Ground Fighting Techniques to Destroy Your Enemy: Mixed Martial Arts, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and Street Fighting Grappling Techniques and Strategy (Self Defense Series) Paperback – 28 Jun. 2014

This book, or so called book is more like a small pamphlet or brochure. It has some good techniques in it but only for the person that doesn't know anything basic. It has a rear naked choke, the basics of the mount position, and the difference between full guard and half guard. Like I said, very basic on a small pamphlet type book with very few pages. Should be worth $0.99 retail. If you're looking to learn the very basics and have no knowledge of ju jitsu or the basics of the ground game, this could be a book for you, otherwise stay away.

This is a new subject for me but one that I am finding more and more compelling. Taking steps to protect oneself and keep fit in the interim makes a lot of sense. Knowing that stereotypical martial arts in themselves are not the answer is an eye-opener. It is important to make the distinction between them and defensive disciplines. Throughout the entire book the author does an excellent job of not only informing you, but entertaining you as well. The author does an excellent job of exposing the truth about many of the martial arts myths, legends, and mysteries. Overall this is a good book injecting some much needed reality into the many myths that surround the martial arts. The information is presented well by Sam Fury who clearly has good martial arts experience and knowledge. The book is a fast read and held my interest throughout. Enjoy

I have always thought that martial arts were not for me, because I am more like a peaceful guy. But I saw that this was not just about hitting to your opponent, but to gain discipline and self-confidence. It also increased my strength and stamina while learning something new. I’m really happy to have acquired this book.

I love this book and the simplicity of what the author is sharing with us the readers. I am glad that I found this book as I just keep to the basics. I am going to add this to my catch wrestling.

Pamphlet Idk how thrilled I am. I got this for someone in jail who wanted to learn self defense while in. I picked this over wing Chun because shipping was a little bit faster(2 day's) but the guy said it's a pamphlet not long and didn't have any info. Just know it's not a book book.

I really didn't put much faith in a short pamphlet on ground fighting, but I've got to give this one credit. It does a decent job covering the basics that you would learn in the first few months in most jujitsu classes, it just lacks a training partner.

A very short reiteration of basic Judo Newaza.

My brothers been doing BJJ for a few months now and he likes to 'practice' on me. I got this book a few days ago and today I got him to submit! haha classic! I'm not lending it to him

Great tips for anyone looking to step up their game. This book covers freaking everything! Some books include strategies to get your opponents in a hold but nothing about what to do if you get put in that same hold, but this book is very detailed with great pictures!

Ground fighting techniques to destroy your enemy is literally a 'no holds barred' approach to groundwork. I love the way all situations are taken into account. If one aspect of a move doesn't work, then "do this"--never giving in to the unpredictability of your opponent. I studied Krav Maga for a year and a half, and already had exposure to some of the techniques. I learned more than I already knew, that's for sure. This reads like "Bruce Lee's Tao of Jeet Kune Do", full of illustrations but light on philosophy with more emphasis on instruction. Not at all a bad approach, you will have endless hours of quality training. Get your ground game up, buy this!