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This page lists reviews 39,601–39,650 of 87,673, newest first, covering 2024-06-08 to 2024-06-09. 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 39,601–39,650
Awesome
Kimura Hunting by Kazushi Sakuraba
Extremely detailed and highly effective techniques Thank you
over looked
10 for 10 Yoga by Sebastian Brosche
excellent resource for stretching and loosening the body this is somthing to incorporate that is overlooked
Finally! Guard defense I can do!
Diamond Concept: The Diamond Guard Frame, Shield, Elegant, Pedal by Xande Ribeiro
I've been training for about 4.5 years, total. I started in 2006 and had a knee replacement in 2009, after which I didn't come back for a variety of reasons. About 2 years ago, I decided to get back on the mats. Unfortunately, both then and now, one glaring hole in my game has been guard retention. It's been so bad that I pretty much let people pass to side control, where I can Begin to work. Needless to say, this usually puts me in a defensive posture. I've been looking at a lot of videos on guard retention, but they are taught by, and for, people who aren't heavy, slow, relatively inflexible, and/or old... all of which, I am. And he comes Xander with a system that is pretty simple in concept AND approachable for those of us who don't have the typical BJJ build. What's even better, is that if you DO have the build (or not), this system seems to work equally well. I find it refreshing in that it brings together many concepts from other guard retention systems, but simplifies them to the point that you can get a solid foundation and THEN add on the peripheral pieces, consolidating them all for an even better guard retention system. Highly recommended!
the Pato Guard Retention System by Diego "Pato" Batista
The Pato Guard Retention System by Diego "Pato" Batista
very good
Escapes by Octavio Couto
Effortless Guard Retention & Pin Escapes by Octavio Couto
Very good instructional, i recommended
Very useful
Weight Training For Grappling by Michael Israetel
Great guide. I’m a 38-year-old blue belt. I do bjj three times a week and judo twice a week. This guide helped me figure out how to integrate weightlifting into that schedule in a sustainable way that doesn’t make you too sore to grapple
Amazing
Buggy Choke The World From Everywhere UPDATED by Paulo Marmund
Shows lots of variations and I love the stretching routine at the end Thank you
good
The No Gi Formula: For Masters Competitors by Mario Delgado
amazing
Comprehensive Guide to Half Guard
Half Guard: BJJ Fundamentals - Go Further Faster by John Danaher
This instructional contains a comprehensive guide to fundamentals of half guard!
An awesome no-gi half guard system
The No Gi Half Guard by Bernardo Faria
5X World Champion Bernardo Faria presents his ultra successful gi half guard game to no gi. The best thing is that he covers everything from how to pull half guard from the feet to every response your opponent can make.
Mastering Sumi Gaeshi
Mastering Sumi Gaeshi by Travis Stevens
Everything Travis puts out is an A+! Same with this detailed look at Sumi Gaeshi.
snap guard neil melanson
The Snap Guard by Neil Melanson
tremendous instructional how to play the bottom in aggressive way well worth the dollars
Great!
Leg Lock Anthology: 50/50 by Lachlan Giles
Another great video for Lachlan Giles1
The most detailed K-Guard instructional
K Guard and Matrix System: Attacking The Legs From The Knees Part 1 by Mikey Musumeci
Not only is this the most detailed and technical K-Guard instructional around but it's also in the Gi which is not common these days. Even though it's in the Gi you can see Mikey use the same sequences and techniques in all his no-gi matches.
Just Stand Up - craig jones
Super helpful. Especially for MMA
first chapter missing?
High Precision Half Guard and Reverse Half Guard by Jake Mackenzie
feels like it starts in the middle of a conversation about the knee twist but doesn't show initial knee twist
giid
Killer Leglocks From Side Control by Erik Paulson
good
upper body Submission assault
Upper Body Submission Assault by Kade & Tye Ruotolo
Great!
Cant go wrong with a Bernardo instructional
Jiu Jitsu For Old Guys Bottom Game: Half Guard and Closed Guard by Bernardo Faria
Bernardo is a great teacher because he teaches his own game and all the details that made it work at the highest levels as well as what makes it work for old guys in the gym. His game isn't predicated on flexibilty or athleticism and he covers every single response your opponent can give you with a simple counter. Implement his game and all your opponents may know what you're going to do but none of them will be able to stop it
Leglocks The UK Variant
Leglocks The UK Variant by Eoghan O'Flanagan
Eoghan is the best grappler in Europe and a great teacher. Provides concise and clear insights to make the positions and submissions work.
