitsu it is the opposite. So having ways I could get more comfortable on my back while also having an understanding as to how and why certain movement patterns from my back were important and useful when actually facing an opponent. Though this is solo drills, him bringing in a partner to show the carry over to real situations was a great addition to the lessons. This also gives you a way to structure these drills in which you can make them into a daily workout which is exactly what I needed for in between training days in the gym. Great instructional overall for both beginners and intermediate practitioners.
Awesome
Forging the Guard: Wrestle Ups by Giancarlo Bodoni
Awesome
nice.
The Stack Pass by Andre Galvao
It is a veryvery great.
Great instructional
Open Guard: BJJ Fundamentals - Go Further Faster by John Danaher
As always John gives the best instruction for Bjj. The insights are worth their weight in gold.
weel done series
Power Switch Guard Retention and Genius Back Takes by Mikey Musumeci
a series that brings together various solutions suitable for both beginners and experts
good series
High Tech BJJ In The Gi by Tom DeBlass
a series that brings together various solutions suitable for both beginners and experts
Pressure Passing Mastery against Common Guards
Pressure Passing Mastery against Common Guards by Lucas Pinheiro
Excellent basic passes. They are innovative and technically sound.
Excellent Passing lessons
Movement Art Passing System: Concepts For Headquarters by Nick Salles and Danny Maira
Those guys are really gifted instructors and the concepts and techniques showned in this course are very useful.
Turtle guard
The Turtle Guard Revisited by Eduardo Telles
Awesome video . The Turtle Guard Revisited by Eduardo Telles
Side control
Filthy Cross Body Attacks by Neil Melanson
Great details
Start Here for Lasso
Mastering The Lasso Guard by Marcos Tinoco
Good, deep look at and instruction for lasso
Favorite Trap System
The Shoulder Pin Guard System by Neil Melanson
When I was a blue belt, my professor told me to pick a trapping guard to add to my game. I chose this system and it has worked wonders for my overall game and led me to studying Neil's entire system.
Clinch Wresling
Clinch Wrestling Basics by Pat Smith
Good content on body lock
As thorough as you'd expect
Feet To Floor Bundle by John Danaher
This is an encyclopedia.
Surprising
Self Mastery: Solo BJJ Training Drills by John Danaher
Excelent. The drills are very usefull and I'm mote motivante to train them
Muito bom
The Marcelo Guard: Mastering The Butterfly Guard by Marcelo Garcia
Excelentes aulas, recomendo muito
Fundamental for Jiu Jitsu
Breathe to Win by Glyn Powditch
This is a game changer for anyone wanting to significantly improve their jiu jitsu. Most people only use a fraction of their lung capacity and this instructional is about radically changing that. More lung efficiency means lower heart rate and better decisions. It's hard to learn anything if you're gasping for breath. I really like the practical application of the techniques - using your breathing as both defence and offence. Really, this is about maximising efficiency and that's what jiu jitsu is all about. Highly recommended.
Excellent!
Omoplata Re-discovered by Adam Wardzinski
Excellent video!
Nice tips
Introduction to Grab Attacks by David Heineman
Nice movies...
Nice tips
Introduction to Grab Attacks by David Heineman
Very nice movies...
Thorough and Well Planned
Death By Mounted Triangle by Crystal Nadeau
Bought this video as I'm not familiar with this move and wanted to add variety when working from the mount. First of all I love how the majority is shown on a much bigger opponent, giving more credibility to the material. Explanations are simple to implement but detailed and the instructor changes angles to give the best view on each step. Also there is a useful trouble shooting section with footage from live rolls. The structure and instruction style really clicks with me and I'm looking forward to more instructionals from Crystal Nadeau (like for the no-gi Ezekiel mentioned).
Takedowns For The Rest of Us by Michael Heinz
Takedowns For The Rest of Us by Michael Heinz
Solid material for jiu-jitsu students of any level. Great investment!
New Wave Jiu Jitsu: A New Philosophy Of Positional Escapes
New Wave Jiu Jitsu: A New Philosophy Of Positional Escapes by John Danaher
A great guide on positional escapes to make your game not only defensive, but also offensive and exciting.
Easy to Understand and Quickly Apply to Your Game
Foot Sweeps, Ankle Picks and Tripods Engineering by Adam Wardzinski
I’m loving this instructional. Not only am I learning new techniques, but I am learning fresh new details that turn a mediocre technique into a far higher percentage sweep. I always love finding new details to old techniques that turn them from basic to killer. Very well explained, very detailed, easy to understand and apply. Also it’s taught so well that it is easy to self diagnose what detail you messed up when trying to apply it live without having to refer to the video again. Pretty sure I am going to count Adam Wardzinski as a favourite go to instructor. Highly recommend.
Top Notch
Judo for Jiu Jitsu by Leo Leite
These are the same techniques that Leo used all these years on competitions, that Osoto Gari is legendary, Leo used it against Roger Gracie to take him down in 2008 Worlds.
Breathes New Life Into a “Boring” Technique
Kimura Hunting by Kazushi Sakuraba
Realizing there are so many ways to get an armbar from all positions, I decided to see if I could make the common simple Kimura into something exciting to hunt for from unexpected ways. I was not disappointed to find this instructional. Kazushi Sakaruba is a very talented practitioner who has specialized in kimuras, and not only is it exciting to learn all the different applications, and the instruction excellent, but it is also taught with a playful heart and levity. This instructional takes “make learning fun” to heart and it’s so engaging that you can’t get bored and lose focus. Highly recommend
Fundamental Skill for Jiu Jitsu
Breathe to Win by Glyn Powditch
Breathwork is a game changer especially as an older athlete. Most people are using only a fraction of their lung capacity which as Glyn explains is highly inefficient and just not good jiu jitsu. Glyn shows how to apply practice and exercises to live rolling and it makes a huge difference. I've still got a lot of practice ahead of me but I can see better breathing is going to significantly improve not only my jiu jitsu but also in managing stressful situations full stop. Highly recommended.
Very Detail Oriented
At Home Drills - NO GI by Helena Crevar
This video gives very detailed instruction and will be changing how I teach some of these drills to add new, important details. I definitely recommend if you want to improve your own skills or as an instructor to improve your students’ skills.
Pretty good 👍
Fix Your Fundamentals Half Guard by Jared Welman
A great overview on the fundamentals of half guard.
Lachlan Bars 💪
The Straight Armlock Anthology by Lachlan Giles
Great stuff Mr. Giles, thank you!