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This page lists reviews 27,751–27,800 of 87,673, newest first, covering 2024-12-26 to 2024-12-27. 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 27,751–27,800
great explanations as always
Half Guard Passing and Dynamic Pins: BJJ Fundamentals - Go Further Faster by John Danaher
the difference in skill is often in the ability to exploit the little details and as always Professor Danaher delivers in expertly explaining how to exploit them.
All about the brabo choke and the brabo grip.
The Secrets of The Brabo Choke by Leo Vieira
All you need to know about the brabo choke and also the brabo grip. A complete system to use it and submit.
I needed this
The No Gi Half Guard by Bernardo Faria
Half Guard has always been a weak spot in my game, so I was thrilled to come across this video. Even better, it focuses heavily on no-gi, which is exactly what I needed. The instruction is clear, practical, and incredibly helpful for someone like me who's looking to improve. Learning from one of the best in the game makes this an invaluable resource!
Much Needed
Back Attack Blueprint by Matt Arroyo
Matt's videos are always helpful and in depth. I know I need to work on back takes and this is much needed for me.
👍
Lapel Chokes From Everywhere by Miko Hytonen
Love it
Fantastic!
Ageless Jiu Jitsu: Winning When You're Older Or Less Athletic - Top Game Gi by John Danaher
Excellent instructional. Well worth the money.
The Fastest WAY To Become an Effective Guard Passer (No Gi) by John Danaher
The Fastest Way: To Become an Effective Guard Passer (No Gi) by John Danaher
Open guard passing is essential in the modern No Gi game,
Great for smaller grapplers
Smush Proofing Your Jiu Jitsu by Chelsea Leah
I watch a lot of tutorials but most of them aren't focused on fighting larger people. This one is and works very well for me.
the long step
5
The drilling tool
The Essential Techniques With a Grappling Dummy by Paul Boyajian
Dummies make good tools
Good exercises with dumbbells.
10 Top Dumbbell Movements by Jason Khalipa
Good exercises with dumbbells. I found it very educational.
Demystifying Ashi Waza
Demystifying Ashi Waza by Shintaro Higashi
Brilliant concepts! Been practicing these daily and implementing them slowly but surely
Good
Fundamentals To Master: No Gi Offense - Stand Up & Passing by Xande Ribeiro
I'm a fan of Xande. I like his teaching and technique. I like his systematic nature. Also, I love getting valuable details. I have bought past courses on guard retition. I would like, more knowledge for that amount of money. Maybe I'm greedy, but the course is good. I give it five stars.
Anti Jiu Jitsu
Anti Jiu Jitsu by Kazushi Sakuraba
Fundamentals! Good info but I also just enjoyed the combination of people that are in this dvd!
Buster Guard The Omoplata Funnel
Buster Guard The Omoplata Funnel by Lou Armezzani
Informative!
Very helpful
Kimura: Enter The System by John Danaher
great details
Clear and effective
Truck The World by Geo Martinez
Clear and effective dedicated instructional ! Thanks for details and all angles
Most useful instructional ever
Sloppy Seconds: Countering The Outside Passer by Eoghan O' Flanagan
Super great techniques against opponent not cooperative
Kimuras
Kimura System by Marcelo Cohen
A good collection of kinura techniques, explained well.
Perfect
Down Right Sloppy Half Butterfly by Eoghan O'Flanagan
Super explanations, really innovent and useful
Back Attacks Enter The System
Back Attacks Enter The System by John Danaher
Very good, as always you'll need to watch this several times to take all the details in
half guard go further faster by John Danaher
Half Guard: BJJ Fundamentals - Go Further Faster by John Danaher
half guard
Body bjj
Weight Training For Grappling by Michael Israetel
Really good
Body Lock
The Body Lock Pass by Lachlan Giles
Body lock anthology
leg lock master
Leglocks: Enter The System by John Danaher
one of the OG masters
lasso master
Mastering The Lasso Guard by Marcos Tinoco
Marcos is a true Lasso master and great instructor
great details
The Berimbolo System Part 1: The Foundation by Mikey Musumeci
you can tell Mikey has delved deeply into every aspect of the berimbolo
one of the greats
The Split Guard System by Karel "Silver Fox" Pravec
great teacher great techniques
make me more strong
Leglocks Review
Down Under Leg Attacks by Craig Jones
Excellent
Great Basics
The Z Guard Encyclopedia by Craig Jones
great basics from the 2. best grappler
The best
They Shall Not Pass by Gordon Ryan
Gordon gives the best instructionals
Instant
Inside Guard Secrets RDLR & The False Reap by Kieran Kichuk
Instantly upgraded my game, understanding, and approach to more than just the RDLR & False Reap
Long live Paulson
Killer Kesa Gatame by Erik Paulson
I've been studying Paulsons dvds for years. He's been around forever. This stuff works!
fantastic
Polish Power Back Takes by Adam Wardzinski
another great one!
great instructional
Systematically Attacking From Top Pins: Mount by Gordon Ryan
Gordon breaks down vital steps to get to top pin and finishing positions so clearly
Very helpful
Precision Lapel Guard Escapes by Lucas Lepri
Already see results
Amazing!
