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This page lists reviews 38,101–38,150 of 87,673, newest first, covering 2024-07-02 to 2024-07-03. 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 38,101–38,150
great video
Systematically Attacking The Guard by Gordon Ryan
wound recommend!
Introduction to meregalis gi system
Fundamentals of Jiu-Jitsu: Introduction To Meregali’s Gi System by Nicholas Meregali
I was able to teach and implement the content in this course very well to my students and teammates thankyou Nicolas Meregali for the knowledge oss
Fundamentals of Jiujitsu Open Guard Attacks by Nicolas meregali
Fundamentals of Jiu-Jitsu: Open Guard Attacks by Nicholas Meregali
Amazing instructional cover open guard attacks I was able to help my students and teammates by teaching them what I studied in this Instructional Thankyou Nicolas Meregali for the knowledge.
Amazing content on control
The Nelson Family: Catch Wrestling Nelson Holds by Jake Shannon
amazing content on controlling opponents
great content!
How to Defend Against Everyone by Chris Paines
simplified and efficient
Awesome turtle position
The Turtle Guard Revisited by Eduardo Telles
Great instructional for the price really recommended, deep into the techniques.
Good Course
Never Get Submitted Again by Noel Danforth
I liked the course. It will teach you how not to get caught in the most common submissions, starting with early defense and ending with last minute survival. It's a very important topic and I like the instructor's emphasis on defense as the most important part of your game.
Learning a lot
Ageless Jiu Jitsu: Winning When You're Older and Less Athletic - Bottom game: Gi by John Danaher
First off John Danaher does another great job per usual. As an athlete getting dangerously close to 40 I've been able to glean a lot of good information from this instructional. Great tips to tweak some techniques and implement a change strategy to better facilitate long term training.
Standing body lock
Secure BJJ Takedowns by Joao Assis
Good content on standing body locks
Excellent
The Way of The Goose by Neil Melanson
This added a really effective and versatile tool for improving my guillotines. It kind of feels like cheating!
Very good
No Gi Closed Guard by Ffion Davies
highly effective and easy to add to my game
great details
Turning Defensive Cycles Into Offensive Cycles by Chris Paines
great details
Get unstuck!
Fundamentals of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Escapes Gi & No Gi by Lachlan Giles
endlessly getting crushed. hopefully, this will help!
Excellent
The Way of The Goose by Neil Melanson
Great course - this has added a really useful and versatile twist to my guillotine chokes.
Awesome Details
Kimura: Enter The System by John Danaher
Great strategies and details to improve kimura game.
A wonderful surprise!
No Gi Closed Guard by Ffion Davies
Very informative and practical because she discusses strategy followed by helpful technique pointers. The pace is good, the explanations are clear and I am glad I added this video to compliment my other guard collections. I look forward to more videos from her.
Escapes Overview
Go Further Faster Bundle by John Danaher
Go further faster
great spider guard dvd
Spider Guard Mastery by Michael Langhi
great spider guard dvd
The science of guard passing by Lucas Lepri
The Science of Guard Passing by Lucas Lepri
Good instructional from one of the best guard passers!
very good
Ageless Jiu Jitsu: Winning When You're Older Or Less Athletic - Top Game Gi by John Danaher
I like this video this is very good strategy for Top Game
Open Guard Bjj Fundamentals
Open Guard: BJJ Fundamentals - Go Further Faster by John Danaher
I keep on returning to this instructional to sharpen my fundamentals. Everytime I watch It I notice something new that I missed the first time. It is like reading a good book and you keep on finding new Gems of wisdom. I highly recomend this series.
An excellent instructional to help you improve your closed guard
Plan B From Closed Guard by Valerio Mori Ubaldini
This instructional by Valerio Mori Ubaldini covers several aspects of closed guard (GI) and comprises three volumes - Volume one (56 minutes) teaches when and how to pull guard from a standing position and to then move directly to a submission or to one of several guards; Volume two (78 minutes) teaches from the close guard four sweeps (scissor, pendulum, sit up and flower), however additionally for each sweep, responses are taught for situations where the opponent defends the sweep and therefore it does it does not go to plan (i.e., the need for a Plan B); and Volume three (97 minutes) teaches what to do when the opponent breaks and passes your closed guard, techniques include submissions and sweeps. The total runtime for this instructional is 3 hours and 52 minutes. Valerio’s approach is to firstly demonstrate the complete techniques and then to teach the technique in detail. In respect of the detail, he also usefully explains the “why” (i.e., why it is necessary to do certain actions as part of the technique). The demonstrations are clear and are repeated from different angles. The video has been filmed in his own training facility and the video is of a good quality. In terms of sound, it is noticeable that his voice appears to be raised, accordingly you can clearly hear what he is saying throughout the instructional. This is a specialised closed guard instructional teaching several specific aspects of the closed guard. I found this instructional to be really useful and easy to watch. The concept of having Plan B’s is an essential one to embrace, as grappling is dynamic and ideally you should aim to have a flowing game where if a technique fails you have another appropriate technique ready to follow. If you are into the closed guard (GI) I strongly suggest you get it this instructional.
