[tiger.shark]

I'm looking for the best bang for your buck instructional BJJ DVD... emphasis on basics and intermediate.

So far it seems as if Cesar Gracie's 3 DVD set may be it... it spans basics to advanced. (link for reference: Budovideos.com - Cesar Gracie Jiu-Jitsu Instructional 3 DVD Set)

[El Gato]

Check out Renzo's old set with Craig Kukluk(spelling on last name)

[stu3ufc]

whats your budget?

[BillP3]

I love draculinos Gi set

BJJ progressive. Great gi stuff on there but its somewhat limited.

but a book and dvd (ps hes a great teacher) for only $25 is a steal

Budovideos.com - BJJ Progressive Book & DVD by Vinicius "Draculino" Magalhaes

[PunchDrunk91]

Check out some of the books, there just like the videos, but a lot cheaper. 1001 Submissions is said to be pretty good

[tiger.shark]

Originally Posted by BillP3

I love draculinos Gi set

BJJ progressive. Great gi stuff on there but its somewhat limited.

but a book and dvd (ps hes a great teacher) for only $25 is a steal

Budovideos.com - BJJ Progressive Book & DVD by Vinicius "Draculino" Magalhaes

Thanks Bill - I'm going to give this a try. I would have to agree for a book and DVD from someone of his level that $25 is a steal.

Thanks for all the feedback from everyone else as well.

[Bucketbot]

I have said it once and i will say it again

ANYTHING by Stephen Kestling!

[Flounder]

Originally Posted by Bucketbot

I have said it once and i will say it again

ANYTHING by Stephen Kestling!

Kesting's stuff is very good, but it doesn't give you "bang for your buck". At $35-40 per DVD, you'd pay over $200 for a "complete series"

[spicy(sfc)]

For gi I like the science of jiu jitsu by Damian Maia. For no gi, my fav so far has been 101 submissions by Mark Hatmaker.

[Bucketbot]

Originally Posted by Flounder

Kesting's stuff is very good, but it doesn't give you "bang for your buck". At $35-40 per DVD, you'd pay over $200 for a "complete series"

Well if you want a cheaper DVD series with hundreds moves listed, none of which link to one another, or is explained in great detail...than you are right...Kestlings DVD are not "you best bang for you buck"

But if you want a quality DVD...that is typically at least 2 hours in length, that presents a system (linking each move/technique together) allowing you to gain an understanding of how to actually apply a move/technique and giving you TONS of info on counters and recounters...than i stand by my initial statement...ANYTHING by stehphen kestling