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This page lists reviews 6,701–6,750 of 87,673, newest first, covering 2026-03-08 to 2026-03-10. 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 6,701–6,750
Middle
The Chair Guard by Nisar Loynab
Great
attacking the back
Timeless Kimura Seatbelt by Rafael Lovato
Great instructional . Everything is really well explained. Explanations are maybe a bit repetitive at times but the techniques are really good. He likes to keep things simple, and his techniques are simple, yet very effective. That's the way I like it too.
Great instructional for butterfly guard!
The Butterfly Effect: Setups, Sweeps, & Submissions by Nate Morrison
Morrison is a good instructor. There's a lot of techniques here and he teaches them well and in good detail. Recommended!
loved it
Attacking Outside Finishing Inside by Lucas Kanard
amazing stuff
Middle Ground
The Chair Guard by Nisar Loynab
First Let me start with I know absolutely nothing. Chair guard has helped me on Two fronts as a baby blue belt. One: It slows people down, because they can no longer Knee Cut or get to Head Quarters. Two: It links Seamlessly with Two other guards I use "Cobra Guard" By Johnny Tama ( This happens if they break my foot open in chair guard or they are anticipating it because I use it so much, Look it up its crazy how well it with chair) and "Tarantula Guard " ( I try to start in this guard and if my spider foot slips out or gets moved I immediately clasp it together and create the "Chair" Guard. This guard is ****** versatile. The threat of the back takes alone makes this worth it. But what makes this my middle ground is it flips the dynamic that would usually benefit the guard passer. But when it's combined with these other two? I've genuinely found a system of guards that compliment each other and provide different Looks that force the guard passer into situations that allow me take advantage without getting beat up or having to be super strong. Went to a different gym rolled 4 times. No one could pass my guard. After the black belt made a joke that I won't stay blue belt very long. Again I know it isn't me cause I know nothing out side of these guards. My entire bottom game is centered around these guards now. Just. Get. Them. I promise that Light will spark and you remember this long winded rant. "The Chair Guard" by Nisar Loynab "The Tarantula Guard" by Dominique Bell "The Cobra Guard" by Johnny Tama
Great
Edging Your Way Out Of Danger: Submission Escapes - BDSM Jitsu by Craig Jones
Great intro to basic defense against the most common submissions
The middle ground of my Three Guards
The Chair Guard by Nisar Loynab
First Let me start with I know absolutely nothing. Chair guard has helped me on Two fronts as a baby blue belt. One: It slows people down, because they can no longer Knee Cut or get to Head Quarters. Two: It links Seamlessly with Two other guards I use "Cobra Guard" By Johnny Tama ( This happens if they break my foot open in chair guard or they are anticipating it because I use it so much, Look it up its crazy how well it with chair) and "Tarantula Guard " ( I try to start in this guard and if my spider foot slips out or gets moved I immediately clasp it together and create the "Chair" Guard. This guard is ****** versatile. The threat of the back takes alone makes this worth it. But what makes this my middle ground is it flips the dynamic that would usually benefit the guard passer. But when it's combined with these other two? I've genuinely found a system of guards that compliment each other and provide different Looks that force the guard passer into situations that allow me take advantage without getting beat up or having to be super strong. Went to a different gym rolled 4 times. No one could pass my guard. After the black belt made a joke that I won't stay blue belt very long. Again I know it isn't me cause I know nothing out side of these guards. My entire bottom game is centered around these guards now. Just. Get. Them. I promise that Light will spark and you remember this long winded rant.
