Enter The System Bundle by John Danaher
Enter The System And Change The Way You Attack Forever With All Six Of Professor John Danaher’s Signature Submission Systems - Including His Revolutionary Leg Locks & Back Attacks -A 15% SAVINGS
- Get all six of Professor John Danaher’s game changing submission systems in one bundle and take your grappling to new heights
- Learn the infamous leg lock system that the Danaher team used to change no-gi grappling and launched the leg lock revolution
- Attack the back with systematic precision with Professor Danaher’s back system that will let you work for the strongest rear strangles in all of grappling
- Use the kimura to get more submissions and incredible upgrades in posiiotn as Professor Danaher shares his detailed kimura system
- See how you can use armbars with real precision and control with John’s 8-volume series focused on the juji gatame armbar and all its effective forms
- Sink in guillotine chokes and other front headlock submission with a systematic approach for breaking down opponents
- Latch on the tightest triangles possible and get powerful submissions - even with short legs with John’s genius adjustments and systemic combinations
- These submission systems are the key to John’s students unmatched grappling success, and he gives every detail and secret to success
Course Content
Volume 01
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Introduction | 0 - 1:54 |
Breakdown | 1:54 - 9:05 |
Explication | 9:05 - 10:56 |
Independant Thinking | 10:56 - 12:15 |
Overview | 12:15 - 15:20 |
Manifestations of Leg Lock System | 15:20 - 18:41 |
Grip and Inside Position | 18:41 - 22:38 |
Gripping | 22:38 - 26:43 |
2 on 1 Gripping | 26:43 - 33:25 |
Immovable Elbow | 33:25 - 39:00 |
Push Pull Dynamic | 39:00 - 42:38 |
Torso Controls | 42:38 - 46:22 |
Hand Over Shoulders | 46:22 - 52:23 |
2 on 1 Leg | 52:23 - 56:49 |
shin To Shin | 56:49 - 1:00:51 |
Standing Opponent | 1:00:51 - 1:05:33 |
scoop gripping | 1:05:33 - 1:11:16 |
Ankle Gripping | 1:11:16 - 1:15:09 |
Volume 02
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Attaining Inside | 0 - 5:00 |
Standing Opponent | 5:00 - 7:49 |
De La Riva | 7:49 - 12:17 |
Pummelling Legs Top Position | 12:17 - 18:40 |
Movement Inside | 18:40 - 25:07 |
Supine Opponent | 25:07 - 32:09 |
Hand Post - Leg Pummeling | 32:09 - 39:53 |
Irimi Ashi | 39:53 - 48:48 |
Knee and Knee Line | 48:48 - 53:54 |
Connection Drills | 53:54 - 58:05 |
Penetration Drills | 58:05 - 1:04:13 |
Gravity Drills | 1:04:13 - 1:09:08 |
Gravity Drills 2 | 1:09:08 - 1:14:20 |
Gravity Drills 3 Rolling | 1:14:20 - 1:17:43 |
Recovering Knee Line | 1:17:43 - 1:22:41 |
Volume 03
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Introduction | 0 - 1:43 |
Single Leg Ashi | 1:43 - 7:07 |
double Leg Ashi | 7:07 - 10:19 |
Inside Leg Breakdowns | 10:19 - 16:12 |
Cross Ashi | 16:12 - 19:03 |
Introduction | 19:03 - 22:14 |
Lifting Method | 22:14 - 28:27 |
Lifting Method Cross Ashi | 28:27 - 30:59 |
centerline Method | 30:59 - 33:24 |
Tilting Method | 33:24 - 35:39 |
negating Resistance Intro | 35:39 - 44:16 |
General Theory Intro | 44:16 - 45:45 |
General Theory | 45:45 - 54:05 |
Follow Through | 54:05 - 59:04 |
Slack Removal | 59:04 - 1:04:30 |
Gripping | 1:04:30 - 1:11:25 |
Outside Heel Hook | 1:11:25 - 1:18:42 |
Inside Heel Hook | 1:18:42 - 1:25:49 |
Volume 04
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Intro | 0 - 2:26 |
Shared Spiral Problem | 2:26 - 7:12 |
Single Ashi Solution | 7:12 - 11:43 |
Multiple Ashi Solution | 11:43 - 16:14 |
Exposing The Heel | 16:14 - 19:37 |
Negating Resistance | 19:37 - 26:52 |
Breaking | 26:52 - 36:43 |
Cycles of Inside Outside Dominance | 36:43 - 43:04 |
Stopping The Spiral | 43:04 - 48:46 |
CONTROL SPEED OF THE SPIRAL | 48:46 - 1:11:46 |
Volume 05
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
introduction | 0 - 14:11 |
similarities & differences of straight nd cross ashi | 14:11 - 18:04 |
primary & secondary leg | 18:04 - 19:38 |
double & single Leg approaches | 19:38 - 21:55 |
turnout problem | 21:55 - 26:28 |
double leg approach - ankle lace ashi | 26:28 - 30:18 |
release problem | 30:18 - 32:09 |
managing the release | 32:09 - 36:46 |
alternative achilles grip | 36:46 - 41:38 |
double heel hook attack | 41:38 - 45:06 |
lace leg (creating dilemma) | 45:06 - 47:59 |
splitter hand | 47:59 - 53:50 |
elbow slicer | 53:50 - 57:17 |
over under method | 57:17 - 1:02:01 |
double elbow | 1:02:01 - 1:04:21 |
double cross method | 1:04:21 - 1:07:46 |
controlling shared spiral | 1:07:46 - 1:15:47 |
Volume 06
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
intro | 0 - 2:21 |
Central Problems | 2:21 - 4:59 |
Untying Legs | 4:49 - 10:18 |
Double Leg Roll | 10:18 - 15:47 |
Figure Four Toe Hold | 15:47 - 19:26 |
Dilemma Attack | 19:26 - 26:37 |
Figure Four toe Hold Primary Leg | 26:37 - 35:06 |
Figure Four toe Hold Non Optimal Conditions | 35:06 - 42:25 |
Transition to Outside Ashi Outside Heel Hook | 42:25 - 48:17 |
Transition to Cross Ashi Inside Heel Hook | 48:17 - 53:22 |
Intro | 53:22 - 55:00 |
Head Position | 55:00 - 1:01:10 |
Opponent Spins Leg Crossover | 1:01:10 - 1:05:46 |
Static Crossover | 1:05:46 - 1:09:48 |
Spin Leg To Cross Ashi | 1:09:48 - 1:13:34 |
Spin Leg To Reverse Ashi | 1:13:34 - 1:16:56 |
Rolling Transition From straight to Cross Ashi | 1:16:56 - 1:22:27 |
Volume 07
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Sliding Ashi | 0 - 4:58 |
Colloring Elbow | 4:58 - 8:31 |
Double Leg Entry | 8:31 - 11:46 |
Single Leg Entry | 11:46 - 16:07 |
Front Headlock | 16:07 - 18:25 |
Arm Drag | 18:25 - 21:32 |
4 Point Breakdown | 21:32 - 24:02 |
Intro Ground position | 24:02 - 28:35 |
Bottom Single Elevator | 28:35 - 32:57 |
Crossed Feet Single Elevator | 32:57 - 36:47 |
Inversion | 36:47 - 41:22 |
Knee Shield Inversion | 41:22 - 45:39 |
Knee Shield to X Guard | 45:39 - 49:43 |
Hook Sweep to Reverse X Guard | 49:43 - 54:32 |
Arm Drag | 54:32 - 58:07 |
Collar and Heel Entry | 58:07 - 1:02:17 |
Shoelace Breakdown | 1:02:17 - 1:07:41 |
Volume 08
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Sitback | 0 - 6:56 |
Inside Out Entry | 6:56 - 9:50 |
Outside In Entry | 9:50 - 13:04 |
Outside Step In | 13:04 - 17:23 |
Half Guard Entries | 17:23 - 26:58 |
Kani Basami | 26:58 - 30:24 |
Double Seated Position | 30:24 - 45:24 |
Volume 09
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Back Attack System Overview | 0 - 7:20 |
Introduction | 7:20 - 8:20 |
The Back As Ultimate Position | 8:20 - 9:35 |
Limitations of Straitjacket System | 9:35 - 11:56 |
ntroduction to Straightjacket System | 11:56 - 13:32 |
General Reflections on the Back | 13:32 - 15:00 |
Left/Right Control | 15;00 - 22:28 |
Strangle Hand/Control Hand Dichotomy | 22:28 - 24:54 |
Fundamental Insight of Offense & Defense on The Back: The head trap | 24:54 - 30:25 |
Alignment and Deficit Problem | 30:25 - 37:03 |
Solving Alignment Problem - Understanding | 37:03 - 46:06 |
Protecting The Bottom Hook | 46:06 - 56:49 |
Through Movement | 56:49 - 1:04:36 |
Through Movement - 2 | 1:04:36 - 1:11:41 |
