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John Danaher

Professional pugilist

Learn the fundamentals of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu in this comprehensive 8-series mega bundle with Professor John Danaher, the most sought-after grappling coach globally.

Enhance your skills and progress rapidly with his expert guidance.

The 8-volume bundle comprises all 8 volumes of Professor John Danaher’s revolutionary Go Further Faster series, which delves into the core principles of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.

Acquire the skills to maintain a defensive stance and effectively extricate yourself from unfavorable circumstances with enhanced proficiency!

Examine the most effective strategies for engaging in offensive maneuvers and analyzing the positions of half guard, closed guard, and open guard.

Acquire expertise in the basic principles of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu under the guidance of renowned instructor John Danaher, who will comprehensively instruct you on how to enhance your skills and progress at an accelerated pace.

COURSE CONTENT

Volume 01

Leg Drag Retention

Leg Drag Retention 2

Leg Drag Retention 3

Leg Drag Retention 4

Leg Drag Retention 5

Long Step Guard Pass Retention

The Cranial Shift

Back Exposure Benign and Destructive

Head Protection

Volume 02

Toreando Guard Pass Retention

Toreando Guard Pass Retention 2

Toreando Guard Pass Retention 3

Toreando Guard Pass Retention 4

Toreando Guard Pass Retention 5

Toreando Guard Pass Retention 6

Knee Slice Guard Pass Retention

Knee Slice Guard Pass Retention 2

Volume 03

The Specific Theory of Guard Retention

Double Under Pass

Double Under Pass Part 2

Double Under Pass Part 3

Double Under Pass Part 4

Putting It All Together

Over Under Guard Pass Retention

Over Under Guard Pass Retention 2

Over Under Guard Pass Retention 3

Over Under Guard Pass Retention 4

Volume 04

Connection

5 Things Opponent Needs to Pass Your Guard

Single Most Important Tool of Guard Retention – Scissor Guard

2nd Most Important Tool of Guard Retention – Hip Heist

3rd Most Important Tool of Guard Retention – Back Heist

4th Most Important Tool of Guard Retention – Power Prop

The Theory of Cycles of Offense & Defense

the Theory of Cycles of Offense & Defense 2

The Crticial Importance of Head Control in Guard Retention

Volume 05

2nd Skill of Guard Retention – Framing – Nature and Purpose Of Framing

Frames & Distance – Forehand Frame

Forearm Frame

Back Hand Frames

Self Framing

3rd Skill of Guard Retention – Breakign and Negating Grips – Breaking vs Negating

Ultimate Theory of Guard Retention – Demarcation Lines

Volume 06

The First Skill of Guard Retention – Movement-Seated Position – Scooting

Rolling Inversion

Hip Heisting

Supine Position – Shrimping

Pummelling

Pendulum

Scissoring

Spinning Inversion

Rollbacks

back Heist

Turtle Position – Shoulder Roll

Sitting

Volume 07

The Big Picture – General Theory of Guard Retention

2 Most Basic Requirements of Guard Retention

The Importance of Guard Retention

The Unforgivable Sin of Guard Retention

The 3 Postures of Guard Retention

Volume 08

Introduction To Guard Retention

Guard Retention Overview

Volume 09

Introduction To Guard Retention

Guard Retention Overview

Volume 10

The Big Picture – General Theory of Guard Retention

2 Most Basic Requirements of Guard Retention

The Importance of Guard Retention

The Unforgivable Sin of Guard Retention

The 3 Postures of Guard Retention

Volume 11

The First Skill of Guard Retention – Movement-Seated Position – Scooting

Rolling Inversion

Hip Heisting

Supine Position – Shrimping

Pummelling

Pendulum

Scissoring

Spinning Inversion

Rollbacks

back Heist

Turtle Position – Shoulder Roll

Sitting

Volume 12

2nd Skill of Guard Retention – Framing – Nature and Purpose Of Framing

Frames & Distance – Forehand Frame

Forearm Frame

Back Hand Frames

Self Framing

3rd Skill of Guard Retention – Breakign and Negating Grips – Breaking vs Negating

