[MMAalltheway]

Yeah that's a great idea. Maybe ask Juno some questions about what he wants to see in them. Like just criteria. He doesn't do JJ and that's why they're aren't any but I'm sure their would be. Great I'd definitely watch them. Put some good street fighting techniques in them like how you could throw JJ in to a street fight.

[DaeronX]

Originally Posted by PinStripes13

That's understandable. Between LockFlow and 10th Planet, I understand I won't be a web sensation.
The problem with LockFlow and 10th Planet, they talk in their videos as if you're already a jiu jitsu practitioner. "Zombie", "New York", "Hot Dog" are all terms that some people may go, "WTF?"

im a bjj blue belt and even i didnt know what he meant exactly when he was using those terms since i was trained in Peru and my teachers where brazilians and peruvians (Tony de Souza was one of them, if u are a big BJ Penn fan its one of his best friends and taught him a lot of things also the creator of the peruvian necktie and other techniques)

so basically i had to watch the whole dvd Mastering the rubber guard by eddie bravo to fully understand it

[TimeFighter]

I thought all you guys say you can't learn SHIT from videos.

[DoomRater]

You won't learn by JUST watching them, that's for sure. You must study them and already have a good form to really use anything there- and even then it's earned the old fashioned hard way.

[DaeronX]

hey if u are already a trained martial artist then yes GOOD videos and good fights u can learn a lot by watching by like Doom said u need a solid base in order to make something useful out of this videos

a lot of instructionals even if it was made by TOP fighters in MMA, Muay Thai, BJJ really like 80% are just WAAAAY tooo basic those things have to be learned in the gym

the ones i recommend are the videos of Shogun Rua, The Clinch by Malaipet, Ernesto Hoost, and 10th planet which u can incorporate to ur game... also eddie bravo if u happen to be in a strictly gracie jiu jitsu academy also sakuraba has some cool wrestling tricks

stay away from the Bj penn, Chuck Lidell, peter aerts and anderson silva (that guy is like switching stances while explaining if u punch like this in orthodox stance whilst the fucker is standing in southpaw LOL and omg an honorable mention to THE GRACIES WORST DVD INSTRUCTIONAL EVER the guy is like giving his arm away just extending it so he can get armbared just wtf

i have seen maaany vids because my trainer before the internet was even THAT popular like in the early 90's information instructionals and videos were really hard to find they had to be imported and he has gathered a lot of this throughout the years and he knows which are the good ones nowadays now his collection is HUUUUGE he just gives me a copy to me every time i go to his place

[DoomRater]

Oh yeah, does anyone play with a low guard, with your legs wrapped around their legs? I never see anyone do this to stop someone from crawling across the floor to the wall, to flatten someone out for opportunities to switch to butterfly or sweep from there, or if the guy's in really bad shape just to squeeze the life out of him.

[Luther]

Originally Posted by TimeFighter

I thought all you guys say you can't learn SHIT from videos.

100% false. I don't think anyone said that. I've always said that a video will never be as good as formal training, but it can help a lot. Especially walk through videos.

-Luther

[mma4life]

I would definately watch them.

[hazzius]

nice would like to see

[Zerse]

Definenitly, if a fight ever goes down to the ground you and use some submissions on him.