Switching Arms | 1:11:41 - 1:16:01 |
Solving The Deficit Problem | 1:16:01 - 1:25:58 |
SOLVING THE PINNED ARM PROBLEM | 1:25:58 - 1:34:24 |
Volume 10
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Neutrality Principle | 0 - 9:57 |
Primacy Principle | 9:57 - 12:38 |
Percentage Principle | 12:38 - 15:12 |
Top Position | 15:12 - 19:06 |
Hidden Hand Principle | 19:06 - 23:55 |
Specific Grips Principle | 23:55 - 28:04 |
Default Principle | 28:04 - 32:23 |
Heirarchy Principle | 32:23 - 38:40 |
Concentration/Diffusion Principle | 38:40 - 41:48 |
Closed Wedges Principle | 41:48 - 48:53 |
Volume 11
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Underarm Side | 0 -14:40 |
Double Straight Direct Grip | 14:40 - 19:11 |
Single Cross Grip | 19:11 - 25:45 |
Double Cross / Indirect Grip | 25:45 - 30:40 |
Double Cross / Direct Grips | 30:40 - 36:42 |
Neck Penetration System | 36:42 - 46:55 |
New Theory of Strangling Mechanics | 46:55 - 57:36 |
Volume 12
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
One Handed Strangle | 0 - 4:24 |
Technical Notes on Rear Naked Strangle | 4:24 - 12:38 |
Mandible Strangles | 12:38 - 20:16 |
Intro Overarm Side | 20:16 - 32:07 |
Overarm Side / Wedging Method | 32:07 - 39:04 |
Overarm Side / Side Switching Method | 39:04 - 46:13 |
Working of Straitjacket System Conclusion | 46:13 - 50:33 |
Volume 13
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Auxiliary Systems Introduction | 0 - 3:33 |
Rear Triangle System | 3:33 - 12:49 |
Diversifying Attacks | 12:49 - 22:00 |
Troubleshooting | 22:00 - 30:34 |
Reverse Top Lock System | 30:34 - 44:28 |
Cross Body Ride | 44:28 - 53:49 |
Leg Attacks | 53:49 - 1:06:41 |
Volume 14
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Leg Attacks 2 | 0 - 10:17 |
Arm Attack/Hammer Lock | 10:17 - 19:10 |
Twister | 19:10 - 25:27 |
Transitions | 25:27 - 32:56 |
Back Crucifix | 32:56 - 43:00 |
Strangles | 43:00 - 53:30 |
Arm Locks | 53:30 - 1:10:29 |
Volume 15
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
establishing hooks and rear mounts Introduction | 0 - 7:08 |
focus Points | 7:08 - 18:05 |
Foot and Knee Entries | 18:05 - 31:23 |
Near Side Entries 01 | 31:23 - 39:54 |
Near Side Entries 02 | 39:54 - 46:32 |
Near Side Entries 03 | 46:32 - 53:16 |
Volume 16
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Near Side Entries 04 | 0 - 7:23 |
Near Side Entries 05 | 7:23 - 18:10 |
Rolling Entries 01 | 18:10 - 29:45 |
Rolling Entries 02 | 29:45 - 41:58 |
FOUR Point Position | 41:58 - 53:08 |
Conclusion | 53:08 - 54:51 |
Volume 17
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
System Overview | 0 - 15:48 |
Trinity of Power | 15:48 - 21:15 |
Thumb or no Thumb | 21:15 - 26:19 |
Essential Nature of Kimura - A Twisting Lock | 26:19 - 30:23 |
Hand and Arm Positioning | 30:23 - 37:47 |
Bending A Straightened Arm | 37:47 - 43:21 |
Diagonol Power Line | 43:21 - 49:30 |
Pull Dominant Kimuras vs Push Dominant Kimuras | 49:30 - 52:11 |
Beating The Shoulder and Trapping Head | 52:11 - 56:35 |
Shoulder Line | 56:35 - 59:51 |
A Vexing Problem | 56:35 - 1:04:07 |
Essential Skill of Kimura System - Roll Through Kimura Scrambles | 1:04:07 - 1:11:54 |
Volume 18
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Introduction to Dorsal Kimura | 0 - 7:53 |
Unlocking Reinforced Hands | 7:53 - 17:45 |
Using Legs For Kimura | 17:45 - 34:04 |
Switching to Alternative Submission | 34:04 - 39:18 |
Switching to Different Position / System | 39:18 - 48:56 |
Volume 19
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Introduction to T Kimura | 0 - 10:58 |
Top and Bottom Knee | 10:58 - 14:15 |
Bottom Knee to Back | 14:15 - 17:41 |
Bottom Knee to Rear Triangle | 17:41 - 20:01 |
Bottom Knee to Arm Bar | 20:01 - 22:10 |
Bottom Knee to Side Triangle | 22:10 - 24:22 |
Bottom Knee Penetration to Russian Arm | 24:22 - 29:44 |
Bottom Knee into Cross Ashi Garami | 29:44 - 32:50 |
Bottom Knee Losing Russian Arm | 32:50 - 38:49 |
Top Knee Attacks | 38:49 - 46:05 |
Relationship Between Kimura and Bicep Slicer | 46:05 - 54:03 |
Volume 20
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Introduction to Applications | 0 - 3:43 |
Side Kimura Applications | 3:43 - 13:19 |
Side Kimura Switching Elbows | 13:19 - 17:13 |
Side Kimura Supinated Grip | 17:13 - 21:03 |
Side Kimura Pronated Grip | 21:03 - 26:13 |
Half Guard Top | 26:13 - 34:09 |
Half Guard to T Kimura | 34:09 - 39:12 |
Half Guard Attacking Power Prop | 39:12 - 44:11 |
Classroom Commentary #1 | 44:11 - 45:57 |
Classroom Commentary #2 | 45:57 - 49:46 |
Classroom Commentary #3 | 49:46 - 52:38 |
Volume 21
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Butterfly Guard | 0 - 4:27 |
kimura vs Butterfly Guard Moving Head to Setup Kimura | 4:27 - 7:50 |
Kimura vs Butterfly Guard Standing | 7:50 - 11:24 |
Kimura vs Butterfly Guard Standing Opposite Side | 11:24 - 16:06 |
Kimura vs Butterfly Guard Working From Outside Position | 16:06 - 19:34 |
Kimura's Kimura | 19:34 - 31:53 |
Turtle Position Olympic Bar to Kimura | 31:53 - 35:39 |
Kimura vs Turtle Side Triangle | 35:39 - 39:26 |
Kimura vs Single Leg on Mat | 39:26 - 47:58 |
Kimura vs Single Leg on Mat Drill | 47:58 - 55:45 |
Classroom Commentary #4 | 55:45 - 59:28 |
Classroom Commentary #5 | 59:28 - 1:02:43 |
Volume 22
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Kimura vs Single Leg Countering the Peak Out | 0 - 4:59 |
Kesa-Gatame | 4:59 - 14:43 |
Closed Guard Kimura - The Great Mystery of Closed Guard Kimura | 14:43 - 38:15 |
Kimura Closed Guard Wrist Control and Power Prop | 38:15 - 46:20 |
Closed Guard Kimura Head Pass Setup | 46:20 - 51:46 |
Kimura From Bottom Half Guard | 51:46 - 1:02:05 |
Bottom Half Guard Kimura Converting to Full Guard | 1:02:05 - 1:05:46 |
Half Guard Kimura Sumi Gaeshi Variations | 1:05:46 - 1:09:08 |
Classroom Commentary #6 | 1:09:08 - 1:11:06 |
Classroom Commentary #7 | 1:11:06 - 1:12:39 |
Volume 23
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Bottom Half Guard To T Kimura | 0 :6:21 |
Half Guard Kimura Vs Arm Bar | 6:21 - 14:44 |
Half Guard Kimura To Front Triangle | 14:44 - 24:44 |
Kimura Bottom Turtle Position | 24:44 - 31:32 |
Kimura Bottom Turtle Inside Arm Roll Staying Above the Hips | 31:32 - 37:54 |
Kimura Bottom Turtle Inside Arm Roll to Kimura Finish | 37:54 - 40:33 |
Kimura Bottom Turtle vs Seat Belt | 40:33 - 45:07 |
Kimura Bottom Turtle Outside Arm Roll | 45:07 - 49:56 |
Kimura Bottom Turtle Outside Arm Variation | 49:56 - 55:21 |
Standing Position | 55:21 - 1:01:47 |
Kimura vs Standing Single Leg Head Outside | 1:01:47 - 1:04:34 |
Kimura vs Standing Single Moving The Head | 1:04:34 - 1:08:05 |
Kimura Vs Single Leg Kneeling Opponent | 1:08:05 - 1:12:33 |
Kimura Vs Double Leg | 1:12:33 - 1:17:00 |
Kimura vs Double Leg (Cont.) | 1:17:00 - 1:19:02 |
Classroom Commentary #8 | 1:19:02 - 1:21:18 |
Volume 24
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Legs Kimura / Reverse Omoplata | 0 - 14:29 |
TRIMURA | 14:29 - 33:53 |
Multiple Kimuras | 33:53 - 45:14 |
Timing the Roll Through | 45:14 - 51:33 |