Great Intermediate Positional Concepts
Power Ride: A New Philosophy on Pinning by Craig Jones
A lot of valuable folk style wrestling positions applied to jiu jitsu as "between passes" intermediary positions.
Extremely Helpful to Avoid Injuries
Train Safe: Reducing The Risk of Injury Accidents In The Jiu Jitsu Training Room by John Danaher
Brilliant as usual
cradle then to the grave!
Cradle of Filth by Neil Melanson
great instructional for jiu jitsu players coming from a wrestling background. the cradle is a bread and butter pin but to learn submissions and passes from the cradle is killer.
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Getting Swole As A Grappler by Gordon Ryan
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Smoke the half guard
The Daisy Fresh Knee Slice by Andrew Wiltse
I use the "Marcelo Sitout" to very positive effect. Such a great, and under utilized, way to pass the guard!
Great Stuff!
Iranian Bodylock System Weapons of Pass Destruction by Mike Rakshan
Dude's a legend. What more is there to say? Get the instructional and dominate the no-gi wet game! That's my plan! Great stuff!
Hand fighting fundamentals
Hand Fighting Fundamentals by Steve Mocco
Great information
Kick *** rehab and assessments
Mat Return: Getting Back To The Mats After an Injury by Michael Piekarski and Eugene Tsozik
I follow both instructors on IG for their PT work and can't believe they both did an instructional! Their personal instructionals are kinda of expensive so I'm glad this instructional is not as expensive! Got some lingering pain from a knee injury I'd like to sort out! Great Stuff!
Excellent instructional
Dynamic De La Riva Guard by Otavio Sousa
I've never really attempted to use de la riva extensively and this instructional has shown me that I've been missing out. The attention to detail is excellent and for the first time I feel organized and often in control using de la riva.
Great Instructional!
Turning Defensive Cycles Into Offensive Cycles by Chris Paines
Learned so much in the first 5 minutes
Surf Passing from the Legend himself!!!!
Surf Passing by Eduardo Telles
Great Stuff! Can't wait to add to my game!
Simple, fun & effective
In-Depth Arm Drags by Jeff Glover
Fun to watch. Easy to learn. Useful to know.
Great!
Breaking The Triangle: Escapes, Counters & Sneaky Submissions by Joshua You
I'm able to instantly use these concept's because the instruction is relatable. Great instructional.
awesome
Craig Jones Mini Product The Reach Around AKA Octopus Guard by Craig Jones
awesome
Great instructional
Breaking The Triangle: Escapes, Counters & Sneaky Submissions by Joshua You
Really intriguing and cool. Great explanation! Love the highlights and arrows. Really helps.
Deep well of fundamental knowledge
Standing2Ground: Takedowns & Standing Skills For Jiu Jitsu by John Danaher
This series sheds a miraculous light on hand-fighting fundamentals and standing principles. On top of a sound theoretical direction, there are plenty of techniques you can absorb and try it out on your classes
Escape
Edging Your Way Out Of Danger: Submission Escapes - BDSM Jitsu by Craig Jones
Very helpful escape
Excellent
Fun and packed with quality
very good improve for mi bottom game
impresive technics
very good for bottom game
help me improve alot my bottom game
Henry Atkins scarfhold soul stealer
The Scarf Hold The Soul Stealer by Henry Akins
interesting arsenal of submissions from an unusual position caught lots of subs with this instructional
good
Butterfly Guard Rediscovered 3.0 by Adam Wardzinski
good❗️
Rubber guard from halfguard
Rubber Guard: Concepts From Half Guard by Richie Martinez
Really cool to have a half guard gameplan similar to the other rubber/clamp/shoulderpin type systems.
Essential Mount and Back Escapes by Dinu Bucalet
Essential Mount and Back Escapes by Dinu Bucalet
Very precise, clear, and direct presentation of the material. He covers important details about posture, position, and pathways to escape the mount and back control without excessive explanation, theory, etc. Well worth the money.
good
Leg Lock Counters by Ethan Crelinsten
good
Excellent Pin escape instructional!
Pin Escapes & Turtle Escapes: BJJ Fundamentals - Go Further Faster by John Danaher
John is an excellent teacher and covers all aspects of escape given different scenarios. Highly recommend.
I really enjoy Erik Paulson Content
Killer Kesa Gatame by Erik Paulson
I bought this series because it was done by Erik Paulson, who I follow because he shows techniques that I can pull off as a bigger dude. The detail is there for the attacks and all that is needed is to drill afterwards. All of the submissions that I have drilled and tried live have worked well.
complete fundamentals
High Level Fundamentals by Gregor Gracie
I have a predominantly no-gi background and really enjoy it. however, I wanted to try to become more well rounded and do some gi. this instructional was foundational to me developing a gi game. it's simple, to the point, and highly effective. no fluff, just techniques that work.