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This page lists reviews 38,601–38,650 of 89,207, newest first, covering 2024-07-20 to 2024-07-21. 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 38,601–38,650
Great techniques
How To Beat Bigger Guys: Guard by Bruno Malfacine
Lots of great and modified moves and techniques to help against larger opponents. I feel like this instructional shows a lot of stuff worth mastering as one of the smaller guys in my gym. It's fairly advanced which is to be expected when you are learning how to work against people with physical advantages.
Big Kimuras
Watched the video for half an hour, went to class, hit some kimuras. It's logical
Fantastic
Guard Retention Anthology Bundle by Lachlan Giles & Ariel Tabak
There is so much information crammed into this instructional. It has really improved my guard game and helped me survive longer against higher belts.
class
learned so much
Excellent
Mastering The Baratoplata by Joao Miyao
My first video from the Miyao brothers and certainly not disappointed. Good details,succinct explanation and translations.
Great breakdown with some extra gems
The Guard System Bundle by Roger Gracie
really well laid out with clear explanation. will have to watch again and again for it all to sink in looking forward to trying some of the fundamentals in my next rolls
Great video!
Power Ride: A New Philosophy on Pinning by Craig Jones
A lot of good concepts!!!
Great guide to unusual armlocks
Championship Catch Wrestling: Arm Locks by Josh Barnett
Josh shows some techniques that you might have seen before, but haven't been able to hit. He starts by showing how to actually make them work and the little details that you haven't seen before. After that he goes over entries and variations. Just a great overall instructional on a topic that isn't often covered.
Standing Solo Drills
Solo Drills for Jiu Jitsu Standing Series by Ari Goldman
Good solo drills to build muscle memory! Great Stuff!
Lucas Leite knows everything about half guard
Killing The Coyote by Lucas Leite
Not only from bottom, but also from top, the guy is a master of this position.
Toreando From Anywhere
Toreando From Anywhere by Joao Mendes
Toreando From Anywhere
Great insights
Craig jones delivers
C.J.
Arm Drag Arsenal by Matt D'Aquino
Excellent work, video is dated but material still relevent!
FOUNDATIONAL JJ THE X-GUARD - AARON BENZRIHEM
Foundational Jiu Jitsu: The X Guards by Aaron Benzrihem
X
You won’t find better
Basics To Advanced: The Knee on Belly Attack Encyclopedia by Aaron Benzrihem
Aaron Benzrihem is an awesome instructor who has a structured approach to his teaching, making learning really easy. Totally worth getting if you’re trying to work on this aspect of your game
Defense blueprint review
BJJ Defense Blueprint by Matt Arroyo
Very good it showed different submission escapes
Kimura gold
Systematically Attacking The Kimura by Gordon Ryan
Great instructional Well organized Succinct Clear Concise
Review
The Fastest Way: To Develop An Unpassable Guard by John Danaher
Anything Danaher produces is top notch of course.
Detailed, yet concise
Systematically Attacking The Legs by Gordon Ryan
Love that GR gives pros and cons to each variation and ranks them in a hierarchical fashion to. Fantastic overview of what requirements each lock has for both offensive and defensive applications. This is my first GR series, but I’m doing this review so I can get a discount and get more.
Master the Triangles
Master The Triangles by Karel "Silver Fox" Pravec
triangle control and attacks by the Silver Fox
Daily Deal Schedule
Insiders Club - Daily Deal Schedule
Very timely updates. Makes it very easy to plan purchases. Great feature
Octopus Guard
Craig Jones Mini Product The Reach Around AKA Octopus Guard by Craig Jones
Good
C.J.
Weight Distribution Masterclass by Professor Henry Akins
Awesone, especial if over 40!
Simply amazing
The Fastest Way: To Develop An Unpassable Guard by John Danaher
Love this instuctional
New Wave Judo
New Wave Judo by Satoshi Ishii
Great content. Very practical and easy to implement
The best from the best
The Fastest Way: To Increase Your Submission Percentage (No Gi) by John Danaher
Not a strategy, a system to approach a path that leads you to control and submit, in every circumstance, your opponent. I'm very satisfied with it.
Rolling Strong
Phil does a great job at listing exercises that have great carryover to BJJ or MMA I can feel a big difference in my strength when grappling.
Effective escapes & counters
Counterculture: Counters & Submissions by Geo Martinez
Very good content. The methodes taught in this course worked for me immediately. Mr. Martinez teaches escapes against many high-percentage submissions and the most dominant positions that immediatley lead into effective counterattacks. With this approach an athlete can turn the tide in a match very quickly to his advantage.
