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This page lists reviews 3,351–3,400 of 89,207, newest first, covering 2026-07-17 to 2026-07-18. 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 3,351–3,400
Good wrestling for BJJ instructional
Nice new perspective on wrestling in BJJ
Essential movement
Self Mastery: Solo BJJ Training Drills by John Danaher
This series of videos covers all the basic movements of jiujitsu. If you are new to the art, take the time to perfect them. Jiujitsu is, after all, just variations of all these movements chained in transitions.
Ageless
Ageless Jiu Jitsu: Winning When You're Older or Less Athletic - Top Game No Gi by John Danaher
Good for old heads
Great place to start
Leg Lock Starter Pack by Drew Weatherhead
Nice, well organised with lots of details
Legs
Simplify The System: Sumi Gaeshi (The Butterfly Sweep) by Brian Glick
Legs
great details
The Sacrifice Throw Blueprint by Dainis Nguyen-Huu
great details
Hidden gem
The Hip Kimura by Mike Gardner
Short and precise instruction on uniq technique
Dahlia
The Fastest Way: To Develop An Unpassable Guard by John Danaher
Dahlia
100% worth your money
The Sacrifice Throw Blueprint by Dainis Nguyen-Huu
This instructional completely changed how I approach sacrifice throws in BJJ. The techniques are broken down into easy-to-follow steps with a strong emphasis on timing, entries, and connecting each throw to the next attack. I appreciated how practical everything felt for live rolling rather than just drilling. It’s a great resource for anyone looking to add effective, high-percentage takedowns to their game.
Craig jones b bottom team
The videos think outside the traditional box of moves.
Great instructional
No Gi Open Guard Volume 2: De La Riva & Waiter by Lachlan Giles
Good info and detail
Good counters to outside passing
Sloppy Seconds: Countering The Outside Passer by Eoghan O' Flanagan
Good details on shotgun armbar and other counters
Very good butterfly guard instructional
Down Right Sloppy Half Butterfly by Eoghan O'Flanagan
Good details on the arm saddle
Great stuff
Blackout Grappling Counter Cradles by David Petrone
If you play cradles it's a must have
Amazing for the false reap
Trials Winning Leg Locks by Taylor Pearman
First instructional that made the false reap work for me!
The Sacrifice Throw Blueprint
The Sacrifice Throw Blueprint by Dainis Nguyen-Huu
Highly recommended instructional from Dainis Nguyen-Huu. An excellent way to incorporate Judo techniques into your BJJ game. He explains the techniques that are easy to understand and follow. Great for competitive players and hobbyists alike. This instructional has something for everyone.
ultimate guide to the single leg x guard
Ultimate Guide To The Single Leg X Guard by John Gutta
The instructional gives you ways to enter into single leg x and then into other guards.
Muito bom
Muito bom, recomendo
Aoki lock
Shotgun Aoki Locks by Mateusz Szczecinski
After Polaris everyone knows how dangerous his ankle locks are, very good details on them
Great information
Experimenting with Leg Locks by Jeff Glover
I can see myself going back to learn from these for many years
Top!
Master The Move: The Ankle Lock by John Danaher
This is the best insructional on this topic I have ever seen.
Changing my game!! 🙏�
The Sacrifice Throw Blueprint by Dainis Nguyen-Huu
This course is incredible! I started with this instructor’s Footsweep the world course and immediately started finding success. I’m a 51 yo man who pulled guard exclusively as I feared the standup. This course has now added great and intuitive ways for me to add throws. 👊�🔥 Please keep making more courses as I need them!!!
perfect for my game
Tactical Turtle by Neil Melanson
1000
Leveled up my side control
Cross Side Domination by Professor Henry Akins
This is one of the most useful courses I've watched. It really helped develop a game plan from side control and not just "ok now what?"
Great content!
Power Ride: A New Philosophy on Pinning by Craig Jones
Great concepts to think about!
