Easily one of the best instructors in all of Jiu-Jitsu

And this is free. Incredible. Thank you Jon Thomas. Get that Houston seminar rescheduled and I'll see you down here.

Jon, once again you delivered, and for absolutely nothing in return. I’m sure I speak for many of us when I say your content is amazing, and we appreciate you.

Jon thanks again for an amazing camp. Your ability to speak off the cuff with the detail and conciseness of a script is second to none. The techniques were amazing but that first class, about keeping distance, breaking posture from there, and staying angled, was the biggest eye opener for me and is what I'll be focusing on as a fledgling blue belt. Just an absolute pleasure and privilege having you in our gym. Hope you felt welcome and wish you the very best, be it competing or continuing to spread knowledge about this amazing sport <3

I am all about inverting and making shit up haha. Great video.

Awesome video as always. Distance control is so huge. Mikey talks about how if your opponents foot, on your dlr hook side, is past your hip, there’s not enough space. That’s my trigger to start to back up

Great instructor - every step is made explicit.

This is one of the best instructionals yet, and bolos are super fun but a lot is happening. This makes it the least confusing!

This guy changed my whole game in Atlanta years ago with one sweep lesson thank u Jon Thomas

The master at work

Thanks for always providing great instruction. You're definitely a natural at teaching and explaining sometimes very complex concepts!

I was so sad i missed this camp, but you're such a hero for posting this amazing content. youre a legend ol' jonny boy!

Best berimbolo instruction. Thanks so much.

Amazing details, thanks Jon!

So good! I’ve been searching for just this!

Great seminar!

really nice job teaching the basics of the berimbolo. it is not an easy position to teach but i think you did a great job in making it beginner friendly.

Fantastic! Thank you

Such an incredible teacher. Would you say creating distance like this is as important in collar sleeve? I think I'm generally quite concerned about over extending my legs in guard because I'm worried about the torreando. Would you still aim to create distance with you legs in this way?

Great video.