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This page lists reviews 46,951–47,000 of 87,673, newest first, covering 2024-01-04 to 2024-01-05. 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 46,951–47,000
Practical Application in Real Scenarios
Battle Tested Pressure Passing by Bernardo Faria
The Battle Tested Pressure Passing system exceeded my expectations, providing a comprehensive approach to applying the over-under pass in various situations and countering potential obstacles. I initially had two uncertainties before making the purchase: 1) Would I easily understand Bernardo Faria's instructions to fully benefit from his proven expertise? 2) Should I choose this DVD or his Encyclopedia of Pressure Passing? Regarding the first concern, Faria's clear and well-executed descriptions addressed any doubts. As for the second, I discovered that this DVD serves as a sequel to the Encyclopedia DVD. Faria intentionally includes fundamental content from the Encyclopedia, ensuring that viewers are not at a significant disadvantage. While the Encyclopedia DVD delves into the details of performing the over-under, this DVD briefly covers those basics and extends the learning to address counters and various guards, truly earning its "Battle Tested" title.
Basic ***** who loves a knee cut
Basic Bitch Knee Cuts by Ffion Davies
A knee cut has become one of my favorite passes, however, I recently have become more comfortable pressure passing. Although my knee cut has been rusty this has helped shake that rust off with fundamentals of this pass as well as more advanced versions. I appreciate her teaching style and love how in depth she goes about every technique! Highly recommend, she's a great instructor, with much attention to detail!
Very Strong Guard
New Wave Jiu Jitsu: Closed Guard - Building a Complete Closed Guard System by John Danaher
Best Skill and Solution for Closed Gaurd
thanks
Core Striking Combinations and Tricky Attacks by Firas Zahabi
great job explaining striking
Wow, amazing high percentage techniques and greatly explained
The Escape Artist Series Part 1 by Adam Bradley
Adam goes into great detail and love the way he teaches, already within the first 28 mins I have so many escapes i can try immediately and high percentage as well.
Great solo drills
Self Mastery: Solo BJJ Training Drills by John Danaher
Thank you Danaher for this in a time of need
An amazing Kimura instructional
the Kimura Scheme by Clark Gracie
Clark Gracie is really clear in his instruction and shows great details and ways to combine other techniques with Kimuras as well as how to set them up from numerous positions. The video and audio quality are excellent.
top teir submission
The Mikey Lock by Mikey Musumeci
I've barely scratched the surface of this position and it works like a charm. I like how he breaks down every step because if he didn't you wouldn't even know what he's doing with his head and hands.
Awesome
The Pendejo Guard by Craig Jones
Give me anything Craig Jones
Great
Fundamentals Of Jiu-Jitsu: Half Guard Pressure Passing by Nicholas Meregali
Great concepts I'm going to apply to my game
good
The 411 Leg Lock Instructional by Alan Shade
I think this is a great way to learn the basics of leg submissions.
Good collection of useful techniques
Foundations of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu by Bernardo Faria
A very useful collection of techniques that are explained clearly and easily understood and effective when applied. I come back to review different techniques when I need to improve that aspect of my game.
Good stuff
Sloppy Seconds: Countering The Outside Passer by Eoghan O' Flanagan
Good stuff
A lifetime of detail in a single instructional
Shotgun Aoki Locks by Mateusz Szczecinski
I've seen numerous instructional videos, and this one stands out as one of the finest. It's evident that Mateusz dedicated considerable time to perfecting his system centered on the shotgun aoki lock. The instruction is concise, and the techniques have been tested at the highest levels of competition. In addition to offering a comprehensive overview of options, entries, and reactions, the video is packed with valuable, game-changing details.
Great
Ankle Picks From Everywhere by Bryan Pearsall
Very useful for learning in detail a technique suitable for BJJ
A must need if you are learning judo
Grip Like a World Champion 2.0 by Jimmy Pedro
Overall, jimmy does a great job explaining key details about the goals of gripping.
good
Wrestling Made Easy by Firas Zahabi
Best for learning the basics of wrestling
C.J.
Old School Concepts For Attacking Modern Guards by Amaury Bitetti
I was skeptical and wrong this instructional is great!
good
Ageless Jiu Jitsu: Winning When You're Older or Less Athletic - Bottom Game by John Danaher
great
clean and instructive
High Percentage Gi Passes by Gordon Ryan
amazing detail and extremely detailed easy to follow and understand
good
Self Mastery: Solo BJJ Training Drills by John Danaher
I worked on it after practice and my guard retention improved significantly.
just stand up Craig Jones
very helpful video for no th MMA and BJJ!
Deep knowledge
100 Kilos Kill System by Carlos Catania
Great sharing of experience and knowlegde the use of weight for top positions.
Very clear instruction
The Escape Artist Series Part 2 by Adam Bradley
This a nice clear instruction on a lot of the basic defenses to common positions.