Middle Ground Of My Bottom Guards
The Chair Guard by Nisar Loynab
First Let me start with I know absolutely nothing. Chair guard has helped me on Two fronts as a baby blue belt. One: It slows people down, because they can no longer Knee Cut or get to Head Quarters. Two: It links Seamlessly with Two other guards I use "Cobra Guard" By Johnny Tama ( This happens if they break my foot open in chair guard or they are anticipating it because I use it so much, Look it up its crazy how well it with chair) and "Tarantula Guard " ( I try to start in this guard and if my spider foot slips out or gets moved I immediately clasp it together and create the "Chair" Guard. This guard is ****** versatile. The threat of the back takes alone makes this worth it. But what makes this my middle ground is it flips the dynamic that would usually benefit the guard passer. But when it's combined with these other two? I've genuinely found a system of guards that compliment each other and provide different Looks that force the guard passer into situations that allow me take advantage without getting beat up or having to be super strong. Went to a different gym rolled 4 times. No one could pass my guard. After the black belt made a joke that I won't stay blue belt very long. Again I know it isn't me cause I know nothing out side of these guards. My entire bottom game is centered around these guards now. Just. Get. Them. I promise that Light will spark and you remember this long winded rant. "The Chair Guard" by Nisar Loynab "The Tarantula Guard" by Dominique Bell "The Cobra Guard" by Johnny Tama
The Middle Ground Of My Three Guards
The Chair Guard by Nisar Loynab
First Let me start with I know absolutely nothing. Chair guard has helped me on Two fronts as a baby blue belt. One: It slows people down, because they can no longer Knee Cut or get to Head Quarters. Two: It links Seamlessly with Two other guards I use "Cobra Guard" By Johnny Tama ( This happens if they break my foot open in chair guard or they are anticipating it because I use it so much, Look it up its crazy how well it with chair) and "Tarantula Guard " ( I try to start in this guard and if my spider foot slips out or gets moved I immediately clasp it together and create the "Chair" Guard. This guard is ****** versatile. The threat of the back takes alone makes this worth it. But what makes this my middle ground is it flips the dynamic that would usually benefit the guard passer. But when it's combined with these other two? I've genuinely found a system of guards that compliment each other and provide different Looks that force the guard passer into situations that allow me take advantage without getting beat up or having to be super strong. Went to a different gym rolled 4 times. No one could pass my guard. After the black belt made a joke that I won't stay blue belt very long. Again I know it isn't me cause I know nothing out side of these guards. My entire bottom game is centered around these guards now. Just. Get. Them. I promise that Light will spark and you remember this long winded rant. "The Chair Guard" by Nisar Loynab "The Tarantula Guard" by Dominique Bell "The Cobra Guard" by Johnny Tama
Kesa Gatame
Bricks Kesa Gatame System by Jeremy Brick
Short, clear and concise instructional on a very effective old school pin
Good back instructional
Watch Your Back by Jake Straus
A good overview of the main attacks and defences from the back and turtle positions.
Enter the system
Enter The System Bundle by John Danaher
fantastic bundle by Danaher!
Different Stages of Triangle Escapes
Breaking The Triangle: Escapes, Counters & Sneaky Submissions by Joshua You
This video covers how to deal with the triangle at different stages: before it’s fully locked, when it’s starting to tighten, and even when you're already in serious trouble.
Fundamentals of Jiu-Jitsu: Introduction To Meregali’s Gi System by Nicholas Meregali
Fundamentals of Jiu-Jitsu: Introduction To Meregali’s Gi System by Nicholas Meregali
Great information, and enjoyable to watch!
Darce Destruction Review
Darce Destruction by Sean Yadimarco
Great Instructional. Short, sweet, and easily digestible, like a probiotic cookie. Lots of Darce options, from many different positions you get to regularly in training. If you have trained for a bit, you will likely be familiar with a few of these... but there are most likely several new options in here for you as well. A must for any Darce fan.
Nice video
BJJ Fanatics Ultimate Submissions
It showed different techniques from some of the best grapplers in the world which are top tier technique
Very solid
The Progressive System: Canto Choke Mastery by Flavio Canto
Great to see this from the man himself. I thought it would have some more stuff but what’s in it is good.
Very solid
The Progressive System: Canto Choke Mastery by Flavio Canto
Great to see this from the man himself. I thought it would have some more stuff but what’s in it is good.
Bulletproof for bjj
Bulletproof For BJJ by Joe Worthington & James Tomlinson
Great material, is of great value for those who want to evolve in the movement in jiu jitsu. Undoubtedly, the body is healthier and recovery is much faster.
Bulletproof for bjj
Bulletproof For BJJ by Joe Worthington & James Tomlinson
Great material, is of great value for those who want to evolve in the movement in jiu jitsu. Undoubtedly, the body is healthier and recovery is much faster.
Inside camping
Systematically Attacking the Guard 3.0: Inside Camping by Gordon Ryan
Amazing instructional. Great conceptual advice you can add straight into your game. Complex instructions made very simple.
best material
Master The Move: Arm Drags by John Danaher
his approach to deal with arm drag makes me more competent competitor. thanks
Complete and excellent
Systematically Attacking The Guard: Half Guard Passing by Gordon Ryan
Remarkably detailed and thorough
Great!
Triangles Enter The System by John Danaher
Great video, explained well.