Elbow Wedge for Kimura | 51:33 - 54:22 |
Head and Arm Kimura | 54:22 - 1:00:03 |
Classroom Commentary #9 | 1:00:03 - 1:05:39 |
Volume 25
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Overview | 0 - 5:00 |
Speed Based Juji Gatame | 5:00 - 26:59 |
Overview 1st Phase - Entry | 26:59 - 34:44 |
overview 2st Phase - Control | 34:44 - 40:13 |
overview 3rd Phase - Orientation | 40:13 - 43:56 |
Overview 4th phase Configuration Phase | 43:56 - 48:34 |
overview 5th phase Separation Phase | 48:34 - 55:52 |
overview 6th Phase Breaking | 55:52 - 1:02:35 |
Central Problems of Juji Gatame | 1:02:35 - 1:17:41 |
3 Central Problem Opponent on Back | 1:17:41 - 1:24:53 |
3 Central Problem Attacking From Back. | 1:24:53 - 1:34:44 |
Core Principles | 1:34:44 - 1:43:58 |
Volume 26
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Mechanics of Control | 0 - 10:08 |
Generating Movement from Juji Position | 10:08 - 15:11 |
Crossed Feet | 15:11 - 20:47 |
Crossed Feet For Juji Gatame Pros and Cons | 20:47 - 32:49 |
Elbow Propping Gripping the Legs | 32:49 - 37:09 |
Putting Our Control Mechanics Together | 37:09 - 39:27 |
Finishing Juji Through 360 degrees | 39:27 - 49:07 |
Mechanics of the Position | 49:07 - 59:37 |
Mechanics of Breaking | 59:37 - 1:07:13 |
Mechanics of Breaking 2 | 1:07:13 - 1:15:57 |
Mechanics of Breaking 3 | 1:15:57 - 1:23:45 |
Breaking Mechanics - Opposing Forces | 1:23:45 - 1:29:37 |
Volume 27
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Mechanics of Separation | 0 - 17:56 |
Mechanics of Separation 2 | 17:56 - 25:00 |
Mechanics of Separation 3 | 25:00 - 30:02 |
Mechanics of Separation 4 | 30:02 - 35:13 |
understanding mechanical advantage of cross chest position | 35:13 - 39:45 |
5 Progressions of Hand Position | 39:45 - 47:36 |
4 Phases of Juji Gatame | 47:36 - 52:18 |
Multiplicity | 52:18 - 1:12:56 |
Entering Into Juji Gatame | 1:12:56 - 1:29:41 |
Entering Into Juji Gatame 2 | 1:29:41 - 1:37:59 |
Entering Into Juji Gatame 3 | 1:37:59 - 1:45:26 |
Entering Into Juji Gatame 4 | 1:45:26 - 1:49:55 |
2 General Approaches To Armbars - Speed Based & Control Based Methods | 1:49:55 - 1:55:37 |
Volume 28
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Reflexions on The Top Lock | 0 - 8:06 |
Armbar From Guard - Critical Role of Head & Elbow Position | 8:06 - 12:54 |
2 Step Approach to Bottom Juji Gatame | 12:54 - 19:47 |
Troubleshooting the Top Lock | 19:47 - 25:10 |
Armbar Bottom Position - TopLock vs Shoulder Pivot. | 25:10 - 30:02 |
Shoulder to Shoulder Transfer | 30:02 - 42:05 |
Sweeping w Armbars - Base, Direction of Force & Direction of Feet | 42:05 - 52:34 |
Human Body and Juji Gatame | 52:34 - 1:02:04 |
CLASSROOM Bottom Armbar: Going From Top Lock To Juji | 1:02:04 - 1:07:38 |
single Step Juji Gatame Attacks (widecam) 13:45 | 1:07:38 - 1:21:17 |
Bottom Position - Armbar Critical Law & Revealing Test | 1:21:17 - 1:29:42 |
Figure Four Top Lock | 1:29:42 - 1:40:01 |
Alternative Bottom Juji - Overwrap Grip | 1:40:01 - 1:45:50 |
Juji Gatame on Standing Opponent | 1:45:50 - 1:56:19 |
Volume 29
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Inside Scoop and Outside Scoop | 0 - 5:03 |
Iron Rule of Head and Hips | 5:03 - 14:52 |
Iron Rule of Head and Hips 2 | 14:52 - 17:57 |
3 Quarter Juji Gatame From Bottom | 17:57 - 24:31 |
Going across Center Line With Juji Gatame | 24:31 - 30:50 |
Belly Down Juji From Bottom | 30:50 - 34:43 |
Seated Juji Entries From Bottom | 34:43 - 44:17 |
Seated Juji Entries From Bottom 2 | 44:17 - 48:28 |
Seated Juji Entries From Bottom 3 | 48:28 - 53:33 |
Seated Juji Entries From Bottom 4 | 53:33 - 57:53 |
Seated Juji Entries From Bottom 5 | 57:53 - 1:00:02 |
Seated Juji Entries From Bottom 6 | 1:00:02 - 1:02:17 |
Seated Juji Entries From Bottom 7 | 1:02:17 - 1:04:18 |
Volume 30
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Introduction to Top Position Juji | 0 - 3:47 |
The Ratchet | 3:47 - 21:08 |
Iron Law of Elbow and Shoulder Line | 21:08 - 26:14 |
Applying Juji Gatame From Mount | 26:14 - 39:42 |
Key to Mounted Juji - Shoulder Wedge | 39:42 - 44:30 |
Skillful Use of Cross Face Leg | 44:30 - 51:04 |
Putting it All Together | 51:04 - 58:42 |
Volume 31
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Underhook Juji From Mount | 0 - 5:10 |
Classroom: Mounted Arm Bar - Underhook Setup | 5:10 - 8:21 |
Cross Wrist Juji Attack From Mount | 8:21 - 12:06 |
Arm Wraps and Mounted Jujis | 12:06 - 18:38 |
Classroom: Key Insight - Biomechanical Pins vs Gravity Pins | 18:38 - 24:49 |
Single Most Important Drill for Top Juji Mastery | 24:49 - 35:01 |
Top Position Juji From Side Pins | 35:01 - 52:08 |
Quarter Juji Gatame as Entry Method | 52:08 - 56:37 |
Spinning Juji | 56:37 - 1:07:00 |
Reverse Underhook Juji | 1:07:00 - 1:14:10 |
Near Side Juji Gatame Cross Step Method | 1:14:10 - 1:18:46 |
Near Side Juji Overwrap Grip | 1:18:46 - 1:23:26 |
Volume 32
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Juji Gatame and Lower Body Attacks | 0 - 11:39 |
juji Gatame & Lower Body Attacks 2 | 11:39 - 16:06 |
Juji Gatame & Lower Body Attacks 3 | 16:06 - 17:44 |
Juji Gatame & Lower Body Attacks 4 | 17:44 - 21:58 |
Introduction to Juji Gatame From Chest To Back Situations | 21:58 - 25:41 |
Rolling Your Opponent into Juji | 25:41 - 40:08 |
Rolling Your Opponent into Juji 2 | 40:08 - 43:50 |
Rolling Your Opponent into Juji 3 | 43:50 - 47:12 |
Rolling Your Opponent into Juji 4 | 47:12 - 53:21 |
Rolling Your Opponent into Juji 5 | 53:21 - 1:01:39 |
juji Gatame From Rear Mount | 1:01:39 - 1:11:05 |
Volume 33
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
overview | 0 - 20:09 |
multiplicity of triangles | 20:09 - 22:48 |
The 2 stage approach to triangles | 22:48 - 24:56 |
Mechanics | 24:56 - 27:24 |
Mindset | 27:24 - 29:02 |
Your body and the triangle strangle | 20:02 - 37:54 |
solo pummeling drills for triangle development | 37:54 - 42:36 |
solo body folding drills | 42:36 - 47:11 |
Partner Pummeling Drills | 47:11 - 51:53 |
Partner Inversion and Rotational Drill | 51:53 - 56:19 |
Turning Off The Shoulder | 56:19 - 58:50 |
Introduction to the 5 Triangles | 58:50 - 1:08:47 |
rotating ARound Head and Shoulders with Triangles | 1:08:47 - 1:14:49 |
Fundamental Transition From Trap Triangle to Figure 4 Triangle. | 1:14:49 - 1:20:04 |
Triangles Out Of Scrambles | 1:20:04 - 1:26:22 |
Pros and cons pulling down head w ith hands | 1:26:22 - 1:34:18 |
Pros and Cons elbow acrossw chest | 1:34:18 - 1:39:22 |
upper body to lower body | 1:39:22 - 1:44:59 |
Volume 34
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
The Front Triangle | 0 - 13:45 |
Front Triangle Mechanics 2 | 13:45 - 18:06 |
Front Triangle Mechanics 3 | 18:06 - 21:04 |
Managing Transition from Trap Triangle to Figure Four Triangle | 21:04 - 25:50 |
Managing Transition from Trap Triangle to Figure Four Triangle 2 | 25:50 - 31:11 |
Putting It All Together - Front Triangle | 31:11 - 39:39 |
Unified Legs | 39:39 - 43:21 |
Getting Lower Back Off Groud and Onto Points of Shoulders | 43:21 - 47:26 |
Story of Every Triangle is the Same | 47:26 - 52:36 |
