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This page lists reviews 39,051–39,100 of 87,673, newest first, covering 2024-06-17 to 2024-06-18. 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 39,051–39,100
john danaher solo drills
Self Mastery: Solo BJJ Training Drills by John Danaher
great overview of the basics
Great passing instructional
Great from Rau as always, lots of easy to apply information
New way to see the game
Diamond Concept: The Diamond Guard Frame, Shield, Elegant, Pedal by Xande Ribeiro
The diamond concept by xande is so polyvalent and easy to understand. A lot of pratice to do after watched all the video, but everything in the course is a game changer for me. I hope that will help you too !
Great addition to my game!
The Pendejo Guard by Craig Jones
Perfectly fits into my game (from RDLR) + LITERALLY FREE!!!!
good
Dynamic Back Control by Bradley Schneider
good
sweet video lessons
Not Judo by Joel Tudor and Magid hage
Great drills and techniques for takedowns when you're older
A broad coverage of useful material and include a sneaky foot lock.
Calimbas Locks by Mike Calimbas
This is an excellent instructional (Gi) by Mike Calimbas, who is a black belt and instructor at Renzo Gracie Lake Houston, Houston, Texas. The title of this instructional implies that it is focused on the Calimbas lock, which is a foot lock submission, which you apply when you are being controlled, however the content is much broader. I assume that when preparing to film this instructional Mike Calimbas focused on material that he thought would add value to the viewer’s skills from his own skillset. Material covered includes a volume on the closed guard bottom; almost a volume on the lasso guard; several chapters on half guard bottom; mount top; and the last volume teaches the Calimbas foot lock from back control, mount, and half guard. As appropriate to the material being taught, coverage includes sweeps and submissions. There are no notable issues with sound or video quality (e.g., range, focus, or lighting). The runtime for the instructional is 2 hours and four minutes. The Calimbas lock is interesting and from my experience works when appropriate opportunities arise, however in particular the content on closed guard and lasso guard is excellent. The techniques are effective, not difficult to learn and are reliable. In my opinion, as displayed in this instructional Mike Calimbas is a good teacher (e.g., logical flow, explanations and demonstrations) and he is easy to watch and learn from. For me, this was a good buy.
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Amazing
Ageless Jiu Jitsu: Winning When You're Older and Less Athletic - Bottom game: Gi by John Danaher
The thouroughness of Danahers instructionals is out of this world! This one is exceptionally good and really does work for less-than-peak-performance athletes
A comprehensive study of an effective telephone armbar system
Telephone Armbar System by Casey Lamb
This two hour long instructional teaches a comprehensive telephone armbar system, which is suitable for Gi and No-Gi. It is worth noting that a significant portion of the instructional, techniques are taught firstly from the closed guard and what Casy Lamb calls the side saddle (which can be seen in the trailer at the 3 second point), however volume 4 addresses several other positions i.e., butterfly, half guard, knee on belly, side control and opportunities from the 50/50. The instructional has a logical and appropriate structure. The approach is pragmatic with chapters teaching movement, problems and difficulties, opportunities, likely defensive responses from opponents including recommended consequential responses and entries to the telephone armbar. As well as teaching the telephone armbar there is also coverage of other complimentary submissions, including armbars such as squeeze/scoop armbars, omoplata, and the use of a simple wristlock. Casey Lamb clearly has a deep understanding of the telephone armbar system and has no difficulty explaining and demonstrating the techniques. He stays focused on the material and it is easy to follow and understand. The video quality is consistent with the preview [volume 4 chapter 3 – Telephone Armbar (TAB) from butterfly 2] and the trailer and reflects the use of a fixed video camera. In summary, this is a worthwhile system to learn, particularly if you spend some time in the closed guard or you are wishing to expand your submission skills. Importantly you don’t have to necessarily be in a dominate position to find opportunities to submit using Casey Lamb’s telephone armbar system.
Awesome
Every detail needed and more
great master
Self Mastery: Solo BJJ Training Drills by John Danaher
amazing!
Great stuff
Basics To Advanced: The Leg Drag by Aaron Benzrihem
Great stuff, I've got a lot to work on but I can't wait to start adding this stuff to my game.
Fantastic stuff
Leg Lock Counters by Ethan Crelinsten
Really good stuff, I've got a lot to work on but can't wait to start adding this stuff to my game.
great stuff
Fundamental X Guards by Tony Trammell
Good instructional I'm looking forward to adding this stuff to my game.
great stuff
The Modified Guillotine by Neil Melanson
I've got almost everything Neil Melanson has put out and this like all the rest is awesome. I can't wait to start adding this stuff to my game.
great stuff
Attacking From The Guard by Azamat Hamzathanov
Great instructional full of really useful stuff. I'm looking forward to adding these techniques to my game.