Details
The Fastest Way: To Develop An Unpassable Guard by John Danaher
Amazing
Details
Master The Move: The Side Crucifix by John Danaher
Amazing
Details
Master The Move: The Straight Arm Bar Ude Gatame - The Fastest Arm Lock by John Danaher
AMazing
Details
Master The Move: Arm Drags by John Danaher
Amazing
Details
Master The Move: The Anaconda Strangle by John Danaher
Amazing
Details
Master The Move: The American Lock by John Danaher
Amazing
Details
Systematically Attacking The Guard: Half Guard Passing by Gordon Ryan
Amazing
Game Changer
The Sacrifice Throw Blueprint by Dainis Nguyen-Huu
I’ve been training BJJ for 8 years and always felt my throws were a weak point, especially the dramatic sacrifice techniques. This instructional by Dainis Nguyen-Huu is exactly what I needed. The production quality is top-tier (as usual for BJJ Fanatics), and the instructor explains concepts in a way that even intermediate grapplers can absorb quickly. If you want to expand your stand-up game and add some high-percentage (and fun) sacrifice throws without getting smashed, this is worth every penny.
Great Course
Fix Your Fundamentals Escapes by Jared Welman
I liked the content and learned quite a bit. Thank you!
Great Instructional
Open Guard: BJJ Fundamentals - Go Further Faster by John Danaher
Great Instructional - can't go wrong with John Danaher
Great dvd
Modern MMA Footwork: Range Control, Setups & Takedowns by Richie Van Houten
Awesome
Great Instructional
Jiu Jitsu For Old Guys: Fundamental Game Plan by Bernardo Faria
Great Instructional - unfortunately a lot of it is increasingly applicable as I am getting old.
Game Changer
The Sacrifice Throw Blueprint by Dainis Nguyen-Huu
I’ve been training BJJ for 8 years and always felt my throws were a weak point, especially the dramatic sacrifice techniques. This instructional by Dainis Nguyen-Huu is exactly what I needed. The production quality is top-tier (as usual for BJJ Fanatics), and the instructor explains concepts in a way that even intermediate grapplers can absorb quickly. If you want to expand your stand-up game and add some high-percentage (and fun) sacrifice throws without getting smashed, this is worth every penny.
Fun watch
Kimura Hunting by Kazushi Sakuraba
I was concerned how easy this would be to follow since a translator is being used, however this proved to be no problem. I thought this was not only interesting but fun to watch. I also landed the first move taught in my first attempt while rolling, so that alone made me happy.
Master the Move: Toreando Guard Pass by John Danaher
Amazing
Fantastic Value great instruction
The Sacrifice Throw Blueprint by Dainis Nguyen-Huu
Great instruction with material laid out in an easy to digest manner. Great add for stand up improvements
Master The Move: The Knee Cut Guard Pass by John Danaher
Amazing
Master The Move: The Shoulder Crunch Series by John Danaher
Amazing
Master The Move: The Ankle Lock by John Danaher
Amazing
Master The Move: The Back Crucifix by John Danaher
Amazing
The scarfhold the soul stealer
The Scarf Hold The Soul Stealer by Henry Akins
Awesome position and details to dominate
jesse
The Sacrifice Throw Blueprint by Dainis Nguyen-Huu
Many great details and very easy to understand
Great instructional
The Sacrifice Throw Blueprint by Dainis Nguyen-Huu
Really great instructional to help bridge BJJ guard players with some sort of stand up system Simple system that offers suprising depth of options between sweeps, pulls, and submissions High percentage techniques that are easy to apply
Throws That Work!
The Sacrifice Throw Blueprint by Dainis Nguyen-Huu
Another solid instructional from Dainis Nguyen-Huu! I found a lot of success with the foot sweep blue print and now I am adding these sacrifice throws to my game. After watching many of his highlights using these throws, I gad to make sure to grab this! Do yourself a huge favour and add this to your collection, you will not be disappointed.
Clear and practical
The Sacrifice Throw Blueprint by Dainis Nguyen-Huu
Very good instructional. Clear and practical. The techniques are broken down in a way that makes them easy to understand, with plenty of detail on timing, grips, and common mistakes. Looking forward to adding some of these to my game and using in upcoming competitions.