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This page lists reviews 17,101–17,150 of 89,207, newest first, covering 2025-08-09 to 2025-08-10. 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 17,101–17,150
Great content!
Just stand up! Solid instructional from Craig
Worth it
How to Pass Guards Quickly and Easily Using Leg Attacks by Craig Jones
It's worth adding to your library. You may not always remember everything but it's worth having
DP is doing God's work
Blackout Grappling Counter Cradles by David Petrone
Every instructional I pick up from these two is super solid.
Expected more turlte
The Naked Turtle by Eduardo Telles
Expected more turlte and moves out of turtle
Nice instructional
Mastering The Lasso Guard by Marcos Tinoco
Great techniques, suit perfectly to my game
Nice
Mastering The Lasso Guard by Marcos Tinoco
Great techniques, suit at all levels
BJJ for old guys
Jiu Jitsu For Old Guys: Nasty Control & Sneaky Submissions by Bernardo Faria
Great resource for older grapplers, or any age for that matter. Simple systematic approach to controlling positions and working towards the submission without putting yourself in vulnerable positions or wasting energy unnecessarily. Highly recommended.
Highly recommended!
High Tech BJJ In The Gi by Tom DeBlass
A great Jiu Jitsu instructional based on simple, effective and non athletic techniques and movements that are applicable to all. Thank you Tom for a great set! Highly recommend.
Tom deblass Deep half guard
Framing Domination and Guard Recovery by Tom DeBlass
Great instructional
Top
Luta Livre Guard Passing by Thomas Loubersanes
Une superbe approche du passage de garde, très différente de ce que l'on apprend en jjb. Thomas Loubersanes nous apprend à passer en deniant à l'adversaire la possibilité d'installer une véritable garde. Très instructif.
The Fundamental Shrimp System by Todd Margolis
Good
Side attack
New Wave Jiu Jitsu: Side Attacks - Building a Devastating Side Control System by John Danaher
Awesome experience, very well executed
Grappling For Gringos by Chris Thompson
Chris Thompson's "Grappling for Gringos" is an absolute game-changer! From the moment you hit play, you can feel Chris's passion and expertise shine through. He has an incredible ability to break down complex BJJ concepts into simple, easy-to-understand steps, making this instructional a must-have for anyone looking to level up their game. The techniques are practical, effective, and beautifully explained. I've been a student of BJJ for years, and I still found countless "aha!" moments that have completely transformed my understanding of key positions. This isn't just an instructional; it's a masterclass in effective teaching. If you're serious about improving your BJJ, do yourself a favor and get "Grappling for Gringos" now. You won't regret it!
weight training for grappling
Weight Training For Grappling by Michael Israetel
dr.mike really knows his stuff and presents the info in a way thats easy to understand.
anaconda
Master The Move: The Anaconda Strangle by John Danaher
concepts of head elbow T alignment
darce
darce through armpit
Great
Precision Foot Sweeps by Steve Mocco
Great intro for learning wrestling in general also recommend his hand fighting instructional
Great Sambo instructional
Sambo Academy: Achilles Locks by Ivan Vasylchuk
I really enjoy this title it’s a straight ankle lock master class
JV Basics: Combat Course by Javier Vazquez
Excellent video to cover the basic Self-defense concepts. Trained boxing, wrestling, and Kali. We needed something for the basics of BJJ that added no fluff! As a trainer and coach this video does a excellent job for a beginner to build on.
Awesome
Judo Throws From Wrestling Ties by Patrick Spano
As both a Judoka and BJJ enthusiast I really enjoyed this title.
Fantastic
The 92 Double Sleeve Guard by Jay Wadsworth
Good technics!! I like the details....
Fantastic
The 92 Double Sleeve Guard by Jay Wadsworth
Details... Very good!
Awesome
Demystifying Ashi Waza by Shintaro Higashi
Good practical useful applications. Well done!
Perfect Details
The 92 Double Sleeve Guard by Jay Wadsworth
Nice... I liked the details in this video!
Review
Don't Get Passed by Chris Wojcik
Chris always has amazing instructionals!
Arm bar it all
Arm Bar It All by Shawn Melanson
Attacking from all angles very good instructional
Gordan Ryan mount
Systematically Attacking From Top Pins: Mount by Gordon Ryan
The only mount instructional you will ever need
Roger Gracie side control
The Roger Gracie Side Control System by Roger Gracie
How the best in the world controls position high recommend
Neil milanson leglocks
Ground Marshal Leglocks by Neil Melanson
Leglocks utilised by remaining on top not sitting back amazing details great instructor highly recommend
Roger Gracie closed guard
The Roger Gracie Closed Guard System by Roger Gracie
Incredible instructional showcasing the fundamentals of jiu jitsu at the highest level
😁
Single Leg X Reimagined by Adam Wardzinski
I learned a lot.
