The Grapplers Guide

[JoeFirth]

Jason Scully's Grappler's Guide 2.0 is open for people to register.

Has anyone heard of this or experienced anything with Jason Scully?

I enjoy his youtube videos; wondered if anyone else has any experience with him? I just wanted to get good at all aspects of jiu jitsu/grappling!

[JoeFirth]

$30/month. I probably cant afford that at the moment anyway.

Wow, just goes to show you how crazy cheap Eddie is letting his knowledge get out there! Can't put into words how I am thankful for that.

[Paul Hughes]

In my opinion, other than Mastering The System, which for us UK guys costs £3.50 a month, online tutorials aren't worth the money. I personally don't think you can get much out of learning online as opposed to going to class and actually rolling.

If I were you, id invest the money you were going to spend on an online tutorial in a private once a month. Much more worthwhile if you ask me.

[Johnnie McIntyre]

I like Jason Scullys stuff but MTS has enough content for me!!! If I was going to spend more I would think MG in action would be a better bet bro!

[JoeFirth]

I don't think I can afford anything else at the moment anyway, lost my job a few weeks back. It was just something to consider and I wanted your opinions on it!

MG in action is most likely the better shout! And having that private once a month just makes sense also!

Cheers for the replies!

[Sam Sales]

In my opinion, other than Mastering The System, which for us UK guys costs £3.50 a month, online tutorials aren't worth the money. I personally don't think you can get much out of learning online as opposed to going to class and actually rolling.

If I were you, id invest the money you were going to spend on an online tutorial in a private once a month. Much more worthwhile if you ask me.

I actually disagree. You can learn heaps from online video's as long as the instructor is good. IMO technique wise it is no different. The difference comes when the rolling starts. Guys that train in proper classes simply have better conditioning. Pretty much my whole game is based around stuff I learnt online, but taking it to training/rolling in my regular classes.

I do however agree, apart from Eddie, ALL the rest are charging FAR TOO MUCH for their online courses. So in that sense you are better off spending that money on a proper membership than paying them their monthly fees.

If they all charged what Eddie did, I would join Galvao's, Marcello's, Mendes, Gracie Academy etc.

[Paul Hughes]

I actually disagree. You can learn heaps from online video's as long as the instructor is good. IMO technique wise it is no different. The difference comes when the rolling starts. Guys that train in proper classes simply have better conditioning. Pretty much my whole game is based around stuff I learnt online, but taking it to training/rolling in my regular classes.

I do however agree, apart from Eddie, ALL the rest are charging FAR TOO MUCH for their online courses. So in that sense you are better off spending that money on a proper membership than paying them their monthly fees.

If they all charged what Eddie did, I would join Galvao's, Marcello's, Mendes, Gracie Academy etc.

Agreed. I didn't take that aspect into it. I think learning online can be helpful massively ALONG with actually going to class and rolling. Learning online can for sure be helpful, heck, I've learned most of my 10P stuff online, and then put it to use in my classes. I don't think you can get a realistic feel from simply drilling a technique at home with a sparring partner or grappling dummy, rolling is where I find anything I've seen online comes into play.

[Kyle Spalla]

Can't beat $4.99, does he also have 27x Mundial Champion Renato Laranja making regular appearances?

[michael h]

Not only are there online videos bu you can have Jason personally review videos of you rolling and give you advice in a video response. Although, unless you are extremely proactive on the sight rather than just a lurker you won't get your $30 a month worth. If you are more of the lukrer type than MG in action is a better choice.