Entries to Front Triangle - Seated Position | 52:36 - 1:00:09 |
Magic of 2 on 1 Gripping | 1:00:09 - 1:07:54 |
triangle vs single leg | 1:07:54 - 1:12:33 |
triangle vs single leg 2 | 1:12:33 - 1:16:04 |
triangle vs single leg 3 | 1:16:04 - 1:19:26 |
triangle vs single leg 4 | 1:19:26 - 1:23:12 |
triangle vs single leg 5 | 1:23:12 - 1:28:27 |
Volume 35
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Overtie Series | 0 - 5:03 |
Collar Tie Setups | 5:03 - 7:58 |
Over Hook Grip To Triangle | 7:58 - 12:30 |
Underhooks to Triangle | 12:30 - 22:39 |
Inside Wrist Grip | 22:39 - 29:126 |
Kuzushi Based Entires into Front Triangle | 29:16 - 36:52 |
Foot Penetration V Knee Penetration | 36:52 - 41:41 |
The Clamp | 41:41 - 49:47 |
Entering Clamp Guard | 49:47 - 56:15 |
Wrist Controls to Triangles | 56:15 - 1:01:03 |
Wrist Controls to Triangles 2 | 1:01:03 - 1:06:28 |
Monoplata to Front Triangle | 1:06:28 - 1:11:58 |
fake hip sweep to front triangle | 1:11:58 - 1:15:28 |
Volume 36
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Reactive Entries to Triangle | 0 - 7:42 |
Front Triangles Top Position Passing Guard | 7:42 - 12:23 |
Front Triangles Top Position Passing Guard 2 | 12:23 - 16:55 |
Front Triangle Side Position | 16:55 - 25:37 |
Front Triangle Side Position 2 | 25:37 - 33:21 |
Front Triangle Side Position 3 | 33:21 - 37:49 |
Front Triangle Side Position 4 | 37:49 - 42:30 |
Front Triangle Mounted Position | 42:30 - 47:24 |
Triangle From Tight waist vs whizzer | 47:24 - 50:28 |
Relationship between front triangle and other submissions | 50:28 - 58:22 |
Relationship between front triangle and other submissions 2 | 58:22 - 1:03:01 |
Relationship between front triangle and other submissions 3 | 1:03:01 - 1:07:03 |
Relationship between front triangle and other submissions 4 | 1:07:03 - 1:11:05 |
transition to inside heel hook | 1:11:05 - 1:17:27 |
Volume 37
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Opposite Side Triangle - Hantai Sankaku | 0 - 11:52 |
Front Triangle, Opposite Triangle and Elbow Position | 11:52 - 22:13 |
Sweeping and Off Balancing with Opposite Triangle | 22:13 - 30:01 |
transition from opposite triangle to joint locks | 30:01 - 36:42 |
Volume 38
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Intro to Rear Triangle - Ushiro Sankaku | 0 - 6:30 |
Mechanics of Rear Triangle | 6:30 - 11:22 |
Entries Into Rear Triangle Back Position | 11:22 - 15:37 |
Rear Triangle From Back 2 | 15:37 - 17:59 |
Rear Triangle From Back 3 | 17:59 - 20:29 |
Rear Triangle From Side Positions | 20:29 - 25:59 |
Rear Triangle From Side Positions 2 | 25:59 - 32:01 |
Rear Triangle from Mounted Position | 32:01 - 38:30 |
Relationship Between Rear Triangle and Front Triangle | 38:30 - 42:52 |
Rear Triangle to Opposite Triangle | 42:52 - 45:47 |
Rear Triangle Out of Armlock | 45:47 - 48:38 |
Rear Triangle From Guard Passing | 48:38 - 51:42 |
Rear Triangle From Referees Position | 51:42 - 55:58 |
Rear Triangle Transitioning From Strangle to Joint Locks | 55:58 - 1:04:09 |
Volume 39
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Side Triangle Yoko Sankaku | 0 - 15:30 |
Attacking Turtle with Side Triangle | 15:30 - 24:09 |
Attacking Turtle with Side Triangle 2 | 24:09 - 31:02 |
Attacking Turtle with Side Triangle 3 | 31:02 - 34:29 |
Linking side triangle and arm bar | 34:29 - 41:05 |
side Triangle While Guard Passing | 41:05 - 43:52 |
Side Triangle Switching To Arm Locks | 43:52 - 50:11 |
Volume 40
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
reverse triangle Gyaku Sankaku | 0 - 5:34 |
Entering Reverse Triangle | 5:34 - 9:52 |
Entering Reverse Triangle 2 | 9:52 - 16:58 |
Entering Reverse Triangle 3 | 16:58 - 21:10 |
Reverse Triangle to Armlocks | 21:10 - 25:43 |
Volume 41
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
introduction to Guard Passing | 0 - 8:10 |
conventional guillotines vs seated guard | 8:10 - 11:45 |
front headlock guard pass | 11:45 - 14:55 |
front headlock inverted North South | 14:55 - 20:00 |
front headlock vs half guard | 20:00 - 28:16 |
front headlock vs half guard 2 | 28:16 - 33:31 |
front headlock vs half guard 3 | 33:31 - 38:25 |
front headlock vs half guard 4 | 38:25 - 42:02 |
thumb to sternum the principle of closure | 42:02 - 47:10 |
Volume 42
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
hip heist | 0 - 6:44 |
collar tie hip heist | 6:44 - 12:07 |
shoulder post hip heist | 12:07 - 16:40 |
forward shift and hip heist | 16:40 - 18:30 |
overhook hip heist | 18:30 - 21:35 |
protecting the knee line with hip heist | 21:35 - 26:19 |
seated front headlock positional game | 26:19 - 32:58 |
yoko Sumi gaeshi | 32:58 - 40:48 |
Volume 43
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
introduction To Seated Front Headlocks | 0 - 4:47 |
Seated guard snap downs | 4:47 - 10:11 |
seated guard snap down leg assist | 10:11 - 11:57 |
forward shift snap down | 11:57 - 13:54 |
high elbow guillotine in detail | 13:54 - 28:47 |
low elbow guillotine in detail | 28:47 - 36:45 |
arm in guillotine in detail | 36:45 - 46:41 |
Volume 44
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
darce strangle / inverted kata gatame elbow to elbow method | 0 - 3:28 |
seated kata gatame | 3:28 - 10:23 |
seated kata gatame - alternative finish | 10:23 - 13:40 |
cradle series | 13:40 - 19:35 |
Cradle Leg Assist | 19:35 - 28:36 |
knee block go behind - mixing submission and position | 28:36 - 38:06 |
hand block go behind | 38:06 - 41:03 |
head block go behind | 41:03 - 43:33 |
arm drag go behind | 43:33 - 47:52 |
putting it all together | 47:52 - 53:24 |
Volume 45
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Front kata gatame anaconda strangle - Olympic roll | 0 - 8:32 |
anaconda strangle leg assist | 8:32 - 14:58 |
anaconda strangle critical details | 14:58 - 20:05 |
anaconda strangle elbow to elbow method | 20:05 - 32:41 |
darce strangle / inverted kata gatame | 32:41 - 54:30 |
Volume 46
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
introduction To Kneeling Fronbt Headlocks | 0 - 2:54 |
high wrist series | 2:54- 14:47 |
centerline shift | 14:47 - 17:54 |
high elbow guillotine first impressions | 17:54 - 23:12 |
low elbow guillotine high wrist position | 23:12 - 27:30 |
arm in guillotine high wrist position | 27:30 - 32:48 |
high wrist position one handed guillotine | 32:48 - 36:56 |
high wrist power guillotine | 36:56 - 41:40 |
Kneeling front headlock katagatame series | 41:40 - 47:19 |
front katagatame anaconda strangle | 47:19 - 55:32 |
Volume 47
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
reactive entries | 0 - 6:17 |
reactive entries single leg | 6:17 - 11:11 |
reactive entries down blocks | 11:11 - 16:09 |
proactive entries snap downs | 16:09 - 23:20 |
inside tie straight snap | 23:20 - 27:51 |
inside tie side to side snap downs | 27:51 - 30:04 |
mutual collar ties snap down | 30:04 - 34:39 |
inside tie cross snap | 34:39 - 39:17 |
over tie snap down - outside Control | 39:17 - 46:42 |
half overtie snap | 46:42 - 50:39 |
2 on 1 snap down | 50:39 - 58:38 |
over hook and under hook snap downs | 58:38 - 1:03:09 |
