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

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!

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What Will You Learn?

Learn how to pass the no-gi guard with Professor John Danaher and begin to impose your top game with this guide to systematically breaking down the bottom player’s frames and defenses, available across 8-volumes. Professor Danaher shows you every detail to passing the guard, including the central problems that complicate the system and how you can work to be as effective as possible with these fixes in mind.

Start passing the no-gi guard with safety and control using loose and tight techniques for maximum effect. Combine toreando patterns, knee slides, body locks, and more to attack the seated and supine guard with the same techniques that his own athletes use at the highest levels of grappling. Each step is shown with full detail and in context with every move in the system so that you can use it to its utmost effect.

Professor John Danaher is one of the most popular and recognizable coaches in modern grappling, with students who have achieved at the highest levels of the sport using his innovative, groundbreaking systems. These are some of the same lessons that Professor Danaher has given students like Gordon Ryan, UFC Hall of Famer Georges St. Pierre, and Garry Tonon, now made available to students of all levels.

Mix your open guard passing with half guard for a complete approach to attacking the grappling guard. Professor Danaher shows you how he prefers to force the half guard, get to chest to chest, and then create his passes from here - and why this is such an effective strategy. Across all eight volumes, you can start studying the highest level of passing technology today from the most advanced grappling coach in the world today.

So, What Exactly Do You Get?

PART 1

INTRODUCTION

• THE CENTRAL PROBLEM OF GUARD PASSING

FOUR CONCEPTUAL SOLUTIONS:

• THE FOUR SCENARIOS YOU MUST BE EFFECTIVE IN

  FIVE KEY INSIGHTS THAT MAKE A REAL DIFFERENCE TO YOUR PASSING PERFORMANCE      

PART 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 NO-GI

DEALING WITH LOWER BODY GRIPS: DOUBLE OUTSIDE GRIPSDEALING WITH LOWER BODY GRIPS PART 2DEALING WITH LOWER BODY GRIPS: SINGLE INSIDE GRIPOPENING A CLOSED GUARD: PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER

PART 3

PASSING A SUPINE GUARD

TOREANDO PASS SERIESFOOTWORK SKILLS

THE FIRST STAGE OF TOREANDO PASSING: APPROACHING YOUR OPPONENT

ESSENTIALL GRIP FIGHTING

GETTING DOWN TO BUSINESS WITH TOREANDO PASSING

PART 4

HIP &KNEE POST SERIES

SPINNING TOREANDO

SIDE TO SIDE PRESSURE AND TOREANDO PASSING

CROSS SHIN PIN- HIP &KNEE POST- FRONT STEP/BACK STEP- OVERCOMING THE PROBLEM OF ENTANGLEMENT- THE RELATIOSHIP BETWEEN ROREANDO KNEE CUTPART 5
THE FLOATING LEG POMMEL SERIESWHY POMMEL PASSING?GETTING TO THE START POSITIONINSIDE POMMEL PASSOUTSIDE POMMEL PASSCROSS KNEE POMMELCROSS FOOT POMMELFRONT POMMELPOMMEL TO KNEE CUTFINISHING A POMMEL PASS: ALTERNATE METHOD                                         BODY LOCK GUARD PASSINGWHY BODY LOCKS?FRONT BODY LOCKS VS SIDE BODY LOCKSGETTING TO A FRONT BODY LOCK- CREATING WAIST EXPOSURE- INSIDE &OUTSIDE PENETRATION- HEAD POSITION &PULL- ARM POSITION/HAND GRIP2 PHILOSOPHIES OF BODY LOCK GUARD PASSINGTHE HIERARCHY OF BODY LOCK POSITIONSTHE TWO MOST IMPORTANT BODY LOCK PASSING METHODS

PART 6

PASSING WITH A FRONT BODY LOCK:

HIGH HIP SCISSOR METHODHIGH HIP SCISSOR FROM DOUBLE SHINMAXIMIZING THE POTENTIAL OF YOUR BODY LOCK PASSESMY FAVORITE BODY LOCK PASSING METHOD: LUMBAR LOCK TO HIGH LOCKTHE SINGLE MOST COMMON ERROR IN BODY LOCK GUARD PASSING AND HOW TO AVOID IT

SIDE BODY LOCK:- ENTERING A SIDE BODY LOCK- SIDE BODY LOCK: LEG RIDING- PASSING WITH A SIDE BODY LOCKPART 7

HALF GUARD PASSING 

WHY HALF GUARD PASSING?FIRST PROBLEM OF HALF GUARD: CLEARING A KNEE SHIELD

ENTRIES INTO HALF GUARD PASSING