Kentified

I've been searching for a jiu jitsu school by me and there seems to be no reputable schools within a good drivable distance so I was wondering what are some of the best instructional videos out there for beginner to intermediate MMA style jiu jitsu and brazillian jiu jitsu. I have a friend and possibly a few more that will be training with me so I won't have to try the techniques out on my sisters life size barbie doll.

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MTKrav911

I liked Frank Shamrock's submission videos he made about 4 years ago, but it's really basic. But it does teach good positioning skills and reversals. Teaches the 101 of how to get out of the basic subs like RNC's, arm-bars, teaches the monkey roll and crucifix escapes/defenses. Frank also has a tweaked version of BJJ. Especially when arm-barring someone. It's not traditional but very quick and unorthodox. But effective. Not so much BJJ, but submission wrestling.

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Curly

I just got Ruttons fighting video, I have not seen it yet but Im told its one of the better ones out there for the real life fighter. Besides-- Bas is a freaking stud!!!

Kentified

Frank Shamrock's Advanced Submissions - Guaranteed Submission Combinations and other Mixed Martial Arts Videos. Download, DVD, or VHS.

Learn to Fight and Win with Frank Shamrock - Instant Submissions and other Mixed Martial Arts Videos. Download, DVD, or VHS.

Did you order both? If so which one was best?

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-Bruce Lee

"Everything's about the journey" -Evan Tanner R.I.P.