fake shot snap down | 1:03:09 - 1:10:14 |
taking standing front headlock to Mat - circling method | 1:10:14 - 1:13:22 |
taking stand front headlock to Mat sumi-gaeshi | 1:13:22 - 1:17:11 |
Volume 48
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
System Overview | 0 - 18:05 |
Introduction Front Headlock | 18:05 - 24:52 |
Control vs Submission | 24:52 - 27:42 |
4 Main Scenarios of Front Headlock System | 27:42 - 30:46 |
4 Points of Control | 30:46 - 37:48 |
Vulnerabilities of Front Headlock | 37:48 - 45:06 |
Helpful Terminology and Concepts | 45:06 - 49:52 |
4 Step System | 49:52 - 54:25 |
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Course Content
Volume 01
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Introduction | 0 - 1:54 |
Breakdown | 1:54 - 9:05 |
Explication | 9:05 - 10:56 |
Independant Thinking | 10:56 - 12:15 |
Overview | 12:15 - 15:20 |
Manifestations of Leg Lock System | 15:20 - 18:41 |
Grip and Inside Position | 18:41 - 22:38 |
Gripping | 22:38 - 26:43 |
2 on 1 Gripping | 26:43 - 33:25 |
Immovable Elbow | 33:25 - 39:00 |
Push Pull Dynamic | 39:00 - 42:38 |
Torso Controls | 42:38 - 46:22 |
Hand Over Shoulders | 46:22 - 52:23 |
2 on 1 Leg | 52:23 - 56:49 |
shin To Shin | 56:49 - 1:00:51 |
Standing Opponent | 1:00:51 - 1:05:33 |
scoop gripping | 1:05:33 - 1:11:16 |
Ankle Gripping | 1:11:16 - 1:15:09 |
Volume 02
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Attaining Inside | 0 - 5:00 |
Standing Opponent | 5:00 - 7:49 |
De La Riva | 7:49 - 12:17 |
Pummelling Legs Top Position | 12:17 - 18:40 |
Movement Inside | 18:40 - 25:07 |
Supine Opponent | 25:07 - 32:09 |
Hand Post - Leg Pummeling | 32:09 - 39:53 |
Irimi Ashi | 39:53 - 48:48 |
Knee and Knee Line | 48:48 - 53:54 |
Connection Drills | 53:54 - 58:05 |
Penetration Drills | 58:05 - 1:04:13 |
Gravity Drills | 1:04:13 - 1:09:08 |
Gravity Drills 2 | 1:09:08 - 1:14:20 |
Gravity Drills 3 Rolling | 1:14:20 - 1:17:43 |
Recovering Knee Line | 1:17:43 - 1:22:41 |
Volume 03
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Introduction | 0 - 1:43 |
Single Leg Ashi | 1:43 - 7:07 |
double Leg Ashi | 7:07 - 10:19 |
Inside Leg Breakdowns | 10:19 - 16:12 |
Cross Ashi | 16:12 - 19:03 |
Introduction | 19:03 - 22:14 |
Lifting Method | 22:14 - 28:27 |
Lifting Method Cross Ashi | 28:27 - 30:59 |
centerline Method | 30:59 - 33:24 |
Tilting Method | 33:24 - 35:39 |
negating Resistance Intro | 35:39 - 44:16 |
General Theory Intro | 44:16 - 45:45 |
General Theory | 45:45 - 54:05 |
Follow Through | 54:05 - 59:04 |
Slack Removal | 59:04 - 1:04:30 |
Gripping | 1:04:30 - 1:11:25 |
Outside Heel Hook | 1:11:25 - 1:18:42 |
Inside Heel Hook | 1:18:42 - 1:25:49 |
Volume 04
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Intro | 0 - 2:26 |
Shared Spiral Problem | 2:26 - 7:12 |
Single Ashi Solution | 7:12 - 11:43 |
Multiple Ashi Solution | 11:43 - 16:14 |
Exposing The Heel | 16:14 - 19:37 |
Negating Resistance | 19:37 - 26:52 |
Breaking | 26:52 - 36:43 |
Cycles of Inside Outside Dominance | 36:43 - 43:04 |
Stopping The Spiral | 43:04 - 48:46 |
CONTROL SPEED OF THE SPIRAL | 48:46 - 1:11:46 |
Volume 05
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
introduction | 0 - 14:11 |
similarities & differences of straight nd cross ashi | 14:11 - 18:04 |
primary & secondary leg | 18:04 - 19:38 |
double & single Leg approaches | 19:38 - 21:55 |
turnout problem | 21:55 - 26:28 |
double leg approach - ankle lace ashi | 26:28 - 30:18 |
release problem | 30:18 - 32:09 |
managing the release | 32:09 - 36:46 |
alternative achilles grip | 36:46 - 41:38 |
double heel hook attack | 41:38 - 45:06 |
lace leg (creating dilemma) | 45:06 - 47:59 |
splitter hand | 47:59 - 53:50 |
elbow slicer | 53:50 - 57:17 |
over under method | 57:17 - 1:02:01 |
double elbow | 1:02:01 - 1:04:21 |
double cross method | 1:04:21 - 1:07:46 |
controlling shared spiral | 1:07:46 - 1:15:47 |
Volume 06
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
intro | 0 - 2:21 |
Central Problems | 2:21 - 4:59 |
Untying Legs | 4:49 - 10:18 |
Double Leg Roll | 10:18 - 15:47 |
Figure Four Toe Hold | 15:47 - 19:26 |
Dilemma Attack | 19:26 - 26:37 |
Figure Four toe Hold Primary Leg | 26:37 - 35:06 |
Figure Four toe Hold Non Optimal Conditions | 35:06 - 42:25 |
Transition to Outside Ashi Outside Heel Hook | 42:25 - 48:17 |
Transition to Cross Ashi Inside Heel Hook | 48:17 - 53:22 |
Intro | 53:22 - 55:00 |
Head Position | 55:00 - 1:01:10 |
Opponent Spins Leg Crossover | 1:01:10 - 1:05:46 |
Static Crossover | 1:05:46 - 1:09:48 |
Spin Leg To Cross Ashi | 1:09:48 - 1:13:34 |
Spin Leg To Reverse Ashi | 1:13:34 - 1:16:56 |
Rolling Transition From straight to Cross Ashi | 1:16:56 - 1:22:27 |
Volume 07
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Sliding Ashi | 0 - 4:58 |
Colloring Elbow | 4:58 - 8:31 |
Double Leg Entry | 8:31 - 11:46 |
Single Leg Entry | 11:46 - 16:07 |
Front Headlock | 16:07 - 18:25 |
Arm Drag | 18:25 - 21:32 |
4 Point Breakdown | 21:32 - 24:02 |
Intro Ground position | 24:02 - 28:35 |
Bottom Single Elevator | 28:35 - 32:57 |
Crossed Feet Single Elevator | 32:57 - 36:47 |
Inversion | 36:47 - 41:22 |
Knee Shield Inversion | 41:22 - 45:39 |
Knee Shield to X Guard | 45:39 - 49:43 |
Hook Sweep to Reverse X Guard | 49:43 - 54:32 |
Arm Drag | 54:32 - 58:07 |
Collar and Heel Entry | 58:07 - 1:02:17 |
Shoelace Breakdown | 1:02:17 - 1:07:41 |
Volume 08
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Sitback | 0 - 6:56 |
Inside Out Entry | 6:56 - 9:50 |
Outside In Entry | 9:50 - 13:04 |
Outside Step In | 13:04 - 17:23 |
Half Guard Entries | 17:23 - 26:58 |
Kani Basami | 26:58 - 30:24 |
Double Seated Position | 30:24 - 45:24 |
Volume 09
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Back Attack System Overview | 0 - 7:20 |
Introduction | 7:20 - 8:20 |
The Back As Ultimate Position | 8:20 - 9:35 |
Limitations of Straitjacket System | 9:35 - 11:56 |
ntroduction to Straightjacket System | 11:56 - 13:32 |
General Reflections on the Back | 13:32 - 15:00 |
Left/Right Control | 15;00 - 22:28 |
Strangle Hand/Control Hand Dichotomy | 22:28 - 24:54 |
Fundamental Insight of Offense & Defense on The Back: The head trap | 24:54 - 30:25 |
Alignment and Deficit Problem | 30:25 - 37:03 |
Solving Alignment Problem - Understanding | 37:03 - 46:06 |
Protecting The Bottom Hook | 46:06 - 56:49 |
Through Movement | 56:49 - 1:04:36 |
Through Movement - 2 | 1:04:36 - 1:11:41 |
Switching Arms | 1:11:41 - 1:16:01 |
Solving The Deficit Problem | 1:16:01 - 1:25:58 |
SOLVING THE PINNED ARM PROBLEM | 1:25:58 - 1:34:24 |
Volume 10
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Neutrality Principle | 0 - 9:57 |
Primacy Principle | 9:57 - 12:38 |
Percentage Principle | 12:38 - 15:12 |
Top Position | 15:12 - 19:06 |
Hidden Hand Principle | 19:06 - 23:55 |
Specific Grips Principle | 23:55 - 28:04 |
Default Principle | 28:04 - 32:23 |
Heirarchy Principle | 32:23 - 38:40 |
Concentration/Diffusion Principle | 38:40 - 41:48 |
Closed Wedges Principle | 41:48 - 48:53 |
Volume 11
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Underarm Side | 0 -14:40 |
