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)

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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