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This page lists reviews 251–300 of 89,207, newest first, covering 2026-10-27 to 2026-10-29. 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 251–300
Buster Guard The Omoplata Funnel
Buster Guard The Omoplata Funnel by Lou Armezzani
Great breakdown of the Buster Guard, with details that make the position easy to understand and apply.
The butter way
Butterfly Guard Rediscovered 3.0 by Adam Wardzinski
So far it has been great I’ve started implementing the butterfly guard in live rolling, as a white belt who is pretty new to the game it has given me a brand new perspective and an aim to bring to live rolling. Adam’s teaching is amazing super clear and easy to follow along I can 1000% recommend this course you will not be disappointed
Fantastic Instructional
Precision Wrestling For Jiu Jitsu by Shawn Melanson
Easy to follow, great instructional, very helpful for my wrestling
Great overview
ArmbarZ A To Z: Juji Gatame by Justin Flores
I"m working my closed guard and he has a lot of nice variations and tips that have helped me work my armbar
Absolute game changer
Keystone Protocol by Attila Varga
Great from start to finish this program is a must have! Having struggled with a cycle of back injuries, with the last bout being especially difficult to recover from, this program has helped me to get myself back on the mat once again. It is super easy to follow and everything is broken down and explained in full. Attila is an amazing coach and this program is absolute gold..
Hybrid Approach To Wrestling For MMA by Darryl Christian
great info that doesn't get covered in traditional BJJ
The Hidden Engine by Jay Zeballos is an absolute MUST have.
The Hidden Engine: The Power of Knee Work in Jiu-Jitsu by Jay Zeballos
The level of detail is amazing. Combining that with the simplicity in which the techniques are explained, gives the perfect recipe for just about anyone (from competitors to hobbyists) to apply these techniques in live training. A must have in your collection of instructionals.
Very effective!
Fast Track BJJ: Jiu-Jitsu for Old Guys Pressure Passing System by Bernardo Faria
Both thorough and concise. The organization and clarity of this instructional should be a model for others to emulate.
Danaher Ankle Lock
Master The Move: The Ankle Lock by John Danaher
Very in depth breakdown of this ankle lock system. This really helped me understand the difference between Achilles locks and rotational ankle locks
The second learning curve
The Hidden Engine: The Power of Knee Work in Jiu-Jitsu by Jay Zeballos
The first learning curve of jiujitsu for me was learning how to use my hips. Then there came a point where certain positions render the hip useless, and I've come to rely on a lot of niche techniques to get out of those positions. I thought this was part of growth, that these were necessary parts of jiujitsu. But through this instructional I came to see that the knee actually is the glue that makes all the fundamental concepts of jiujitsu bind together. The hip is important but it's only as important as how much the rest of your body gives it weight, and so much of that "engine" is provided by the knees. Putting this into practice was really, really hard. I've had weeks of bodyaches putting my core to work but as a result I'm able to see a much more foundationally solid game in myself. These concepts will make sense, but your body will have to learn again like a white belt. I hope it's going to be worth it for you because it certainly is for me!
Engaging Without Regrets by Jozef Chen
Good stuff
Catch/ Shooto goodness
Anti Jiu Jitsu by Kazushi Sakuraba
Great stuff from someone whose done it
Pretty good
Sambo: The Top Game - A Blue Print For "Smeshing" by Khabib Nurmagomedov
Bice
Awesome!
Combinations and Clinch Work by Saenchai
Thank you!
On of the best modern mma grappling instructional videos I seen here
Dagestani Handcuffs Leg rides and Mechanical Proficiency by Malachy Friedman & Greg Jackson
The 2 coaches had great chemistry with their different expertise. Both had a really deep understanding and the ability to teach one of the best and most difficult systems to stop and learn as an mma grappler . I really like how they took the best grapplers in modern mma and deeply explained in a simple but also detailed way their best grappling technique and how to do the most damage from there with each coach and his area
great judo workouts
Judo @ Home Workouts by Travis Stevens
Nice for home drilling
Perfect break down💪🏽
Arm Bar It All by Shawn Melanson
Key details were explained and shown perfectly. Can’t wait to start drilling these asap!
Drill for skills :Guillotines by Placido Santos
Drill For Skill: Guillotines by Placido Santos
Very good instructional. Many applications of the high and low wrist guillotines with special emphasis on drilling for smooth skill acquisition and also entries into the submissions from snap downs, reversals an£ breakdowns. Live drilling shows this process in action with Placido correcting combatants during the rolls. I felt this helped understanding the chaining of techniques and submissions. Placido provides good life experience advice also. Highly recommended
Jui jitsu for old guys nasty control and sneaky positions
Jiu Jitsu For Old Guys: Nasty Control & Sneaky Submissions by Bernardo Faria
Excellent video. Well done, easy to understand. Older guy or not it will give you some good techniques to use on your next roll
The Secrets of The Brabo Choke
The Secrets of The Brabo Choke by Leo Vieira
Awesome!!!
Great Instructional !
Next Generation Closed Guard by Mica Galvao
The instructional video is excellent. As mentioned in some of the reviews, Mica shares excellent insights on grips, controls, and the transition between one position and another. It may seem like a “basic” instructional video, but it's highly recommended for learning or refining the closed guard. - One improvement: the audio is clear and functional... but it could be a little louder.
