Ghost

instructional ones, anyone recommend any?

thanks

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Matt Thornton's Functional JKD Series Two (will work for gi or no-gi)
Roy Dean's Blue Belt Requirements
Josh Barnett's got some good catch wrestling DVDs too

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Ghost

excellent, thank you. will look these up now.

any others anyone else

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Ghost

also how useful are grappling dummies for when you train at home?

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To make it easy for you:

Here's my review of Roy Dean's BJJ Blue Belt Requirements DVD:
DVD Review-BJJ Blue Belt Requirements - Urban wilderness survival, Martial arts training, Medicinal plant, Human nutrition, Sacred herbalism, Weight lifting woman, Womens health, Creative writing - DirtTime.org!

It has lots of links and tells you where to get it.

Here's a link to Matt's DVD:
SBGi - Straight Blast Gym International

Also you can download a really great interview I did with Matt right here:
Matt Thornton… Still Flying the ALIVENESS Banner! - Urban wilderness survival, Martial arts training, Medicinal plant, Human nutrition, Sacred herbalism, Weight lifting woman, Womens health, Creative writing - DirtTime.org!

And Josh Barnett's is here:
Budovideos.com - Josh Barnett's Catch Wrestling DVD 1: Punishing Rides

Oh and you need training partners. Real ones.

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Ghost

excellent thats really good thanks, so is there no value to the grappling dummies at all?

was looking at something like this

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I've always thought Masakazu Imanari's instructionals were rather interesting if you like leg locks.

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Mr. Arieson

How about olympic Judo? Can anyone reccomend a good one?

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Official Judo Information Site at JudoInfo.com

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Mr. Arieson

Nice site. I was stuck by how much these techniques: Judo Self-Defense Forms: Goshin Jutsu

reminded me of Aikido.

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Tant01

You said "anyone" and "ANY"... Now, get your cursor off the "GROAN" function and take a look at his STUFF. You see, I don't really give a crap what folks call it. Hayastan, Sambo, Judo, Jujutsu, "BRAZILLIAN" blah, blah, blah.

Maybe Gokor is a little too commercial for you? Maybe he beat up one of your MMA idols? I don't know what, if anything, you might have against the man but spare me your groaning Ghost man. This guy knows his "stuff"...

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Tant01

No need to hold back HB. LOL

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Ghost

Oh you dont get me, sorry, the groan was entirely random. not directed at any post or any content at all, just at you

ive never heard of Gokor before. will certainly take a look.

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Ghost

so yeah that gokar looks great, dont have a great idea what im looking at, against popular belief im not an MMA guy and im not a big MMA fan as such but am very interested. So i cant really judge how good this guy is but certainly looks good.

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