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All BJJ Fanatics reviews, page 682
This page lists reviews 34,051–34,100 of 87,673, newest first, covering 2024-09-15 to 2024-09-16. 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 34,051–34,100
hard watch
Kimura System by Marcelo Cohen
tough to get through.
He doesn't need advertising
The Buchecha Arm Bar by Marcus "Buchecha" Almeida
There is always something to learn from the best, and I took a few things for myself. He doesn't need advertising. Learn.
Back attacks
The MG Back Attack System 2.0 by Marcelo Garcia
Marcelo Garcia's back attack system
Transferring wresting skills to BJJ
Wrestling For BJJ by Hudson Taylor
Excellent series focused on utilizing wrestling skills for BJJ
fantastic
Standing2Ground: Positional Dominance & Scrimmage Wrestling by John Danaher
John is always such an amazing teacher!
Clinch work
Clinch Wrestling Basics by Pat Smith
Solid instructional on fundamental greco clinch work
Kimura system
Kimura Domination by Tom DeBlass
Mr. DeBlass solid options for utilizing the kimura.
Top control
Filthy Cross Body Attacks by Neil Melanson
Excellent series focusing topcontrol
Judo Home Workout
Judo @ Home Workouts by Travis Stevens
I was afraid of this. Judo training is agro, and I am older with injuries and post-concussion syndrome. I needn't have worried. Most of this makes the complex foundation moves of judo confrontable. Really. At 26 minutes in Stevens forgets he is teaching to people of different skill levels; he begins rapid demonstration instead of instruction. The reason I still give it 5 stars is that the workout part of the content is less than the technical training part, making it twice as valuable to people beginning their judo journey.
No gi chokes baby
No Gi Chokes From Everywhere by Miko Hytonen
Big fan of Miko on Instagram and glad he came out with this awesome instructional!
great content
Timeless Pressure Passing by Rafael Lovato Sr.
excellent instructional. great details
Pragmatic, Wholistic, Well-Presented
Death By Mounted Triangle by Crystal Nadeau
A solid introduction to an oddly under-explored technique/position, at least on the Fanatics site. Some instructionals touch on it briefly -- particularly those geared toward advanced practitioners -- but this is the first I've seen that is (a) wholly dedicated to the subject and (b) consumable for beginners without feeling like a bonus "fluff" move. The instructor is competent and charismatic and her YouTube experience has given here a clear grasp of production and editing, which is a plus. It's nice to watch an instructional created by someone who knows how to give you enough explanation from enough angles to help you get a grasp of the nuances without getting bogged down with excessive detail, endless repetitions and unhelpful side tangents. I've been trying to implement mounted triangles into my game for some time now with mixed success -- mainly because actually locking the triangle from mount without losing balance or jamming yourself up is difficult. Nadeau offers simple solutions to those basic problems (which is super helpful to me personally), while also covering her bases with tried and true set-up and finishing details as well as ways to troubleshoot common problems. The instructional is rounded out by simple demonstrations on how to fight your way toward the mounted triangle from multiple positions, both on the ground and from standing -- a "whole game" approach similar to Alexandre Vieira's "Linking Half Guard And Pressure Passing" or Bernardo Faria's "Transition Mastery" -- which is an important consideration in general but especially important to the beginner who has yet to grasp the "big picture" of their game. I particularly enjoy her "broken" scarf hold / kuzure kesa gatme attacks because I'm already a big fan of traditional kesa and she's helped me to see opportunities and overlaps which I had previously missed. Note: At the time of filming Nadeau is a blue belt. A competitive blue belt, but a blue belt nonetheless, and that may be off-putting to some buyers who have become accustomed to buying from big name black belts and ONLY from big name black belts. This caveat aside, I found this instructional quite helpful and I hope Nadeau sticks with jiu jitsu all the way to black belt. I'd love to see what new details she discovers along the way.
Excellent video for us old guys!
Ageless Jiu Jitsu: Winning When You're Older or Less Athletic - Bottom Game by John Danaher
Excellent video for us old guys!
No Nonsense Z-guard
Make Z Guard Great Again by Craig Jones
Well organized instructional Common sense, no nonsense instructional great for beginners and advanced practitioners
solid instructional
No Gi Closed Guard by Ffion Davies
good details and easy to implement
BJJ Old Man Style
BJJ Old Man Style by Rick Ellis
I’mconsidered an old man for jits and this instructional has helped me in the gym slow the faster guys down.
1/2 guard anthology
The Half Guard Anthology by Lachlan Giles
All of Pr Giles dvd’s are excellent. This covers everything. It is laid out very well also.
This is gold!
No Gi Closed Guard by Ffion Davies
No Gi closed guard is a tough position for me so this instructional was a god send. High percentage attacks including some from the overhook position which is what often find myself in. Ffion Davies is probably the best female Jiu Jitsu grappler around so this is must buy.