Ultimate Theory of Guard Retention – Demarcation Lines

Volume 13

Connection

5 Things Opponent Needs to Pass Your Guard

Single Most Important Tool of Guard Retention – Scissor Guard

2nd Most Important Tool of Guard Retention – Hip Heist

3rd Most Important Tool of Guard Retention – Back Heist

4th Most Important Tool of Guard Retention – Power Prop

The Theory of Cycles of Offense & Defense

the Theory of Cycles of Offense & Defense 2

The Crticial Importance of Head Control in Guard Retention

Volume 14

The Specific Theory of Guard Retention

Double Under Pass

Double Under Pass Part 2

Double Under Pass Part 3

Double Under Pass Part 4

Putting It All Together

Over Under Guard Pass Retention

Over Under Guard Pass Retention 2

Over Under Guard Pass Retention 3

Over Under Guard Pass Retention 4

Volume 15

Toreando Guard Pass Retention

Toreando Guard Pass Retention 2

Toreando Guard Pass Retention 3

Toreando Guard Pass Retention 4

Toreando Guard Pass Retention 5

Toreando Guard Pass Retention 6

Knee Slice Guard Pass Retention

Knee Slice Guard Pass Retention 2

Volume 16

Leg Drag Retention

Leg Drag Retention 2

Leg Drag Retention 3

Leg Drag Retention 4

Leg Drag Retention 5

Long Step Guard Pass Retention

The Cranial Shift

Back Exposure Benign and Destructive

Head Protection

Volume 17

overview

general introduction to half guard bottom

Volume 18

The Paradox of Half Guard

Half Guard Bottom – The Alignment Issue

Kuzushi From Half Guard Bottom

Half Elbow Escape Series

Grip Dominance in Half Guard

Volume 19

Single Elbow escape series

Single Elbow Escape Part 2 – Shoulder Crunch Sumi Gaeshi

Single Elbow Escape Part 3 – Scoop Half Butterfly

Scoop Half Butterfly Series

Scoop Half Butterfly Series Part 2 Rotating Round Leg

Scoop Half Butterfly Series Part 3 Details of Scoop Grip

The Double Elbow Escape Series

Reverse Crossface – Reverse Elbow Escape

Elbow Escape vs Reverse Underhook

Summarzing Half Guard From Inferior Grips

Volume 20

Getting to Underhooks

Winning From UnderhookS – The Tight Waist Series

Fundamental Reason Why the Tight Waist Series is Most effective half guar position – The Trilemma

Roll Through Sweeps

Roll Through Sweeps 2

Roll Through Sweeps 3

The Movements Behind The Moves

The Lower Leg Shift

Volume 21

The 90 Degree Rule

The Knee Lift

The Hip Shift

The Law of The Elbow

Directionality of Force For Roll Through Sweeps

The Single Most Important Section On This Video

Taking Your Opponents Back: Duck Under

Taking The Back From Tight Waist

The Limp Arm

Volume 22

Tight Waist vs Whizzer Situation

Tight Waist vs Whizzer Situation 2

Tight Waist vs Whizzer Situation 3

Tight Waist vs Whizzer Situation 4

Tight Waist vs Whizzer Situation 5 – Going From Half Guard to Tight Waist

Foot Fighting From Half Guard

Practical Applications of Foot Fighting

Takedowns From Tight Waist: The outside Hook – Circular Finish

Linear Finish Double Leg

Linear Finish Double Leg Part 2

Reverse Double Leg

Stepping Around a Whizzer to a Far Hook

Summary of Tight Waist Series

Volume 23

Lapel Single Legs From Half Guard

Lapel Single Legs From Half Guard 2

Lapel Single Legs From Half Guard 3

General Consideration on Posture for Half Guard Sweeps

General Consideration on Posture for Half Guard Sweeps 2

Summary of the Lapel Single Leg Series

Volume 24

Knee Lever Series

Knee Lever Series 2

The Back Roll Sweep

Problem of Reverse Half Guards

Problem of Reverse Half Guards 2

Volume 25

Closed Guard Overview

What Is The Central Message Of This Video?

The First Three Abilities We Need To Be Effective From Closed Guard

The Deepest Message Of This Video – The Six Vulnerabilities Inside A Closed Guard

The Six Vulnerabilities – Part 1

The Six Vulnerabilities – Part 2

The Six Vulnerabilities – Part 3

The Six Vulnerabilities – Part 4

The Six Vulnerabilities – Part 5

The Six Vulnerabilities – Part 6

Volume 26

Understanding A closed Guard

General Overview Of The Closed Guard

A Key Insight With Closed Guard: Who Is Really On Top?

