Health and Lifestyle. This series covers the all important fundamentals of BJJ. I see a fundamentals program as built around: — Movement skills: You cannot perform MOVES well without the prerequisite MOVEMENT skills that make them possible — Technical skills: These must be taught at a level of sophistication that will speed progress and sustain growth all the way to black belt and beyond.
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Please contact us and we will do our best to assist. Normally, this means that all four parts of the John Danaher DVD collection are pristine in terms of production. One of the best grappling and BJJ coaches in the World will teach you the fundamentals of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and all the important concepts.
Trought this Bundle you will learn how to keep your guard, and how to escape from bad positions with more techniques than ever.
Study the most successful ways how to attack and think about the half guard, closed guard, and open guard. Learning and understanding the fundamentals of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is one of the biggest keys to success. During all this fame, John managed to keep everything in-house without a single video coming out. Not him nor his star students ever gave up their secrets before his DVD emerged. To be honest, it is even more important than anyone thought. The first eye-catching characteristic was the length of the instructional.
However, he really did explain his compete system in its entirety. The instructional is very carefully structured, with the first couple of DVDs focusing only on philosophy, mechanics, and basic principles. Only later-on do the actual submissions start. Even then, Danaher covers all Ashi Garami positions and available attacks first, before going into entries. He also offers a transitional system that links all these positions together. Plus, he leaves strategic openings that allow links with the other DVDs.
The subject was one that nobody really thought had more to offer than what we already know. Danaher proved everyone wrong, though. His straight jacket system is as revolutionary as his Ashi Garami system. Plus, he offers so many auxiliary systems that this DVD will make you re-think your complete approach to the back mount. To begin with, Danaher again covers the basics first. It is all about the principles and goals of the back mount position. On top of it, Danaher explains his philosophy and systematization of all the possibilities this position offers.
Coinciding with the release of this DVD was the increased use of this position by his students. Danaher goes over his famous Straight Jacket back attacks system in detail, dedicating two whole DVDs to it.
This is where his knowledge of Jiu-Jitsu truly becomes apparent. Expect everything, from basic armbars to Twisters and calf slicers. Wrapping things up are entries and transitions, just like in the previous release. The third installment is the one that got me the most excited. Yes, even more than leg locks. Unlike previous volumes, it starts with setups into the position, mostly standing ones. It is not as elaborate as the previous ones, or the next one, for that matter.
However, this makes it the easiest to learn, and its effectiveness was never in doubt. Guillotine chokes, of course, play a huge part in this release. Danaher managed to categorize guillotines much better than the previous very rough two-category system of the arm in guillotines and guillotines.
Learning the low and high wrist position concepts is going to change your approach to choking people from the front forever. Actually, this is the most comprehensive instructional on the Anaconda choke that I have ever seen. What is the true gem in this instructional are the principles of choking which are unlike anything you know so far. The lastest part of the Enter The System series is all about the Kimura.
Danaher teaches Kimura as one of the most powerful positions in the sport of Jiu-Jitsu. He has a completely different system to anything you know, and even to his previous systems. Actually, this DVD has one amazing new feature that makes it stand out even amongst its peers. It is the absolute best way to bring all the lessons he teaches in context.
Furthermore, the final part for now of the John Danaher DVD collection sheds a whole new light on what we know as the Kimura trap. Danaher calls it the T-Kimura and he offers many more opportunities than anything seen before. Furthermore, he connects the Kimura with every other arm locks variation possible, from both top and bottom positions.
Not only that, but he also explores some unorthodox ways of applying Kimuras based on his principles. The Kimura, reverse Omoplata and the multiple Kimuras concepts are just a few examples of what to expect. This latest addition to the John Danaher collection is actually the penultimate set. In it, John goes over a true staple of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu — the triangle strangle.
What you get with this set are 8 more prestige volumes, filled with triangle related information. After all the general information though, Danaher goes straight into the first of 5 triangle variations — the front triangles.
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