Perfect for a blue belt
Fundamentals of Jiu-Jitsu: Standing Guard Passing by Nicholas Meregali
Perfect for a blue belt looking to take passing game to another level. Great insight and full explanation of his full system.
Solo BJJ training drills
Self Mastery: Solo BJJ Training Drills by John Danaher
Will eventually have all of Johns videos. Worth every penny
good
No Gi Takedown Fundamentals by Andre Galvao
You can learn judo style throws.
Weight Training For Grappling by Michael Istaetel
Weight Training For Grappling by Michael Israetel
Dr. Mike is always great. Love his deep dive into stuff.
Power Ride!!!
Power Ride: A New Philosophy on Pinning by Craig Jones
Absolute game changer. Studying this instructional has made a night and day difference in my ability to hold top positions and gas out larger and more explosive opponents. Being a light to welterweight master's division grappler in a room full of young, explosive, heavyweights isn't easy. This has leveled that playing field a bit.
good
Kimura Hunting by Kazushi Sakuraba
Good overview and some unique tips and tricks for a kimura based game.
good
Enter The Sandman by Jay Pages
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Grip Fighting Techniques
Whether you're a Judoka or a BJJ Student, a DEFINITE RECOMMEND FOR EVERYONE! Very well with the details to grip fighting in both Gi and No-Gi! Will DEFINITELY try these techniques out! Thank You, Magid!
Vey Helpful, Everyone Should Own This
Anti Jiu Jitsu by Kazushi Sakuraba
Simple Concepts for Complex Wrestling
Great details
The Triangle Machine by Craig Jones
Rock solid traingle finishing mechanics that fill a lot of gaps in any grapplers game
Abundant Leg Lock Insights
Leg Lock Anthology: 50/50 by Lachlan Giles
Lachlan Giles stands out as an underappreciated instructor on this platform, offering extensive details in all of his instructional content. His thorough explanations provide clarity on advancing in the 50/50 position, allowing for a more dominant position and successful finish. I feel more confident in avoiding danger and gaining an advantage over my opponent.
Half Guard:BJJ Fundamentals - Go Further Faster by John Danaher
Half Guard: BJJ Fundamentals - Go Further Faster by John Danaher
Excellent and very detailed half guard basics and advanced technics with great concepts as well.
❤️️
No Gi Open Guard Volume 1: K Guard by Lachlan Giles
❤️️
Sneaky but awesome
Good sneaky knee bar to incorporate into your game
Streamlining the Triangle Choke
The Triangle Machine by Craig Jones
This video stands as one of the most effective resources for mastering the triangle choke. It is concise, straightforward, and packed with numerous insights and techniques in its details. Craig's expertise truly shines through, making it a top-notch guide.
Meregali is one of the greatest in the gi
Fundamentals of Jiu-Jitsu: Introduction To Meregali’s Gi System by Nicholas Meregali
Nicholas Meregali stands out as one of the finest practitioners in the GI. It is enlightening to observe his overall strategy for maintaining and passing the guard. The initial introduction to his system is excellent, with discussions on foundational concepts that are later elaborated upon in additional video series. I am pleased to have acquired this content.
jui jitsu for old guys
Jiu Jitsu For Old Guys: Nasty Control & Sneaky Submissions by Bernardo Faria
love the top pressure detail
Best Class
New Wave Jiu Jitsu: Closed Guard - Building a Complete Closed Guard System by John Danaher
Good Skill for Closed Guard
Diverse Pathways to Armbars and Chokes
Diverse Pathways To Armbars And Chokes by Luis Heredia
Luis Heredia's material is a masterclass in oldschool jujitsu . Highly recomend both his instructionals.
Really really good details
Fantastic perspective. Great options for those that prefer to keep the fight standing or for those that need more options when their bottom game isn't going as planned.
Excellent intro
Clinch Wrestling Basics by Pat Smith
Fantastic for teaching the basics of stand up
Solo Drills
Self Mastery: Solo BJJ Training Drills by John Danaher
Great video to help with leaning BJJ by yourself
Essential techniques
No Gi Fundamentals Bottom Game by JT Torres
JT Torres has some great no gi instructionals. I've found the pressure passing instructional very helpful and this no gi bottom game instructional is also great. I'm new to the no gi game and have found these techniques easy to implement.
Half Guard Anthology
The Half Guard Anthology by Lachlan Giles
If you love half-guard you will love this!
nice
The Daisy Fresh Knee Slice by Andrew Wiltse
nice
Submitting from the Open Guard in the Gi by Helena Crevar
Submitting From The Open Guard In The Gi by Helena Crevar
I've been following Helena for the past few years and love her basic short concise style of instruction. I've been studying open guard for some time but this looks to be what I need to take me from the entries and positioning to the finishes. Already I'm seeing exactly what I need to make more submission attempts from spider guard. I was in it last night rolling and set it up good but was wondering what now? Sweep? Triangle? Get stacked and crushed? Within 10 minutes of watching today I have some good answers.