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This page lists reviews 18,701–18,750 of 89,207, newest first, covering 2025-07-02 to 2025-07-02. 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 18,701–18,750
Leglock entry
Leg Lock Entries by Helena Crevar
You get all the Danaher leglock entries (no finishes) with a different presenter.
Enter the Dark Side
The Essential Shin To Shin System by Shawn Williams
I tried this shin to shin into single leg X a lot but felt like I would get stuck. This helped me evolve my game and give me more options, and even better, helped me to enter the dark side of attacking legs.
Truck Your Mother
Truck The World by Geo Martinez
This is a lot of fun and has become a big part of my game. I love the calf slicer options from everywhere, just need to figure out how to twister your sister.
Leg lock entries
Leg Lock Entries by Helena Crevar
Very good Thank you. I recommend
Fondations of BJJ no gi
Foundations of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu No-Gi by Bernardo Faria
Very good. Thank you.
Wrestling 101
Hand Fighting Fundamentals by Steve Mocco
DVD is geared more toward wrestling and takedowns, not classic jiu jitsu.
Good stuff
Craig Jones Mini Product The Reach Around AKA Octopus Guard by Craig Jones
Craig is an excellent teacher, found the video very informative
Peach of an instructional from the Pearman
Leg Lock Stock And Barrel by Taylor Pearman
Excellent and straight to the point instruction No fluff
Great as always
Systematically Attacking From Open Guard Supine Position by Gordon Ryan
I bought this to build my foundation for guard in no-GI.
The Pillars of Defense: Pin Escapes - Defensive to Offensive Cycles by Gordon Ryan
The Pillars of Defense: Pin Escapes - Defensive to Offensive Cycles by Gordon Ryan
Exceptional like all other Gordon Ryan Instructionals
Great instructional
The Cobra Choke by Mike Demko
I met the instructor at jiu jitsu camp And he was super nice and helpful. Big fan of his content
Excellent
Fundamentals of Guard Passing: Breaking Their Guard - Wall to Wall by Mikey Musumeci
Great Insights to guard passing
Great way to keep learning
The Half Guard Anthology by Lachlan Giles
I work away so this allows me to keep learning while I have time off the mats
Loop Chokes!
Zero To Hero: Loop Chokes by Diego Bispo
A lot of great loop choke set ups from very basic to more advanced.
Review
Polish Power Passing by Adam Wardzinski
Solid video. I always go back and check this one out for reference.
Great passing concepts
Modern Split Squat Passing by Jason Rau
Excellent details and concepts related to an important style of passing.
Essential
The Sitting Turtle by Priit Mihkelson
Better defense leads to more offense. Prit is great at explaining defensive BJJ concepts.
The Sit Up Guard
The Sit Up Guard by Lucas Lepri
Excellent sweeps and passing form the best in the game.
The Sit Up Guard
The Sit Up Guard by Lucas Lepri
Excellent sweeps from the sit up guard. Coming from the best passer in the business.
The Sit Up Guard
The Sit Up Guard by Lucas Lepri
Great details for the sit up guard in the Gi. Great sweeps to top position.
“The Best X Guard Instructional I’ve Ever Studied
X Guard Evolution: Set Ups, Control, Sweeps,Back Attacks and Submissions by Andy Murasaki
Andy is my favourite BJJ competitor , I knew I had to get this as soon as it launch! “The Best X Guard Instructional I’ve Ever Studied – Andy Murasaki Delivers Gold” As someone who’s been training BJJ for nearly 4 years and has watched many instructional videos online from legends like Marcelo Garcia, Lucas Lepri, I can honestly say Andy Murasaki’s “X Guard Evolution” is on another level when it comes to clarity, technical depth, and live applicability. X Guard Like You’ve Never Seen It The title says “evolution,” and that’s not just marketing. Andy brings a modernized, competition-proven version of X Guard that blends classical mechanics with high-level transitions you see at Atos and IBJJF finals. This isn’t your typical “entry-sweep-done” course. He goes deep into: Clean, high-percentage entries from standing, De La Riva, shin-shin, and even from failed berimbolo positions. X Guard to Single Leg X transitions that are fast, safe, and pressure-ready. Advanced sweeps and off-balancing concepts—how to force reactions to open up high-value targets (like the back). Back-takes that WORK in gi and no-gi—a rarity in many guard-based instructionals. What stood out to me the most is how battle-tested each technique is. Andy doesn’t teach anything “just because.” Every movement feels like it’s been drilled a thousand times at Atos and used in real comp scenarios. Andy's teaching style is clear , detailed and structured ! He is shockingly good at breaking down mechanics. He doesn’t just say “grab the ankle” — he explains why you’re grabbing it, what angle your knee should be at, how your opponent’s base will shift, and what reactions to expect. He layers concepts well: first showing the basic move, then several common reactions, and finally the counters to those reactions. His positional drills are gold: they bridge the gap between “learning” and “applying” immediately. Every section flows logically — you never feel lost, even if your X Guard is relatively new. I was lucky enough to attend the seminar he gave in Singapore, and it absolutely solidified how effective his X Guard system is under pressure. I used two of his X Guard off-balancing setups that night in class and got a clean sweep and a back take. No joke. They just work! My final verdict 6/5 — A must-have for anyone serious about developing their open guard game! Andy Murasaki blends elite-level skill with elite-level teaching. Whether you’re building your first X Guard or refining your sweeps for comp, this is easily one of the best modern instructionals available. I’ve studied a lot of guard DVDs. This one? It lives on my “re-watch monthly” list. Period. If you’ve ever felt like your X Guard was “almost there” or your sweeps weren’t landing, this instructional is the missing puzzle piece. It combines structure with adaptability — the kind of stuff that makes you feel confident pulling guard against anyone!!