Insane Instructional
Attacking Outside Finishing Inside by Lucas Kanard
Absolutely loving this instrcutional so far, learning plenty of details about Lucas unique and dangerous game. Can't wait to work these on the mats. Would definitely recommend.
The Kimura Anthology
The Kimura Anthology by Lachlan Giles
The Kimura Anthology by Lachlan Giles is an outstanding resource for grapplers who want a deeper understanding of one of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu’s most versatile submissions. Giles breaks down the kimura system in a clear, logical way, showing how it can be used not only as a submission but also as a powerful control and transition tool. The instruction is detailed without feeling overwhelming, making it valuable for both intermediate and advanced practitioners.
Good program
Teaching Little Ninjas by Luke and Amy Harris
Really good and well put together instructional set for anyone who teaches.
Fast track is the way to go
Fast Track BJJ: Jiu Jitsu for Old Guys - Half Guard System by Bernardo Faria
Great, easy to find and review positions for practice
Good for teaching kids the basics
Intro To Youth Wrestling: Freestyle Fundamentals by Zack Esposito
These videos are good for parents hoping to teach their kids how to wrestle when there are no good wrestling gyms to take their kids to near by.
Goat
Love Daniel he is a goat and how he explained really funny and entertaining
Great - no fluff
Fast Track BJJ: Gi Mount Masterclass
This is a great, no fluff, concise instructional. I love the straightforward format and focus of this. I hope more of these style come out!
Amazing content
The Pendejo Guard by Craig Jones
Amazing content!
Front Headlock success
Systematically Attacking The Front Headlock by Gordon Ryan
Very reliable tactics
Great Instructional
Systematically Attacking The Legs by Gordon Ryan
Like all of Gordon’s products, super detailed with techniques that he has demonstrated work at the highest level of the game
Bulding Blocks Grip Mastery Course
Building Blocks: Grip Mastery Course by Arun Sharma
Mr Sharma adds alot of usefull submissions in situations, to use grips.
Power Ride 1.0
Power Ride: A New Philosophy on Pinning by Craig Jones
Excellent, paradigm changing concepts. Applicable for self defense/mma as well. Thanks Craig!
Leglocks: Enter The System by John Danaher
As someone who hadn't had much heel hook experience prior, this instructional was an excellent deep dive into some of the fundamental positions from which they can be attacked, the goals of each athlete in these positions, and various entries into leg attacks. Highly recommended.
Excellent Instructional
Shotgun K Guard by Mateusz Szczeciński
Amazing insight into Mateusz's K guard system and idea's. Great that he inckuded some of his signature Aoki lock stuff aswell
Muito bom
Single Leg X Reimagined by Adam Wardzinski
Muito bom mesmo
Great
Foot Prop Fundamentals Sasae Supremacy by Justin Flores
Great techniques, game changer on the mats,šo far.
Solid guillotine system
Finishing Guillotines From Everywhere by Alexandre Vieira
Good details on head control. QA test review for the app review popup.
Great instructional
The Berimbolo and Beyond by The Miyao Brothers
Clear details and well organized. QA test review for the app review popup.
Classic by the GOAT
The Roger Gracie Closed Guard System by Roger Gracie
Great intro to closed guard with lots of details. Really helped my game.
Good 👍
Power Ride 2.0 by Craig Jones
Craig Jones is best
Great
Forging The Guard: Mastering The Foundations of X-Guard by Giancarlo Bodoni
Great
Great
Modern 50/50 Fundamentals: Passing by Nick Salles and Danny Maira
Great
The Bees Knees!
The Hidden Engine: The Power of Knee Work in Jiu-Jitsu by Jay Zeballos
There's attention to detail but this is a breakdown for the details! Different perspective on utilizing the knees!
Just getting started with BJJ
Pin Escapes & Turtle Escapes: BJJ Fundamentals - Go Further Faster by John Danaher
I'm only weeks into my BJJ journey, deciding to take it up w/no martial arts experience at age 65. I have bought in fully to Prof Danaher's mantra that new white belts need to lock into the ability develop pin escapes, b/c that's where I'll be spending a lot of time for the foreseeable near term. I love his academic approach to transferring these concepts and techniques. With the aid of this video series, my goal is to make myself, not the scariest guy in the gym b/c of my offensive game, but rather I want to be the ****** that nobody wants to roll with b/c you can't keep him pinned. That's my short term/immediate goal, and I feel like this video series will be incredibly helpful toward getting me moving in that direction.
Straight to the point
Half Guard Passing by Jason Rau
He shows some very important concepts to keep in mind, along with practical ways to pass
Leg Locks
Leglocks: Enter The System by John Danaher
A wealth of Theory that helps you understand how to see what you are looking for.
Basics To Advanced: Open Guard Engagement
Basics To Advanced: Open Guard Engagement by Aaron Benzrihem
Prof Aaron is a great instructor and quite articulate at explaining the material in a methodical manner. The conceptual techniques shown are simple, yet effective and are consistently and repeatedly used at various levels of engagement.
Good stuff
Woj Lock 2.0 - Completing The Leg Lock Game by Chris Wojcik
Good technique and look into the mind of a great leg locker
BLUE BELT REQUIREMENTS
Blue Belt Requirements 2.0 by Roy Dean
EXCELLENT MATERIAL