Jiu-Jitsu On The Go Hack 9.11.1 + Redeem Codes

I have had the pleasure to train with and know Professor Steve for a few years now. While you might see this product and say, wow this is cool, understand this is not hours...but YEARS of Professor Steve pouring his life into trying to find the best way to convey his passion for Jiu-Jitsu to the world. Steve and I both have a shared military history so we chat frequently, I have seen him try and try and try to perfect platforms to not only expand his reach but to get relevant and solid Jiu-Jitsu out there. He is that professor who is at his academy every single day, ensuring that his vision is met, ensuring that black belts are instructor, ensuring that his academy is meeting the needs of the students. Please don’t hesitate to DL and use this app, I travel quite frequently and can be found in the middle seat on some airline with my headphones on watching Steve’s lessons.

I think there is a difference between sporting Jiu Jitsu we see in competitions today and Jiu Jitsu as a Martial Art. This app covers both with some added bonuses. If you want to learn techniques to win that medal in your next competition this app is for you. Or if you want the confidence that you can defend yourself against the countless varieties of martial arts and their practitioners in the street, this app is for you. Professor Steve is one of the best martial artists I’ve ever met. A true OG in this realm. Learn the art and learn the life that comes with it.

Professor Steve’s Jiu Jitsu On-the-Go app helped my game immediately. I used his Hickson Choke and Mount Attack series among others to get submissions while sparring within seconds of executing. His videos are professionally made, allowing the viewer to be virtually there in class. The app is user friendly and I love the save offline and my playlist features as well as the communication feedback loop. If you are searching for a tool to help your game outside the classroom, look no further.

App is very very helpful for those training and learning BJJ. Steve is a 5 star professor and is really helpful and thorough with his teachings. Wonderful videos to watch and to practice on the mat. As a white belt, I’m getting beat up a lot and these videos help me work on some defenses for positions that a lot of upper belts get me in. Would recommend this as supplemental training for anybody because you can access it whenever!

Great app! Nice design! Perfect for working on elite moves and strategies in your spare time. WELL WORTH THE SUBSCRIPTION!!
The only thing that could make it better is better scrubbing for the video player. I’d love to see double tap skip ahead 10 sec controls to go back and stunt the fine tuned movements. Hordinsky is a beast and very clear in his instructions. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!

I highly recommend this app! Like most people, life has a way of getting in the way of my training 😊. Having the ability to spend 5 or 10 minutes several times during the day to review techniques has helped my progression exponentially! Thank you Professor Steve! The value of content you provide far out ways the small investment!!

I love this app! I can download videos for long flights and still learn. They are constantly adding new content from other instructors which gives you different perspectives. It’s a Jiu-Jitsu mastermind and a must have for any practitioner... it’s like having a professor in your pocket!

Love it! All the videos I have watched are 3 minutes of excellent instruction! I watch a video or two every day when I have a window of time. Already noticing more options in a variety situations. I highly recommend this app!

With my work schedule it makes it hard to get into the gym 3-5 times a week, but with JJ on the go I am able to learn new concepts every day for when I roll 2 times a week! Highly recommend.

Bjj on the go is awesome, professor Steve and company are all great dudes and excellent teachers. I used this app to learn while deployed overseas, the classes were explained well enough so that people with all different levels of bjj (and often times spoke different languages) could understand the concepts and movements.