Double Straight Direct Grip | 14:40 - 19:11 |
Single Cross Grip | 19:11 - 25:45 |
Double Cross / Indirect Grip | 25:45 - 30:40 |
Double Cross / Direct Grips | 30:40 - 36:42 |
Neck Penetration System | 36:42 - 46:55 |
New Theory of Strangling Mechanics | 46:55 - 57:36 |
Volume 12
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
One Handed Strangle | 0 - 4:24 |
Technical Notes on Rear Naked Strangle | 4:24 - 12:38 |
Mandible Strangles | 12:38 - 20:16 |
Intro Overarm Side | 20:16 - 32:07 |
Overarm Side / Wedging Method | 32:07 - 39:04 |
Overarm Side / Side Switching Method | 39:04 - 46:13 |
Working of Straitjacket System Conclusion | 46:13 - 50:33 |
Volume 13
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Auxiliary Systems Introduction | 0 - 3:33 |
Rear Triangle System | 3:33 - 12:49 |
Diversifying Attacks | 12:49 - 22:00 |
Troubleshooting | 22:00 - 30:34 |
Reverse Top Lock System | 30:34 - 44:28 |
Cross Body Ride | 44:28 - 53:49 |
Leg Attacks | 53:49 - 1:06:41 |
Volume 14
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Leg Attacks 2 | 0 - 10:17 |
Arm Attack/Hammer Lock | 10:17 - 19:10 |
Twister | 19:10 - 25:27 |
Transitions | 25:27 - 32:56 |
Back Crucifix | 32:56 - 43:00 |
Strangles | 43:00 - 53:30 |
Arm Locks | 53:30 - 1:10:29 |
Volume 15
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
establishing hooks and rear mounts Introduction | 0 - 7:08 |
focus Points | 7:08 - 18:05 |
Foot and Knee Entries | 18:05 - 31:23 |
Near Side Entries 01 | 31:23 - 39:54 |
Near Side Entries 02 | 39:54 - 46:32 |
Near Side Entries 03 | 46:32 - 53:16 |
Volume 16
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Near Side Entries 04 | 0 - 7:23 |
Near Side Entries 05 | 7:23 - 18:10 |
Rolling Entries 01 | 18:10 - 29:45 |
Rolling Entries 02 | 29:45 - 41:58 |
FOUR Point Position | 41:58 - 53:08 |
Conclusion | 53:08 - 54:51 |
Volume 17
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
System Overview | 0 - 15:48 |
Trinity of Power | 15:48 - 21:15 |
Thumb or no Thumb | 21:15 - 26:19 |
Essential Nature of Kimura - A Twisting Lock | 26:19 - 30:23 |
Hand and Arm Positioning | 30:23 - 37:47 |
Bending A Straightened Arm | 37:47 - 43:21 |
Diagonol Power Line | 43:21 - 49:30 |
Pull Dominant Kimuras vs Push Dominant Kimuras | 49:30 - 52:11 |
Beating The Shoulder and Trapping Head | 52:11 - 56:35 |
Shoulder Line | 56:35 - 59:51 |
A Vexing Problem | 56:35 - 1:04:07 |
Essential Skill of Kimura System - Roll Through Kimura Scrambles | 1:04:07 - 1:11:54 |
Volume 18
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Introduction to Dorsal Kimura | 0 - 7:53 |
Unlocking Reinforced Hands | 7:53 - 17:45 |
Using Legs For Kimura | 17:45 - 34:04 |
Switching to Alternative Submission | 34:04 - 39:18 |
Switching to Different Position / System | 39:18 - 48:56 |
Volume 19
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Introduction to T Kimura | 0 - 10:58 |
Top and Bottom Knee | 10:58 - 14:15 |
Bottom Knee to Back | 14:15 - 17:41 |
Bottom Knee to Rear Triangle | 17:41 - 20:01 |
Bottom Knee to Arm Bar | 20:01 - 22:10 |
Bottom Knee to Side Triangle | 22:10 - 24:22 |
Bottom Knee Penetration to Russian Arm | 24:22 - 29:44 |
Bottom Knee into Cross Ashi Garami | 29:44 - 32:50 |
Bottom Knee Losing Russian Arm | 32:50 - 38:49 |
Top Knee Attacks | 38:49 - 46:05 |
Relationship Between Kimura and Bicep Slicer | 46:05 - 54:03 |
Volume 20
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Introduction to Applications | 0 - 3:43 |
Side Kimura Applications | 3:43 - 13:19 |
Side Kimura Switching Elbows | 13:19 - 17:13 |
Side Kimura Supinated Grip | 17:13 - 21:03 |
Side Kimura Pronated Grip | 21:03 - 26:13 |
Half Guard Top | 26:13 - 34:09 |
Half Guard to T Kimura | 34:09 - 39:12 |
Half Guard Attacking Power Prop | 39:12 - 44:11 |
Classroom Commentary #1 | 44:11 - 45:57 |
Classroom Commentary #2 | 45:57 - 49:46 |
Classroom Commentary #3 | 49:46 - 52:38 |
Volume 21
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Butterfly Guard | 0 - 4:27 |
kimura vs Butterfly Guard Moving Head to Setup Kimura | 4:27 - 7:50 |
Kimura vs Butterfly Guard Standing | 7:50 - 11:24 |
Kimura vs Butterfly Guard Standing Opposite Side | 11:24 - 16:06 |
Kimura vs Butterfly Guard Working From Outside Position | 16:06 - 19:34 |
Kimura's Kimura | 19:34 - 31:53 |
Turtle Position Olympic Bar to Kimura | 31:53 - 35:39 |
Kimura vs Turtle Side Triangle | 35:39 - 39:26 |
Kimura vs Single Leg on Mat | 39:26 - 47:58 |
Kimura vs Single Leg on Mat Drill | 47:58 - 55:45 |
Classroom Commentary #4 | 55:45 - 59:28 |
Classroom Commentary #5 | 59:28 - 1:02:43 |
Volume 22
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Kimura vs Single Leg Countering the Peak Out | 0 - 4:59 |
Kesa-Gatame | 4:59 - 14:43 |
Closed Guard Kimura - The Great Mystery of Closed Guard Kimura | 14:43 - 38:15 |
Kimura Closed Guard Wrist Control and Power Prop | 38:15 - 46:20 |
Closed Guard Kimura Head Pass Setup | 46:20 - 51:46 |
Kimura From Bottom Half Guard | 51:46 - 1:02:05 |
Bottom Half Guard Kimura Converting to Full Guard | 1:02:05 - 1:05:46 |
Half Guard Kimura Sumi Gaeshi Variations | 1:05:46 - 1:09:08 |
Classroom Commentary #6 | 1:09:08 - 1:11:06 |
Classroom Commentary #7 | 1:11:06 - 1:12:39 |
Volume 23
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Bottom Half Guard To T Kimura | 0 :6:21 |
Half Guard Kimura Vs Arm Bar | 6:21 - 14:44 |
Half Guard Kimura To Front Triangle | 14:44 - 24:44 |
Kimura Bottom Turtle Position | 24:44 - 31:32 |
Kimura Bottom Turtle Inside Arm Roll Staying Above the Hips | 31:32 - 37:54 |
Kimura Bottom Turtle Inside Arm Roll to Kimura Finish | 37:54 - 40:33 |
Kimura Bottom Turtle vs Seat Belt | 40:33 - 45:07 |
Kimura Bottom Turtle Outside Arm Roll | 45:07 - 49:56 |
Kimura Bottom Turtle Outside Arm Variation | 49:56 - 55:21 |
Standing Position | 55:21 - 1:01:47 |
Kimura vs Standing Single Leg Head Outside | 1:01:47 - 1:04:34 |
Kimura vs Standing Single Moving The Head | 1:04:34 - 1:08:05 |
Kimura Vs Single Leg Kneeling Opponent | 1:08:05 - 1:12:33 |
Kimura Vs Double Leg | 1:12:33 - 1:17:00 |
Kimura vs Double Leg (Cont.) | 1:17:00 - 1:19:02 |
Classroom Commentary #8 | 1:19:02 - 1:21:18 |
Volume 24
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Legs Kimura / Reverse Omoplata | 0 - 14:29 |
TRIMURA | 14:29 - 33:53 |
Multiple Kimuras | 33:53 - 45:14 |
Timing the Roll Through | 45:14 - 51:33 |
Elbow Wedge for Kimura | 51:33 - 54:22 |
Head and Arm Kimura | 54:22 - 1:00:03 |
Classroom Commentary #9 | 1:00:03 - 1:05:39 |
Volume 25
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Overview | 0 - 5:00 |
Speed Based Juji Gatame | 5:00 - 26:59 |
Overview 1st Phase - Entry | 26:59 - 34:44 |
overview 2st Phase - Control | 34:44 - 40:13 |
overview 3rd Phase - Orientation | 40:13 - 43:56 |
Overview 4th phase Configuration Phase | 43:56 - 48:34 |
overview 5th phase Separation Phase | 48:34 - 55:52 |
overview 6th Phase Breaking | 55:52 - 1:02:35 |
Central Problems of Juji Gatame | 1:02:35 - 1:17:41 |
3 Central Problem Opponent on Back | 1:17:41 - 1:24:53 |
