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This page lists reviews 25,551–25,600 of 89,207, newest first, covering 2025-02-26 to 2025-02-27. 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 25,551–25,600
Comprehensive and effective
Single Leg X Reimagined by Adam Wardzinski
I love Single Leg X, and have Adam's other videos on the Butterfly and Octopus Guard so I thought I'd try this. What I appreciate most are the chapters on countering the Sing Leg X counters - afterall, you can't do all these fancy follow ups etc if your opponent is good at countering, so you need to make sure you can counter their counters!
Old Guys
Jiu Jitsu For Old Guys: Fundamental Game Plan by Bernardo Faria
Everytime I watch this I find it more usueful, amazing fundamentals here
At last - awesome
Fundamentals of Guard Passing: Breaking Their Guard - Wall to Wall by Mikey Musumeci
Really glad this has been released! Fantastic
best of craig's
Power Ride: A New Philosophy on Pinning by Craig Jones
powerful system very good
Wow
Make Z Guard Great Again by Craig Jones
Incredible
Always tremendous
Triangles Enter The System by John Danaher
Great look at the interplay between triangles, entries, details, lots to work on and info for shorties like me
Class
Great entries and tweaks, very good
Great video
Arm Bars: Enter The System by John Danaher
Great details on the arm lock
Top pins
Systematically Attacking From Top Pins: Mount by Gordon Ryan
Great instructional - clear and comprehensive guide to no gi mount. Has given me lots of great options to explore.
Straight foward
Jay Rods Judo by Jay Rodriguez
love how the instructional is delivered i a straight forward manner, hence making the moves executable in live training
Straight foward
Jay Rods Judo by Jay Rodriguez
I love how the instructional is delivered i a straight forward manner, hence making the moves executable in live training
You can do them at home.
10 Top Dumbbell Movements by Jason Khalipa
Good exercises with dumbbells. They help with overall development. You can do them at home.
Respect
Flow: The Top Game by Roberto "Cyborg" Abreu
This is the release of a legendary master. You will find many useful details in it. Respect.
Great content
Systematically Attacking The Guard by Gordon Ryan
well broken down and explained with lots of detail
Woj Lock the World: A guide to the future of ankle locks by Chris Wojcik
Great details on how to transition from one lock to another!
Arm drag from everywhere
Master The Move: Arm Drags by John Danaher
Awesome, I will use this everywhere i can
Weight Distribution Masterclass by Professor Henry Akins
This was a really good series. Great tips that can be implemented quickly. I am a big fan of all of Akins content.
Weight Distribution Masterclass by Professor Henry Akins
I really enjoyed this series. Excellent tips that can be used very quickly. Really enjoy all of Akins content.
A comprehensive review of Gordon Ryan's Guard retention instructional videos
They Shall Not Pass by Gordon Ryan
Gordon Ryan's instructional videos on guard retention are a treasure trove of detailed techniques and strategies, showcasing his mastery of no-gi jiu-jitsu. As one of the most renowned grapplers in the world, Ryan brings an unparalleled level of expertise to the table, making these videos invaluable for anyone looking to improve their guard game. The videos are packed with high-quality information, covering a wide range of guard retention techniques, including those for X guard, half guard, seated guard, and more. Ryan's approach is meticulous, focusing on both loose and tight guard passes, and he provides clear explanations of how to maintain control and prevent opponents from advancing. The level of detail is impressive, with Ryan highlighting subtle nuances that can make all the difference in a match. One of the strengths of these videos is their ability to cater to different skill levels. While beginners will find the foundational techniques invaluable, advanced practitioners will appreciate the depth and complexity of the strategies presented. However, the sheer volume of information can sometimes feel overwhelming, especially for those new to these techniques. This is not a drawback; rather, it means that the videos offer a wealth of knowledge that can be revisited and explored as one progresses in their training. A significant advantage of these instructional videos is their rewatch value. As you practice the techniques, you'll find that revisiting the videos allows you to pick up on details you might have missed initially. This is particularly useful for refining your skills and understanding the intricacies of guard retention. For instance, Ryan's emphasis on maintaining connections and controlling the opponent's movements can be practiced and then reinforced by revisiting specific sections of the video. In conclusion, Gordon Ryan's guard retention instructional videos are a must-have for anyone serious about improving their jiu-jitsu skills. While the depth of information can be daunting at times, it ensures that these videos will remain a valuable resource throughout your training journey.
simple and amaizng
Submissions From Everywhere by JT Torres
The techniques presented here are very simple and immediately be added to anyone's game. There are a few techniques I saw here that I will absolutely be adding to my game.
Brilliant
The Mirroring Principle: Quantum Half Guard by Wim Deputter
Amazing from Wim as usual. Excellent information to improve your knowledge of the half guard game.
