Kimura

 North-South Kimura Position

-Tarikoplata (Kimura with Legs) *example

Closed Guard Kimura 

-Variation *example

Knee Shield (Full Version)

Striking

Transitions

Gilbert Burnse Side Kick Opp. Chest To Standup

Seated Head & Arm (Top)

Submissions

-Rear Triangle

-Armbar

Transitions

-To Back

-To Mount

Dorsal Pin/North South Kimura (Top)

Dorsal Pin/North South Kimura Position Submissions
-Kimura (Dorsal Pin) *Danaher

    -Pin Opp. Shin Variation 

    -Trap Opp. Arm Behind Leg Variation

    -Leg Kimura Variation *Danaher
-Armbar (Dorsal Pin) *Danaher

No Connection Guard/You On Ground, Opp. Standing (Stage 5 Guard)

Positions 

1) Supine - Goal is to keep your legs between you and your opponent. Use kicks when opp. closes the distance. Move to seated (and ultimately standing) when the opportunity presents itself.

2) Seated - Intermediate position between supine and standing. From here you will stand if the distance between you and your opponent allows it or go back to supine if your opponent rushes you. 

Moving To Keep Legs Between You And Opp. 

1) Supine

    -Foot On Floor Method *example *example

    -Rocking Chair Method 

2) Seated

Freeing Your Leg When Opp. Grabs Your Ankles

-Up Kick With Opposite Leg

-Helicopter Leg Motion *example *example (should move hips more)

Striking

1) Supine

-Kicking Opp. Knees  *example

-Up Kick to Opp. Body and Head 

  1) Stomping Kick *example

  2) Heal Kick *example

Delivery Methods

    -Thrusting

    -Foot on the Floor

    -Foot on Hip (Really Belongs in Feet on Hips Guard)

Transition

-To Standing 

    -Technical Standup (Hip Heist/Standing In Base) *example

    -Sprint Position (Technically wrong but if timed right is the fasted way up) *example

-To Feet on Hips Guard (Stage 4 Guard)

Double Under Pass Defense & Counters

 Countering Double Under Pass

-Heavy Hips & Weaving Legs *example *example

-Counter to Triangle *example

-Wrist Control & Free Legs *example

-Armpit/Elbow Push *Chewy example *example

Gracie Combatives

 1. Trap and Roll Escape - Mount Bottom

  -Standard Variation

  -Punch Block Variation

  -Headlock Variation

  -Open Guard Pass

2. Americana Armlock - Mount Top

  -Basic Application

  -Standard Variation

  -Neck Hug Variation

3. Positional Control - Mount Top

  -Hips & Hands

  -Anchor & Base

  -Low Swim

  -High Swim

4. Take the Back (From Mount) - Mount Top

  -Take the Back

  -Remount Technique

5. Rear Naked Choke - Back Mount

  -Basic Application

  -Strong Side Variation

  -Weak Side Variation (switch)

