Average Reviews:
(More customer reviews)Even though the author used "Ultimate" in the title, he has actually done a fairly good job with this book. So much so, that I decided not to ding him a star in my ratings, which I usually do, because of him using "Ultimate," "Complete," or "Bible" in the title and then having the information provided inside the book not even coming close to living up to the title. And even though this isn't really the "Ultimate" guide to submissions for grappling, it is a darn good one.
The author primarily covers three basic areas in this book which are;
1. Arm Locks
2. Chokes and Strangles
3. Leg Locks
Although he does briefly go over several other areas that are essential to the primary focus of this book.
I did feel that there could have been a bit more detailed text in certain areas concerning the various techniques demonstrated, but that was really a minor concern and one that perhaps wouldn't even be noticed by someone already involved in jiu-jitsu, but probably would be by the novice or beginner.
The photographs were very well done and showed the techniques being demonstrated very well, although it would have been nice to see some of the techniques from a couple of additional angles.
Shawn Kovacich
Martial Artist/Author of the Achieving Kicking Excellence series.
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