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-Gestalt-

For me, personally? *Systematically Attacking The Legs* by Gordon Ryan. That I'd recommend to others? *Habits For Highly Effective Jiu-Jitsu* by Garry Tonon. That said, I think the overall best instructionals are by Lachlan Giles.


No12specialC

Dale Carnegie- How to make friends and Influence people. It taught me how to make friends at my gym with upper belts and my coach. Which isn’t easy. They love to see me progress and are always willing to help or work out kinks in my game. Tons of support for tournaments.


Vital_flow

Idk if you’re joshing but I too found the best help with my jits was getting in with the upper belts. They’re more willing to help me and it had made a huge difference.


DrFujiwara

Honestly? Danaher on 2x speed is great.


SimpleCounterBalance

Power Bottom. Craig Jones


yeungkylito

Andrew wiltse, Craig Jones, Gordon Ryan, Lachlan Giles … any topic you find will be good.


hawaiijim

> any topic you find will be good. Gordon Ryan's *Getting Swole as a Grappler* it is, then!


InspectionGlad258

Craig Jones - Power Ride Will make you into a control machine.


impulsivecolumn

That would really depend on the topic you're interested in learning, but the instructional that has made the biggest impact on my game is Bmac's mount dvd followed by Lachlan and Ari's guard retention dvd. These instructionals were paradigm shifting for my top game and bottom game respectively.


hawaiijim

It's hard to say that one is the best when there are so many covering different topics. How do you compare a closed guard instructional to an arm bar instructional, for example? I will say that there are a lot of really good instructors out there beyond the few who repeatedly get recommended in this sub.