World class instruction
De La Riva Fundamentals by Danny Stolfi
Perfect balance of depth and simplicity
Glick's instructionals are great
Simplify The System: Sumi Gaeshi (The Butterfly Sweep) by Brian Glick
Very comprehensive and detailed. I like the summary chapter where he goes through the series with less detail. One of my favorite things is that he is smaller than his uke Placido.
the best course I've seem
The Complete North South Choke by Marcelo Garcia
truly one of the best courses I've ever seen, covering all details.
Great instructional
Ageless Jiu Jitsu: Winning When You're Older and Less Athletic - Bottom game: Gi by John Danaher
A well renowned coach gives you an entire gameplan for the bottom game!
Great Course!
The Naked Turtle by Eduardo Telles
Excellent course on the turtle. Covering many aspects which others don't.
Great video!!
Master The Move: The Back Crucifix by John Danaher
a lot of good content!
Nice
BJJ Fanatics Wrist Locks Masterclass
Nice
Amazing techniques
Catch Wrestling Takedown Solutions by Yuko Miyato
Super straight forward and super effective techniques that doesn't require insane athletic ability or anything.
Good Video!
Master The Move: The Back Crucifix by John Danaher
A lot of good instructions!!!
CJJA
How To Dominate Single Leg X by Dominique Bell
Really good instructions and insight
CJJA
The American Knee Cut by Mason Fowler
Most of The greatest in one instructional
Amazing
The Marcelo X Guard by Marcelo Garcia
Nice details about how to get the X-Guard from diferent situations.
The best website to learn bjj
BJJ Fanatics Ultimate Submissions
I feel more confident to teach, because it’s very easy to learn.it’s possible to learn details about the technical aspects.
Mr
Movement for Grappling by Scott Georgaklis with Travis Stevens
Great mobility, strength, movement patterns exactly where you need them
Fantastic
Leglocks: Enter The System by John Danaher
Great my game has improved greatly even after a few weeks I’ve been a lot more competitive with higher belts
NoGi & Gi Honestly
The Black Hole: No-Gi Closed Guard by Professor Henry Akins
Amazing tips and tricks for the specific grips/frames you might see in Nogi, but lots of concepts that work for the closed guard regardless of genre.
Get Dangerous
Mastering the Crucifix by Alexandre Pereira
One of the most detailed instructions I have seen Easy to understand,drills all you need
butterfly and x guard.
The Butterfly Guard System by Rafael Formiga
i thinked butterfly guar and x guard are one set. many easy combinations
Top instructional from one of Europe‘s finest
Crucifix Encyclopedia by Darragh O'Conaill
I already bought Darragh‘s X-Guard instructional due to a recommendation from a friend (and really enjoyed it). So when I started working on crucifixes it was nobrainer to get this one as well. And man, it delivered. Good to understand and implement techniques and a broad concept of what this position is all about. Highly recommended
Nightmare Back Defense: Submit Them by Thomas McAuliffe
Beneficial knowledge well explained very excited to hit the mats and bait my bache
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Self Mastery: Solo BJJ Training Drills by John Danaher
I haven't purchased anythin, stop spamming me
good
Master The Move: The Anaconda Strangle by John Danaher
good
amazing
Master The Move: The Anaconda Strangle by John Danaher
amazing
👍
Master The Move: The Back Crucifix by John Danaher
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Excelent butterfly encyclopaedia
Butterfly Guard Rediscovered 3.0 by Adam Wardzinski
Really complete, i cant wait to use this!
Excellent
Great content that brings to light to the turtle position and using wrestling in bjj
Power Ride
Power Ride: A New Philosophy on Pinning by Craig Jones
Love it! Very useful!!
battle tested pressure passing
Battle Tested Pressure Passing by Bernardo Faria
Great video, simple and it works!!
Great Foundations Course
Foundations of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu by Bernardo Faria
As someone working through foundations and just a few months in, this is a great refresher for the overwhelming amount of information taught in class. I can also move at my speed and hit rewind to watch techniques over and over.