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This page lists reviews 32,951–33,000 of 89,207, newest first, covering 2024-10-31 to 2024-11-01. 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 32,951–33,000
Excelent
New Wave Jiu Jitsu: No Gi Guard Passing by John Danaher
Very good structure , to understand the passing principals .
Every movement is efficient and very capable of being performed by a older guy.
Kimura: Enter The System by John Danaher
Gold!
Very good
Fighting Back From Leg locks by Nicky Ryan
Very good
Good
Buggy Choke The World From Everywhere UPDATED by Paulo Marmund
Lots of good variations
Really good
Engaging Without Regrets by Jozef Chen
Really good
This guy knows ehat he's doing
Straight to Valhalla Front Headlock by Kasper Larsen
Very detailed, digestible instructional... Quality content!
Nice
No Gi Judo For Grapplers by Satoshi Ishii
Nice
Very detailed🤙�
Systematically Attacking The Scrimmage: Beginners Guide To Success by Gordon Ryan
Very detailed🤙�
Awesome technique
Jiu Jitsu For Old Guys: Fundamental Game Plan by Bernardo Faria
Awesome technique! I already used this technique on the mat! So.many thanks for wonderful instructional!
Great instructional
Master The Move: Arm Drags by John Danaher
His another great masterpiece It worth every penny!
Effective technique
Hidden BJJ Secrets by Luiz Panza
Thank for sharing super powerful technique! His instructional make my technique stronger!
Amazing technique
Dismantling And Passing The Half Guard: Half Guard Top by Professor Henry Akins
As always His instructional is masterpiece!
Very detailed
Systematically Attacking The Guard: Half Guard Passing by Gordon Ryan
Very detailed
Wrestling Standard
The Fastest Way: To Becoming Effective In Standing Position by John Danaher
It is time to up the game � This is the GOAT standard what do you need this Days. Explained in a way easy to Understand
Impressive library
BJJ Fanatics Insiders Club - 7 Days Free-Trial
Impressive library of privates with the best in the game with weekly and monthly updates. Much recommended for someone who's looking for how does privates look with the greatests
Well worth a look
Fundamental Grappling Escapes by William Tackett
William Tackett is a genius and this instructional, whilst not the most comprehensive, has been tested at the highest level.
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Fundamentals of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Escapes Gi & No Gi by Lachlan Giles
Very good for escapes, fundamental to learn, especially as a white belt
Best instructional I have
Systematically Attacking Triangles by Gordon Ryan
He is the best instructor and jaw dropping technique, I was able to learn and use these triangles and entries right away
Love it
Intro to Standing And Passing Guard 101 by Chris Haueter
One 1/3 of the way through and already learnt a few things. I love Chris' knowledge and insights. Thank you.
fantastic!
Kimura Hunting by Kazushi Sakuraba
so many details. glad I found this one
Great butterfly passing options
Passing The Butterfly Guard by Jason Hunt
Passing Butterfly Guard is a difficult and valuable skill everybody should work on. This course can definitely help on this task. Good positions, useful concepts, it's a great place to learn the stuff.
Interesting stuff
Movement Is Medicine - Mobility Training by Jared Welman
Interesting stuff. I need to improve my health. Stretch some muscles. I will definitely work on that.
Thanks for the material
No Gi Sneaky Submissions by Kaelum Kalista
Good techniques. I will study Thanks for the material.
The Deepest Half by Dallas Niles
The Deepest Half by Dallas Niles
Deep Half Guard
good
The Buzzsaw Bundle by Andrew Wiltse
good
An absolute goldmine of information.
Ageless Jiu Jitsu: Winning When You're Older Or Less Athletic - Top Game Gi by John Danaher
There is SO much information in this video series, and all of it is top quality. Danaher is one of the best in the business, and it really shows here. His attention to detail is unparalleled. He walks through dozens of scenarios and breaks down the moves in detail in ways that are simple and realistic. I can't recommend this video series enough.
Best ever
High Percentage Chokes: No Gi by Lachlan Giles
I absolutely LOVE this instructional and have re-visited it over and over again throughout the years. Lachlan in an incredible instructor--his directions are clear and precise, and the dvd is organized in a way that makes sense 1) if you're viewing chronologically or 2) If you're skipping around. more importantly, his dvd has leveled up my front headlock game significantly. while he talks about individual chokes, which IS helpful, what's really helpful is how he explains the connections between chokes, showing so many possibilities. finally, my fave darce set up I learned from this video, and it works on anyone regardless of size! this is my fave instructional ever
Strategy
90 Day Project Based Jiu Jitsu by Josh Vogel
A really interesting and systematic to focus your own journey. Enjoyed it!
Not basic.
Basic Bitch Knee Cuts by Ffion Davies
Lots of great setups and options by the lady GOAT.
Simple but not easy
Weight Distribution Masterclass by Professor Henry Akins
This is being lost on modern JJ because it's not flashy, and it's a process to learn how to adjust and shift your weight correctly. Compared to flashy berinbolos, it's not that fun; but if you've ever felt Henry's pressure, or watched him make BBs feel like white belts, you know this is where magic happens. This is a great overview with clear and concise info from Henry on this critical JJ skill. Def recommend.
Review
Shotgun Aoki Locks by Mateusz Szczecinski
Very interesting
Good course
No Gi Judo For Grapplers by Satoshi Ishii
Good
Mark
The Snap Guard by Neil Melanson
A really aggressive seated guard approach. Another hit from Neil!
Good Course
Takedown Mastery by Aaron Brooks
Good Course!!
Test
Escapes from Everywhere by Bernardo Faria
Fagsg
Good course
Escapes from Everywhere by Bernardo Faria
Very good
Good!
Escapes from Everywhere by Bernardo Faria
Good course
Mark
The Headhunter Guillotine Series by Neil Melanson
An aggressive approach from seated guard. Another great piece of the game from Neil
Always improving after watching JD
Master The Move: Arm Drags by John Danaher
Key pointers explained
they shall not pass
They Shall Not Pass by Gordon Ryan
Gordon Ryan’s video instructional They Shall Not Pass is a must-watch for anyone looking to master guard retention in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. In this detailed series, Ryan expertly breaks down key techniques focused on hip movement, framing, and posture, providing clear, actionable insights that can be applied in live sparring. His emphasis on connection and awareness helps viewers grasp the underlying principles of effective guard retention. This instructional offers invaluable strategies for grapplers of all levels, making it an essential addition to any BJJ practitioner’s library.
ETS - Kimuras
Enter The System Bundle by John Danaher
another Danaher gem, Enter The System for detailed Jiu Jitsu
Good
Complete Cage Control by James Krause
I like the moves that are taught in video. They call be chained together. Very useful.
Worth the price!
Foundations of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu by Bernardo Faria
Great content! Great value for what you get
Great video
Systematically Attacking From Open Guard Seated Position by Gordon Ryan
change my mind about open guard
Great instructional
Systematically Attacking The Guard by Gordon Ryan
Solid instructional. I will definitely be buying the rest of his content. I'm already noticing vast improvements in my guard passing. I recommend this to all belt levels and ages.
double wrist lock
Championship Level Catch Wrestling by Josh Barnett
great
Great info
Mastering The Knee Weave System by Kyle Watson
Great tools for my grappling toolbox. Great instructions.
Useful information
Lung Ride System by Liam Resnekov
Great instructional
Another great installment in Faria saga
How To Kill The Half Guard Encyclopedia by Bernardo Faria
Great instructional!
Five stars
Protect Ya Neck by Zach Makovsky
Great instructional.