Train With Your Kids by Joel Bouhey
115 reviews Β· 4.90 / 5
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Ultimate Flowchart by Joel Bouhey has 64 customer reviews in this archive, averaging 4.88 out of 5. 88% are five-star and 0 are one or two stars. Reviews run from January 7, 2021 to June 24, 2026. All of them are published below in full, unedited.
19 of these reviewers gave their belt rank when they submitted the review. BJJ Fanatics asks for rank, age and years training at the point of review, so this breakdown is self-reported by the customer.
| Belt | Reviews | Average rating |
|---|---|---|
| Blue | 9 | 4.78 |
| White | 4 | 5.0 |
| Brown | 3 | 4.67 |
| Black | 2 | 5.0 |
| Purple | 1 | 5.0 |

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This really helped me establish checkpoints better.
This will be for advance, beginner or a blue belt, but still recommend if you have gone through the earlier white bell stuff
It allows you to see the big picture of BJJ as well as the intricate details
Very helpful way to put a multitude of moves together. Lots of helpful info.
This has helped me become better at connecting submissions together.
Clear instructions
Transitions mastery though chained techniques seems to be a good idea .
Thank you
This video is not just about random disconnected moves, it operates as a whole system that is linked, and easy to understand
Tons of great flows to add to find what fits your games.
Great move combinations to drill
This video has a lot of positions to drill. I use it on my grappling ***** and it's been very helpful.
This video has a lot of positions to drill. I use it on my grappling ***** and it's been very helpful.
Easy to follow, easy to understand
Great concepts, Audio needs some work
Great flow combinations to work with your partners. I was able to come up with many of my own combinations to fit my style based on these.
this is ultimate thank you
Nicely put together and easy to follow.
great instructions. I drill these with my children daily.
The ultimate flowchart by Joel Bouhey is a great instructional. Being new to jiu jutsu I am always static when I roll, it's hard to comprehend the next step I can take. But this instructional gave me a wide variety of options which I can drill, to make my jiu jitsu a lot more fluid.
I really enjoyed the combos and transitions very good explanations
awesome
love the idea of learning a string of techniques as opposed to a few moves at a time
Chaining moves helped a lot
Very good
Great instructional on how to chain techniques into a basic flow
Bouhey's instructionals are always fantastic. And they are short and to the point with excellent instruction.
I like to this one.
In my mind Jiu jitsu is a movement problem. This video gave me some new ideas that immediately helped me to move better on the mats. I've always said that submissions are easy to find, but isolating limbs is difficult. The more limbs one can invariably isolate the more submissions they will catch. Intelligent movement is how we isolate limbs. This series offers plenty of ideas that move one to those advantageous positions. one can never get to good connecting positions and attacks
Really excited that Joel put this together. Iβve been using this flowchart for classes and the class enjoys it. Not just learning a move, but how the move works in conjunction with other moves.
J. B. delivers a series where you can get an idea how you should start implementing flow roliing into your game, which in my opinion is one of the hardest subjects in jiu jitsu. The techniques are well chosen and the follow ups within section are based on common reactions of educated jiu jitsu players. You can also watch this like a movie to get a good overall and positonal understanding/understΓ€nding of the differen spots in jiu jitsu. Recommend!
Great instructional to get you ready to chain multiple positions into a flow. I use to feel lost searching for the next move, now I have successfully trained 20 3 -4 step moves with submissions.
I thought this would be a more complicated series of flow drills. Joel breaks it all down with easy to follow instruction! This is a great N0-GI flow series! I recommend for anyone wanting to add more flow to their chart!
Packed with great flows input
must watch this to add to your game
Well made, but not my cup of tea. Realised that it's best to come up with my own flowchart, more suitable to your body type, speed, bjj style. Well made though and I am sure some people will find it useful. Videos well made.
Nice transitions and sequences!
Great video to tie together techniques that flow together well. I started using the flows as a part of my warm up and I find it helps get my mind focused before at tournaments.
Helped me through my learning curve as a new white belt and understand the game. Need a Part 2 Joel make it happen! π�
I have used these combos in my rolls and it has been very helpful Gi and no GI
If you have trouble sequencing your moves of human chess, this video is for you.
Great way to learn linking moves together
Joel Bouhey is helpful and I love the idea of flowcharting
Great video - chaining the techniques is the key. From here, you donβt have to start from scratches
value for money
Another great instructional from Joel. Awesome fun to drill :call_me_hand:
Great video is very well presented with great tips. Highly recommend.
great transitions
It's great for me as a newbie, I'm able to go straight into things without thinking and keep up with the younger more experienced guys.
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