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The Arm Saddle System by Danny Maira and Nick Salles reviews, page 2
The Arm Saddle System by Danny Maira and Nick Salles has 30 customer reviews in this archive, averaging 5.0 out of 5. 100% are five-star and 0 are one or two stars. Reviews run from August 7, 2025 to July 23, 2026. All of them are published below in full, unedited.
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More than just a Choi bar
Nick and Danny created an entire system around the arm saddle that is easy to understand and easy to implement. You’ll be shocked at how quick this will integrate into your game.
The best arm saddle resource on the market
Uncles Danny and Nick do a great job overviewing the upper body nogi attack meta of the arm saddle/choi series. Entries, finishing mechanics, and troubleshooting are covered and it’s definitely worth a watch. No BS and these guys actually play this position are part of their A game. Check their spicy arm saddle highlights, especially Uncle Nick. Sheeeshhhh
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They did it those madmen
Honestly I shouldn't even be rating this highly because this instructional may ruin my life. Sure it's about the arm saddle position and you could argue its the most complete and systematic arm saddle content out there, but that's not actually the real value here. For the first time that I've seen, these dudes have spilled the beans on the no-gi lasso grip which I've been using to wreck people in no-gi for a while, like no one can figure out how to deal with this grip because it's so strong and no one else teaches it and now here they go just showing it to everyone and now you all will be using my secret weapon against me. Negative fifteen stars.
Excellent
Nick and Danny have the most thorough arm saddle system. It isn't close. Buy now.
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