6. Leg Hook Takedown  - Standing

  -Clinch Control

  -Leg Hook Takedown

7. Clinch (Aggressive Opponent) - Standing

  -Keep the Distance

  -Close the Distance

8. Punch Block Series (Stage 1-4) - Guard Bottom

  -Stage 1

  -Stage 2

  -Stage 3

  -Stage 4

9. Straight Armlock - Mount Top

  -Final Control

  -Standard Variation

  -Side Variation

10. Triangle Choke - Guard Bottom

  -Triangle Finish

  -Stage 1.5 Variation

  -Giant Killer Variation

11. Elevator Sweep - Guard Bottom

  -Standard Variation

  -Headlock Variation

12. Elbow Escape - Mount Bottom

  -Shrimp Drill

  -Hook Removal

  -Fish Hook

  -Heel Drag

13. Positional Control - Side Mount Top

  -Roll Prevention

  -Guard Prevention

  -Mount Transition

14. Body Fold Takedown - Standing

15. Clinch (Conservative Opponent) - Standing

16. Headlock Counters - Mount Top

  -Basic Positioning

  -Prevent The Get Up

  -Back Mount Finish

  -Armlock Finish

17. Double Leg Takedown - Standing

  -Basic Application

  -Aggressive Opponent

  -Conservative Opponent

18. Headlock Escape 1 - Side Mount Bottom

  -Standard Frame Escape

  -Scissor Failure Variation

  -Super Lock Variation

19. Straight Armlock - Guard Bottom

  -Low Variation

  -High Variation

  -Triangle Transition

20. Double Ankle Sweep - Guard Bottom

  -Knee Thrust Variation

  -Stand Up In Base

  -Kick Variation

21. Pull Guard - Standing

22. Headlock Escape 2 - Side Mount Bottom

  -Leg Hook Escape

  -Super Base Variation

  -Punch Block Variation

23. Guillotine Choke - Standing

  -Basic Application

  -Standing Variation

  -Guard Pull Variation

24. Shrimp Escape - Side Mount Bottom

  -Block And Shoot Variation

  -Shrimp And Shoot Variation

  -Punch Block Variation

25. Kimura Armlock - Guard Bottom

  -Basic Application

  -Rider Variation

  -Forced Variation

26. Standing (Side) Headlock Defense - Standing

27. Punch Block Series (Stage 5) - Guard Bottom

  -Stage 5

  -Rollover Technique

28. Hook Sweep - Guard Bottom

  -Hook Sweep

  -Sweep Follow Up 

29. Rear Takedown - Standing

  -Achieve The Rear Clinch

  -Rear Takedown

30. Haymaker Punch Defense - Standing

31. Take The Back - Guard Bottom

  -Head And Arm Control

  -Achieve The Angle

  -Final Get Up

32. Guillotine Defense - Standing 

33. Elbow Escape - Side Mount Bottom

  -Knee Drive Counter

  -High Step Counter

34. Standing Armlock - Standing

  -Basic Application

  -Walking Application

35. Twisting Arm Control - Standing

  - Basic Control

  -Back Mount Finish

  -Armlock Finish

36. Double Underhook Guard Pass - Guard Top

  -Modified Side Mount

  -Double Underhook Pass

  -Posture Pass

Double Shin On Biceps (Stage 2 Guard)

Submissions

-Triangle Choke *example

Guillotine

 

100% Sweep Off Failed Guillotine *Example *Example

Hip Bump Sweep (Counter)

 

Hip Bump Sweep: Counter and Take the Back

Rear Naked Choke (Defense)

 Peeling Off Hand Behind Your Head *example 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=znAUCgUkZ8s

Danaher: :New Wave Jiu-Jitsu: No Gi Guard Passing

 Volume 1

Introduction	0
The Central Problem of Guard Passing	6:36
Four Conceptual Solutions: The Push Pull Asymmetry	12:43
The Push/Curl Asymmetry	19:38
The Flexion/Extension Asymmetry	24:14
Leg vs Leg Passing	27:34
The Four Scenarios You Must Be Effective In	29:58
Five Key Insights That Make a Real Difference to Your Passing Performance - The Three Nemesis of Guard Passing	32:46
Penetrating to the Torso	44:48
Completing a Pass: Hips First/Head Second Principle	51:54
Be Ready to Take the Back at all Times	59:27
The Foundation of All Guard Play: Control Resides Between The Knees	1:12:26

Volume 2

Opening a Closed Guard - Negation First	0
Opening a Closed Guard: Squad Philosophy	13:16
Analysis of the Squad Philosophy	23:08
The 3 Best Ways to Open a Closed Guard Nogi - The Reach Back Method	30:49
Two on One Knee Method	36:23
Knee Post	40:19
Dealing with Lower Body Grips: Double Outside Grips	48:22
Dealing with Lower Body Grips Part 2	59:24
Dealing with Lower Body Grips: Single Inside Grip	1:06:13
Opening a Closed Guard: Putting It All Together	1:17:49

