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This page lists reviews 41,601–41,650 of 87,673, newest first, covering 2024-05-04 to 2024-05-05. 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 41,601–41,650
Great
Power Ride: A New Philosophy on Pinning by Craig Jones
Making pinning easier for the little guy
Great
Standing2Ground: Upper Body Takedowns by John Danaher
Great details
Great
Mastering Guillotine Concepts and Principles by Karel "Silver Fox" Pravec
Fixing my guillotine
Great
Inside Guard Secrets RDLR & The False Reap by Kieran Kichuk
Great leg entries
Great
New Wave Jiu Jitsu: A New Philosophy Of Positional Escapes by John Danaher
Bridging the gap between defense and offense
Great
Interplay Between High Step and Body Lock Passing by Nicky Ryan
Great entries into bodylocks
Great
Engaging Without Regrets by Jozef Chen
A lot of guard passing concepts
Great
Awesome turtle info
Great
Inside Guard Secrets Half Guard and the Knee Crunch by Kieran Kichuk
Off balances and leg entries
Great
Leglocks: Enter The System by John Danaher
Awesome intro to heel hooks
Excellent atuff
Pillars of Defense: Leg Locks to Back Takes by Gordon Ryan
no regrets on this. glad to see sunny a women involved in the training
Great
Shotgun Aoki Locks by Mateusz Szczecinski
Great finishing details
Great
Fighting Back From Leg locks by Nicky Ryan
Great backtakes
Comprehensive System of Escapes
Fundamentals of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Escapes Gi & No Gi by Lachlan Giles
Though there is little teaching on how to immediately transition into counterattacks when escaping, you won't find a more comprehensive guide to escaping bad positions in bjj. Lachlan is a master escape artist, and this instructional shows you how to become one as well.
Good Concepts for Any Grappling Sport
Clinch Wrestling Basics by Pat Smith
Pat is very good at explaining the various moves he is demonstrating and pointing out important details along the way. His philosophy of initiating the action, but not forcing anything, and instead developing a string of counters to every defense is useful in every grappling sport.
Back Takes
The Fastest Way: To Increase Your Submission Percentage (No Gi) by John Danaher
Great instructional
Great Rip Their Heads Off
Off With Their Head: The Arm Triangle by Neil Melanson
Amazing instruction at a great pace
Massive Amount of Content
Guard Retention Anthology Bundle by Lachlan Giles & Ariel Tabak
There is so much here that it is hard to summarize. As Lachlan explains in the introduction, this video series is best used to help troubleshoot areas where you have having trouble retaining guard. But since I am still quite new to bjj (started less than a year ago), I am gradually slogging my way through and picking up lots of ideas that are helping me learn guard retention and basic bjj movement patterns. This is an excellent series that will help you a develop a solid foundation so that you can pursue a more aggressive style of guard play knowing that you will probably be able to recover if things go wrong.
(Re)back takes, escapes, survival & prevention
(Re)Back Takes, Escapes, Survival & Prevention by Priit Mihkelson
Priit is great, valuable resource
Thorough Exploration of Z-Guard
Make Z Guard Great Again by Craig Jones
This instructional is a deep-dive into all the various scenarios that develop from a z-guard position. It has made me much more confident in rolling with bigger, stronger opponents because I now have a better idea of how to counter their pressure and use it against them.
excellent course
Gracie Tampa South Intro BJJ Curriculum by Matt Arroyo
old school bjj, great beginner content; clear and concise with a sense of humor. my favorite instructional out of 5 that I've purchased
Detailed Guide to Solo BJJ Drills
Self Mastery: Solo BJJ Training Drills by John Danaher
The videos were very specific and clear in demonstrating the various solo movements. In particular John's emphasis on not just mindlessly going through the motions, but imagining a real opponent is really helpful. The body-mind connection is so important to becoming a better grappler. I have only recently started learning bjj about a year ago, but in my opinion, this instructional is very helpful for both beginning and advanced bjj students.
Things
Good
good
Octopus Half Guard by Bjorn Friedrich
good
good
The Upside Down: Inverted Attacks by Jon Blank
goof
Love it
Kimura: Enter The System by John Danaher
Lots of great info. Helped my game.
High percentage chokes no gi
High Percentage Chokes: No Gi by Lachlan Giles
awesome
Systematically Attacking the Legs
Systematically Attacking The Legs by Gordon Ryan
Great instructional
great details
Simplify the System: Side Scissor by Brian Glick
great details
closed guard
Closed Guard: BJJ Fundamentals - Go Further Faster by John Danaher
mastering closed guard
50/50
Leg Lock Anthology: 50/50 by Lachlan Giles
Leglock master
Half guard
The Guard Passing Anthology: Half Guard by Lachlan Giles
Another amazing instructional
Half gaurd
The Half Guard Anthology by Lachlan Giles
Amazing content
How too beat the pros
How To Beat The Pros: Leg Lock Attacks by Paul Ardila-Ibarra
Had to buy guys adcc run was mint and his instructional had some good details
Cross ashi
Dynamic Cross Ashi by Jason Rau
Amazing instructional
Outside ashi
Dynamic Outside Ashi: Leg Attacks by Jason Rau
Amazing as always by jason rau
R guard
Dynamic Reverse Guard by Jason Rau
Amazing instructional breaks down advance moves and makes them look simple. Amazing teacher
Jason rau 50/50
Dynamic No Gi 50/50 by Jason Rau
Jason rau is a leglock wizard.
Always so solid
Modern Reverse De La Riva by Jason Rau
I've definitely left RDLR unexplored, mostly from a lack of understanding of how to apply it. Rau really helps show the starting position, the necessary off balancing that helps the basic entires, and the most common transitions to leg locks. Really enjoyed it, going to be repeating it a lot.
Fundamentals of Escape Lachlan Giles
Fundamentals of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Escapes Gi & No Gi by Lachlan Giles
Great Instructional. Using it to trouble shoot my positional escapes. The answer is here. Tons of content likely the only escape video you need. Many thanks to BJJ Fanatics and Lachlan for making this content.
Increased my game
Gracie Fundamentals: Guard Passing - Dealing With Flexible Guards by Rayron Gracie
Just started bjj and this instructional is helping me pass people’s guards who have been training for months.
Our hopes and prayers to Joel's partner
Brutal Catch Wrestling Leg Riding and Hammer Locks by Joel Bane
Brutal and effective, who needs friends
kimura hunting
Kimura Hunting by Kazushi Sakuraba
sakuraba is the king of the kimura.
great
The Estima Lock & New School Toe Hold by Braulio Estima
very good course content
Good Detail
The Devil Is In The Details Gi Chokes by Paul Tom
A Lot of good Details for Choking in and with the Gi.
Great Back Attack
Galvao Style Back Attacks by Mica Galvao
Good to learn the Art of Attacking from the Back especially in the Gi.
Great video!
Upper Body Takedowns For Grappling by Adam Wheeler
Very improve my takedown game!!!
Ageless Jiu Jitsu: Winning When You're Older Or Less Athletic - Top Game Gi
Ageless Jiu Jitsu: Winning When You're Older Or Less Athletic - Top Game Gi by John Danaher
As usual, Mr. Danaher's is very thorough with every detail. In-depth explanation of all the techniques and scenarios. Must have for every jiu jitsu practition who are old and less athletic.
great content
The Complete Butterfly Guard by Marcelo Garcia
good stuff
best passing dvd
The Science of Guard Passing by Lucas Lepri
best passing dvd