Octopus 2.0
Octopus Guard 2.0 by Craig Jones
It’s been a few weeks since I watched about 3/4ths of it. There are a few good things I took away from it that stick with me and have helped my current game.
Would 100% recommend buying this early in your journey
The guard Retention Anthology: Around and Under by Lachlan Giles & Ariel Tabak
This is hands down the best guard retention instructional available. It’s over 10 hours of content, and it has paid off for me at every stage. I bought it as a white belt and I’m rewatching it now as a purple; its value only grows as your understanding deepens. A truly unpassable, structured guard opens up your entire game, and Ari and Lachlan break everything down with exceptional clarity and detail. The material is usable from Day 1, and you’ll feel the difference in your sparring immediately. I’ve collected 27 instructionals in my BJJ Fanatics library, and this one sits firmly in my Top 3. Lovato’s Top Game Devastation will always have a special place as my first purchase, and Lachlan’s Half Guard and Kimura Anthologies are absolutely worth the investment too.
New Wave Jiu Jitsu: No Gi Half Guard 3 Directions of Attack
New Wave Jiu Jitsu: No Gi Half Guard 3 Directions of Attack by John Danaher
great techniques, and philosophy of Half-Guard
Gi passing
High Percentage Gi Passes by Gordon Ryan
Excellent resource and amazing insight!
A
The Pendejo Guard by Craig Jones
A
Lionel
Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Self-Defense For Women by Deborah Gracie
Good
Great dvd
Jozef Chen always brining great content
Most comprehensive ankle lock instructional
Woj Lock the World: A guide to the future of ankle locks by Chris Wojcik
Great instructions, this generation of ankle lockers have no idea how lucky they are
The Ultimate Path to the Rubber Guard by Jeremiah Vance
The Ultimate Path to the Rubber Guard by Jeremiah Vance
Efficient and symplified rubber guard. Concepts very easy to apply to your game.
Great as always.
Master The Move: The Side Crucifix by John Danaher
Fantastic stuff. Great detail and conceptual breakdown.
Turning defensive cycles into offensive cycles by Chris Paines
Turning Defensive Cycles Into Offensive Cycles by Chris Paines
Really useful material. Chris has a unique way of looking at BJJ and simplifying it which makes totally sense.
Strategic Guard Passing and Pinning by Chris Paines
Strategic Guard Passing and Pinning by Chris Paines
Really useful material. You can get very good at guard passing in a flash when following these ideas. Chris has a unique way of looking at BJJ and simplifying it which make totally sense.
Standing Traps and Attacks by Jeff Higgs
Standing Traps and Attacks by Jeff Higgs
Old school BJJ / Judo! Very efficient and very easy to get the concepts
Spinal Manipulation by Jake Scovel
Spinal Manipulation by Jake Scovel
Unique ways of breaking posture and really controlling oponents. Looking forward for his next instructional.
Self Mastery: Solo BJJ Training Drills by John Danaher
muy buen el tutorial gratis
Self Mastery: Solo BJJ Training Drills by John Danaher
muy buen el tutorial gratis
The top game toolkit by Owen Livesey
The Top Game Toolkit by Owen Livesey
Judo meets BJJ, great instructor, excellent teaching style. It's not about speed and strength, only control.
Self Mastery: Solo BJJ Training Drills by John Danaher
muy buen el tutorial gratis
Self Mastery: Solo BJJ Training Drills by John Danaher
muy buen el tutorial gratis
EXCELENTE TUTORIAL
Self Mastery: Solo BJJ Training Drills by John Danaher
muy buen el tutorial gratis
front headlock
The Front Headlock System by John Danaher
sumi gaeshi frontal headlock to mount. nice.
Slow it down!
The Lockdown Blueprint by Tom DeBlass
I love this position for slowing down annoying, younger grapplers who try to run around the guard. Love it!
K guard Master
Shotgun K Guard by Mateusz Szczeciński
We really feel that Mateusz is a K Guard Master. He shows every situation you could face. Backside 50/50, front lower attacks, upperbody body attacks ( shotgun armbar, triangle, choibar) sweeps and what the opponent can do to break your K guard.
Sit up guard
The Sit Up Guard by Lucas Lepri
Great
Attacking outside finishing inaide
Attacking Outside Finishing Inside by Lucas Kanard
Very useful techniques.
Great Instructional
Under The Legs Passing: Stack Pass by Paul Schreiner
Have been struggling with guys who have string guard retention, this instructional is a cheat code against them!