Pressure passing
The Pressure Passing Manual by Marco Barbosa
basics with partner drills. invaluable stuff!
New wave jiu jitsu a new philosophy of positional escapes by john danaher
New Wave Jiu Jitsu: A New Philosophy Of Positional Escapes by John Danaher
escapes
Mikey Berimbolo
The Berimbolo System Part 1: The Foundation by Mikey Musumeci
This instructional set the groundwork for my berimbolos. Great stuff.
Great instructional
You Can't Knee bahh by Craig Jones
Criags instructional really helped me level up my kneebars. Awesome instructional
Kneebar
You Can't Knee bahh by Craig Jones
Great knee bar instructional
Great Fundamentals
Foundations of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu by Bernardo Faria
Great video and instruction
TOP
Cradle of Filth by Neil Melanson
Great resource from sensei NM TOP
Ageless Jiu jitsu
Ageless Jiu Jitsu: Winning When You're Older Or Less Athletic - Top Game Gi by John Danaher
top GI
Great content
Edging Your Way Out Of Danger: Submission Escapes - BDSM Jitsu by Craig Jones
The arm bar escapes are really good. I was able to use them after a little bit of drilling. I think the video is great quality.
escapes
Pin Escapes & Turtle Escapes: BJJ Fundamentals - Go Further Faster by John Danaher
excellent instruction as usual, very methodical explanations
Original techniques
Very different interesting bottom game instrucional.
great details
Inside Guard Secrets RDLR & The False Reap by Kieran Kichuk
great details
The reach around AKA Octopus guard
Craig Jones Mini Product The Reach Around AKA Octopus Guard by Craig Jones
Very helpful
gianni grippo
The Kata Gatame Game Plan by Gianni Grippo
one of the best competitors/instructors from the usa. this man has all the details
Engaging without regrets by Joseph Chen
Engaging Without Regrets by Jozef Chen
gives good ideas on how to start your assault on opponent before they get a better position some good quality engagements that set you up for some good passing and submission opportunities
Great Breakdown
Systematically Attacking The Arm Bar by Gordon Ryan
This was a great course, it’s separated into armbars from different positions as well as breaking down the problems with armbars and breaks it down even further from there. Highly recommend.
Great Half Guard Instructional
Systematically Attacking From Half Guard by Gordon Ryan
Exhaustive and detailed
Positional Escapes
New Wave Jiu Jitsu: A New Philosophy Of Positional Escapes by John Danaher
John is so good at giving all the details and all the angles.
Power Ride
Power Ride: A New Philosophy on Pinning by Craig Jones
Craig Jones teaches you how to ride a man unto completion
Just stand up, improves guard
These tactics have improved my guard retention, forcing the top player to engage or I simply get up. This gives me the ability to increase pressure from the guard and force the fight on the opponent. Great stuff
Explendido
New Wave Jiu Jitsu: A New Philosophy Of Positional Escapes by John Danaher
Una obra maestra
good
Marinhotine Mastery: A Comprehensive Guide To Dominating The Guillotine by Pedro Marinho
good
Great Instructional
Pin Escapes & Turtle Escapes: BJJ Fundamentals - Go Further Faster by John Danaher
Danaher's use of language is incredibly consise and effective. Great instructional with extremely practical insights!
Essential for early guard players
The Complete Williams Guard by Shawn Williams
I really like the overall details and techniques in this review, I find Williams Guard as an old man's rubber guard. Good for lots and fun to learn.
Great Instructional
Great techniques
The Fastest Way To Increase Your Submission Percentage b
The Fastest Way: To Increase Your Submission Percentage (No Gi) by John Danaher
All aspects of improving your submission success in NOGI.
Great instructional
Rody Lock: The Nick Rodriguez Body Lock System by Nick Rodriguez
Great techniques
Danaher brand
Back Attacks Enter The System by John Danaher
This man is a encyclopedia of martial arts. Danaher's systems are very intelligent. I always learn a lot from him. Thank u very much John. Big hug from Brazil.
half guard pass
Fundamentals Of Jiu-Jitsu: Half Guard Pressure Passing by Nicholas Meregali
brilliant content, worth the money
simple and full of concepts
The Double Sleeve System by Mikey Musumeci
easy to understand and very usefull concept.
Great Details
Power Switch Guard Retention and Genius Back Takes by Mikey Musumeci
Mikey gives insight into the minutiate behind what makes an attack work far beyond misconceptions given in beginner classes
Makes Such A Huge Difference
The Fastest Way: To Develop An Unpassable Guard by John Danaher
Danaher always points out the smallest things that make such a huge difference. It's crazy a simple change in head, knee, foot position makes all the difference.
ETS
Back Attacks Enter The System by John Danaher
as with all of the ETS instructionals, I couldn't ask for more