
Leglocks: Enter The System by John Danaher
If you talked to the one hundred most knowledgeable grapplers in the world and asked them, “Who would you most like to learn grappling from?” ninety-eight, ninety-nine, or maybe even all one hundred of them would give you the same answer: John Danaher. There is just no equal.
- “Leglocks – Enter The System” from John Danaher: The Most Sought After Grappling Instructor On The Planet
- John helped coach Georges St Pierre and Chris Weidman to UFC World Titles. Garry Tonon has become a 3x ADCC competitor and a grappling Icon
- Leglocks have been called the great equalizer - it doesn’t matter if you are big, strong, fast or flexible; all that you need to apply a successful leglock is the knowledge
- John has guided guys like Eddie Cummings and Gordon Ryan to stardom in a fraction of the time that it would take ordinary people
- This is a curriculum based approach to leg locks
- Enter the system today and change your entire game
Course Content
Volume 1
Introduction | 0 - 0:26 |
Why i made this series | 0:27 - 1:07 |
Lever and fulcrum | 1:08 - 5:46 |
Directionality of force | 5:47 - 7:12 |
Kuzushi - Off Balancing | 7:13 - 9:06 |
Wedges | 9:07 - 13:48 |
Review - 4 Mechanical Elements | 13:49 - 16:20 |
3 families of ashi garami | 16:21 - 23:24 |
Grip and inside position | 23:25 - 35:27 |
Theory of gripping | 44:02 - 49:14 |
UNDERHOOKS | 49:15 - 55:50 |
Volume 2
Inside position / inside control | 0 - 9:31 |
Gripping top position | 9:32 - 17:01 |
Negate Opponents Game | 17:02 - 21:59 |
Pummeling to inside position | 22:00 - 26:32 |
3 desirable positions | 26:33 - 30:44 |
Distance & Connection | 30:45 - 36:16 |
Gravity drills - Facing Opponent | 36:17 - 50:11 |
Gravity drills - Facing Away | 50:12 - 54:34 |
Gravity drills - Rolling Inversion | 54:35 - 59:42 |
Gravity drills - Good Posture & Connection | 59:43 - 1:04:00 |
Volume 3
Straight ashi garami | 0 - 7:21 |
Straight ashi garami entries | 7:22 - 14:03 |
1. Single leg irimi ashi garami | 14:04 - 23:05 |
2. Double leg irimi ashi garami | 23:06 - 27:48 |
3. X guard to reverse x guard | 27:49 - 35:11 |
Heel exposure Negate Resistance Breaking | 35:12 - 49:19 |
Negation and distance | 49:20 - 1:09:55 |
Volume 4
Breaking mechanics | 0 - 14:46 |
General theory of breaking - Follow through | 14:47 - 20:58 |
Creating tension | 20:59 - 27:18 |
Pros and Cons of Each Grip | 27:19 - 34:05 |
Function of our legs in breaking opponents legs | 34:06 - 41:27 |
Outside heel hooks and cycling legs | 41:28 - 45:58 |
The Shared spiral | 45:59 - 54:21 |
Volume 5
Cross Ashi Garami– Introduction to the Hierarchy | 0 - 10:42 |
Similarities and Differences Between Cross and Straight Ashi | 10:43 - 14:34 |
Primary and Secondary Leg | 14:35 - 16:10 |
Double Leg and Single Leg Approaches | 16:11 - 18:30 |
Cross Ashi Garami - Turnout Problem | 18:31 - 23:05 |
Double Leg Approach - Ankle Lace Ashi | 23:06 - 26:53 |
Release Problem | 26:54 - 28:42 |
Managing the Release - 1st Strategy | 28:43 - 33:20 |
1 Alternative Achilles Grip | 33:21 - 38:10 |
2 Double Heel Hook Attack | 38:11 - 41:37 |
3 Lace Leg (creating dilemma ) | 41:38 - 44:29 |
1 Splitter Hand | 44:30 - 50:19 |
2 Elbow Slicer | 50:20 - 53:46 |
3 Over Under Method | 53:47 - 58:28 |
4 Double Elbow | 58:29 - 1:00:49 |
5 Double Cross Method | 1:00:50 - 1:04:16 |
Single Leg Approach - Controlling Shared Spiral in Cross Ashi Garami | 1:04:17 - 1:12:21 |
Volume 6
Reverse Ashi Garami & Cross Leg Problem | 0 - 9:53 |
Knee Bar & Figure Four Toe Hold | 9:54 - 22:51 |
Intro to Grips/Heel Hook | 22:52 - 30:45 |
Figure Four Toe Hold | 30:46 - 38:14 |
Reverse Ashi Garami to Cross Ashi Garami | 38:15 - 43:58 |