3 Central Problem Attacking From Back. | 1:24:53 - 1:34:44 |
Core Principles | 1:34:44 - 1:43:58 |
Volume 26
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Mechanics of Control | 0 - 10:08 |
Generating Movement from Juji Position | 10:08 - 15:11 |
Crossed Feet | 15:11 - 20:47 |
Crossed Feet For Juji Gatame Pros and Cons | 20:47 - 32:49 |
Elbow Propping Gripping the Legs | 32:49 - 37:09 |
Putting Our Control Mechanics Together | 37:09 - 39:27 |
Finishing Juji Through 360 degrees | 39:27 - 49:07 |
Mechanics of the Position | 49:07 - 59:37 |
Mechanics of Breaking | 59:37 - 1:07:13 |
Mechanics of Breaking 2 | 1:07:13 - 1:15:57 |
Mechanics of Breaking 3 | 1:15:57 - 1:23:45 |
Breaking Mechanics - Opposing Forces | 1:23:45 - 1:29:37 |
Volume 27
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Mechanics of Separation | 0 - 17:56 |
Mechanics of Separation 2 | 17:56 - 25:00 |
Mechanics of Separation 3 | 25:00 - 30:02 |
Mechanics of Separation 4 | 30:02 - 35:13 |
understanding mechanical advantage of cross chest position | 35:13 - 39:45 |
5 Progressions of Hand Position | 39:45 - 47:36 |
4 Phases of Juji Gatame | 47:36 - 52:18 |
Multiplicity | 52:18 - 1:12:56 |
Entering Into Juji Gatame | 1:12:56 - 1:29:41 |
Entering Into Juji Gatame 2 | 1:29:41 - 1:37:59 |
Entering Into Juji Gatame 3 | 1:37:59 - 1:45:26 |
Entering Into Juji Gatame 4 | 1:45:26 - 1:49:55 |
2 General Approaches To Armbars - Speed Based & Control Based Methods | 1:49:55 - 1:55:37 |
Volume 28
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Reflexions on The Top Lock | 0 - 8:06 |
Armbar From Guard - Critical Role of Head & Elbow Position | 8:06 - 12:54 |
2 Step Approach to Bottom Juji Gatame | 12:54 - 19:47 |
Troubleshooting the Top Lock | 19:47 - 25:10 |
Armbar Bottom Position - TopLock vs Shoulder Pivot. | 25:10 - 30:02 |
Shoulder to Shoulder Transfer | 30:02 - 42:05 |
Sweeping w Armbars - Base, Direction of Force & Direction of Feet | 42:05 - 52:34 |
Human Body and Juji Gatame | 52:34 - 1:02:04 |
CLASSROOM Bottom Armbar: Going From Top Lock To Juji | 1:02:04 - 1:07:38 |
single Step Juji Gatame Attacks (widecam) 13:45 | 1:07:38 - 1:21:17 |
Bottom Position - Armbar Critical Law & Revealing Test | 1:21:17 - 1:29:42 |
Figure Four Top Lock | 1:29:42 - 1:40:01 |
Alternative Bottom Juji - Overwrap Grip | 1:40:01 - 1:45:50 |
Juji Gatame on Standing Opponent | 1:45:50 - 1:56:19 |
Volume 29
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Inside Scoop and Outside Scoop | 0 - 5:03 |
Iron Rule of Head and Hips | 5:03 - 14:52 |
Iron Rule of Head and Hips 2 | 14:52 - 17:57 |
3 Quarter Juji Gatame From Bottom | 17:57 - 24:31 |
Going across Center Line With Juji Gatame | 24:31 - 30:50 |
Belly Down Juji From Bottom | 30:50 - 34:43 |
Seated Juji Entries From Bottom | 34:43 - 44:17 |
Seated Juji Entries From Bottom 2 | 44:17 - 48:28 |
Seated Juji Entries From Bottom 3 | 48:28 - 53:33 |
Seated Juji Entries From Bottom 4 | 53:33 - 57:53 |
Seated Juji Entries From Bottom 5 | 57:53 - 1:00:02 |
Seated Juji Entries From Bottom 6 | 1:00:02 - 1:02:17 |
Seated Juji Entries From Bottom 7 | 1:02:17 - 1:04:18 |
Volume 30
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Introduction to Top Position Juji | 0 - 3:47 |
The Ratchet | 3:47 - 21:08 |
Iron Law of Elbow and Shoulder Line | 21:08 - 26:14 |
Applying Juji Gatame From Mount | 26:14 - 39:42 |
Key to Mounted Juji - Shoulder Wedge | 39:42 - 44:30 |
Skillful Use of Cross Face Leg | 44:30 - 51:04 |
Putting it All Together | 51:04 - 58:42 |
Volume 31
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Underhook Juji From Mount | 0 - 5:10 |
Classroom: Mounted Arm Bar - Underhook Setup | 5:10 - 8:21 |
Cross Wrist Juji Attack From Mount | 8:21 - 12:06 |
Arm Wraps and Mounted Jujis | 12:06 - 18:38 |
Classroom: Key Insight - Biomechanical Pins vs Gravity Pins | 18:38 - 24:49 |
Single Most Important Drill for Top Juji Mastery | 24:49 - 35:01 |
Top Position Juji From Side Pins | 35:01 - 52:08 |
Quarter Juji Gatame as Entry Method | 52:08 - 56:37 |
Spinning Juji | 56:37 - 1:07:00 |
Reverse Underhook Juji | 1:07:00 - 1:14:10 |
Near Side Juji Gatame Cross Step Method | 1:14:10 - 1:18:46 |
Near Side Juji Overwrap Grip | 1:18:46 - 1:23:26 |
Volume 32
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Juji Gatame and Lower Body Attacks | 0 - 11:39 |
juji Gatame & Lower Body Attacks 2 | 11:39 - 16:06 |
Juji Gatame & Lower Body Attacks 3 | 16:06 - 17:44 |
Juji Gatame & Lower Body Attacks 4 | 17:44 - 21:58 |
Introduction to Juji Gatame From Chest To Back Situations | 21:58 - 25:41 |
Rolling Your Opponent into Juji | 25:41 - 40:08 |
Rolling Your Opponent into Juji 2 | 40:08 - 43:50 |
Rolling Your Opponent into Juji 3 | 43:50 - 47:12 |
Rolling Your Opponent into Juji 4 | 47:12 - 53:21 |
Rolling Your Opponent into Juji 5 | 53:21 - 1:01:39 |
juji Gatame From Rear Mount | 1:01:39 - 1:11:05 |
Volume 33
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
overview | 0 - 20:09 |
multiplicity of triangles | 20:09 - 22:48 |
The 2 stage approach to triangles | 22:48 - 24:56 |
Mechanics | 24:56 - 27:24 |
Mindset | 27:24 - 29:02 |
Your body and the triangle strangle | 20:02 - 37:54 |
solo pummeling drills for triangle development | 37:54 - 42:36 |
solo body folding drills | 42:36 - 47:11 |
Partner Pummeling Drills | 47:11 - 51:53 |
Partner Inversion and Rotational Drill | 51:53 - 56:19 |
Turning Off The Shoulder | 56:19 - 58:50 |
Introduction to the 5 Triangles | 58:50 - 1:08:47 |
rotating ARound Head and Shoulders with Triangles | 1:08:47 - 1:14:49 |
Fundamental Transition From Trap Triangle to Figure 4 Triangle. | 1:14:49 - 1:20:04 |
Triangles Out Of Scrambles | 1:20:04 - 1:26:22 |
Pros and cons pulling down head w ith hands | 1:26:22 - 1:34:18 |
Pros and Cons elbow acrossw chest | 1:34:18 - 1:39:22 |
upper body to lower body | 1:39:22 - 1:44:59 |
Volume 34
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
The Front Triangle | 0 - 13:45 |
Front Triangle Mechanics 2 | 13:45 - 18:06 |
Front Triangle Mechanics 3 | 18:06 - 21:04 |
Managing Transition from Trap Triangle to Figure Four Triangle | 21:04 - 25:50 |
Managing Transition from Trap Triangle to Figure Four Triangle 2 | 25:50 - 31:11 |
Putting It All Together - Front Triangle | 31:11 - 39:39 |
Unified Legs | 39:39 - 43:21 |
Getting Lower Back Off Groud and Onto Points of Shoulders | 43:21 - 47:26 |
Story of Every Triangle is the Same | 47:26 - 52:36 |
Entries to Front Triangle - Seated Position | 52:36 - 1:00:09 |
Magic of 2 on 1 Gripping | 1:00:09 - 1:07:54 |
triangle vs single leg | 1:07:54 - 1:12:33 |
triangle vs single leg 2 | 1:12:33 - 1:16:04 |
triangle vs single leg 3 | 1:16:04 - 1:19:26 |
triangle vs single leg 4 | 1:19:26 - 1:23:12 |
triangle vs single leg 5 | 1:23:12 - 1:28:27 |
Volume 35
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Overtie Series | 0 - 5:03 |
Collar Tie Setups | 5:03 - 7:58 |
Over Hook Grip To Triangle | 7:58 - 12:30 |
Underhooks to Triangle | 12:30 - 22:39 |
Inside Wrist Grip | 22:39 - 29:126 |
Kuzushi Based Entires into Front Triangle | 29:16 - 36:52 |
Foot Penetration V Knee Penetration | 36:52 - 41:41 |
