New Wave Jiu Jitsu: A New Philosophy Of Submissions Escapes by John Danaher

Escape From Tight Strangles &Joint Locks With Systematic Technique And Answer Back With Effective Counter-Offense Your Training Partners Will Hate With Professor John Danaher’s New Wave Answer To Submission Escapes!

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What Will You Learn?

Professor John Danaher, regarded by many as the world’s greatest grappling coach, is back with BJJ Fanatics to share his New Wave Jiu Jitsu method for escaping from submission holds, one of his team’s most valued and trained skills, as he shows you how they turn every submission hold against them into a potentially devastating counter attack.

Use this New Wave method to become dangerous, even when trapped in tight submission holds, as you receive a master class in John’s escapes. Against guillotines, triangles, armbars, ashi garami, and more, you’ll get every detail you’ll ever need to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat as you move from submission defense to effective offense as quickly as possible.

Professor Danaher has built of team of some of the best grapplers on Earth, including champions like Gordon Ryan, Garry Tonon, Crag Jones, and more, and now you can hear the submission escape methods that are central to their training and a highly regarded part of all his athletes’ styles. John explains not just what he’s doing (in extreme, careful detail) but also why he does it, and how it fits into a larger system of attack.

This 8-volume course is a careful response to the rise in submission threats in grappling. As our opponents attack more, we have to be able to defend and counter, and this is a series around this revolutionary “New Wave” concept that can help you see every position in a new way that is never far from a fight ending hold of your own.

So, What Exactly Do You Get?

PART 1

• INTRODUCTION

  ESCAPING THE GUILLOTINE

• CENTERLINE THEORY
• BEATING THE HIGH ELBOW
• THE SPINNING ESCAPE
• HIP POST METHOD

  DEFENDING THE ARM-IN GUILLOTINE

• SIT-OUT RISK CONTROL
• ARM SPIN TO CENTERLINE
• FIRST REACTIONS: TRADITIONAL VS MODERN
• HAND FIGHTING AND GUILLOTINES

  PART 2

  DEFENDING THE GUILLOTINE IN CLOSED GUARD

• HEAD SLIPPING
• HIP SLIPS
• KATA GATAME (VON FLUE) VS GUILLOTINE

  PART 3

  STANDING GUILLOTINE DEFENSE

• UDE GAESHI
• TRADITION
• A SUMMARY OF OUR GUILLOTINE DEFENSE PHILOSOPHY

  PART 4

  ARM BAR (JUJI GATAME) DEFENSE

• IMPORTANT CONSIDERATIONS
• VARIATIONS IN ARM CONFIGURATIONS
• COUNTER OFFENSE FROM JUJI GATAME
• ELBOW ESCAPE FROM JUJI GATAME
• THE TURNING ESCAPE
• THE PASSOVER ESCAPE
• THE CROSSFACE ESCAPE
• THE MISDIRECTIONAL ESCAPE
• DEFENDING JUJI GATAME FROM GUARD
• DEFENDING JUJI GATAME FROM REAR MOUNT
• ESCAPE JUJI GATAME FROM TURTLE POSITION

  PART 5

  TRIANGLE DEFENSE

• GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS ON THE TRIANGLE
• THE THUMB POST ESCAPE
• CROSS ANKLE DEFENSE

  PART 6

  KIMURA DEFENSE

• UNDERSTANDING KIMURA SO THAT WE CAN ESCAPE KIMURA
• KEEPING YOUR HAND IN FRONT OF YOU
• DENYING WRIST CONTROL
• ELBOW SLIPPING
• FREEING YOUR HEAD
• THE BEST KIMURA DEFENSE DRILL YOU CAN USE
• TRAP KIMURA
• ESCAPING THE T KIMURA
• STANDING KIMURAS

  LAYERS OF DEFENSE TO KIMURA

• 1ST LAYER OF DEFENSE - WRISTS
• 2ND LAYER OF DEFENSE - THE ELBOW
• 3RD LAYER OF DEFENSE - HEAD MOBILITY/BODY MOBILITY
• COUNTER ATTACKING AGAINST KIMURA

  PART 7

  HEEL HOOK DEFENSE

• THE LAW OF MUTUAL EXPOSURE
• THE MOST BASIC DISTINCTION IN ASHI GARAMI: INSIDE POSITION AND OUTSIDE POSITION
• TRADITIONAL APPROACHES TO HEEL HOOK DEFENSE IN JIU JITSU
• A NEW PHILOSOPHY OF EEL HOOK DEFENSE
• THE ART OF HEEL SLIPPING
• HIDING THE HEEL: THE LAW OF KNEE AND TOES
• THE ART OF KNEE SLIPPING

  THE 4 FUNDAMENTAL DEFENSIVE POSITIONS FOR INSIDE HEEL HOOKS

• ANKLE CONTROL

  PART 8

  CROSS ASHI GARAMI DEFENSE

  DEFENDING INSIDE FOOT POSITION

• HIP SCOOT ESCAPE
• THE MISDIRECTIONAL ESCAPE
• SEPARATION ESCAPE
• COUNTERING A LACE LEG (DOUBLE TROUBLE)

  DEFENDING OUTSIDE FOOT POSITION

• CONTRASTING INSIDE AND OUTSIDE FOOT POSITION
• TRUE 50/50
• COUNTERING THE INVERTED KNEE/INSIDE SHOULDER
• HIS PREFERENCE/YOUR PREFERENCE
• SMALL CONSIDERATIONS THAT MAKE BIG DIFFERENCES
• WHEN TO TURN/WHEN NOT TO TURN
• WHEN TO TURN/WHEN NOT TO TURN PART 2

  
  

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