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4 year(s) ago • 3986 views • 39 replies

Clifford Dela Cruz
Clifford Dela Cruz
Black beltVerified27 forum posts2345/1000
4 year(s) ago
For escapes, My favourite are the following:
Pins: Wim Deputter, Priit Mihkelson, Matt Thornton

Back control escapes: Wim Deputter, Priit Mihkelson

Leg entanglement escapes: Eddie Cummings, Craig Jones, John Danaher (positional and submission escapes), Robert Diggle
Jorgen Matsi
Jorgen Matsi
Black belt 2nd degreeVerified1773 forum posts17465/1000
4 year(s) ago
Ryan hall Keenan cornelius Lachlan giles No order and every instructional.
Out of this list and given how GOOD are Keenan's free videos in YouTube, I was rather disappointed in his Lapel Encoclypedia (which I bought with my actual money).

(Lachlan and Ryan are yet do do anything that I didn't appreciate)
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Erico Bueno
Erico Bueno
Black belt 1st degreeVerified21 forum posts1720/1000
4 year(s) ago
Before YouTube, Flo Grappling Channel, Instagrams that shows all the modern techniques in details… Saulo Ribeiro produced a set o 6 Instructional DVD that helped a lot people were starting in Jiu Jitsu, specially white belts to survive in the mat including me in that time. It was a different time and the goal was always submit your opponents in the most effective and savage way instead focus in transitions and scoring points.
Things changed, Jiu Jitsu is more fluid, more rules, and faster, but I keep this DVD’s in a special place in my shelf to remember that time.
Deepu
Deepu
Black beltVerified547 forum posts6410/1000
4 year(s) ago
Before YouTube, Flo Grappling Channel, Instagrams that shows all the modern techniques in details… Saulo Ribeiro produced a set o 6 Instructional DVD that helped a lot people were starting in Jiu Jitsu, specially white belts to survive in the mat including me in that time. It was a different time and the goal was always submit your opponents in the most effective and savage way instead focus in transitions and scoring points. Things changed, Jiu Jitsu is more fluid, more rules, and faster, but I keep this DVD’s in a special place in my shelf to remember that time.
I have both his series on dvd, also proudly displayed on my shelf. They were by far the best back in the day.
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Jorgen Matsi
Jorgen Matsi
Black belt 2nd degreeVerified1773 forum posts17465/1000
4 year(s) ago
Saulo, Maia and Marcelo were the best...

But there were also SBGi instructionals which were fantastic because they were the only ones I saw which also taught how to train not just what to train. (techniques).

And then came Ryan Hall.
Nick Tyau
Nick Tyau
Black belt 1st degreeVerified314 forum posts4290/1000
4 year(s) ago
The Julia Child and Jacque Pepin instructionals were always entertaining.
I learned how to cook watching shows like this on tv. Well played

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