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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 

Acquire the whole set of Professor John Danaher’s revolutionary submission methods in a single package and elevate your grappling skills to unprecedented levels.

Acquire knowledge about the renowned leg lock method that the Danaher team used to revolutionize no-gi grappling and initiate the leg lock movement.

Utilize Professor Danaher’s comprehensive back system to execute rear strangles with utmost efficiency and accuracy, targeting the opponent’s back with methodical precision.

This system is designed to enhance your grappling skills and enable you to achieve the most powerful rear strangles.

Utilize the kimura technique to increase the number of successful submissions and achieve remarkable advancements in position, as Professor Danaher imparts his comprehensive kimura method.

Discover the meticulous application and mastery of armbars with John’s comprehensive 8-volume series, which delves into the juji gatame armbar and its several potent variations.

Master the art of executing guillotine chokes and other front headlock submissions using a methodical strategy to dismantle opponents.

Utilize the most secure triangular holds and execute effective submissions, even with shorter legs, by using John’s ingenious modifications and systematic combinations.

John attributes his pupils’ unparalleled success in grappling to the use of these submission tactics, as he meticulously imparts every little element and secret for achieving triumph.

COURSE CONTENT

Volume 01

CHAPTER TITLE

Introduction

Breakdown

Explication

Independant Thinking

Overview

Manifestations of Leg Lock System

Grip and Inside Position

Gripping

2 on 1 Gripping

Immovable Elbow

Push Pull Dynamic

Torso Controls

Hand Over Shoulders

2 on 1 Leg

shin To Shin

Standing Opponent

scoop gripping

Ankle Gripping

 

Volume 02

CHAPTER TITLE

Attaining Inside

Standing Opponent

De La Riva

Pummelling Legs Top Position

Movement Inside

Supine Opponent

Hand Post – Leg Pummeling

Irimi Ashi

Knee and Knee Line

Connection Drills

Penetration Drills

Gravity Drills

Gravity Drills 2

Gravity Drills 3 Rolling

Recovering Knee Line

 

Volume 03

CHAPTER TITLE

Introduction

Single Leg Ashi

double Leg Ashi

Inside Leg Breakdowns

Cross Ashi

Introduction

Lifting Method

Lifting Method Cross Ashi

centerline Method

Tilting Method

negating Resistance Intro

General Theory Intro

General Theory

Follow Through

Slack Removal

Gripping

Outside Heel Hook

Inside Heel Hook

 

Volume 04

CHAPTER TITLE

Intro

Shared Spiral Problem

Single Ashi Solution

Multiple Ashi Solution

Exposing The Heel

Negating Resistance

Breaking

Cycles of Inside Outside Dominance

Stopping The Spiral

CONTROL SPEED OF THE SPIRAL

 

Volume 05

CHAPTER TITLE

introduction

similarities & differences of straight nd cross ashi

primary & secondary leg

double & single Leg approaches

turnout problem

double leg approach – ankle lace ashi

release problem

managing the release

alternative achilles grip

double heel hook attack

lace leg (creating dilemma)

splitter hand

elbow slicer

over under method

double elbow

double cross method

controlling shared spiral

 

Volume 06

CHAPTER TITLE

intro

Central Problems

Untying Legs

Double Leg Roll

Figure Four Toe Hold

Dilemma Attack

Figure Four toe Hold Primary Leg

Figure Four toe Hold Non Optimal Conditions

Transition to Outside Ashi Outside Heel Hook

Transition to Cross Ashi Inside Heel Hook

Intro

Head Position

Opponent Spins Leg Crossover

Static Crossover

Spin Leg To Cross Ashi

Spin Leg To Reverse Ashi

Rolling Transition From straight to Cross Ashi

 

Volume 07

CHAPTER TITLE

Sliding Ashi

Colloring Elbow

Double Leg Entry

Single Leg Entry

Front Headlock

Arm Drag

4 Point Breakdown

Intro Ground position

Bottom Single Elevator

Crossed Feet Single Elevator

Inversion

Knee Shield Inversion

Knee Shield to X Guard

Hook Sweep to Reverse X Guard

Arm Drag

Collar and Heel Entry

Shoelace Breakdown

 

Volume 08

CHAPTER TITLE

Sitback

Inside Out Entry

Outside In Entry

Outside Step In

Half Guard Entries

Kani Basami

Double Seated Position

 