Holding And Controlling A Closed Guard

The Second Key To Postural Control: The Cross Collar Grip

Establishing Angle From Closed Guard

The Theory Of A Strong First Move

Volume 27

The Side Scissor: Elbow Across The Centerline – Converting a Closed Guard to a Side Scissor

The Subtle Push Pull Dynamic of the Side Scissor Position

Locking Down The Side Scissor

Unlocking The Great Secret of the Side Scissor Position

The Wrist Sweep From Side Scissor

The Elbow Sweep From Side Scissor

Rolling Armbar (Juji Gatame)

Side Scissor into Rear Triangle (Ushiro Sankaku)

Side Scissor Position Working with Lower Head Position: Flower Sweep

Pendulum Sweep

Knee Lever sweep

Hook Sweep (Sumi Gaeshi)

Hook Sweep (Sumi Gaeshi) Part 2

Troubleshooting The Transition From Closed Guard To Side Scissor: Shoulder Posting

Troubleshooting The Transition From Closed Guard To Side Scissor: Shoulder Posting 2

Troubleshooting The Transition From Closed Guard To Side Scissor: Shoulder Posting 3- Overcoming Biggest Problem with Side Scissor: Hip Sweep

Overview of the Side Scissor Series

Volume 28

The Top Lock/Armbar – The Top Lock

The Number One Grip

Attacking With the Arm Lock (Juji Gatame) From Top Lock Position

The 45 Inside Position

Arm Bar (Juji Gatame) From Closed Guard

Volume 29

Knees/Hip On Floor – Flower Sweep

The Hip Sweep

Hip Sweep Setup – Misdirection

Hip Sweep Setup – Cross Elbow Post

Hip Sweep Setup – Grip Break Method

The Golden Rule of The Hip Sweep

Breaking Your Opponent’s Posture – Flower Sweep to Hip Sweep

Breaking Your Opponent’s Posture – Collar Tie Method

Breaking Your Opponent’s Posture – Scoop Sweep to Hip Sweep

Breaking Your Opponent’s Posture When Your Opponent Posts One Leg: Scoop Sweep to Hip Sweep

Cross Cuff Hip Sweep

The Hip Sweep: Putting It All Together

Volume 30

Scissor Sweep

Scissor Sweep Double Sleeve Grips

2 On 1 Grip Scissor Sweep

Scissor Sweep On a Posted Leg

The Pendulum Sweep

Pendulum Sweep With Cuff Grip

The Pendulum Sweep as a Learning Device

The Strongest Pendulum Sweep: Trapping The Arm

The Versatility of The Arm Trap

The Versatility of The Arm Trap Part 2

The Versatility of The Arm Trap Part 3

Volume 31

The Clamp/Hand On Floor – Transition From Closed Guard to The Clamp

Attacking From The Clamp

Trap Triangle/Inside Wrist – Inside Wrist Grip

Overhead Sweep

Volume 32

Attacking A Standing Opponent – applying The Principle of Opportunity: The Scooping Sweep

applying The Principle of Opportunity: The Handstand Sweep

applying The Principle of Opportunity: The Leg Trap Sweep

Omoplata Sweeps on a Standing Opponent

The Double Ankle Sweep

Volume 33

Introduction to open guard

Theory – What is the value of the open guard position?

a contradiction in Jiu-Jitsu and the fundamental problem of guard position

Finding advantage within a neutral position

the four main scenarios you will need to deal with when working from open guard position

how to grip the Gi for maximum results

The single biggest determinant of success from open guard: Kuzushi

The single biggest determinant of success from open guard: Kuzushi Part 2

Overcoming the complexity problem: The 6 principles of sweeps from open guard – Feet off the floor principle

Double direction

Arm trap

Action reaction

Wrestling reversal

Double trouble

Volume 34

Overcoming the offense/defense problem: balancing guard retention with guard offense

Two crucial skill sets for open guard development – the double seated position

Two crucial skill sets for open guard development – first contact and entry into open guard

Volume 35

Practical Applications – Attacking an opponent on two knees – Special Study: The hook sweep/sumi gaeshi – hook sweep/sumi gaeshi

