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This page lists reviews 38,901–38,950 of 89,207, newest first, covering 2024-07-14 to 2024-07-15. 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 38,901–38,950
One **** of a position
Cradle of Filth by Neil Melanson
All of Neils instructionals are great but this one ranks up there as one of his best
A future classic
The Catch Wrestling Formula by Neil Melanson
A fantastic overview of the catch mindset regarding several different positions
More magic from Neil
Filthy Cross Body Attacks by Neil Melanson
This set was worth it for the turnaway sequence alone. All the other information is equally as good. Thanks Neil.
kimura with a catch twist
The Filthy Kimura by Neil Melanson
Another great instructional from Neil. I really enjoy Neils reasoning and context behind each technique
Neil does it again
Beating Them From Behind by Neil Melanson
An in depth look at the back position with a catch twist. Whats not to like
My go to defence
Tactical Turtle by Neil Melanson
This is a goldmine of a game for the older grappler defending himself on the mat
A great overview
Filthy Grappling Takedowns by Neil Melanson
I love how Neil combines the takedown with submissions. A really cool set
Andre G. is an excellent professor
Takedown Dominance by Andre Galvao
Great details!
great details
Dynamic No Gi 50/50 by Jason Rau
great details
It's a good video
The Single Strap Back Take Encyclopedia by Bernardo Faria
Bernardo is a professional. Simple and working techniques. Thank you!
Good
Mastering Sumi Gaeshi by Travis Stevens
It's a good video. Found what I needed. I'm satisfied.
Great way to tie up passing and leg attacks
How to Pass Guards Quickly and Easily Using Leg Attacks by Craig Jones
super technical, easy to understand and go through each technique due to Craig breaking it down in easy steps.
A new tool for your BJJ defensive game
Fundamental Movement Series: Iron Pillow System by John Frankl
Great instructional from a natural teacher. Clear concise explanations and well thought out game plan. Hope he makes another video on the Iron Pillow
excellent course
Takedowns In The Gi by Mica Galvao
love mica's content
Foundational
Weight Training For Grappling by Michael Israetel
Dr. Mike is one of the best. Always great evidence based lifting advice
Good
The Mount Attack Encyclopedia by Bernardo Faria
It's a good course. I liked it all
Paul Schreiner's Zone Jiujitsu- Half Guard
Zone Jiu-Jitsu Connecting Pin Escapes with Half Guard Sweeps by Paul Schreiner
Great product. The details regarding the leg bundle and how to transition to the half guard from different positions were solid.
Garry Tonon highly effective bjj habits
Habits For Highly Effective Jiu-Jitsu by Garry Tonon
Love the overall knowledge it covers for bjj, it helps cover my whole game and not just a single subject/concept.
Building Triangle Game
Systematically Attacking Triangles by Gordon Ryan
Amazing content took my submission by triangle to the next level
Great instructional
Systematically Attacking The Guard 2.0 by Gordon Ryan
good system to implement into your passing
Great details
Dynamic No Gi 50/50 by Jason Rau
Concise info and not overwhelmingly long. Great details and easy to drill/apply in the training room.
Great info
Modern Reverse De La Riva by Jason Rau
Concise info and not overwhelmingly long. Great details and easy to drill/apply in the training room.
Guard pass
Understanding The Distance On Top by Gui Mendes
Good distance guard pass
catch wrestling
The Catch Wrestling Formula by Neil Melanson
gard smash.
Ground breaking
Power Ride: A New Philosophy on Pinning by Craig Jones
Straight to the point. Very effective
Exceptional instructional video
Hybrid Grappling Explained by Jesse Marez
I recently had the pleasure of watching Jesse Marez’s instructional video for Scientific Wrestling and I must say, it exceeded all my expectations! As someone new to the art of scientific wrestling, this instructional video has been a top-notch resource for me. The content is meticulously organized, making it easy to follow along and grasp even the most complex techniques. Jesse’s expertise is evident, and his clear, step-by-step demonstrations from multiple angles ensure that I could replicate the moves. Overall, this is a must-have for anyone serious about mastering scientific wrestling. It's comprehensive, engaging, and highly educational. I can't recommend it enough!
No Gi Guard Retention
The Fastest Way: To Develop An Unpassable Guard by John Danaher
just started doing No Gi classes after could years in Gi. this is bery helpful for transition.
