Complete corpus · newest first
All BJJ Fanatics reviews, page 147
This page lists reviews 7,301–7,350 of 87,673, newest first, covering 2026-02-16 to 2026-02-18. 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 7,301–7,350
awesome series
Building a Guard Passing Game by Samuel Nagai
Amazing techniques. I've always loved playing passing guard and this DVD has taken that part of my game to the next level.
deceptively advanced
The Active Open Guard Encyclopedia by Leandro Lo
I go back to this every few years and feel I understand it more and more each time. It's really good but when I first reviewed it, it all seemed repetitive and similar - you have to really appreciate the small positional and situational changes for which he's teaching the particular variation and organize it all in your mind for yourself
Good
Octopus Guard 2.0 by Craig Jones
This is good stuff and works on higher belts
Toe fold and shin locks
Toe Fold and Shin Locks by Joshua You
This tutorial was all new information to me and I walked away with many new tools in my tool bag. I have a bunch of new counters and options to experiment with over the next few weeks. Thank you Joshua You.
Bought his ****. Did not regret it.
Aggressive Bottom Side & Side Butterfly Guard by Kent Peters
If you love sneaky stuff, this is the instructional for you. Kent does a great job breaking down his techniques and is fun to watch. The only negative I have is there are not more instructionals from him. Love from Saskatchewan, Kent. I hope to meet you and train in your gym one day.
Dominant positions brutal submissions
Dominant Positions, Brutal Submissions by Joel Bane
Good video chance to learn catch wrestling
JIU JITSU University
Jiu Jitsu University by Saulo Ribeiro
This tutorial is full of mastery tips and things I initially didn't learn from my instructors during my white belt phase. Now I can clean up some of my weak points and become a more difficult person to submit like Jon Fitch. Excellent instructor, excellent syllabus and a honest view of BJJ.
Too fast Not enough details
Mastering the Ankle and Aoki Lock by Jett Thompson
Content is good how ever each video is about 1 minute long. Only does the move once and does not go into deep details. Now I don't expect a John Danaher level explanation but a bit more for my money it feels like a reel type of tutorial not super happy about my purchase should have just saved up for a different tutorial. Now the content is good if you like fast paced explanations. Angles of video were not the best to comprehend the movements either.
Solid
Solid options for making your mount uncomfortable
Detailed
The Half Guard Anthology by Lachlan Giles
So detailed
Great techniques and setups
Feet To Floor Bundle by John Danaher
Great instructional on straightforward techniques but also the precursors to actually pull them off
Great
Go Further Faster Bundle by John Danaher
So technical as always from danaher
Clear and Practical Half Guard System
I Half The Power by Arthur Zuka
Very well-structured and easy to follow. The concepts are explained clearly and focus on important details like angle, positioning, and weight distribution rather than just techniques. It helps me better understand how to approach the half guard system. Highly recommended for anyone looking to build a stronger half guard game
Amazing
Go Further Faster Bundle by John Danaher
Just a wealth of insight and detail. Does an amazing job of explaining both technique and principles
Fantastic
The Armlock Obsession by Dave Camarillo
Camarillo is a great instructor. The BEST armlock instructional out there.
Fantastic
Butterfly Guard Rediscovered 3.0 by Adam Wardzinski
Great techniques and nuances, well explained.
Very good
Underhook Domination by Gabe Dean
You have to pay attention to the details and if you do this will pay off in spades!
Back exposure
The Ultimate Guide To Creating Back Exposure by Luke Griffith
This has helped me find options for back takes from basically every position.
Good information
Intelligence: The Art of Counter Punching by Teddy Atlas
If you’re not a stand up fighter it’s interesting to get these perspectives
Fix Your Fundamentals Jared Welman
Fix Your Fundamentals by Jared Welman
A comprehensive beginners instructional that covers all the main aspects for a beginner in BJJ. Coach Welman has an excellent teaching style that is easy to understand and follow. We are currently using this instructional as a review for our 14 year old daughter who is returning to Brazilian jiu jitsu after a three year break to study Kodokan kudo. I will be looking at obtaining some of his other instructionals since I am so impressed with this one. I hope he will make some no gi instructionals in the future as well.
MILF Mastering Inside Leglocks & False Reaps
MILF Mastering Inside Leglocks & False Reaps by Pawel Jaworski
Great !
Solo Home Wrestling Drills
Solo Home Wrestling Drills and Workouts by Dan Vallimont
Great content.
Great Place to Learn Turtle
The Naked Turtle by Eduardo Telles
Talles is one of the greatest innovators when it comes to the turtle position. These techniques do not have a lot of dialogue to them, so you do end up having to watch multiple times. However, that does not detract from the quality of the instruction.