The Clamp | 41:41 - 49:47 |
Entering Clamp Guard | 49:47 - 56:15 |
Wrist Controls to Triangles | 56:15 - 1:01:03 |
Wrist Controls to Triangles 2 | 1:01:03 - 1:06:28 |
Monoplata to Front Triangle | 1:06:28 - 1:11:58 |
fake hip sweep to front triangle | 1:11:58 - 1:15:28 |
Volume 36
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Reactive Entries to Triangle | 0 - 7:42 |
Front Triangles Top Position Passing Guard | 7:42 - 12:23 |
Front Triangles Top Position Passing Guard 2 | 12:23 - 16:55 |
Front Triangle Side Position | 16:55 - 25:37 |
Front Triangle Side Position 2 | 25:37 - 33:21 |
Front Triangle Side Position 3 | 33:21 - 37:49 |
Front Triangle Side Position 4 | 37:49 - 42:30 |
Front Triangle Mounted Position | 42:30 - 47:24 |
Triangle From Tight waist vs whizzer | 47:24 - 50:28 |
Relationship between front triangle and other submissions | 50:28 - 58:22 |
Relationship between front triangle and other submissions 2 | 58:22 - 1:03:01 |
Relationship between front triangle and other submissions 3 | 1:03:01 - 1:07:03 |
Relationship between front triangle and other submissions 4 | 1:07:03 - 1:11:05 |
transition to inside heel hook | 1:11:05 - 1:17:27 |
Volume 37
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Opposite Side Triangle - Hantai Sankaku | 0 - 11:52 |
Front Triangle, Opposite Triangle and Elbow Position | 11:52 - 22:13 |
Sweeping and Off Balancing with Opposite Triangle | 22:13 - 30:01 |
transition from opposite triangle to joint locks | 30:01 - 36:42 |
Volume 38
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Intro to Rear Triangle - Ushiro Sankaku | 0 - 6:30 |
Mechanics of Rear Triangle | 6:30 - 11:22 |
Entries Into Rear Triangle Back Position | 11:22 - 15:37 |
Rear Triangle From Back 2 | 15:37 - 17:59 |
Rear Triangle From Back 3 | 17:59 - 20:29 |
Rear Triangle From Side Positions | 20:29 - 25:59 |
Rear Triangle From Side Positions 2 | 25:59 - 32:01 |
Rear Triangle from Mounted Position | 32:01 - 38:30 |
Relationship Between Rear Triangle and Front Triangle | 38:30 - 42:52 |
Rear Triangle to Opposite Triangle | 42:52 - 45:47 |
Rear Triangle Out of Armlock | 45:47 - 48:38 |
Rear Triangle From Guard Passing | 48:38 - 51:42 |
Rear Triangle From Referees Position | 51:42 - 55:58 |
Rear Triangle Transitioning From Strangle to Joint Locks | 55:58 - 1:04:09 |
Volume 39
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Side Triangle Yoko Sankaku | 0 - 15:30 |
Attacking Turtle with Side Triangle | 15:30 - 24:09 |
Attacking Turtle with Side Triangle 2 | 24:09 - 31:02 |
Attacking Turtle with Side Triangle 3 | 31:02 - 34:29 |
Linking side triangle and arm bar | 34:29 - 41:05 |
side Triangle While Guard Passing | 41:05 - 43:52 |
Side Triangle Switching To Arm Locks | 43:52 - 50:11 |
Volume 40
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
reverse triangle Gyaku Sankaku | 0 - 5:34 |
Entering Reverse Triangle | 5:34 - 9:52 |
Entering Reverse Triangle 2 | 9:52 - 16:58 |
Entering Reverse Triangle 3 | 16:58 - 21:10 |
Reverse Triangle to Armlocks | 21:10 - 25:43 |
Volume 41
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
introduction to Guard Passing | 0 - 8:10 |
conventional guillotines vs seated guard | 8:10 - 11:45 |
front headlock guard pass | 11:45 - 14:55 |
front headlock inverted North South | 14:55 - 20:00 |
front headlock vs half guard | 20:00 - 28:16 |
front headlock vs half guard 2 | 28:16 - 33:31 |
front headlock vs half guard 3 | 33:31 - 38:25 |
front headlock vs half guard 4 | 38:25 - 42:02 |
thumb to sternum the principle of closure | 42:02 - 47:10 |
Volume 42
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
hip heist | 0 - 6:44 |
collar tie hip heist | 6:44 - 12:07 |
shoulder post hip heist | 12:07 - 16:40 |
forward shift and hip heist | 16:40 - 18:30 |
overhook hip heist | 18:30 - 21:35 |
protecting the knee line with hip heist | 21:35 - 26:19 |
seated front headlock positional game | 26:19 - 32:58 |
yoko Sumi gaeshi | 32:58 - 40:48 |
Volume 43
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
introduction To Seated Front Headlocks | 0 - 4:47 |
Seated guard snap downs | 4:47 - 10:11 |
seated guard snap down leg assist | 10:11 - 11:57 |
forward shift snap down | 11:57 - 13:54 |
high elbow guillotine in detail | 13:54 - 28:47 |
low elbow guillotine in detail | 28:47 - 36:45 |
arm in guillotine in detail | 36:45 - 46:41 |
Volume 44
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
darce strangle / inverted kata gatame elbow to elbow method | 0 - 3:28 |
seated kata gatame | 3:28 - 10:23 |
seated kata gatame - alternative finish | 10:23 - 13:40 |
cradle series | 13:40 - 19:35 |
Cradle Leg Assist | 19:35 - 28:36 |
knee block go behind - mixing submission and position | 28:36 - 38:06 |
hand block go behind | 38:06 - 41:03 |
head block go behind | 41:03 - 43:33 |
arm drag go behind | 43:33 - 47:52 |
putting it all together | 47:52 - 53:24 |
Volume 45
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Front kata gatame anaconda strangle - Olympic roll | 0 - 8:32 |
anaconda strangle leg assist | 8:32 - 14:58 |
anaconda strangle critical details | 14:58 - 20:05 |
anaconda strangle elbow to elbow method | 20:05 - 32:41 |
darce strangle / inverted kata gatame | 32:41 - 54:30 |
Volume 46
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
introduction To Kneeling Fronbt Headlocks | 0 - 2:54 |
high wrist series | 2:54- 14:47 |
centerline shift | 14:47 - 17:54 |
high elbow guillotine first impressions | 17:54 - 23:12 |
low elbow guillotine high wrist position | 23:12 - 27:30 |
arm in guillotine high wrist position | 27:30 - 32:48 |
high wrist position one handed guillotine | 32:48 - 36:56 |
high wrist power guillotine | 36:56 - 41:40 |
Kneeling front headlock katagatame series | 41:40 - 47:19 |
front katagatame anaconda strangle | 47:19 - 55:32 |
Volume 47
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
reactive entries | 0 - 6:17 |
reactive entries single leg | 6:17 - 11:11 |
reactive entries down blocks | 11:11 - 16:09 |
proactive entries snap downs | 16:09 - 23:20 |
inside tie straight snap | 23:20 - 27:51 |
inside tie side to side snap downs | 27:51 - 30:04 |
mutual collar ties snap down | 30:04 - 34:39 |
inside tie cross snap | 34:39 - 39:17 |
over tie snap down - outside Control | 39:17 - 46:42 |
half overtie snap | 46:42 - 50:39 |
2 on 1 snap down | 50:39 - 58:38 |
over hook and under hook snap downs | 58:38 - 1:03:09 |
fake shot snap down | 1:03:09 - 1:10:14 |
taking standing front headlock to Mat - circling method | 1:10:14 - 1:13:22 |
taking stand front headlock to Mat sumi-gaeshi | 1:13:22 - 1:17:11 |
Volume 48
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
System Overview | 0 - 18:05 |
Introduction Front Headlock | 18:05 - 24:52 |
Control vs Submission | 24:52 - 27:42 |
4 Main Scenarios of Front Headlock System | 27:42 - 30:46 |
4 Points of Control | 30:46 - 37:48 |
Vulnerabilities of Front Headlock | 37:48 - 45:06 |
Helpful Terminology and Concepts | 45:06 - 49:52 |
4 Step System | 49:52 - 54:25 |
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