Volume 09

CHAPTER TITLE

Back Attack System Overview

Introduction

The Back As Ultimate Position

Limitations of Straitjacket System

ntroduction to Straightjacket System

General Reflections on the Back

Left/Right Control

Strangle Hand/Control Hand Dichotomy

Fundamental Insight of Offense & Defense on The Back: The head trap

Alignment and Deficit Problem

Solving Alignment Problem – Understanding

Protecting The Bottom Hook

Through Movement

Through Movement – 2

Switching Arms

Solving The Deficit Problem

SOLVING THE PINNED ARM PROBLEM

 

Volume 10

CHAPTER TITLE

Neutrality Principle

Primacy Principle

Percentage Principle

Top Position

Hidden Hand Principle

Specific Grips Principle

Default Principle

Heirarchy Principle

Concentration/Diffusion Principle

Closed Wedges Principle

 

Volume 11

CHAPTER TITLE

Underarm Side

Double Straight Direct Grip

Single Cross Grip

Double Cross / Indirect Grip

Double Cross / Direct Grips

Neck Penetration System

New Theory of Strangling Mechanics

 

Volume 12

CHAPTER TITLE

One Handed Strangle

Technical Notes on Rear Naked Strangle

Mandible Strangles

Intro Overarm Side

Overarm Side / Wedging Method

Overarm Side / Side Switching Method

Working of Straitjacket System Conclusion

 

Volume 13

CHAPTER TITLE

Auxiliary Systems Introduction

Rear Triangle System

Diversifying Attacks

Troubleshooting

Reverse Top Lock System

Cross Body Ride

Leg Attacks

 

Volume 14

CHAPTER TITLE

Leg Attacks 2

Arm Attack/Hammer Lock

Twister

Transitions

Back Crucifix

Strangles

Arm Locks

 

Volume 15

CHAPTER TITLE

establishing hooks and rear mounts Introduction

focus Points

Foot and Knee Entries

Near Side Entries 01

Near Side Entries 02

Near Side Entries 03

 

Volume 16

CHAPTER TITLE

Near Side Entries 04

Near Side Entries 05

Rolling Entries 01

Rolling Entries 02

FOUR Point Position

Conclusion

 

Volume 17

CHAPTER TITLE

System Overview

Trinity of Power

Thumb or no Thumb

Essential Nature of Kimura – A Twisting Lock

Hand and Arm Positioning

Bending A Straightened Arm

Diagonol Power Line

Pull Dominant Kimuras vs Push Dominant Kimuras

Beating The Shoulder and Trapping Head

Shoulder Line

A Vexing Problem

Essential Skill of Kimura System – Roll Through Kimura Scrambles

 

Volume 18

CHAPTER TITLE

Introduction to Dorsal Kimura

Unlocking Reinforced Hands

Using Legs For Kimura

Switching to Alternative Submission

Switching to Different Position / System

 

Volume 19

CHAPTER TITLE

Introduction to T Kimura

Top and Bottom Knee

Bottom Knee to Back

Bottom Knee to Rear Triangle

Bottom Knee to Arm Bar

Bottom Knee to Side Triangle

Bottom Knee Penetration to Russian Arm

Bottom Knee into Cross Ashi Garami

Bottom Knee Losing Russian Arm

Top Knee Attacks

Relationship Between Kimura and Bicep Slicer

 

Volume 20

CHAPTER TITLE

Introduction to Applications

Side Kimura Applications

Side Kimura Switching Elbows

Side Kimura Supinated Grip

Side Kimura Pronated Grip

Half Guard Top

Half Guard to T Kimura

Half Guard Attacking Power Prop

Classroom Commentary #1

Classroom Commentary #2

Classroom Commentary #3

 

Volume 21

CHAPTER TITLE

Butterfly Guard

kimura vs Butterfly Guard Moving Head to Setup Kimura

Kimura vs Butterfly Guard Standing

Kimura vs Butterfly Guard Standing Opposite Side

Kimura vs Butterfly Guard Working From Outside Position

Kimura’s Kimura

Turtle Position Olympic Bar to Kimura

Kimura vs Turtle Side Triangle

Kimura vs Single Leg on Mat

Kimura vs Single Leg on Mat Drill

Classroom Commentary #4

Classroom Commentary #5

 

