John Danaher – New Wave Jiu Jitsu: No Gi Guard Passing

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John Danaher – New Wave Jiu Jitsu: No Gi Guard Passing

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Lock on body locks and smash your way through the guard using systematic pressure and leg pummeling to pass

• Learn the central principles and problems of passing the guard from one of the most detailed and innovative coaches on the planet, Professor John Danaher.
• Use specific toreando footwork patterns to maximize your loose passing success – including the king and queen of passing positions.
• Work through closed guard, supine guard, seated guard, and half guard as John gives you a unified framework for passing.
• See all the best ways to establish control and stabilize position as you work your way through for increased dominance against the bottom player.
• Professor John Danaher has taught grappling and combat superstars like Gordon Ryan, Georges St. Pierre, Garry Tonon, and many more throughout his illustrious coaching career – with remarkable success with students of all levels of experience and athleticism.

Course Content

Volume 1

• Introduction
• The Central Problem of Guard Passing
• Four Conceptual Solutions: The Push Pull Asymmetry
• The Push/Curl Asymmetry
• The Flexion/Extension Asymmetry
• Leg vs Leg Passing
• The Four Scenarios You Must Be Effective In
• Five Key Insights That Make a Real Difference to Your Passing Performance – The Three Nemesis of Guard Passing
• Penetrating to the Torso
• Completing a Pass: Hips First/Head Second Principle
• Be Ready to Take the Back at all Times
• The Foundation of All Guard Play: Control Resides Between The Knees

Volume 2

• Opening a Closed Guard – Negation First
• Opening a Closed Guard: Squad Philosophy
• Analysis of the Squad Philosophy
• The 3 Best Ways to Open a Closed Guard Nogi – The Reach Back Method
• Two on One Knee Method
• Knee Post
• Dealing with Lower Body Grips: Double Outside Grips
• Dealing with Lower Body Grips Part 2
• Dealing with Lower Body Grips: Single Inside Grip
• Opening a Closed Guard: Putting It All Together

Volume 3

• Passing a Supine Guard – Toreando Pass Series – Footwork Skills
• crescent step
• side step
• cross step
• front step
• back step
• jab step
• fake step
• Putting it all together
• The First Stage of Toreando Passing: Approaching Your Opponent – Reading Your Opponents Body
• Getting a Strong Start in Toreando Passing: Grip Asymmetry
• Essential Grip Fighting – Double down V Grips
• Double Sole Grip
• Double Up V Grip
• Knee and Shin
• Inside Knee Post
• Inverted V Grip
• Inverted Cross Grip
• Two on One Knee and Ankle
• The King of All Nogi Toreando Passing Positons: The Hip & Knee Post
• The Queen of All Nogi Toreando Passing Positions: Toes to Mat (AKA The Plow)
• Getting Down to Business with Toreando Passing – Toreando Throw By
• Misdirectional Throw By
• Toreando Throw By To a Hip & Knee Post
• Toreando Throw By to Toes to Floor
• Toreando Throw By to Leg Drag

Volume 4

• Hip & Knee Post Series – Running the Circle
• Running the Circle Part 2
• Step Back Knee Cut
• Step Back Inside Knee
• Spinning Toreando – Mechanics
• Tight Waist Finish
• Hip Block Method
• Hip Block Method Part 2
• Reverse Grip Method
• Spinning Toreando to the Back
• Spinning Toreando to Leg Drag
• Side to Side Pressure and Toreando Passing – Arm Swim
• The Foot Step
• Cross Shin Pin – Hip & Knee Post
• Front Step/Back Step
• Overcoming the Problem of Entanglement
• The Relationship Between Toreando & Knee Cut

Volume 5

• The Floating Leg Pommel Series – Why Pommel Passing?
• Getting to the Start Position
• Inside Pommel Pass
• Outside Pommel Pass
• Cross Knee Pommel
• Cross Foot Pommel
• Front Pommel
• Pommel to knee cut
• Finishing a Pommel Pass: Alternate Method
• Body Lock Guard Passing – Why Body Locks?
• Front Body Locks vs Side Body Locks
• Getting to a Front Body Lock – Creating Waist Exposure
• Inside & Outside Penetration
• Head Position & Pull
• Arm Position/Hand Grip
• 2 Philosophies of Body Lock Guard Passing
• The Hierarchy of Body Lock Positions
• The Two Most Important Body Lock Passing Methods: The Step Over Method
• The Knee Drive Method

Volume 6

• Passing with a front body lock: Double Shin Method
• Leg Scissor Method
• Shoelace Method
• Knee Cut Method
• Kick Out Method
• High Hip Scissor Method
• High Hip Scissor From Double Shin
• Maximizing the Potential of Your Body Lock Passes
• The Single Most Common Error in Body Lock Guard Passing and How to Avoid It
• My Favorite Body Lock Passing Method: Lumbar Lock To High Lock
• Countering a Forward Shift
• The Relationship Between a Tight Waist and a Bodylock
• Switching Tight Waist
• Side Body Lock: Entering a Side Body Lock
• Side Body Lock: Leg Riding
• Passing with a Side Body Lock

Volume 7

• Half Guard Passing – Why Half Guard Passing?
• First Problem of Half Guard: Clearing a Knee Shield – Shifting to Centerline
• Front Step/Back Step Method
• Entries Into Half Guard Passing – Tight Waist Entry
• Body Lock Entry
• Floating Leg Pommel Entry
• Hip & Knee Post Entry
• Toes to Mat Entry
• The Fundamental Start Position for Half Guard Passing
• The Two King Knee Positions
• The Four Step Half Guard Passing Sequence

Volume 8

• Half Guard Passing Methods: Top Head & Arm
• Far Underhook & Head Block
• Double Underhook Passing
• Cross Face & Reverse Cross Face
• Half Katagatame
• Countering a Power Prop From Half Guard
• Passing Half Butterfly Guard: Near Side Underhook: Grape Vine Method
• Near Side Underhook: Hand Post Method
• Near Side Underhook: Butterfly Hook Method
• Cross Face Half Butterfly Guard Pass

Master The No-Gi Guard Passing Systems That John Danaher’s Athletes Excel With In Competition – Including Body Locks, Toreando, & More That All Work Together To Solve Central Problems And Exploit Weaknesses That Any Grappler Can Understand!