Great content
The Lockdown Blueprint by Tom DeBlass
My coach showed me lockdown in a roll and it changed my bottom game. After watching this video, I hit the electric chair on the 1st try. I'm 54 and my partner was a strong 20 year old. All of a sudden I want to be bottom half!
excellent
Systematically Attacking From Half Guard by Gordon Ryan
gordon describes vairous half guard attacks in great detail
y
Power Ride: A New Philosophy on Pinning by Craig Jones
y
simple easy sweep
Mastering The Giggler Sweep by Sean Roberts
I loved how Sean showed multiple variations of the simple yet effective sweep really opened my eyes to how many ways you can hit the sweep.
kaka
Kimura: Enter The System by John Danaher
kiki
Good ankle lock instructional
The Bird Lock System by Sathya Wiltse
It's not Jaason Rau level good but it's pretty good and I personally like his laid back style of teaching.
Great Detail
Exploring Outside Heel Hooks by Sean Applegate
Great detail on finishing, and breaking everything down to understand.
Ice cream Kron
Fundamentals of Guard Passing by Kron Gracie
I bought this cause kron is just cooler than everybody.
Perfect for us roosters
The Omoplata by Kristian Woodmansee
There aren’t much rooster weight grapplers with instructionals so I had to pick this up. I wasn’t disappointed since Woodmanse is an amazing instructor and what he teaches is actually doable for me.
good
the Kimura Scheme by Clark Gracie
good
good product
Shoot To Kill: Wrestle, Scramble, Submit by Garry Tonon
as always, to one instruction is top notch
Title says it all
Close Quarters Guard Pass System by Yoshi Tamaki
It’s a passing system so you will have content to learn and perfect for years. The instructor is very good at explaining and pointing out the details.
Comprehensive
The Butterfly Effect: Setups, Sweeps, & Submissions by Nate Morrison
This instructional is unique since it shows both gi and nogi. It’s also comprehensive in the sense that is a whole game or “system”. You can play only this game until black belt and you will probably beat a lot of people.
Awesome
Octopus With Pajamas by Eduardo Telles
Telles does it again. After watching Craig Jones use the octopus guard on 99% of his rolls, I decided to learn it from the source. Wasn’t disappointed.
Perfect for sloths like me
The Turtle Guard Revisited by Eduardo Telles
Face it, you signed up to bjj to fight without wrestling or taking punches. This is a great guard to learn from the source himself for us lazy but effective grapplers.
What a time to be alive
The Complete No Gi Guard Passing System by Marcelo Garcia
I grew up watching Marcelo become a star after ADCC so it’s just amazing to se such a comprehensive instructional from him. Will definitely get his other ones.
great content
The Sit Up Guard by Lucas Lepri
great encyclopedia on the situp guard
Incredible
Closing The Gap by Michael Pixley and Heath Pedigo
Great overall fundamentals for wrestling
Great instructional for a fauller side control game
PTSD Submissions From Side Control by Robert Drysdale
I'm very pleased with this purchase. I feel I've been shown a system of submissions from side control, which I'll definitely utilise, as I tend to usually use side control more as a transition position to mount and will catch submissions if I can on the way, so this should be helpful to my development. His instructing is absolutely fantastic too and he emphasises technique and weight distribution, which also really appeals to me. I really like how he uses his knowledge of BJJ history too, to highlight interesting and tested techniques without making it as long as a Danaher instructional.
the fastest way- no gi guard passing
The Fastest Way: To Become an Effective Guard Passer (No Gi) by John Danaher
yes
review
Back Attacks Enter The System by John Danaher
excellent details on no go back attacks
I needed this.
The Art & Science Of Locking The Shoulder From Closed Guard by Denny Prokopos
Three things: 1. The concept of locking the shoulder, or Danaher's "top lock" is so powerful yet so underutilized in my game. No more. I know working on this will get me to more armbar finishes. 2. Understanding the game of patience in the spiderweb will upgrade my armbar game. Mr. Peterson in "teach me grappling" has an awesome finishing series from "spiderweb" but there were some new details I loved seeing in this video. 3. The concept of continuing your attack when he stacks you from shoulder lock is invaluable Bonus idea- We all know how to position our legs for a proper triangle: his left arm is out, his right arm is in, your right leg cuts across his neck to start the triangle. I didnt know there I had heard of dead orchard, but didnt know it was a reverse triangle over the neck and that it would be so useful and immediately offer an attack of the locked arm. So left arm out, right arm in, LEFT leg goes across his neck and right leg over left, and attack the RIGHT arm bc the right shoulder is locked. Very cool.