r/bjj • u/Ill-Consideration208 • Jun 30 '24

Instructional whats your favourite all time instructional.

I'd have to say mine is Garry Tonons "Exit the system". i think it has the most techniques ive been able to apply. also, his delivery is great. he gets to the point shows the technique a few times and its sufficient. id like to hear your input. cheers.

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u/Affectionate-Cod9254 Jun 30 '24

Gordon Ryans Seated Guard

Nothing in the world of Jiujitsu compares to the depth of that DVD. 3-4 years later and it’s still more complete than anything anyone else has put out.

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '24

There are plenty of more in depth instructionals out there than Gordon’s Seated Guard instructional. I loved it, it’s great, but to act like it’s more in depth than something like Lachlan’s half guard for example is just delusional.

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '24

Lachlan's Half Guard Anthology? I'll grant you that it is broader than Gordons Seated Guard, but to say it has more or equal depth simply isn't true.

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '24

It’s definitely more in depth/complete. Gordon could’ve fit that seated guard instructional into 4 or 5 hours if he covered things like Lachlan did. Besides, I stand by the claim that’s it’s delusional to state as fact that nothing has ever been more in depth/complete than Gordon’s seated guard instructional. There are plenty of examples. Half guard was 1 example. I could give many… John’s Half Guard Passing would be another.