Volume 3

Passing a Supine Guard - Toreando Pass Series - Footwork Skills	0
crescent step	1:29
side step	3:03
cross step	4:13
front step	6:44
back step	8:31
jab step	9:50
fake step	11:35
Putting it all together	13:04
The First Stage of Toreando Passing: Approaching Your Opponent - Reading Your Opponents Body	14:08
Getting a Strong Start in Toreando Passing: Grip Asymmetry	20:01
Essential Grip Fighting - Double down V Grips	29:23
Double Sole Grip	32:10
Double Up V Grip	34:32
Knee and Shin	38:01
Inside Knee Post	41:09
Inverted V Grip	43:52
Inverted Cross Grip	46:38
Two on One Knee and Ankle	48:34
The King of All Nogi Toreando Passing Positons: The Hip & Knee Post	51:10
The Queen of All Nogi Toreando Passing Positions: Toes to Mat (AKA The Plow)	59:18
Getting Down to Business with Toreando Passing - Toreando Throw By	1:02:46
Misdirectional Throw By	1:08:21
Toreando Throw By To a Hip & Knee Post	1:10:47
Toreando Throw By to Toes to Floor	1:12:59
Toreando Throw By to Leg Drag	1:17:25

Volume 4

Hip & Knee Post Series - Running the Circle	0
Running the Circle Part 2	8:31
Step Back Knee Cut	13:30
Step Back Inside Knee	20:17
Spinning Toreando - Mechanics	27:06
Tight Waist Finish	31:38
Hip Block Method	36:11
Hip Block Method Part 2	39:22
Reverse Grip Method	43:30
Spinning Toreando to the Back	47:21
Spinning Toreando to Leg Drag	51:08
Side to Side Pressure and Toreando Passing - Arm Swim	58:47
The Foot Step	1:04:52
Cross Shin Pin - Hip & Knee Post	1:12:42
Front Step/Back Step	1:18:07
Overcoming the Problem of Entanglement	1:23:18
The Relationship Between Toreando & Knee Cut	1:29:16

Volume 5

The Floating Leg Pommel Series - Why Pommel Passing?	0
Getting to the Start Position	5:54
Inside Pommel Pass	9:55
Outside Pommel Pass	14:59
Cross Knee Pommel	20:17
Cross Foot Pommel	22:48
Front Pommel	25:14
Pommel to knee cut	27:52
Finishing a Pommel Pass: Alternate Method	34:27
Body Lock Guard Passing - Why Body Locks?	37:49
Front Body Locks vs Side Body Locks	43:05
Getting to a Front Body Lock - Creating Waist Exposure	45:18
Inside & Outside Penetration	52:54
Head Position & Pull	1:00:29
Arm Position/Hand Grip	1:08:38
2 Philosophies of Body Lock Guard Passing	1:16:57
The Hierarchy of Body Lock Positions	1:26:00
The Two Most Important Body Lock Passing Methods: The Step Over Method	1:33:30
The Knee Drive Method	1:44:19

Volume 6

Passing with a front body lock: Double Shin Method	0
Leg Scissor Method	5:48
Shoelace Method	14:05
Knee Cut Method	20:50
Kick Out Method	27:48
High Hip Scissor Method	34:52
High Hip Scissor From Double Shin	45:00
Maximizing the Potential of Your Body Lock Passes	53:34
The Single Most Common Error in Body Lock Guard Passing and How to Avoid It	1:00:57
My Favorite Body Lock Passing Method: Lumbar Lock To High Lock	1:11:26
Countering a Forward Shift	1:22:50
The Relationship Between a Tight Waist and a Bodylock	1:29:03
Switching Tight Waist	1:39:42
Side Body Lock: Entering a Side Body Lock	1:45:51
Side Body Lock: Leg Riding	1:54:31
Passing with a Side Body Lock	2:06:0

