A position-by-position finishing library to raise your submission rate once you secure dominant positions.
The Bottom Line
You get JT’s favorite finishes across the main positions with clean cues. The back-control volume includes his trademark bow-and-arrow and collar work. Nogi-only players will still learn armbars, triangles, and kimuras, but some gi chapters will not apply.
⚡️ Quick facts
Best for: Finish-focused players
Skip if: You only train nogi
Tech focus: Armbar, Triangle, Kimura, Bow And Arrow, Brabo Choke, Americana, Wristlock
Biggest takeaway: Tighten your endgame.
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What You'll Learn
JT compiled his finishing arsenal across positions: closed, open, half, side, mount, and the back. Expect armbars, triangles, kimuras, and bow-and-arrow chains that mirror how he actually scores in competition.
It is a library of high-percentage finishes, great for adding endgame threats once your positional game is stable.
Primary Techniques You'll Drill
- Bow And Arrow
- Brabo Choke
- Kimura
- Americana
- Armbar
- Triangle
- Monoplata
- Wristlock
- Cross Choke
- Back Chokes
Format & Level
- Instructional style: Technique Collection
- Skill level: All Levels
- Format: Both
- Runtime: 2 hours and 3 minutes
- Volumes: 6
Should You Buy It?
Wait for daily deal. I like how the collar-choke sequences reinforce back control mechanics that also improve your nogi RNCs.
Why JT Torres?
JT has 2 ADCC titles and is known for bow-and-arrow and back control. His finishes are simple, powerful, and stitched into positional control. Expect clear grips, step order, and common counters addressed.
Community feedback
Here’s a summary of common feedback from platforms like Reddit’s r/bjj.
😍 Why People Love It
- People describe JT as submissions-from-everywhere in seminars.
- Praised for clear, concise teaching of core finishes.
- Great coverage of classic armbars and triangles.
- Solid pick once your passing or guard is set.
🤔 Common Criticisms
- If you train only nogi, the gi bow-and-arrow chapters may not help.
- Some Redditors think instructionals are overrated vs training time.
- Price sensitivity; many recommend buying during sales.
- Those wanting cutting-edge leg locks should look elsewhere.
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Smart Alternatives
- Ryan Hall Back Attacks (context study) – Different style of principled finishing routes.
- Tainan Dalpra Backtake Masterclass – Modern gi back takes if that is your priority.
Sources & References
Video Breakdowns
Official listing: View Submissions From Everywhere by JT Torres on BJJ Fanatics
Additional References
Your next step
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