Anything for Beginners?

[AaronJackson]

I am new to jiu jitsu and I love it but Im struggling with it.. Eddie Bravo has inspired me to get better by the way he explains things. He is a genius but most of the techniques on this site are way too advanced for people like me. So I was wondering if anybody has some advice or videos for a beginner?

These advanced videos still help me though. After just a few days of watching eddie bravo I am already seeing improvements because im being more open minded and thinking completely different.

[Slick Rick]

You should look into getting the Twister book, and the Rubber Guard book. Those are great references and serve as a backbone for all your 10th planet needs. Then, the videos will help you see a lot of the stuff in live action. Get some friends to train this stuff with, as watching alone can only do do much.

[Jason Koh]

I am new to jiu jitsu and I love it but Im struggling with it.. Eddie Bravo has inspired me to get better by the way he explains things. He is a genius but most of the techniques on this site are way too advanced for people like me. So I was wondering if anybody has some advice or videos for a beginner?

These advanced videos still help me though. After just a few days of watching eddie bravo I am already seeing improvements because im being more open minded and thinking completely different.

I feel you, I'm new to grappling as well and it's very technical and confusing at first. Learn from an instructor and memorize the name of guards,locks and submissions. I still watch MTS because it's a fun show that includes interesting footages of not only jiu-jitsu.