PED.Footlock System
P.E.D. Footlock system: Leg locks on Steroids by Dima Murovanni
5
Ageless BJJ Gi Top Game John Danaher
Ageless Jiu Jitsu: Winning When You're Older Or Less Athletic - Top Game Gi by John Danaher
Loved the ankle picks and knee picks in episode 1. Also great gripping information
BJJ for old guys gameplan Bernardo Faria
Jiu Jitsu For Old Guys: Fundamental Game Plan by Bernardo Faria
This helped me prepare for a gi tournament in 6 weeks, giving me a all round game plan. Won 3 out of 4 matches finished 5th🙏
Gold medal wrestling Henry cejudo
Gold Medal Wrestling by Henry Cejudo
As a judo player it is great to learn lower body takedowns which I don't have due to the rule changes. Thanks to videos from Henry Cejudo and John Danaher I have been able to hit some Double leg takedowns, singles and low singles in sparring 🙏
Great
Closed Guard: BJJ Fundamentals - Go Further Faster by John Danaher
John Danaher’s Closed Guard is a deep dive into one of BJJ’s most classic positions, presented with his signature systematic approach. He focuses on controlling posture, breaking alignment, and creating layered threats that keep opponents constantly defending. The material blends conceptual principles with precise step-by-step techniques, making it equally useful for building a game plan or sharpening existing attacks. As with all Danaher instructionals, the pacing is slow but packed with detail, rewarding patient study. It’s an excellent resource for anyone who wants to make their closed guard a dangerous, structured, and reliable position.
Great
Passing the Guard: BJJ Fundamentals - Go Further Faster by John Danaher
John Danaher’s Passing the Guard offers a highly structured system for dismantling opponents’ guards with precision and control. He emphasizes concepts like controlling distance, breaking alignment, and applying constant pressure before introducing specific passes for different guard types. The instruction is deliberate and detail-heavy, making it perfect for those who want to deeply understand the mechanics rather than just collect techniques. While the pace may feel slow for some, the clarity and logic of the system make it a resource you can revisit for years. It’s a comprehensive guide to turning guard passing into a methodical, high-percentage process.
Great
Guard Retention: BJJ Fundamentals - Go Further Faster by John Danaher
John Danaher’s Guard Retention & Recovery is a methodical, concept-driven breakdown of how to maintain and recover guard against skilled passers. He focuses on key principles—distance, alignment, and layered defenses—before moving into specific recoveries for common passing situations. The pacing is slow and analytical, which makes it ideal for students who enjoy understanding the “why” behind every movement. While beginners might find the depth overwhelming, it’s an invaluable long-term reference for serious practitioners. Overall, it’s a masterclass in turning guard retention into a structured, repeatable skill.
Ageless BJJ Gi Top game John Danaher
Ageless Jiu Jitsu: Winning When You're Older Or Less Athletic - Top Game Gi by John Danaher
Incredible passing so far, that requires very little athleticism
Great
Pin Escapes & Turtle Escapes: BJJ Fundamentals - Go Further Faster by John Danaher
John is the best for a reason. He goes into great detail so that you can understand and perform the escapes effectively. A+
Stupendi!
Foot Sweeps, Ankle Picks and Tripods Engineering by Adam Wardzinski
Utili e facili da applicare!
Best instruction
Pinning and Pressure Engineering by Adam Wardzinski
Concetti molto utili e facilmente applicabili
Great stuff
Craig Jones Mini Product The Reach Around AKA Octopus Guard by Craig Jones
Clever techniques, well explained
my favorite instructor for wrestling
Precision Foot Sweeps by Steve Mocco
treasure trove of knowledge in this one. I highly recommend this.
Bruno is awesome
How To Beat Bigger Guys: Half Guard Passing by Bruno Malfacine
Simple and effective. Well explained
Power Ride A new philosophy on pin
Power Ride: A New Philosophy on Pinning by Craig Jones
Craig jones is really good at incorporating bjj in mma and street scenarios, I can’t wait to train no gi after watching this. Although I’ve been incorporating this in my gi training
One of the greatest of all times!
Drop The World by Ronaldo "Jacare" Souza
I have a lot BJJ Fanatics courses of takedown and guard passings, but when I see this I knew it would be special. A Ronaldo Jacare course, like I had imagined, is great, is incredible.
Pin Escsped
Pin Escapes & Turtle Escapes: BJJ Fundamentals - Go Further Faster by John Danaher
John is a professor, by the way he breaks everything down , this video is something I’ve been looking for , took a couple of purchases to finally find the perfect teacher for me . John Danaher is a goat
Attacking From Mount
Systematically Attacking From Top Pins Bundle by Gordon Ryan
Great instructional! I like the detail on mount retention
great instructional
Essential Connections: Chest To Back - Behind The Elbows by Giancarlo Bodoni
Him and Danaher are my go-to's. I learned and retained so much from this instructional