Volume 7

Half Guard Passing - Why Half Guard Passing?	0
First Problem of Half Guard: Clearing a Knee Shield - Shifting to Centerline	8:35
Front Step/Back Step Method	17:25
Entries Into Half Guard Passing - Tight Waist Entry	25:29
Body Lock Entry	29:43
Floating Leg Pommel Entry	33:31
Hip & Knee Post Entry	35:43
Toes to Mat Entry	38:20
The Fundamental Start Position for Half Guard Passing	46:01
The Two King Knee Positions	59:38
The Four Step Half Guard Passing Sequence	1:06:12

Volume 8

Half Guard Passing Methods: Top Head & Arm	0
Far Underhook & Head Block	6:14
Double Underhook Passing	12:50
Cross Face & Reverse Cross Face	21:52
Half Katagatame	31:28
Countering a Power Prop From Half Guard	36:13
Passing Half Butterfly Guard: Near Side Underhook: Grape Vine Method	41:04
Near Side Underhook: Hand Post Method	47:43
Near Side Underhook: Butterfly Hook Method	50:58
Cross Face Half Butterfly Guard Pass	54:46

New Wave Jiu Jitsu: A New Philosophy Of Positional Escapes (Danaher)

Volume 1

Introduction	0
Escape Skills Are The Basis of Your Confidence in Jiu Jitsu	8:05
The Traditional Approach to Escape in Jiu Jitsu	15:59
The 2 Defensive Skills of Jiu Jitsu	20:47
Positional Escapes - What is a Pin?	22:32
Solving the Problem of Pins	27:13
A New Philosophy of Pin Escapes: Satisficing vs Maximizing	33:03
The Principle of Sunk Costs	42:00
The Game Plan for Our New Escape Philosophy	50:41
The 5 Pins of Jiu Jitsu	58:57

Volume 2

Escaping the Mounted Position: Maximizing Philosophy - The Kipping Escape - The Lateral Kipping Escape	0
The Misdirectional Kipping Escape	25:21
The Overhead Kipping Escape	38:34
The Elbow Escape - Inside and Outside Variations	55:04
Further Reflections on the Outside Elbow Escape	1:05:36

Volume 3

Escaping the Rear Mount Position - The First Battle of Back Escapes: The Hand Fight	0
The Second Battle of Back Escapes: The Head Fight	12:23
Back Escapes Part 2	23:16
Escaping The Body Triangle - Body Triangle Preliminaries	32:42
The Theory of the 4 Triangles	39:54
The Fifth Triangle	49:46
The Theory of the Upper Body Connection: The Spinning Escape	59:14
The Headlock Escape	1:15:16

Volume 4

Knee on Belly Escapes - Part 1	0
Knee on Belly Escapes - Part 2	13:01
Side Pin Escapes - Side Elbow Escape	20:38
Side Elbow Escape Part 2	33:06
The Role of the Head in Side Escapes	42:42
Different Defensive Frame Options	48:30
Frame Options With the Outside Arm	54:45
The Central Problem of Crossface Side Pins: Near Hip/Far Hip Connection	58:17
The Central Problem of Reverse Cross Face Side Pins: Near Shoulder/Far Shoulder Connection	1:03:51
Understanding Variations in Side Pins	1:06:59

Volume 5

The Role of Kipping in Side Elbow Escapes	0
The Role of Reverse Shrimping in Side Elbow Escapes	4:48
Side Elbow Escape: Putting it All Together	10:20
A Special Study: The Clamp	15:31
Side Elbow Escape Into Leg Locks	34:23
The High Leg Escape	49:00
The High Leg Escape Part 2	1:01:27
The Knee Escape	1:12:39
The Knee Escape Part 2	1:23:47
The Knee Escape Part 3	1:29:18

