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This page lists reviews 31,301–31,350 of 89,207, newest first, covering 2024-11-26 to 2024-11-27. 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 31,301–31,350
great details!
Habits For Highly Effective Jiu-Jitsu by Garry Tonon
great details on a variety of positions
Another great Danaher Instructional!
Ageless Jiu Jitsu: Winning When You're Older and Less Athletic - Bottom game: Gi by John Danaher
This one is very useful for older athletes, it improved my bottom position game by a lot.
Best breakdown of the DLT I've seen
How to Double Leg Anyone by Kevin Lee
Kevin is the man. Breaks down the the double leg in concise steps and provides the details for wrestling, bjj, and mma. The "triangle of death" alone is a game changer. Get it if you want to upgrade your wrestling
Most Complete half guard instructional
The Half Guard Anthology by Lachlan Giles
This is the most Complete half guard instructional I have found, this will provide material to work for months
brilliant
Collar Sleeve Inside Control System by Mikey Musumeci
different to how others teach this position and great details!
Adam's the man
Foot Sweeps, Ankle Picks and Tripods Engineering by Adam Wardzinski
great sweeps and attacks vs standing opponents.
Best Half Guard Series
Systematically Attacking From Half Guard by Gordon Ryan
I've gotten a lot of courses on Half Guard, Deep Half, Half Butterfly, and Lockdown, and this is by far the best course I've seen. Lots of great concepts
James
IBJJF Legal Leg Attack Secrets by Dean Lister
Great video to advance with new attacks
Simple
Leglocks Unlocked by Tum Energia
So happy I bought this very simple and clear instruction.
The Shin Guard System by Ryan Gruhn
The Shin Guard System by Ryan Gruhn
The Shin Guard System
A must to better your triangle
The Triangle Machine by Craig Jones
This video is worth the time and money. The small details Craig Jones explains and demonstrates can really take your technique from good to elite. If you have long legs or you just really like triangles do your self a favor and invest in you.!
Usefull Content
Master The Move: The Straight Arm Bar Ude Gatame - The Fastest Arm Lock by John Danaher
Very useful, structured and step by step Content.
Judo!!
No-Gi Judo Throws by Shintaro Higashi
Amazing material, love the amount of takedowns!
Chair guard magic
The Chair Guard by Nisar Loynab
great stuff! camera angles improve as it progresses. 4/11 and waiter really well ilustrated!
For the big & slow lads
100 Kilos Kill System by Carlos Catania
Great techniques to round out the game of bigger lads when you don’t have the speed and agility of your opponents in the gym.
The best leglock intro, ever
Leglocks 101 by Charles Harriott
I attended a class by Charles at a Globetrotter camp, which impressed me so much I brought him to my club for a few seminars and my own Artemis BJJ camps. Once this instructional came out, I bought it immediately. Since then, it has been the foundation of how I teach leglocks. So if you're looking for an articulate, concise and safe introduction to leglocks, look no further. Leglocks 101 is the gold standard.
Priceless
First Principles: Back Mount by Stephen Whittier
This makes having your back taken fun. The Rickson details about head movement and getting power from the ground thru your legs are worth the price alone.
Second to none
Strangles & Turtle Breakdowns: BJJ Fundamentals - Go Further Faster by John Danaher
Danahers instructionals are the standard by which all others should be judged. Is it worth it? That depends on how important it is for you to be good at Gi chokes. The details here will accelerate your submission game in the Gi by years. Highly recommend this.
Liked it
This is a good instructional, but I don't think it's a complete bottom game system. It covers escaping turtle, 4-point, and Rear Body Lock, along with Wrestling-Up, really well. It also covers B-Teams general philosophy which was interesting. Then their was the guard the video covered. Reverse Z Guard was interesting and seemed useful, but it's an interesting choice of guard and seemed to be specific to being body lock passed, there was also the issue of if your opponent knows what it is they can stifle you as you're trying to set-up Reverse-Z. Overall, great video I just felt the guard section was a little thin, would have hoped to have had one more type of guard covered, but I do understand that potentially takes another instructional idea away from Craig.
The King
They Shall Not Pass by Gordon Ryan
My guard retention has improve from this video.
Great course
Weight Training For Grappling by Michael Israetel
Useful info! Loved it
good
Milk The System: Leg Locks From Beginner To Advanced by Dan Manasoiu
good
unifying the system: Navigating between the DDS Submissions System
Unifying The Systems: Navigating Between The DDS Submissions Systems by Garry Tonon
fantastic instructional
Informative
Champions Mindset by Bernardo Faria
A great course to find answer's to your questions. Bernardo did really great explaining.