Power Ride: A New Philosophy on Pinning by Craig Jones
Great video with explanations about why and how different techniques work.
Ankle lock masterclass
Death From Below by Mikey Musumeci
Simple brilliant instruction from one of the best to do it
Useful concept
The Mirroring Principle: The Hidden & Essential Mechanics of Pressure Passing by Wim Deputter
A seldom taught but effective concept. Not easy to understand at the start but well worth the effort
Useful concept
The Mirroring Principle: The Hidden & Essential Mechanics of Pressure Passing by Wim Deputter
A seldom taught but effective concept. Not easy to understand at the start but we'll worth the effort
all on passing guard
Building a Guard Passing Game by Samuel Nagai
Tons of relevant techniques that covers multiple scenarios
0-60 Leg Locks
0-60 Leg Locks by Troy Russell
Exhaustive explanation of leg locks by a very capable leg locker. Varies in technique from beginner to advanced methods for getting a submission. Excellent product, highly recommended.
Awesome Course
Kickboxing For Kids by Duane Ludwig
Thank you so much for this great kids course! I look forward to implementing the lessons into my curriculum. Great job guys!
Great product
Flow: The Top Game by Roberto "Cyborg" Abreu
Great instructional . Everything is really well explained. Explanations are maybe a bit repetitive at times but the techniques are really good
フロントチョークからのディフェンス
The Pillars of Defense: Turtle & Front Headlock Escapes by Gordon Ryan
チョークを取られる回数が減りました。
ディフェンス
The Pillars of Defense: Turtle & Front Headlock Escapes by Gordon Ryan
チョークを取られる回数が減りました。
アームドラッグ
Master The Move: Arm Drags by John Danaher
上手にバックに回れるようになりました。
This guy takes no prisoners
New Wave Foot Sweeps For Lazy People by Satoshi Ishii
The power of his sweeps is unreal. You can literally see his heavy training partner flying through the air. The ground shakes, the camera shakes, and when the body hits the mat you feel it. Wow. Just beautiful. Never before have I had to brace myself while watching an instructional. This one made me brace in pure amazement at the sheer brutality (in the nicest possible way). Judo is a completely different world from BJJ, and honestly, I don’t understand why it’s called the gentle way. That said: If you want to compete, I strongly recommend this video. If you want to teach white belts, make sure they first learn proper breakfalls in depth. Without solid ukemi and sufficiently soft mats, trying to stop these throws with an outstretched arm is an injury waiting to happen.
guillotine escape
Principles of Guillotine Defense by Nicolas Renier
defend guillotine with butterfly sweep
FREE Mini-Course: Over / Under Pressure Passing System by Bernardo Faria
Awesome
Brabo and Peruvian Necktie Choke
Gi Chokes: Brabo and Peruvian Necktie by Alex Humen
Outstanding
short but awesome!
Kimura Hunting by Kazushi Sakuraba
great tips for using the kimura! entertaining as well!!
ZPL
Old School Crushing Pressure and Submissions by Murilo Bustamante
Great video
Basics come first
The Roger Gracie Closed Guard System by Roger Gracie
Roger does an excellent job of explaining basic closed guard tactics. He doesn't over complicate basics.
Best Movement for BJJ
Master The Move: Arm Drags by John Danaher
Simple and Strong
Game changing
MILF Mastering Inside Leglocks & False Reaps by Pawel Jaworski
I really like this it really improved my game
Detail class
The American Jiu Jitsu Guillotine System by Jake Shields
Easy to understanding
Detail class
The American Jiu Jitsu Guillotine System by Jake Shields
Easy to understand
Amazing Course for beginners
Foundations of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu by Bernardo Faria
I haven't been training long and have been at it myself for about six months. the lessons taught here have been a refresher and a review for what i have been learning doing classes. when i first started i was worried about being able to retain the lessons i was being taught in person. these videos cover all the fundamentals i have learn plus are well explained simply so they are easy to understand and can be implemented during rolls. they are a valuable asset to return to when you are trying to learn the little things that make the techniques work. having these videos has been a valuable learning tool to complement all the lessons and training i have done so far.
Submissions!
The Fastest Way: To Increase Your Submission Percentage (No Gi) by John Danaher
Submission set ups with lots of options of finishing from the back!
Massively improved my passing
Systematically Attacking The Guard: Half Guard Passing by Gordon Ryan
I was having some issues with some other passing styles and wanted something that used pinning and pressure and this works incredibly well .
Submissions!
The Fastest Way: To Increase Your Submission Percentage (No Gi) by John Danaher
Getting to the back to subs!
solid material
Master The Move: The Knee Cut Guard Pass by John Danaher
new stuff to incorporate