Dilemma Theory - Reverse X to Cross Ashi and Chain of Ashi Attacks | 43:59 - 54:04 |
Dilemma Theory 2 - Counter When Opponent Clears Knee Line | 54:05 - 1:00:31 |
Practical Applications of Leg Lock System- Entries into Legs | 1:00:32 - 1:06:53 |
Standing Entries - Collar Tie Setup | 1:06:54 - 1:12:23 |
Standing Entries - Arm Drag Entry | 1:12:24 - 1:15:33 |
Volume 7
Front Headlock Entry | 0 - 2:11 |
Switch Entry | 2:12 - 4:13 |
Double Leg Entry | 4:14 - 7:34 |
Single Leg Setup | 7:35 - 10:32 |
Intro into Bottom | 10:33 - 12:41 |
Double Leg Elevated Entry | 12:42 - 18:57 |
Holy Trinity 3 Key Elements to Elevate into Ashi Garami | 18:58 - 24:37 |
Arm Drag Entry From Butterfly Guard | 24:38 - 27:33 |
2 on 1 Leg Entry | 27:34 - 30:36 |
Shin to Shin Near Leg - Establishing Contact on Standing Opponent | 30:37 - 34:55 |
Shin to Shin Far Leg | 34:56 - 38:13 |
Shin to Shin to X Guard into Reverse X Guard | 38:14 - 41:59 |
Inside Position Adaptation With Bernardo Faria | 41:60 - 52:01 |
Knee Lift From Half Guard | 52:02 - 58:23 |
Single Elevator From Half Guard | 58:24 - 1:02:52 |
Deep Half Guard into Revervse X Guard | 1:02:53 - 1:08:32 |
Volume 8
Deep Half Guard Into Rolling Inside Heel Hook | 0 - 9:09 |
Knee Shield to Reverse De La Riva | 9:10 - 13:08 |
Reverse De La Riva Inversion to Near Leg | 13:09 - 14:24 |
Reverse Del La Riva to Reverse X Guard | 14:25 - 16:06 |
Knee Shield Half Guard to Pendulum | 16:07 - 23:30 |
Bernardo Faria’s Adaptation | 23:31 - 26:12 |
Cross Step Entry | 26:13 - 43:51 |
Supine Position Sliding Entry | 43:52 - 48:40 |
Overcoming Leg Lock Entry Failure | 48:41 - 50:46 |
Leg Lock From Outside | 50:47 - 53:58 |
Inside Out Entry | 53:59 - 57:45 |
Outside in Entry | 57:46 - 1:03:27 |
Outside Garami Heel Hook | 1:03:28 - 1:09:56 |
Double Seated Position | 1:09:57 - 1:13:59 |
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If you talked to the one hundred most knowledgeable grapplers in the world and asked them, “Who would you most like to learn grappling from?” ninety-eight, ninety-nine, or maybe even all one hundred of them would give you the same answer: John Danaher. There is just no equal.
- “Leglocks – Enter The System” from John Danaher: The Most Sought After Grappling Instructor On The Planet
- John helped coach Georges St Pierre and Chris Weidman to UFC World Titles. Garry Tonon has become a 3x ADCC competitor and a grappling Icon
- Leglocks have been called the great equalizer - it doesn’t matter if you are big, strong, fast or flexible; all that you need to apply a successful leglock is the knowledge
- John has guided guys like Eddie Cummings and Gordon Ryan to stardom in a fraction of the time that it would take ordinary people
- This is a curriculum based approach to leg locks
- Enter the system today and change your entire game
Course Content
Volume 1
Introduction | 0 - 0:26 |
Why i made this series | 0:27 - 1:07 |
Lever and fulcrum | 1:08 - 5:46 |
Directionality of force | 5:47 - 7:12 |
Kuzushi - Off Balancing | 7:13 - 9:06 |
Wedges | 9:07 - 13:48 |
Review - 4 Mechanical Elements | 13:49 - 16:20 |
3 families of ashi garami | 16:21 - 23:24 |
Grip and inside position | 23:25 - 35:27 |
Theory of gripping | 44:02 - 49:14 |
UNDERHOOKS | 49:15 - 55:50 |
Volume 2
Inside position / inside control | 0 - 9:31 |
Gripping top position | 9:32 - 17:01 |
Negate Opponents Game | 17:02 - 21:59 |
Pummeling to inside position | 22:00 - 26:32 |
3 desirable positions | 26:33 - 30:44 |
Distance & Connection | 30:45 - 36:16 |
Gravity drills - Facing Opponent | 36:17 - 50:11 |
Gravity drills - Facing Away | 50:12 - 54:34 |
Gravity drills - Rolling Inversion | 54:35 - 59:42 |