directionality of force

principle of ken ken

changing direction sumi gaeshi

hook sweep/sumi gaeshi practical application

the role of your two legs in hook sweeps

hook sweep/sumi gaeshi angles of attack

look where you want them to land

multiple grips for hook sweep/sumi gaeshi

hook sweep/sumi gaeshi grip and go

dealing with a posted hand

double direction sasae

Volume 36

sumi gaeshi and chest contact

hook sweep from a supine position

hook sweep from a supine position part 2

leg frames from butterfly guard

Arm trap sumi gaeshi/ hook sweep series

Hook sweep sumi gaeshi with arm trap

Hook sweep sumi gaeshi combined with sasae

Supine arm traps

Yoko sumi gaeshi

Side to side arm trap sumi gaeshi

Arm drag/arm trap hook sweep

sumi gaeshi on a standing opponent

spider sumi gaeshi

hiza guruma

hiza guruma from underhooks

spider guard on a kneeling opponent

Volume 37

Attacking an opponent on one knee – an opponent on one knee/knee drop position

hiza guruma when opponent is on one knee

ankle pick (kibisu gaeshi)

shoe lace to shoe lace

kneeling opponent transition to ashi garami

Attacking a standing opponent – Special Study: Tomoe Nage – getting feet off the mat with tomoe nage

tomoe nage sweep De la riva variation

tomoe nage sweep De la riva variation (Part 2)

tomoe nage sweep De la riva variation (part 3)

sumi Tomoe Nage

sumi tomoe nage Part 2

Lapel and spider Tomoe Nage

Double Footed Tomoe Nage

Lasso Tomoe Nage

yoko Tomoe nage as a sweep

Volume 38

Special Study: the cross collar cuff and bicep guard – the single greatest open guard of them all: cross collar cuff and bicep

Attacking from cross collar cuff and bicep – Triangle

Armbar Juji Gatame

Omoplata

Tripod Sweep

Ankle Pick/ Kibisu Gaeshi

Uke Waza/ Lapel Drag

Tomoe Nage

Special Study: Inside Control vs Outside Control – De La Riva Guard

De La Riva Guard Part 2

De La Riva Guard Part 3

De La Riva Guard Part 4

transition from outside control to inside control: Ashi Garami

transition from outside control to inside control: Ashi Garami Part 2

transition from outside control to inside control: Ashi Garami Part 3

transition from outside control to inside control: Ashi Garami Part 4

Volume 39

Ashi Garami

Ashi Garami standard sweep

Double Leg Ashi Garami

Relationship between Ashi Garami & X-Guard

X Guard scoop Sweep

X Guard scoop Sweep Part 2

X Guard Near Cuff Sweep

X Guard Far Cuff Sweep

Double Leg X Guard Sweep

X Guard Tomoe Nage

X Guard Back to ashi garami

Volume 40

Special Study: double kouchi gari – Double Kouchi Gari part 1

Double Kouchi Gari part 2

Double Kouchi Gari part 3

Double Kouchi Gari part 4

Double Kouchi Gari part 5

Double Kouchi Gari part 6

Attacking an opponent in split squat (headquarters) – negating the split squat (Headquarters position)

negating the split squat (Headquarters position) Part 2

negating the split squat (Headquarters position) Part 3

negating the split squat (Headquarters position) Part 4

Putting it all together

Volume 41

Introduction to Passing the Guard

Philosophy of Opening a Closed Guard

Top Position: Opening a closed Guard

Opening Closed Guard 2

opening closed guard 3

Opening Closed guard 4

opening closed guard 5

opening closed guard 6

opening closed guard 7

opening closed guard 8

opening closed guard 9

opening closed guard 10

opening closed guard 11

Volume 42

Overview of Standard Method Of Opening Closed Guard

Opening Closed guard: Knee Post Method

Knee Post Method 2

Knee Post Method 3

knee post method 4

knee post method 5

knee post method 6

Opening Closed Guard / Lifting Method

Overview of 3 methods

Problem of Procrastination

the Most Important Message Of This Video: The 5 Steps Of Guard Passing – Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

Step 4

Step 5

Negate Advantage Completion Guard Passing Model – NAC Open Guard Passing Method

Split Squat as Ultimate Staging Platform

Single Biggest Insight into Guard Passing: Side to Side Pressure

Mechanical and Tactical Advantage

Volume 43

First Requirement Of A Guard Passing Program: Technical Proficiency With The Most High Percentage Methods

Double Under Pass

Over Under Pass

Knee Cut Pass

Volume 44

Toreando Pass

Volume 45

Leg Drag

Long Step Guard Pass

The Smash Pass

Volume 46

Second Requirement Of A Guard Passing Program: The Ability To Break Connections And Shut Down a Dangerous Guard

Cross Collar Cuff And Bicep Guard

De La Riva Guard

Reverse De la Riva

Lasso Guard

Spider And Lasso Guard

Double Spider Guard

Emergency Measures

Ashi Garami

The 3rd Requirement Of A Guard Passing Program: The Ability To Maintain Top Position