good stuff
Self Mastery: Solo BJJ Training Drills by John Danaher
yes
easy takedown
Simple Judo Takedowns For BJJ Digital Only by Matt D'Aquino
take down is most difficult skill to me. this video teach me how make easy take down. thank you
50/50
Modern 50/50 Fundamentals: Passing by Nick Salles and Danny Maira
very easy to understand the concept. a lots important detail
A fresh approach to top game
Good concepts supported by techniques
sneaky stuff
Lung Ride System by Liam Resnekov
great content
Very interesting system of passing
Float Passing System by Vagner Rocha BJJ
Very good instructional. It look easy at first to knee cut pass or float pass but you need to work on details. And after, its magical : you create so much positive situation for yourself. Vagner is captivating, convincing. Good teacher. Also, the idea of cupping the neck is very strong. I use it in the gi. I think I ll study this instructional for months 😄 Thanks to Vagner and BJJ Fanatics
Wheres this gem been hiding!
Home Run Derby: Baseball Chokes From Everywhere by Magid Hage
Home runs from everywhere indeed. this is wizardry.
no gi passing 101
Buzzsaw Passing: No Gi by Andrew Wiltse
Andrew does a great job at breaking down no-gi passing, why it's so different than the gi, and how we can actually pass when we don't have gi grips and our opponent is slippery and elusive. I HIGHLY recommend this to anyone who wants to develop world class no-gi passing.
back escape prevention
Control Freak: Controlling The Back by Firas Zahabi
Firas does an excellent at going over, not just how to control someone and get the finish, but also how to maintain control when the opponent tries to escape. he covers falling to the underhook side, the choking arm side, losing top hook, losing bottom hook, and every combination thereof. I highly recommend it.
Comprehensive system
Connected Reaction: Half Guard by Paul Schreiner
Like all of Paul's instructions, very comprehensive yet systematic. Doesn't overwhelm with disconnected techniques, everything is high percentage with lots of detail
omg. awesome hidden submissions
Assassin Choke by Baret Yoshida
Baret has long been known as a very dangerous og. can't wait to try out these variations on choking
Brilliant!
Championship Catch Wrestling: Neck Locks by Josh Barnett
Awesome to see so many simple neck locks, from all different positions/ scenarios
ageless jiu jitsu
Ageless Jiu Jitsu: Winning When You're Older and Less Athletic - Bottom game: Gi by John Danaher
awesome
Best Mount instructional for old guys
Magid has a very old man friendly game. It's very tricky and slick. all his instructionals are great because they show how that kind of game works at highest level.
Great info, clunky presentation
The Buggypedia by Jay Rodriguez
Chapters need some consolidation, but the info is worth the value.
Its helped me kimura people
Systematically Attacking The Kimura by Gordon Ryan
I've been watching this during lunchbreaks and trying to mainly target kimuras during rolling. Been successful enough with it my coach has commented on it.
great instructor
Basics To Advanced: The Leg Drag by Aaron Benzrihem
very detailed and fast paced
Lapel Chokes From Everywhere by Miko Hytonen
Lapel Chokes From Everywhere by Miko Hytonen
I have his another content too. I like his teaching style during the lesson and technique. I love this.
This will change your half guard forever.
Complete game changer when you roll. I can't believe this isn't more popular.
Clinch Wrestling Basics by Pat Smith
Clinch Wrestling Basics by Pat Smith
I’ve never done wrestling ,but I now have some knowledge of wrestling. Thank you.
Excellent!
The Lapel Guard Blue Print by Alex Huddleston
This is easily one of my favorite instructionals!
Rody lock system
Rody Lock: The Nick Rodriguez Body Lock System by Nick Rodriguez
Great details in such a popular position. Nicky is one of the best at this pass.
Great Content
Triangles Enter The System by John Danaher
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Great Stuff
The Buchecha Side Control Game by Marcus "Buchecha" Almeida
Great stuff! I love the submissions
Power Ride
Power Ride: A New Philosophy on Pinning by Craig Jones
Great content. Craig Jones is very technical.
No Gi Plan by John Combs
The No Gi Game Plan: Takedown, Pass, Finish by John Combs
No Gi
combinarion
Mastering Judo Combination Concepts by Shintaro Higashi
good content. short for the high price. but content wise it is good. recommend it. just know it is pricey for how short it is.
Sensei ludwig is a top G!
The Bang! Timing Course by Duane Ludwig
Great content as always with sprinkles for both beginners and advanced fighters. Can't wait for the next video in the series!
off with their head
Off With Their Head: The Arm Triangle by Neil Melanson
Neil Melanson
how to take the back Garry Tonon
How To Take The Back by Garry Tonon
Best instrutional on this that ive seen