Gravity drills - Good Posture & Connection | 59:43 - 1:04:00 |
Volume 3
Straight ashi garami | 0 - 7:21 |
Straight ashi garami entries | 7:22 - 14:03 |
1. Single leg irimi ashi garami | 14:04 - 23:05 |
2. Double leg irimi ashi garami | 23:06 - 27:48 |
3. X guard to reverse x guard | 27:49 - 35:11 |
Heel exposure Negate Resistance Breaking | 35:12 - 49:19 |
Negation and distance | 49:20 - 1:09:55 |
Volume 4
Breaking mechanics | 0 - 14:46 |
General theory of breaking - Follow through | 14:47 - 20:58 |
Creating tension | 20:59 - 27:18 |
Pros and Cons of Each Grip | 27:19 - 34:05 |
Function of our legs in breaking opponents legs | 34:06 - 41:27 |
Outside heel hooks and cycling legs | 41:28 - 45:58 |
The Shared spiral | 45:59 - 54:21 |
Volume 5
Cross Ashi Garami– Introduction to the Hierarchy | 0 - 10:42 |
Similarities and Differences Between Cross and Straight Ashi | 10:43 - 14:34 |
Primary and Secondary Leg | 14:35 - 16:10 |
Double Leg and Single Leg Approaches | 16:11 - 18:30 |
Cross Ashi Garami - Turnout Problem | 18:31 - 23:05 |
Double Leg Approach - Ankle Lace Ashi | 23:06 - 26:53 |
Release Problem | 26:54 - 28:42 |
Managing the Release - 1st Strategy | 28:43 - 33:20 |
1 Alternative Achilles Grip | 33:21 - 38:10 |
2 Double Heel Hook Attack | 38:11 - 41:37 |
3 Lace Leg (creating dilemma ) | 41:38 - 44:29 |
1 Splitter Hand | 44:30 - 50:19 |
2 Elbow Slicer | 50:20 - 53:46 |
3 Over Under Method | 53:47 - 58:28 |
4 Double Elbow | 58:29 - 1:00:49 |
5 Double Cross Method | 1:00:50 - 1:04:16 |
Single Leg Approach - Controlling Shared Spiral in Cross Ashi Garami | 1:04:17 - 1:12:21 |
Volume 6
Reverse Ashi Garami & Cross Leg Problem | 0 - 9:53 |
Knee Bar & Figure Four Toe Hold | 9:54 - 22:51 |
Intro to Grips/Heel Hook | 22:52 - 30:45 |
Figure Four Toe Hold | 30:46 - 38:14 |
Reverse Ashi Garami to Cross Ashi Garami | 38:15 - 43:58 |
Dilemma Theory - Reverse X to Cross Ashi and Chain of Ashi Attacks | 43:59 - 54:04 |
Dilemma Theory 2 - Counter When Opponent Clears Knee Line | 54:05 - 1:00:31 |
Practical Applications of Leg Lock System- Entries into Legs | 1:00:32 - 1:06:53 |
Standing Entries - Collar Tie Setup | 1:06:54 - 1:12:23 |
Standing Entries - Arm Drag Entry | 1:12:24 - 1:15:33 |
Volume 7
Front Headlock Entry | 0 - 2:11 |
Switch Entry | 2:12 - 4:13 |
Double Leg Entry | 4:14 - 7:34 |
Single Leg Setup | 7:35 - 10:32 |
Intro into Bottom | 10:33 - 12:41 |
Double Leg Elevated Entry | 12:42 - 18:57 |
Holy Trinity 3 Key Elements to Elevate into Ashi Garami | 18:58 - 24:37 |
Arm Drag Entry From Butterfly Guard | 24:38 - 27:33 |
2 on 1 Leg Entry | 27:34 - 30:36 |
Shin to Shin Near Leg - Establishing Contact on Standing Opponent | 30:37 - 34:55 |
Shin to Shin Far Leg | 34:56 - 38:13 |
Shin to Shin to X Guard into Reverse X Guard | 38:14 - 41:59 |
Inside Position Adaptation With Bernardo Faria | 41:60 - 52:01 |
Knee Lift From Half Guard | 52:02 - 58:23 |
Single Elevator From Half Guard | 58:24 - 1:02:52 |
Deep Half Guard into Revervse X Guard | 1:02:53 - 1:08:32 |
Volume 8
Deep Half Guard Into Rolling Inside Heel Hook | 0 - 9:09 |
Knee Shield to Reverse De La Riva | 9:10 - 13:08 |
Reverse De La Riva Inversion to Near Leg | 13:09 - 14:24 |
Reverse Del La Riva to Reverse X Guard | 14:25 - 16:06 |
Knee Shield Half Guard to Pendulum | 16:07 - 23:30 |
Bernardo Faria’s Adaptation | 23:31 - 26:12 |
Cross Step Entry | 26:13 - 43:51 |
Supine Position Sliding Entry | 43:52 - 48:40 |
Overcoming Leg Lock Entry Failure | 48:41 - 50:46 |
Leg Lock From Outside | 50:47 - 53:58 |
Inside Out Entry | 53:59 - 57:45 |
Outside in Entry | 57:46 - 1:03:27 |
Outside Garami Heel Hook | 1:03:28 - 1:09:56 |
Double Seated Position | 1:09:57 - 1:13:59 |