Leg locks down under
Down Under Leg Attacks by Craig Jones
Good
Excellent details
Collar Sleeve Inside Control System by Mikey Musumeci
Different perspective on a well covered guard
No filter Jeff
Break Your Dummy Not Your Friends by Jeff Glover
Jeff glover is just different, I love his direct transparent no filter approach
Enter The Sandman
Enter The Sandman by Jay Pages
Good stuff!!! Excellent details and useful tips.
basic is all
Self Mastery: Solo BJJ Training Drills by John Danaher
good for me
Side Control Mastery
Side Control by Eliot Marshall
Very well explained
Kimuras
Kimura System by Marcelo Cohen
Good
Thorough
The Pillars Of Defense: Leg Lock Escapes and Counter Locks by Gordon Ryan
Classic GR
Excellent Insight on the half guard position
Dismantling And Passing The Half Guard: Half Guard Top by Professor Henry Akins
Henry is in a league of his own! Exceptional explanation's of the position and technique's, that gives you not only the how to do it but the why also which is not to often explained or built on from the topic at hand. The few little details on why we're working from "home base" position and how to maintain the position was a game changer for me and worth the buy!
Rody Lock
Rody Lock: The Nick Rodriguez Body Lock System by Nick Rodriguez
good instructional
This is a great single exercise manual
Solo Drills for Jiu Jitsu Ground Series by Ari Goldman
This is a great single exercise manual and I'm glad I bought it. I understand and love working out alone, it makes real progress. So if you are like me, go ahead and get it. Thank you.
Good advice
Ripped In 12 Weeks Intermittent Fasting & Easy Bodyweight Fitness by Tom Deblass
Interesting perspective and advice
Interesting
No Gi Chokes From Everywhere by Miko Hytonen
With the caveat that everything takes practice, Miko shows each step of the way - good practical techniques.
Game plan for getting dominant position
How To Tap Higher Belts: The Secrets To Getting Good At Grappling Fast by Jay Rodriguez
This instructional emphasis how to get into better positions. You learn some high percentage takedowns. How to get out of bottom position, attack from turtles, and some decent passes. All of this is great for people who have a solid BJJ base but want some techniques to amplify their game. It's very digestible as well which makes it a quick instructional to apply.
Geo Bear Trap
Geo Bear Trap by Geo Martinez
Clear, easy to follow. Lots of details but not overwhelming.
escapes
Edging Your Way Out Of Danger: Submission Escapes - BDSM Jitsu by Craig Jones
great fundamental submission escapes
Comprehensive Resource for Triangles
Triangles Enter The System by John Danaher
This series is encyclopedic in its coverage of the theory behind, entries into, and finishes for triangle chokes (strangles). i particularly enjoyed the chapter on rear triangles.
Mind blowing experiencing
No-Gi Judo Throws by Shintaro Higashi
I crapped myself by the end of the first chapter, really!
Must-See
Mount Dominance by Brandon McCaghren
Excellent & very thorough exploration of taking, maintaining & exploiting mount. Didn't even make it to the 3rd chapter before I started noticing a difference in how I play mount. Even had my coach nodding in approval at some of my technique. So far this will be my go-to for nogi mount play when I need/want a refresher. I'll keep my eyes open for more instructionals from B-Mac.
The Battle Tested Half Guard Bernardo Faria
The Battle Tested Half Guard by Bernardo Faria
It's Bernardo do you I need to say more. Guy is a beast and knows his stuff.
Excellent
Kickboxing For Kids by Duane Ludwig
Using this with a teen. Just a great intro to kickboxing that is easy to follow and not intimidating.
good
The Pillars of Defense: Pin Escapes - Defensive to Offensive Cycles by Gordon Ryan
Gordon
Excellent technical matwork
The Complete Wrestling Riding System: Volume 1 by Hudson Taylor
This DVD is really detailed, which isn´t so usual for wrestling ones as it goes into such depth. The techniques are completely applicable to MMA and BJJ as well as quite a few for judo. I really liked the explanations and the way the techniques were organised. Highly recommended.
more subs!
Systematically Attacking From Half Guard by Gordon Ryan
can catch anyone at least once with these moves.
JD does it again
Ageless Jiu Jitsu: Winning When You're Older and Less Athletic - Bottom game: Gi by John Danaher
Fantastic instructional when you are back on the bottom and do not want to be humiliated again.
Sub anyone
Systematically Attacking From Half Guard by Gordon Ryan
can catch anyone at least once with these moves.