Volume 22

CHAPTER TITLE

Kimura vs Single Leg Countering the Peak Out

Kesa-Gatame

Closed Guard Kimura – The Great Mystery of Closed Guard Kimura

Kimura Closed Guard Wrist Control and Power Prop

Closed Guard Kimura Head Pass Setup

Kimura From Bottom Half Guard

Bottom Half Guard Kimura Converting to Full Guard

Half Guard Kimura Sumi Gaeshi Variations

Classroom Commentary #6

Classroom Commentary #7

 

Volume 23

CHAPTER TITLE

Bottom Half Guard To T Kimura

Half Guard Kimura Vs Arm Bar

Half Guard Kimura To Front Triangle

Kimura Bottom Turtle Position

Kimura Bottom Turtle Inside Arm Roll Staying Above the Hips

Kimura Bottom Turtle Inside Arm Roll to Kimura Finish

Kimura Bottom Turtle vs Seat Belt

Kimura Bottom Turtle Outside Arm Roll

Kimura Bottom Turtle Outside Arm Variation

Standing Position

Kimura vs Standing Single Leg Head Outside

Kimura vs Standing Single Moving The Head

Kimura Vs Single Leg Kneeling Opponent

Kimura Vs Double Leg

Kimura vs Double Leg (Cont.)

Classroom Commentary #8

 

Volume 24

CHAPTER TITLE

Legs Kimura / Reverse Omoplata

TRIMURA

Multiple Kimuras

Timing the Roll Through

Elbow Wedge for Kimura

Head and Arm Kimura

Classroom Commentary #9

 

Volume 25

CHAPTER TITLE

Overview

Speed Based Juji Gatame

Overview 1st Phase – Entry

overview 2st Phase – Control

overview 3rd Phase – Orientation

Overview 4th phase Configuration Phase

overview 5th phase Separation Phase

overview 6th Phase Breaking

Central Problems of Juji Gatame

3 Central Problem Opponent on Back

3 Central Problem Attacking From Back.

Core Principles

 

Volume 26

CHAPTER TITLE

Mechanics of Control

Generating Movement from Juji Position

Crossed Feet

Crossed Feet For Juji Gatame Pros and Cons

Elbow Propping Gripping the Legs

Putting Our Control Mechanics Together

Finishing Juji Through 360 degrees

Mechanics of the Position

Mechanics of Breaking

Mechanics of Breaking 2

Mechanics of Breaking 3

Breaking Mechanics – Opposing Forces

 

Volume 27

CHAPTER TITLE

Mechanics of Separation

Mechanics of Separation 2

Mechanics of Separation 3

Mechanics of Separation 4

understanding mechanical advantage of cross chest position

5 Progressions of Hand Position

4 Phases of Juji Gatame

Multiplicity

Entering Into Juji Gatame

Entering Into Juji Gatame 2

Entering Into Juji Gatame 3

Entering Into Juji Gatame 4

2 General Approaches To Armbars – Speed Based & Control Based Methods

 

Volume 28

CHAPTER TITLE

Reflexions on The Top Lock

Armbar From Guard – Critical Role of Head & Elbow Position

2 Step Approach to Bottom Juji Gatame

Troubleshooting the Top Lock

Armbar Bottom Position – TopLock vs Shoulder Pivot.

Shoulder to Shoulder Transfer

Sweeping w Armbars – Base, Direction of Force & Direction of Feet

Human Body and Juji Gatame

CLASSROOM Bottom Armbar: Going From Top Lock To Juji

single Step Juji Gatame Attacks (widecam) 13:45

Bottom Position – Armbar Critical Law & Revealing Test

Figure Four Top Lock

Alternative Bottom Juji – Overwrap Grip

Juji Gatame on Standing Opponent

 

Volume 29

CHAPTER TITLE

Inside Scoop and Outside Scoop

Iron Rule of Head and Hips

Iron Rule of Head and Hips 2

3 Quarter Juji Gatame From Bottom

Going across Center Line With Juji Gatame

Belly Down Juji From Bottom

Seated Juji Entries From Bottom

Seated Juji Entries From Bottom 2

Seated Juji Entries From Bottom 3

Seated Juji Entries From Bottom 4

Seated Juji Entries From Bottom 5

Seated Juji Entries From Bottom 6

Seated Juji Entries From Bottom 7

 

Volume 30

CHAPTER TITLE

Introduction to Top Position Juji

The Ratchet

Iron Law of Elbow and Shoulder Line

Applying Juji Gatame From Mount

Key to Mounted Juji – Shoulder Wedge

Skillful Use of Cross Face Leg

Putting it All Together

 

