John Danaher – New Wave Jiu Jitsu

This course is now available for immediate delivery)Professor John Danaher He has taught grappling and fighting superstars such as Gordon Ryan, Georges St. Pierre and Garry Tonon throughout his distinguished coaching career. His remarkable success with students at all levels of athleticism and experience is testament to this.

John Danaher – New Wave Jiu Jitsu: Closed Guard – Building A Complete Closed Guard System

For the best chances of success in the gym as well as in competition, combine the strongest closed guard positions to form a single offense.

• Closed guard: What are the main problems? How can you solve them efficiently and with a technique that is accessible to everyone?
• You can fight the clamp, side scissor, double underhooks and top lock to keep your competitive edge.
• John Learn how to attack your opponent’s legs against them. He also shares secrets for leg locking that his team has revolutionized.
• This series shows how even short grapplers are able to unlock dangerous closed guards by using a pair of two.-Stage method to control the fight
• Professor John Danaher He has taught grappling and fighting superstars such as Gordon Ryan, Georges St. Pierre and Garry Tonon throughout his distinguished coaching career. His remarkable success with students at all levels of athleticism and experience is testament to this.
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Volume 1
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Introduction 0
Closed Guard: Advantages and Disadvantages 3:26
The Battle of Closed Guard, Always a Battle For Posture 20 is the Biggest Theme of This Video
How to Win the Battle for Posture & 4 Infallible Signs that You Are Winning 25:03
Side Scissor Series Mechanics of the Side Scissor 48.38
How to get to a side scissor using Closed Guard – Elbow Post Method: 59:24
Arm Drag Method 1:11:22
The Underhook Method 1:19.12
The Misdirectional Method 1;25:09

Volume 2
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
The Crucial Tactical Elements of the Side Scissor Position – Battle for Elbow, Height & Angle 0
The Side Scissor Trilemma 8 :36
The Best Moves from Side Scissor Position when you Win the Battle for Height – Taking The Back 15:25
The Wrist Sweep 22.05
The Elbow Sweep 26.37
Part 2 of Elbow Sweep 29:28
Armbar: Juji Gatame 34:16
The Rear Triangle (Ushiro Sankaku 38:57
Side Scissor’s Top Moves When You Lose the Battle for Height – The Flower Sweep 45.19
The Pendulum Sweep 50:43
Lat Armbar (Lat Juji Gatame) 57:11
Ude Gatame 1:03:27

Shoulder Crunch Sumi Geshi 1:12/48

Volume 3
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
The Clamp Series: Losing the Battle for the Elbow. – The Clamp Zero
Triangle 10:11
Inverted Arm Bar Juji Gatame 17:40
Trimura 21.19
Omoplata roll over 26:42
When the Clamp Fails: Lat & Wrist Triangle 33:18
Side Clamp vs Vertical Clamp 39:29
Deepening your understanding of the Side Scissor 47.40

Volume 4
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
The Double Underhook Series 0.
Method for Double Underhooks and Elbow Post 4:01
Wrist Control Method 7.05.
Flower Method 9:14
Collar & Scoop Method 11:18
The Single Most Important Move from Double Underhooks: Slide By 13 :06
Troubleshooting the Slide by 22.38
Special Study: How short athletes can use Closed Guard to their advantage: The Two Stage Philosophy for Attack from Closed Guardian 32:37
Hiza Guruma 39:49
Sumi Gaeshi 44:45
Bear Hug Sweep 47.42
52:59 When the Bear Hug Failed
Convert to Half-Guard 56:08
Sumi Gaeshi: Double Overhooks

Volume 5
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
The High Cross Series – Getting to the High Cross 0.
High Cross Juji Gatame Armbar 6:29
High Cross to Triangle (Hantai Sankaku), 10:48
High Cross to Trimura 21.22
High Cross Omoplata to Heel hook 25:04
High Cross: All in one 33:12
Side Sit Up Series – Getting to Side Sit Up 38.11
My Favorite Entry to the Side Sit Up 45.42
Side Sit up 53:06
The hip swing 56:03 is the most important move to make from the side sit-up.
Two Directions for the Hip Sweep 1 :02:54
1:07:17 Trapping your Opponents Arm
Working from a Failed Hip Sweep 1:33
Hip Sweeping at the Elbow: 1:18:00
The Hip Sweep – Putting it All Together 1:21:00

Volume 6
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Scoop Handstand Series – Mechanics of Scoop Handstand Sweep 0
Attacks from Scoop Sweep Hip Sweep 8 :05
Scoop Sweep To Triangle 13:41
Scoop Sweep To Arm Bar (Juji Gantame 17:44
Combining the Scoop Sweep With the Rest Of Your Closed Guard Game. Side Scissor 21.57
High Cross 28.23
Attacking from closed guard, without the benefit angle or height – The top lock – Top lock arm bar Juji gatame 31.24
Overtie Top Lock 41:52
Top Lock on Standing Opponent 47.04
How to Deal with Opponents Who Pull Out of Top Lock 54 :38
Figure 4 Top Lock 1 :02:38

Volume 7
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Trap Triangle – Collar and Wrist Dilemma 0.
Transition from Trap Triangle into Figure 4 Triangle 8:01
13:09 Trap Triangle for Short-Legged Athletes
Elbow Overhook – Kneeling Opponent 19 :37
Standing Opponent 27:27
However, you lose the Battle for Posture but win the Game – The Golden Rule for the Battle for Posture 36.06
How to safely transition from Closed Guard to Off Guard – Go first 42:03
Stopping Leg Locks with the Inside Position 49.45
53:24 – Stopping Guard Passes with Entanglement
Your minimum goal when your opponent opens your guard 57:59

Volume 8
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Closed Guard Attacks the Legs: Spin Around Legs to Heel Hooks
Transition to X-Guard and Heel Hook 6/49
Transition to Ashi Garami & Heel Hook 9:44
Sweeps: The Magic Formula to Strong Knockdowns From Guard Position 16:10
Overview: Create a Complete Game Plan for Closed Guard – Step 1 – Break Opponents Posture.
Step 2: Strive for a dominant position 36:08
Step 3: In the event that The Postural Game is failing, Attack the Legs
Alternative Strategy for Shorter Athletes, The Two Stage Strategy 54.50

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