Essential Connections: Chest To Back - Behind The Elbows by Giancarlo Bodoni
A great instructional with the emphasis on chest to back prior to a full rear mount. (standing body lock, four point, turtle, etc.) While mapping the ways to eventually achieve a full rear mount position.
Really good
The Half Guard Anthology by Lachlan Giles
Covers a lot! Like the rolling. Footage
Training With A ***** 101
The Essential Techniques With a Grappling Dummy by Paul Boyajian
This video gives a nice bit of advice for how to train with a *****. Of course you can always simply practice techniques you’ve seen in class or on a video online. It’s great to reinforce what you’re practicing in class. To help get you started Paul provides an 8-position framework that he ties together at the end of the video. These techniques are based on using the gi but I had little trouble adapting them for no gi, so I wouldn’t worry about that. The 8 positions are: Being in Closed Guard Side Control Scarf Knee On Belly Mount Technical Mount Back Mount Holding Opponent in Closed Guard The video then proceeds to score you some basic attacks from these positions. Overall it will help you get your familiarity with the names of positions and attacks while helping you become more comfortable with the essential movements and attacks. This video would most likely only benefit us white belts but could be a nice starting point to come up with a self practice for higher belts though they would quickly move past this video since it’s the basic concept of setting up a solo practice that they might use then add more advanced options. I feel the $79 price tag is possibly a bit high. But if you get it with a coupon it’s definitely worth it at 50ish% off. However, if you’re the type that would really prefer someone to give you a staring map rather than developing your own practice sequence you may not mind the full price tag. Overall a great starting point for solo practice with a *****.
Great
Deep Half Guard Evolution by Jeff Glover
Great!
Great
The Daisy Fresh Knee Slice by Andrew Wiltse
Amazing instruction
Great!
Tripod Passing: Beating Inside Position by Jozef Chen
Great instructional, great detail
Great
Engaging Without Regrets by Jozef Chen
Great attention to detail, good length
z guard is the best!
Make Z Guard Great Again by Craig Jones
CJ's z guard lessons has helped me over the years to play a better bottom game. Definitely worth the investment if you're looking to level up your game!
Engaging Content
Judo @ Home Workouts by Travis Stevens
It is useful for many people
Excellent
High Percentage Gi Passes by Gordon Ryan
Very informative instrucitonal
How To Deeply Learn BJJ
90 Day Project Based Jiu Jitsu by Josh Vogel
Josh Vogel clearly communicates his ideas in this video set. the concept is very similar to doing an Art Study - for those of you who are artists. What constitutes is picking a subject such as a specific attack, or passing technique, etc... Then you develop a three stage study or a Mr. Vogel calls it Project. The three stages are EFC which stands for: Entry - getting into the position, transition, or Attack you're doing the project on. Control - Maintaing the technique while your partner tries to escape. Finishing - Getting that sought after Tap! Josh goes into a lot more detail on how to do these projects and uses the Omoplata as an example throughout the video demonstrating how to do a project. But this video is more of a how to really learn BJJ deeply. It is not a listing of techniques, it is an approach to learning that really involves you as a student and also developer of your style. because if that this video will start being useful around the time you're at your second strip white belt. I suspect that around Blue it will help you truly develop your own game and past that it's a great way to develop your conciseness rather than being a library of techniques. because if those involvement you'll really get to know the moves rather than just repeating them, which is what we're doing for most part as a white belt just getting acquainted with the game of BJJ. Overall with the money. Would recommend combining this with a technique video series and of course ask your higher belts and professor to help you develop your own projects.
Best You Can Get
Enter The System Bundle by John Danaher
If you're looking for a method to apply submissions, this is the best material you could buy. I would highly recommend the Go Further Faster prior to this material. Why? You must have a mastery of the fundamentals prior to these types of submissions.
Dr Loch is giving you the bizness
The Guard Passing Anthology: Half Guard by Lachlan Giles
Take it down, take it all down