Volume 31

CHAPTER TITLE

Underhook Juji From Mount

Classroom: Mounted Arm Bar – Underhook Setup

Cross Wrist Juji Attack From Mount

Arm Wraps and Mounted Jujis

Classroom: Key Insight – Biomechanical Pins vs Gravity Pins

Single Most Important Drill for Top Juji Mastery

Top Position Juji From Side Pins

Quarter Juji Gatame as Entry Method

Spinning Juji

Reverse Underhook Juji

Near Side Juji Gatame Cross Step Method

Near Side Juji Overwrap Grip

 

Volume 32

CHAPTER TITLE

Juji Gatame and Lower Body Attacks

juji Gatame & Lower Body Attacks 2

Juji Gatame & Lower Body Attacks 3

Juji Gatame & Lower Body Attacks 4

Introduction to Juji Gatame From Chest To Back Situations

Rolling Your Opponent into Juji

Rolling Your Opponent into Juji 2

Rolling Your Opponent into Juji 3

Rolling Your Opponent into Juji 4

Rolling Your Opponent into Juji 5

juji Gatame From Rear Mount

 

Volume 33

CHAPTER TITLE

overview

multiplicity of triangles

The 2 stage approach to triangles

Mechanics

Mindset

Your body and the triangle strangle

solo pummeling drills for triangle development

solo body folding drills

Partner Pummeling Drills

Partner Inversion and Rotational Drill

Turning Off The Shoulder

Introduction to the 5 Triangles

rotating ARound Head and Shoulders with Triangles

Fundamental Transition From Trap Triangle to Figure 4 Triangle.

Triangles Out Of Scrambles

Pros and cons pulling down head w ith hands

Pros and Cons elbow acrossw chest

upper body to lower body

 

Volume 34

CHAPTER TITLE

The Front Triangle

Front Triangle Mechanics 2

Front Triangle Mechanics 3

Managing Transition from Trap Triangle to Figure Four Triangle

Managing Transition from Trap Triangle to Figure Four Triangle 2

Putting It All Together – Front Triangle

Unified Legs

Getting Lower Back Off Groud and Onto Points of Shoulders

Story of Every Triangle is the Same

Entries to Front Triangle – Seated Position

Magic of 2 on 1 Gripping

triangle vs single leg

triangle vs single leg 2

triangle vs single leg 3

triangle vs single leg 4

triangle vs single leg 5

 

Volume 35

CHAPTER TITLE

Overtie Series

Collar Tie Setups

Over Hook Grip To Triangle

Underhooks to Triangle

Inside Wrist Grip

Kuzushi Based Entires into Front Triangle

Foot Penetration V Knee Penetration

The Clamp

Entering Clamp Guard

Wrist Controls to Triangles

Wrist Controls to Triangles 2

Monoplata to Front Triangle

fake hip sweep to front triangle

 

Volume 36

CHAPTER TITLE

Reactive Entries to Triangle

Front Triangles Top Position Passing Guard

Front Triangles Top Position Passing Guard 2

Front Triangle Side Position

Front Triangle Side Position 2

Front Triangle Side Position 3

Front Triangle Side Position 4

Front Triangle Mounted Position

Triangle From Tight waist vs whizzer

Relationship between front triangle and other submissions

Relationship between front triangle and other submissions 2

Relationship between front triangle and other submissions 3

Relationship between front triangle and other submissions 4

transition to inside heel hook

 

Volume 37

CHAPTER TITLE

Opposite Side Triangle – Hantai Sankaku

Front Triangle, Opposite Triangle and Elbow Position

Sweeping and Off Balancing with Opposite Triangle

transition from opposite triangle to joint locks

 

Volume 38

CHAPTER TITLE

Intro to Rear Triangle – Ushiro Sankaku

Mechanics of Rear Triangle

Entries Into Rear Triangle Back Position

Rear Triangle From Back 2

Rear Triangle From Back 3

Rear Triangle From Side Positions

Rear Triangle From Side Positions 2

Rear Triangle from Mounted Position

Relationship Between Rear Triangle and Front Triangle

Rear Triangle to Opposite Triangle

Rear Triangle Out of Armlock

Rear Triangle From Guard Passing

Rear Triangle From Referees Position

Rear Triangle Transitioning From Strangle to Joint Locks

 

Volume 39

CHAPTER TITLE

Side Triangle Yoko Sankaku

Attacking Turtle with Side Triangle

Attacking Turtle with Side Triangle 2

Attacking Turtle with Side Triangle 3

Linking side triangle and arm bar

side Triangle While Guard Passing

Side Triangle Switching To Arm Locks

 

