Scientific Gripping Systems For Jiu Jitsu by Travis Stevens
89 reviews · 4.97 / 5
Travis Stevens · Combo
Wrist Locks From Everywhere by Travis Stevens has 59 customer reviews in this archive, averaging 4.90 out of 5. 92% are five-star and 0 are one or two stars. Reviews run from March 26, 2018 to May 2, 2026. All of them are published below in full, unedited.
25 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 | 5.0 |
| Black | 8 | 5.0 |
| Purple | 6 | 4.67 |
| White | 1 | 5.0 |
| Brown | 1 | 5.0 |

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Tips that helps a lot!!
Amazing techniques. I've always loved wrist lock and this DVD has taken that part of my game to the next level.
Tons of relevant techniques that covers multiple scenarios
It’s always a joy getting to use these techniques from this video on my unsuspecting teammates. They can’t seem to comprehend why after watching this I would rather wristlock when I have a perfectly good arm bar or triangle in.
Great video
Very good teaching
Excellent instruction.
HIGHLY RECOMMEND this! Some nice sneaky attacks that'll make your opponent back out at the very least!
Good
shows a lot of wistlocks I haven't even thought of. I had been to a couple wristlock seminars and got no where near as much detail as I found here.
Awesome
Short but good for judo
As with any Travis Stevens instructional is incredible. Can't wait to incorporate these wrist-locks into my game.
Often I'd get 90% into the position and then they end up defending with grips on belts or hips etc and it just takes too much effort trying to counter it. However wrist lock techniques from multiple positions are fantastic in finishing them off with minimal effort! My only comment on this BJJ Fanatic video online is that there are no sub menu chapters when watching it so it's not as convenient to search and jump to a particular position.
wrist lock from every position, seen by a judo and bjj champion
wrist lock from any position, easy techniques that anyone can apply
wrist lock da ogni posizione, insegnato da un judoka e espertodi bjj
wrist lock da ogni posizione, insegnato da un judoka e espertodi bjj
There aren't many instructional guides for wrist locks, so this is a good collection of ideas.
wrist attacks from many situations, a repertoire that every practitioner cannot miss
Wrist locks help
Nice
Excellent!
Very useful for BJJ and self defense.
helpfully for finishes and grip brakes.
Can't go wrong here.
Once you delve into this course it’s true, like magic, you see wristlocks all over the place. Little rough places you feel stuck in…. wrist lock! Struggling to armbar? “Oh, look what I found…. Wrist lock! It’s not a replacement for solid foundational training but it has a place for sure. Just apply slowly if you are not use to them (or your training partners) as they come on fast. Travis does a fabulous job expressing his wrist lock strategies.
Its great!
The wrist lock is maybe the most powerful submission in all of jiu jitsu and it can be applied everywhere. It's such a dangerous threat that Travis shows you how to severely limit your opponents with the constant threat of wrist locks.
Pillars and concepts of wristlocks adjusted for every position underline the techniques. Short and precise!
great
Will feel like a **** in class if I do these…..
What an incredible wealth of knowledge. Loads of specific techniques with clear instruction. The methods included can be applied in many scenarios besides the ones shown here. I feel like if I apply these concepts, I’d be seeing wrist locks from everywhere.
This instructional has helped me sneak in a wrist lock or two from multiple positions.
Some good wrist locks from different positions - mostly from topside. Mr Stevens keeps the instructional moving at a fast pace. Would like to have a bit more detail on some of the moves but still an effective instructional for developing my wrist lock game.
Dense content taught by a world class fighter. Travis speaks clearly and teaches you how to catch and sub your opponent in very common situations. Thanks!
I was able to use the wrist locks immediately and they also opened up other submissions. Awesome.
Well taught and good content
Clear concise instruction! Loved it
this tutorías is amazing!
I was really impressed with the detail and explanations displayed and given throughout this instructional. I was extremely impressed with the chaining of sequences should one position fail you can move to the next and the next until you have submitted your opponent or gained a more desirable position.
Really clear instructions and comprehensively explained. Also love the idea of wrist locks being used as an attack to improve or advance positions rather than just as an end in themselves.
great material for diversifying your attacks from all sorts of places,highly recommended
Excellent for set ups to lead into other submissions
I love how this submission is available from some unexpected positions. No one will be safe.
Excellent recourse, it gave me lots to think about and start identifying positions in my own game that I can isolate a wrist or use it to move to a better position.
An excellent resource on an often neglected area of submissions. Quick to review, and Stevens does a great job of applying his concept to multiple positions. The result is a ton of submissions to use but not a ton to learn. Clear instruction. Immediate results. I’ve always enjoyed using wrist locks and done them differently, but Stevens’ method is universal and sinister. Makes for nice grip breaking too. Great stuff.
Like always, BJJ Fanatics has delivered a well developed product
Really great resource, for what ever reason wrist locks don’t seem to get a lot of focus however Travis does a great job is showing the versatility and how they can be used to set up other techniques when your opponent defends.
Very detailed, well worth the $$.
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