Volume 6

Ankle Trap Escape	0
Tricep Post Escape	8:31
The Back Door Escape	24:08
Escaping Sit-Out Pins	41:38
Escaping North South Pins - Unique Elements of North/South Pins	57:03
The High Leg Escape	1:05:31
Variations of North/South Require Variations in Escape	1:14:16
Escaping Other Variations of North/South Pins	1:18:54

Volume 7

Escaping Turtle Position - Preliminaries	0
Escaping the Tight Waist - Makikomi	5:37
Shoulder Roll	15:52
Escaping Body Locks	27:25
Reach-Back Sumi Gaeshi	35:49
Escaping Seat Belt	40:46
Peek-Out	51:41
General Hand Fighting From Turtle	54:2

Volume 8

Summarizing Our Philosophy and Method of Positional Escape: The 5 Step Method - Defensive Responsibility	0
Kuzushi	4:44
The First Frame	9:48
Primary Entry Point	14:45
Majority Inside Control	21:34
The Sixth Step - Your Choice	25:46

Danaher: Leglocks: Enter The System (Original)

Volume 1 (Intro)
Introduction

Why I Made This Series

4 Mechanical Pillars of Jiu Jistu

    1) Lever and Fulcrum @1:09

    2) Directionality of Force @5:49

    3) Kuzushi (off balancing) @7:15

    4) Wedges @9:08

Review 4 Mechanical Elements @13:50

3 Families of Ashi Garami @16:23

    1) Straight Ashi Garami @19:52

       -Standard Ashi

       -Feet on Inside

       -Feet on Outside

    2) Cross Ashi Garami @21:20

       -Feet on Inside

       -Feet Over Opp. Legs

    3) Reverse Ashi Garami @22:00

Grip and Inside Position @22:25

2 On 1 Elbow Grip @35:28

Gripping For A Purpose

Theory of Gripping

Underhooks

Volume 2 (Inside Control)

Inside Position/Inside Control

Gripping Top Positions @9:35

Negate Opponents Game

Pummeling To Inside Position

3 Desirable Positions

Distance & Connection

Gravity Drills - Facing Opponent

Gravity Drills - Facing Away

Gravity Drills - Rolling Inversion

Gravity Drills - Good Posture & Connection

Volume 3 (Straight Ashi)

Straight AshiGarami
Straight AshiGarami Entries
Breaking Opponent Down To a hip
-Single Leg AshiGarami
-Double Leg AshiGarami
-X Guard To Reverse X Guard
Heel Exposure
Negation Resistance
Negation and Distance

Volume 4 (Breaking Mechanics)

Breaking Mechanics
Creating Tension
Pros And Cons of Each Grip
Function outside Heel Hooks And Cycling of Our Legs in Breaking Opponents Legs
The Shared Spira

Volume 5 (Cross Ashi)

Volume 6 (Reverse Ashi)

Volume 7 (Entries Into Ashi I)

Volume 8 (Entries Into Ashi II)

 https://bjj-world.com/john-danaher-dvd-instructional-review/

Underhook Half Guard (Supine & Seated)(Bottom)

I. Underhook Supine (On Your Back)

II. Underhook Seated (On Side, Elbow or Hand/Tight Waist)

Sweeps 

-Roll Through/Plan B With Outside Hook *Danaher Example *Example

-Ankle Pick/Old School Sweep *Danaher Example 

    -Pass off Ankle Pick/Old School Sweep*Example

-Duck Under *Example

3/4 Mount (Freeing The Leg)

-Shoelace/Tripod *example

-Knee Slide *example

-Wrong Way Knee Slide *Gordan Ryan *Example

   -Wrong Way Knee Slide Without Underhook *Example

Not my favorite but here it is:

-Back Stepping *example *Danaher example

Underhook Half Guard (Supine & On Your Elbow/Hand)

Transitions/Sweeps

-To Dog Fight or Back *example

Pass Counters

-Counter the Sit-out Pass with Butterfly Hook *example *example