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The White Belt Bible by Roy Dean reviews

The White Belt Bible by Roy Dean has 6 customer reviews in this archive, averaging 4.50 out of 5. 50% are five-star and 0 are one or two stars. Reviews run from December 21, 2023 to February 22, 2026. All of them are published below in full, unedited.

Who reviewed The White Belt Bible by Roy Dean

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The reviews

• Start with this

  Havent been training fpr 5 months due to injury. Got this to get a refresh before going back. Man I wish I got this a lomg time ago. If all you had was the techniques from this video youd be very dangerous.

  Daniel C.February 22, 2026CanadaVerified buyer

• Great Intro to Aikido and BJJ

  If you are looking for an intro to these arts, this is it. It will open your eyes to this new world of two fantastic martial arts.

  Derek b.November 16, 2024CanadaVerified buyerBlack belt16 yrs training

• Decent but not exceptional

  First off, I like Roy Dean and the content he puts out. That said, it's not clear what the goal of this particular video is. The judo section was good; that's the part most like a traditional instructional. The aikido section was mostly useless to me as a BJJ practitioner. The BJJ section is a good survey of positions, but incredibly basic for anybody with more than a month of experience. I found it worth a watch from a casual interest standpoint, but it's not something I expect to refer back to.

  CasparJune 24, 2024United StatesVerified buyerWhite belt1-3 yrs training

• Wrong Title But Decent Content

  This set isn't much of a tutorial as it is a quick survey of three different grappling arts. The first volume is some quick demos of white belt judo throws. The second covers Aikido wrist locks and some fundamentals (i.e. Aikido white belt stuff). The third has basic BJJ Positions. The demonstrations on vol 4 were of little value. On volume 5, the Xande Ribiero piece is interesting, and the side control escape is good. So, if by "Bible" you're thinking it's some reference you'll go to for deeper understanding, then this is not that. It should be titled "White Belt Intro" or "Snap Shot Survey of Judo, Aikido, and JiuJitsu."

  AndrewJanuary 13, 2024USVerified buyer

• Good

  The product is good… I actually love “fundamentals”, and this is a little bit different. It’s more a memento for the new students. The takedown part is more detailed (like the fundamental instructionals i’m used to), the wristlock part is less detailed and then a big overview.

  Rick G.January 2, 2024ITVerified buyer

• Outstanding in every way.

  It is very detailed. Roy is clear and sharp. The videos are laid out perfectly and the editing adds a lot.

  Jason L.December 21, 2023USVerified buyer

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