Best BJJ/Grappling book(s)? Gi and No-Gi.

[Rozzy]

What do you all think?

 

[Deleted member 3729]

Saulo

 

[pailum117]

Jiu Jitsu University
Karo Pariysian Judo for MMA
Royler Gracie's sub grappling
B.J. Penn's Guard Book

 

[spookon3**]

100 Facts about Sambo by Fedor....published by M1 Global
Effectiveness of the kimura by GSP
Rear Naked Choke Defence by Frank Trigg.
The Butt Squat Strategy by Shinya Aoki
Score and bore because I have no striking skill AT ALL by Jake Shields

 

[newerest]

eddie bravo's mastering the rubber guard

not for the rubber guard but for the half guard.

 

[kinkykid]

Drill to Win by Andre Galvao--but its release date keeps getting pushed back. I think a lot of people on here have pre-ordered this, including myself.

 

[MrStone**]

Marcelo Garcia's X-Guard

 

[Neuro]

Royler and Renzo's Jiu Jitsu Theory & Technique Book
Saulo's Jiu Jitsu University
Marcelo's X-Guard Book

I especially like Marcelo's book which combines gi and no-gi, and shows the parallels between them.

 

[ShowUsYaJits]

Saulo. If you actually try and learn every technique in the book, you won't need another book for years, probably.

The Essential Guard is not bad, though it would benefit from having default multiple angle photographs.

 

[Jo Thaibox]

This is one of the few that I've actually read, mind you I'm a beginner but I really liked this book:

Amazon.com: The Grappler's Handbook: Gi and No-Gi Techniques: Mixed Martial Arts, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Submission…