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Maximum Movement: Become Unstoppable by Drew Weatherhead reviews

Maximum Movement: Become Unstoppable by Drew Weatherhead has 16 customer reviews in this archive, averaging 4.94 out of 5. 94% are five-star and 0 are one or two stars. Reviews run from May 18, 2022 to March 28, 2025. All of them are published below in full, unedited.

Who reviewed Maximum Movement: Become Unstoppable by Drew Weatherhead

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The reviews

• Good concepts

  well explained in how the concepts are applied

  GAVIN T.March 28, 2025United StatesVerified buyerBrown belt7-9 yrs training

• Great

  Nice vid, useful tips not to get stuck

  Rick g.August 6, 2024ItalyPurple belt7-9 yrs training

• thanks for this

  This is a must with fundamental focused dvds

  zanshinMarch 11, 2024United States

• pure gold

  become unstoppable for real

  Response from BJJ Fanatics:fire:

  DanteMay 20, 2023ITVerified buyer

• Frames, Posts, Traps and Grips re-engineered

  Professor Drew Weatherhead composed an instructional on how to use the structure of your body and limbs to move efficiently and effectively no matter of your are pinned or playing guard. It is about beeing aware of the lines of force all three dimensions. It is about using your arms and forearms as a frame as well as using your ellbows and shoulders/knees and hips as a fulcrum and your hands and feet as a post supported by skeleton. He shows how to use the right end of the lever and how to adjust to get it. He points out and shows how important it is and how to utilize your hip for proper movement/angle change!. It is not about something new. It is abut wareness and refining your set ups to level up your techniques and moves. It helped me a lot really use what I got!

  MarkusApril 12, 2023ATVerified buyer

• effective concepts

  great tutorial on frames. I've been focusing on how frames help you recover guard. Understanding frames and distance has been helpful being an older grappler.

  Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging::+1::skin-tone-2:

  Jeff M.March 11, 2023USVerified buyer

• Great introduction to BJJ

  Starting BJJ can be very frustrating. This is best place to start understanding frames and distance. Wish I had this 20 years ago.

  Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging::+1::skin-tone-2:

  BenFebruary 16, 2023USVerified buyer

• Great Instructionsl

  This is great instructional. As an older practioner I especially like the great detail that is given on framing. This has been very beneficial to my game.

  Steven C.January 21, 2023USVerified buyer

• must buy!!!

  Great instructional!

  Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging::call_me_hand::skin-tone-2:

  Joey C.January 19, 2023USVerified buyer

• Maximum movement

  Very helpful. Great enforcement of good techniques

  Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging::call_me_hand::skin-tone-2:

  JJDecember 8, 2022USVerified buyer

• How to avoid being crushed and immobilised

  The aim of this instructional is to give you the understanding and skills to make it difficult for your training partner or opponent to crush and immobilise you. Drew Weatherhead demonstrates these concepts being applied from the bottom, for the major positions. Additionally, he explains why the techniques taught work. The instructional has a total runtime of 1 hour and 34 minutes. The first volume covers the appropriate concepts and tools to make and retain or take space and covers gripping, trapping, framing, posting, using levers and when on the bottom moving your hips on the mat (e.g., retreat from your opponent to create better options). The second volume covers the concepts taught from volume one to the following situations from the bottom: closed guard, half guard, reverse half guard and side control. The major skills taught include making space, appropriate framing, trapping, posting, levering and body position leading to disengagement or escaping the bottom position. The third volume follows on from volume 2 and covers from the bottom scarf hold, knee on belly, north south and mount. Drew Weatherhead is easy to watch and listen to. He explains concepts and techniques clearly. Demonstrations are clear and consistent when repeated. While demonstrations are easy to follow, when teaching escaping knee on belly it would have been preferable if the angle of the camera had been different to show clearly what Drew Weatherhead was doing with his right arm when interacting with the uke’s leg. Sound and video are good, noting the general limitations of a single fixed camera. The quality of the video and sound are consistent with the available previews. Overall, I feel that this instructional effectively teaches a good range of skills to reduce the ability of your opponent to easily crush and immobilise you, however there are better instructionals if you are wanting to learn a range of core positional escape techniques. To be fair I think the escape techniques shown in this instructional are examples of the concepts taught, but the product page on BJJ Fanatics perhaps implies more. Nevertheless, in my opinion this instructional feels underdeveloped and should have included additional content. I think the runtime of 1 hour and 34 minutes reflects this view.

  Peter H.December 4, 2022AUVerified buyer

• Usefull

  Instructions are very clear and easy to understand even for begginers, varieties of techniques showed on this course are very satisfactional.

  Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging::call_me_hand::skin-tone-2:

  IrekOctober 30, 2022PLVerified buyer

• You don't have to stay on the bottom and play guard

  The biggest take away is that those who play guard do not have to stay on the bottom even if they cannot sweep their opponents. He shows how one can use the hip movement to disengage from guard and get to a neutral position, which I feel is far better than being stuck on the bottom about to get the guard passed.

  Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging:

  Andrew Y.August 23, 2022USVerified buyer

• Excellent defensive instructional

  Fantastic instructional on how to get out of tight spots. Drew Weatherhead has a great teaching style.

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  James B.August 22, 2022USVerified buyer

• Simple yet effective

  Video covers the basics, yet they are crucial if not done properly. The techniques taught help me to survive and escape from being pinned. Worth watching!

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  GAVIN T.August 8, 2022SGVerified buyer

• Moving better as I approach 50

  Some nice tips to get myself out of some tough spots.

  Response from BJJ Fanatics:hugging::+1::skin-tone-2:

  Jason R.May 18, 2022USVerified buyer

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