Exactly What I asked for
Guillotine Glossary: Finishing Mechanics by Josh Janis
Big fan of Josh. I was worried that this was going to be a rehash of some of the things he has done for globetrotters, but I am glad to say that was not the case. Money well spent here.
great stuff
Pure Jiu Jitsu by Luis Heredia
We get almost a seminar with Rickson’s philosophy.
octopus guard engineering
Octopus Guard Engineering by Adam Wardzinski
octopus guard
Not good for me
Movement Is Medicine - Mobility Training by Jared Welman
The video is nicely done, it has a lot of content so I'm sure a lot of people will find these video useful. But for me specifically, I found it much less useful. This video simply wasn't a good fit for my needs, body type and flexibility/mobility levels. The squat advice on this video was too dogmatic which I did not appreaciate. And my posterior chain is extremely tight and I don't feel these exercises do much for me in that aspect. There's a couple of moves that I really liked and it includes some squat and bridge movement patterns which are great for sendentary individuals and somehow a lot of mobility videos don't put emphasis on this or completely miss that, I think this video really hits the mark in that regard, so that's good. Again, solid material just not good for me
very effective
Devastating Sambo Throws by Ivan Vasylchuk
excellent tutorial! techniques are explain essentially in order to remain consistent on the subject
Good
The guard Retention Anthology: Around and Under by Lachlan Giles & Ariel Tabak
This is very good video to learn from
Interesting techniques just not communicated very well
The Lapel Submission Matrix System The Positional Trilogy: North South Matrix by Greg Hamilton
There were some interesting techniques that I will try, but as an instructional I found I struggled with it. It only took a few minutes for me to get irritated with him saying the term North South matrix, which literally just means North South, when the opponent is on the side and you have the kimura grip. I also found him quite difficult to follow, I didn't feel like he's very good at forming sentences (he doesn't finish all his sentences, which doesn't instill a lot of confidence in what he's saying, and he often didn't explain the why behind the techniques very well, which I felt was required, especially as some of the things he was instructing aren't the the standard of techniques. I was a bit disappointed to be honest.
Simple and effective
Solid program. Organized, succinct and easy to execute.
The Art &Science of Ground and Pound Part 1
The Art & Science Of Ground And Pound Part 1 by Greg Jackson
Greg teaches in a great way. Lots of great input
Pillars of Defense: Leg Locks to Back Takes by Gordon Ryan
Pillars of Defense: Leg Locks to Back Takes by Gordon Ryan
Leg lock defense
great instructional
Power Ride: A New Philosophy on Pinning by Craig Jones
interesting stuff
Great instructional
As someone who is becoming familiar with Choi Bar. This was highly informative and crucial to tightening up details on this system.
english subtitles are in frnech
Self Mastery: Solo BJJ Training Drills by John Danaher
great instructional but captions need fixing
Great Instructional
Mission Submission by Edwin Najmi
Good explanations and easy to follow.
New Wave Judo
New Wave Judo by Satoshi Ishii
The break down is amazing. Very technical but easy to follow
pure ******* awesomeness
Guard Retention: BJJ Fundamentals - Go Further Faster by John Danaher
take notes, practice, go back to your notes, practice then watch the video and pick up on all the things you missed out on prior. this is multi-layered. the more you do the more you learn, the more you'll get out of this. highly recommend
Great instructional
Craig Jones Mini Product The Reach Around AKA Octopus Guard by Craig Jones
Great addition to z or half guard players. Detailed, concise and practical instructional.
Excellent material
BJJ For The Street by Burton Richardson
The content is well researched and effective. Detailed and clear instructions
The goat
The Guard System Bundle by Roger Gracie
simple and effective
Novel escapes
Fundamentals of Side Control Escapes by Pedro Sauer
New, interesting techniques I've never seen
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Foundations of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu by Bernardo Faria
nice
Comprehensive
Guard Retention Anthology Bundle by Lachlan Giles & Ariel Tabak
Covers everything you need to know
Amazing.........again
Turning Defensive Cycles Into Offensive Cycles by Chris Paines
Chris Paines is an anomaly. His instructionals are short and don't teach techniques yet they might be the best instructionals on Fanatics. The reason I say this is because when I take one of his concepts onto the mats and focus on it I notice an immediate improvement in my game and I find myself doing things that are in fact techniques which I've never practiced but I arrived at them not by drilling or thinking about the technique but rather by focusing on a more general guiding principle as outlined by Mr Paines. I am a big Danaher and Gordon Ryan fan as those instructionals have their place but don't sleep on this one. I don't think you'll find a better value anywhere for making real, lasting improvements to your grappling. Of course like any instructional it's what YOU do with it. Find a partner and put some time into it and your learning curve will go up.