Simple But Deadly
The Roger Gracie Side Control System by Roger Gracie
Simple but deadly effective system of control leading to submission from side control. Great addition to anyone's side control game and a great place to start if you're new to BJJ!
Wrestling for bjj
Wrestling For BJJ by Jeff Glover
This had been an extremely helpful instructional. Coming from a wrestling background it has allowed me to apply more of it to my bjj.
very awesome
Train With Your Kids by Joel Bouhey
awesome content is really helpful for my 4 year old daughter to see other little girls doing it
Great top game plan
Ageless Jiu Jitsu: Winning When You're Older Or Less Athletic - Top Game Gi by John Danaher
Really love all the details here. Great for all folks, not only older ones.
Great details even if one's not that old
Ageless Jiu Jitsu: Winning When You're Older or Less Athletic - Top Game No Gi by John Danaher
Great instructional if one want's to have a broader topic range covered in one instructional than typical Danaher DVD. And don't fall for marketing - things here gonna work not only for old guys. Having an entire volume on Americana Lock is a little bit an overkill though :)
Positive review
Weight Training For Grappling by Michael Israetel
Awesome stuff, Dr. Mike never disapoints!
***** turtle
The Naked Turtle by Eduardo Telles
learned an extra technique when turtle roll fails and turns into back take instead of turtleplata.
amazing halfguard knowledge
The Half Guard Anthology by Lachlan Giles
Great instructional for beginners all the way to advanced halfguard players
Great
The Thiefs Gambit by Shai Gerena
Instructional very effective Great techniques Great stuff
Great details
Interplay Between High Step and Body Lock Passing by Nicky Ryan
So much info! Awesome.
Awesome
The Naked Turtle by Eduardo Telles
awesome
Great Concepts
Get Off My Legs Gringo by Craig Jones
Craig does an amazing job filling in the details and concepts behind the goals of the saddle and 50/50, then further disects how to reverse engineer these positions to escape from them. Highly recommended.
Review
De La Riva Fundamentals by Danny Stolfi
Awesome instructional. He takes his time and is very thorough in his teachings.
Very Informative
The Fastest Way: To Become an Effective Guard Passer (No Gi) by John Danaher
Danaher does a great job of thoroughly explaining every movement in detail and why. Also shows the move in several angles. By far one of the best video instructors.
The Effective Closed Guard Submissions
The Effective Closed Guard Submissions by Marcos Tinoco
Great instructional, I learned some new attacks from closed guard that have improved my game.
The Fastest Way To Become an Effective Guard Passer
The Fastest Way: To Become an Effective Guard Passer (No Gi) by John Danaher
No Gi open guard passing in a must in modern Jiu Jitsu,. John Danaher does a good job of explaining and demonstrating options.
Great instructional
The Pillars of Defense: Pin Escapes - Defensive to Offensive Cycles by Gordon Ryan
Gordon covers pin escapes from many different pins. He talks about going straight from defending to attacking. Also has rolling footage
The Pendejo Guard by Craig Jones
The Pendejo Guard by Craig Jones
Interesting option to deal with open guard passing.
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Championship Catch Wrestling: The Head and Arm Ride by Josh Barnett
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good stuff!
No Gi Judo For Grapplers by Satoshi Ishii
learn from one of the judo GOAT's
Octopus Power
Octopus Guard Engineering by Adam Wardzinski
Techniques are pretty presented , very useful to improve game!
Helpful Passing
No Gi Fundamentals: Top Game by JT Torres
Very good content, I start to use this techniques in my game and I feel really improve
Great for me!
Very useful techniques and cleary explained
Shotgun aoki locks
Shotgun Aoki Locks by Mateusz Szczecinski
Great content for to improve the foot lock hame.
great foot sweep details
Precision Foot Sweeps by Steve Mocco
simple systems that link together, as mocco says, the foot sweeps come where you wrestle from been having great success from the overtie and 2on1
Phenomenal
Essential Connections: Chest To Chest Submissions and Pin Transitions by Giancarlo Bodoni
Talks like Danaher. Moves like Gordon. I appreciate that Giancarlo keeps his head positioned where it should be during techniques. So many instructors talk to the camera
Good Practices for kids and parents!
Train With Your Kids by Joel Bouhey
Nice series for parents and kids to drill together.
Awesome
Systematically Attacking The Legs by Gordon Ryan
Truly a master in the leg lock department
back attacks
Make Rear Naked Strangle Your Best Move: Knowledge to Skill by Haleem Syed
a very well thought out approach to attacks from the back
The Brabo/Darce Evolution by Dave Porter
One of my favorite submissions to learn about while I'm recovering from an injury.
Great Detail
Butterfly Guard Rediscovered 3.0 by Adam Wardzinski
Digging the detail and to the point
Sweep like a pro
Precision Foot Sweeps by Steve Mocco
Great instructional and to the point. Sweep like a pro.