Volume 40

CHAPTER TITLE

reverse triangle Gyaku Sankaku

Entering Reverse Triangle

Entering Reverse Triangle 2

Entering Reverse Triangle 3

Reverse Triangle to Armlocks

 

Volume 41

CHAPTER TITLE

introduction to Guard Passing

conventional guillotines vs seated guard

front headlock guard pass

front headlock inverted North South

front headlock vs half guard

front headlock vs half guard 2

front headlock vs half guard 3

front headlock vs half guard 4

thumb to sternum the principle of closure

 

Volume 42

CHAPTER TITLE

hip heist

collar tie hip heist

shoulder post hip heist

forward shift and hip heist

overhook hip heist

protecting the knee line with hip heist

seated front headlock positional game

yoko Sumi gaeshi

 

Volume 43

CHAPTER TITLE

introduction To Seated Front Headlocks

Seated guard snap downs

seated guard snap down leg assist

forward shift snap down

high elbow guillotine in detail

low elbow guillotine in detail

arm in guillotine in detail

 

Volume 44

CHAPTER TITLE

darce strangle / inverted kata gatame elbow to elbow method

seated kata gatame

seated kata gatame – alternative finish

cradle series

Cradle Leg Assist

knee block go behind – mixing submission and position

hand block go behind

head block go behind

arm drag go behind

putting it all together

 

Volume 45

CHAPTER TITLE

Front kata gatame anaconda strangle – Olympic roll

anaconda strangle leg assist

anaconda strangle critical details

anaconda strangle elbow to elbow method

darce strangle / inverted kata gatame

 

Volume 46

CHAPTER TITLE

introduction To Kneeling Fronbt Headlocks

high wrist series

centerline shift

high elbow guillotine first impressions

low elbow guillotine high wrist position

arm in guillotine high wrist position

high wrist position one handed guillotine

high wrist power guillotine

Kneeling front headlock katagatame series

front katagatame anaconda strangle

 

Volume 47

CHAPTER TITLE

reactive entries

reactive entries single leg

reactive entries down blocks

proactive entries snap downs

inside tie straight snap

inside tie side to side snap downs

mutual collar ties snap down

inside tie cross snap

over tie snap down – outside Control

half overtie snap

2 on 1 snap down

over hook and under hook snap downs

fake shot snap down

taking standing front headlock to Mat – circling method

taking stand front headlock to Mat sumi-gaeshi

 

Volume 48

CHAPTER TITLE

System Overview

Introduction Front Headlock

Control vs Submission

4 Main Scenarios of Front Headlock System

4 Points of Control

Vulnerabilities of Front Headlock

Helpful Terminology and Concepts

4 Step System

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

WHAT WILL YOU LEARN?

Unlock the secrets to successful submission grappling with Professor John Danaher’s six signature submission systems, bundled together for the first time ever. 

Now you can learn these game changing submission attacks, including the leg lock and back attack series that totally changed the competitive grappling landscape forever.

Professor John Danaher has emerged as the preeiminent grappling coach on Earth, with his students totally revolutionizing no-gi grappling with these submission-oriented systems.

By attacking with a sytem, not just a collection of moves, they could force opponents into dilemmas and work through predictable resistance with clean technique.

Now, you can learn the matrix code behind these grappling champions with this bundle.

Learn how to attack all the most effective submission holds in grappling, including the lower body heel hooking system that started an evolution in the sport that continues to this day.

Watch the series around back attacks that John considers one of the most important he has ever produced, showing you his signature straightjacket back attacks that his students have mastered.

Master submission systems like the front headlock, the kimura, and the juji gatame armbar. Each series is like a college course in submission success, giving you a complete roadmap to follow and the details and techniques you need to navigate it.

John’s Enter The System bundle pack is the total collection of the submission systems that he has honed and perfected.

WHAT EXACTLY DO YOU GET?

Leglocks: Enter The System by John Danaher 6 part series

Back Attacks Enter The System by John Danaher 6 part series

Kimura: Enter The System by John Danaher 6 part series

The Front Headlock System by John Danaher 6 part series

Arm Bars: Enter The System by John Danaher 6 part series 

Triangles Enter The System by John Danaher 6 part series

Enroll today to begin your journey of exploration and improvement in “Enter The System Bundle By John Danaher”

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