The Ancient Law Of Push When Pulled And Pull When Pushed

Recovering From A Fall

Volume 47

The Fourth Requirement of a Guard Passing Program: Using Staging Positions To Pass A Dangerous Guard – the four best staging positions 

Second Great Virtue of the Split Squat Position: hip Control and Head Control

Negating Both Feet From Split Squat

1) The Split Squat Position (Headquarters)

2) The Knee Drop

3) Double Knee Position

4) Outside Advantage Position

Putting Skills & Theory Into Combative Context

Flattening an Opponent

Negating An Opponent’s Guard

The Fifth Requirement of a guard passing program: finding advantage within a neutral position – creating advantage while passing

Volume 48

Guard Passing From The Shoulder Line

sixth requirement of a guard passing program: breaking through defensive frames and getting to your pin – Beating Frames – Distance

Angle Change

Direction

Directly Attacking The Frames

Side To Side Pressure

Beating Inversion

Turning In To Turtle

Turning Out To Turtle

Propping

Volume 49

Half Guard Passing Introduction

Overview of Half Guard Passing: The 4.6.3 System

1st Skill: Forcing Half Guard

Pinning the Knee to the Mat

Inside Knee Position

Using Standard Guard Passes to Attain Half Guard

Double Knee Position

Clearing the Knee Shield

Clearing a Scorpion (Lockdown)

Clearing a Deep Half Guard

Negating Your Opponents Attacks

The Fundamental Gripping Stance

The Fundamental Starting Position (FSP)

Volume 50

The Skill of Crossfacing & Underhooking

Shoelace Method

The Ball of Foot Method

The Hand Post & Elbow Post Method

Square Tripod Hand Post Method

The Shaking Method

Zig Zag Knee Direction

Pass from 3/4 Side Sit-Out

Pass from 3/4 Side

Reverse 3/4 Side

3/4 Mount

Moving Between the 4 Dominant Passing Positions

Half Guard Passing Direction & The Law of Perpendicularity

Volume 51

The Single Most Important Reason Why I Put So Much Emphasis On Half Guard Passing

Different Upper Body Configurations for Half Guard Passing

A Crucial Skill of Half Guard Passing: Setting a Crossface

A Crucial Skill of Half Guard Passing: Setting a Crossface 2

Dealing with an Opponent’s Underhook

Volume 52

Configuring Your Free Leg

Configuring Your Free Leg 2

Configuring Your Free Leg 3

Passing Half Guard 1: Half Kata Gatame

Passing Half Guard 2: Lapel Cross Face

Passing Half Guard 3: Top Head and Arm

Passing Half Guard 4: Head Block Half Guard Pass

Passing Half Guard 5: Double Underhook Half Guard Passing

Near Side & Far Side Knee Wedges from Chest to Chest

Getting the Inside Knee To the Floor

Overview of the Half Guard Passing System ‘The 4.6.3 Passing System’

Volume 53

Passing Half Butterfly Guard

The Golden Rule of Half Butterfly Guard Passing

Upper Body Gripping

Lower Body Leg Positioning 1

Lower Body Leg Positioning 2

Passing Half Butterfly Guard: Putting It All Together

Volume 54

Introduction to Dynamic Pinning

Definition of a Pin

Location of Wedges

Base of Support

No Pin is Perfect But There is Perfect Pinning

The Main Directive of Dynamic Pinning

The 3 Golden Rules of Dynamic Pinning

Understanding The Scoring Criteria for Pins in Jiu Jitsu

The Battle for Inside Position

A Theory of Wedges, Inside Position, & Base

Static Pinning

Pushing

Shrimping

Bridging

Knee Escapes

Volume 55

The 1st Skill

North South Pin (Variations)

Mounted Position (Variations)

Rear Mount (Variations)

Transioning Between Pins

Kneeling Step Over

A Sit

Side to Side

Side to Knee on Belly

Knee on Belly to Knee on Belly

Mount to Back (Reactive)

Mount to Back (Proactive)

Mount to Back (Leg Entry)

Volume 56

Transitioning Betweeb Pins (cont.)

Rear Mount to Mount

Side to Rear Mount

Side to Rear Mount (Reactive)

Extracting a foot

Maintaining the Mounted Position: Practical Applications

Maintaining the Side Position: Practical Applications

Retaining the Rear Mount

The Minimum Requirement of Back Control: Diagonal Control

Lower Body Game

The Three Most Important Moves to Maintain Lower Body Control

Volume 57

overview

introduction to strangles

the major theme of this video: the 3×3 approach to gi strangles

Understanding The Gi and Strangles

Sliding Collar Strangle – Demarcation Line

Wrist flick

How Much is Too Much?

