[TheBigS]

First off, I'm sorry if this topic has been posted before. I did a few searches and couldn't find a prior thread dedicated to it.

Anyway, for those who have read it (whether you practice judo or bjj), did you find Dave Camarillo's Guerilla Jiu-JItsu book useful? If so, what aspects? I have practiced judo for 8 years now and have been visiting a few bjj schools recently and am considering cross training if I can find a place that fights with me. I saw an ad for this book recently in a magazine and was wondering how many of you have used it at all or if it was even worth the money.

[stu3ufc]

I liked his flying attacks on his dvds--I like how he transitions

[Bucketbot]

Depends,

I do not own the book, but i had a couple of good looks through it in the book store.

If i remember correctly there was a lot of good judo info, specifically a judo style throw that transitioned into various BJJ submissions...so there was a nice linking of the 2 different MAs.

What i actually did not like was all of the flying submissions. Not to say that the info was bad...
Flying submission just are not my thing, the info on them looked good though...

[monkey roll]

i like it ok, it has a lot of judo stuff, which is nice since i just started judo a few months ago to help with my BJJ

[No Quarter]

I have the book. A lot of good stuff however it applys mostly to Gi.

[IChinaManI]

talk to nickynoneck he loooooves it

[Spoonman7]

great book, reread it a few times, there ias a lot of good info on grip fighting and trasnitions from throws to submissions. well worth the price you will pay.

[TheBigS]

Thanks guys! All this info is good.

[Nickynoneck]

I DOO love that book!!

[DSGhST07]

Watch out for the flying omoplatas!