Victory Belt Publishing Jiu-Jitsu University

Muy detalladas las técnicas y las ilustraciones ayudan bastante a comprender la mecánica de cada una. Explica ampliamente el por qué de las etapas del jiujiteiro y cómo debe ir avanzando en cada cinta. Lo recomiendo si estás iniciando en esa disciplina.

This book has plenty of pages, great photos, and any ground technique you could wish for, but only for someone joining you on the mat. I give it 4 stars because there are no standing techniques and no throws. So while offering vast amounts of knowledge, it is still lacking in my opinion. Highly recommended for what it is though.

Un libro muy bien estructurado y explicado; puede q el mejor d esta disciplina...eso sí, asegurate d q conoces las posiciones y finalizaciones básicas antes d comprarlo

le livre est tout simplement excellent point j'ai pris ce livre car je commence là MMA très bientôt et j'avais aucune connaissance sur le sol. Le livre est en anglais malheureusement mais très simple à comprendre ou à traduire, les images sont très bien expliqué et certaines prises s'adaptent parfaitement pour le MMA, je recommande pour tous les amateurs qui cherchent à apprendre de nouvelles connaissances

Nowadays almost all jiu-jitsu practitioners find technique demonstrations online. However, this book has something online videos are lacking - Instead of being about one single technique, like most online videos are - this book guides through simple techniques for white belt all way up to black belt techniques. Techniques shown in this book often build on previously shown concepts, from simpler to more advanced ones. There are a handful of white belt techniques, mostly about surviving disadvantageous positions and submission attempts, the majority of the book focuses on techniques at blue and brown belt levels. Techniques are demonstrated by Saulo and his brother Xande, wearing a blue and a white gi. This makes easy to see leg/arm position and distinguish which limb belongs to whom. Book format in contrast to online videos is close to a stop motion animation. Each technique consists of several photos taken at key moments of technique execution, each photo has a description of what is going on ats its side. Further, each step in photos is shown by 2 photos taken at the same time, from the opposite direction. “Common misconceptions” at the end of each section shows common mistakes/errors done while executing previously described techniques.