I just got my enitre basement re-done with Grappling mats from wall to wall,along with a new heavybag,and about 10 feet of wall mats put up.I do regualr BJJ and have been for only a little bit over a year,but due to my work sceduale,im only able to go once a week if im lucky,So im triyng to find some shit to keep me busy inbetween work,and the one or two days I can actually go train a week..
Anyone have any DVDS youd recommend or have heard good things about??
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Who the fuck is Shogun???
Give us some more information. What are you looking for?
Gi, no-gi? You want to learn sweeps, guard passing, submissions, or do you want to cover all aspects in general? Is there a particular fighter you like, or particular style you have or want to emulate?
Give us some more information. What are you looking for?
Gi, no-gi? You want to learn sweeps, guard passing, submissions, or do you want to cover all aspects in general? Is there a particular fighter you like, or particular style you have or want to emulate?
No-gi
One that covers all aspects
No specific fighter
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WAR Stamos!
Who the fuck is Shogun???
Id spend upto 100$ on em',but the cheaper the better
My standard recommendation is always Mario Sperry's 'Secrets of Submission Grappling,' though it is kind of expensive. I'm not sure what it sells for anymore, as it has been out for a while.
It's a very good instructional. No-gi, covers top positions, bottom positions, a good open guard section, takedowns, and submissions. There is also a disc that covers point-scoring, for tournaments. All in all there are 6 discs, each of them about an hour at least, if I remember correctly.
If you don't mind that price range, it's definitely a good instructional. If that's too much just let me know and I will see what I can find for cheaper.
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what videos would you guys recommend for training with gi?
I'm fairly new to the game so i need just about everything... maybe sweeps more than anything... but all aspects would be great too.
what videos would you guys recommend for training with gi?
I'm fairly new to the game so i need just about everything... maybe sweeps more than anything... but all aspects would be great too.
For a relative beginner I would suggest anything by Fabio Gurgel. Most of his stuff is a bit older, but the basics never change. It's all gi-related and very solid stuff.
You can't go wrong with that if you want a gi instructional. There are a ton of other ones, but most of them start to specialize with higher-level stuff like Spider Guard and DLR guard.
BJJ/MMA Instructional DVD recommendations?
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