Hands In Unison

Comparing Gi & No Gi Strangulation

3 Alternatives For Control Hand

Single Greatest Advantage of Lapel Strangles

strenghthening the Strangle Hand – 3 Finger Grip

Role of the Thumb on the Strangle Hand

Short & Long Leg Strangles

the Hidden hand

The Strangle Shift and Cross back position

Volume 58

Sliding Collar Strangle System Overview

Sliding Collar Strangle System Step 1 Establishing Your Position

Sliding Collar Strangle System Step 2 Establishing The Strangle Hand

Sliding Collar Strangle System Step 3 Establishing Control Hand

Sliding Collar Strangle System Step 4: Maximizing Mechanical Power 4 Key Ingredients

Full Mastery of the sliding collar strangle

System Modification

System Modification 2

System Modification 3

Strangling Without Hooks – Clock Strangle

Clock Strangle – Foot Work

Clock Strangle – Throwing Weight Onto Your Hands

Clock Strangle – Walking The Circle

Clock Strangle – Unified Hands are Opposing Hands

Clock Strangle – Power of Sprawling Finish

Clock Stranlge – Critical Role of Head Position

Clock Strangle – Nullifying Defense

Clock Strangle – Nullifying Defense 2

Clock Strangle – Alternative Grips

Volume 59

Cross Collar Strangle – Juji Jime

Cross Collar Strangles – Preliminaries

Cross Collar Strangles – Strangle Hand & Finishing Hand

Cross Collar Strangles – Setting The Lapels

Cross Collar Strangles – Setting Strangle Hand

Cross Collar Strangles – Biting Method

Cross Collar Strangle – Setting Finishing Hand

Cross Collar Strangle – Head Position

Cross Collar Strangle – Directionality of Force

Juji Jime – A dilemma based attack

Juji Jime – Bottom Position Kuzushi Based Method

Juji Jime Bottom Position Fighting Through The Hands – High Elbow / Low Elbow

Juji Jime From Mounted Position

Mounted Juji Jime – Setting The Finishing Hand

Troubleshooting Mounted Juji Jime

Troubleshooting Mounted Juji Jime 2

Variations of Juji Jime – Kata Juji Jime

Volume 60

Kata Juji Jime Open Guard Position

Kata Juji Jime Open Guard Position 2

Kata Juji Jime from Front Side Top Turtle Position

Using your Legs in Kata Juji Jime

Spinning Juji Jime

Spinning Juji Jime 2

Sprawling Juji Jime

Troubleshooting Sprawling Juji Jime

Juji Jime – Cross Collar Strangle From Open Guard

Low Lapel Juji Jime

Volume 61

The Ezekiel Strangle: Sode Guruma

The Relationship between the back Ezekiel and the sliding collar

Combat Applications of the Back Ezekiel

The Front Ezekiel Strangle

The Single Biggest Problem Associated with Front Ezekiel and solution

rear strangle system order of operations

Bonus: Low Lapel Strangle

Volume 62

Overview of turtle breakdowns

Understanding The Problem: The Main Variations Of Turtle Position

The Fundamental Dilemma Upon Which Our Turtle Breakdowns Are Based

The 2 Central Problems Of Turtle Breakdowns – First Problem: Escapes and Counters

Second Problem: The Elbow Knee Connection

Four Stances From Which To Attack Turtle Position

The Three Main Targets Of Your Turtle Attacks – target #1: The Hips

Target #2: The Head

Target #3: The Wrists

Which Hook Should I Put In First: Near Side Or Far Side?

Volume 63

The Single Most Important Lesson Of This Video: Start By Breaking Your Opponent’s Stance – Degrading Your Opponent’s Athletic Potential

Breaking Your Opponent Down To A Hip

The Theory Of The Clock

The Easiest And Most Practical Way To Use Clock Theory To Your Advantage

Scoring From The Hip Breakdown

Scoring From The Seated Breakdown

Scoring From The Shoulder Breakdown

Volume 64

Attacking turtle Position When You Can not Break Your Opponent Down – The Two On One Method

Reverse Tight Waist Two On One Method

Seat Belt Roll Method

Back Crucifix Method

Kimura Method

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