Finding the dance choke
Finding The Darce Choke Everywhere by Joel Bouhey
One of my favorite instructionals. Great content, efficient and to the point.
Building a Better Guard
Building a Better Guard by Italo Moura
This instructional addresses different aspects of the guard that are not often covered. In particular, the level change portion can make a difference in your game. Good basic strategies are covered.
Guard passing
High Percentage Gi Passes by Gordon Ryan
Some really interesting details. Definitely worth watching
Insane details
The De La Riva System Part 1: The Foundation by Mikey Musumeci
Mikey is so comprehensive and makes every part of DLR clear.
excelente
Effective Closed Guard Combinations: Sweeps & Submissions by Denilson Pimenta
buen tutorial
completo
Effective Closed Guard Combinations: Sweeps & Submissions by Denilson Pimenta
los detalles que utiliza
excelente
Effective Closed Guard Combinations: Sweeps & Submissions by Denilson Pimenta
muy buenos detalles
Very accessible
Jiu Jitsu For Old Guys: Fundamental Game Plan by Bernardo Faria
Paying off nicely already! I was able to put some of the early techniques to use during my next class. I really enjoy the clear breakdown of each sequence, thank you
Fundamentals are king
Foundations of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu by Bernardo Faria
I really like Bernardos explanations, simple and effective
Jiu jitsu for old guys
Jiu Jitsu For Old Guys: Nasty Control & Sneaky Submissions by Bernardo Faria
Awesome for punishing blue and purple belts you won't make any freinds using these moves
death from below
Death From Below by Mikey Musumeci
Footlock
butterflyguard 3.0
Butterfly Guard Rediscovered 3.0 by Adam Wardzinski
amazing! I got more content than i expected.
Triangle Machine!
The Triangle Machine by Craig Jones
Great Instructional for improving triangles!
Great for Older Athletes!
Jiu Jitsu For Old Guys: Fundamental Game Plan by Bernardo Faria
Great foundational game plan for older athletes!
Great Instructional!
Jiu Jitsu For Old Guys: Nasty Control & Sneaky Submissions by Bernardo Faria
Brilliant controls and submissions!
Breaking Legs and Breaking Hearts by Garry Tonon
Highly recommend. Excellent info
Underrated area of study
Exit The System by Garry Tonon
I liked Garry's approach to this important topic and the clear explanation. This has gotten me out of many "deer in the headlights" situations that would have otherwise ended poorly. While it is certainly satisfying to submit someone, escaping is always a relief. And confidence builder!
Great!
Jiu Jitsu For Old Guys: Nasty Control & Sneaky Submissions by Bernardo Faria
Brilliant instructional with well explained controls and submissions!
Great drills, easily implemented
Outside No Gi Passing Combos by Elder Cruz
I was pleased overall with how quickly I could place these combos into my game. My students and myself have seen our nogi passing increase greatly after just a few sessions using the techniques. Considering the price and utility this was a good investment!
turtle plata
The Turtle Guard Revisited by Eduardo Telles
options during turtle
Interesting
Lung Ride System by Liam Resnekov
Will be interesting to see if the material is actually applicable, will update after a few go arounds trying to smash the lungs of my uke.
Foundations of BJJ No-Gi
Foundations of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu No-Gi by Bernardo Faria
Great overview of the basics
Brillaint
10 for 10 Yoga by Sebastian Brosche
Fantastic routines for getting into stretching that cover the whole body.
Very good
Half Guard Passing and Dynamic Pins: BJJ Fundamentals - Go Further Faster by John Danaher
Very good
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Mastering The Baratoplata by Joao Miyao
GOOD
The Fastest Way: To Become an Effective Guard Passer (No n Danaheri ) by John
The Fastest Way: To Become an Effective Guard Passer (No Gi) by John Danaher
principals and concepts in this video are clearly explained,
A Slew of Safe, Beginner-Friendly Takedowns
Not Judo by Joel Tudor and Magid hage
Tudor does a super job of breaking down the fundamental components of a bunch of wrestling and judo-style takedowns and making them user-friendly and relatively safe--whether you're a beginner or a seasoned practitioner. Highly recommended for the 40+ crowd looking for takedowns that won't break our bodies!
A Slew of Safe, Beginner-Friendly Takedowns
Not Judo by Joel Tudor and Magid hage
Tudor does a super job of breaking down the fundamentals components of a bunch of wrestling and judo-style takedowns and making them user-friendly and relatively safe--whether you're a beginner or a seasoned practitioner. Highly recommended for the 40+ crowd looking for takedowns that won't break our bodies!
Great video
Foot Sweeps, Ankle Picks and Tripods Engineering by Adam Wardzinski
Excellent video