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John Danaher – Ageless Jiu Jitsu: Winning When You’re Older or Less Athletic – Bottom Game
Stay Competitive With – And Even Dominate – Younger, Faster Athletes With The Help Of The World’s Most Sought After Jiu-Jitsu Coach, Professor John Danaher, As He Shows You His Formula For Success From Guard As An Older Grappler
- John is one of the world’s premier coaches in jiu-jitsu and submission grappling and now you can hear him break down the realities of the sport for aging athletes and how you can best adapt
- Learn the theory of funneling John advises for older athletes and how positions like half guard, mount, and rear mount are so important to understand
- Use the half guard for sweeping offense, including John’s coaching on the tightwaist series, deep half, knee levers, and more
- Finish fights off your back with submission offense applied in John’s signature systematic method, including applications of the kimura, ude gatame, front chokes, and more
- Every series and move is optimized and explained with the older grappler in mind, giving you the tools necessary to be successful without speed or flexibility
- John Danaher is the proven coach of championship students like Gordon Ryan, Georges St. Pierre, Garry Tonon, and more learning these systems from him at Team New Wave
PART 1
BUILDING A THEORY OF HOW OLDER AND ATHLETICALLY COMPROMISED PLAYERS CAN BEAT YOUNGER FITTER & MORE MOBILE OPPONENTS
- WHAT DO YOU LOSE AS YOU AGE?
- WHAT DO YOU KEEP WHEN YOU AGE?
- WHAT DO OLDER ATHLETES GAIN?
- THE SINGLE BIGGEST MESSAGE OF THIS VIDEO
- THE THEORY OF FUNNELING
- THE PARAMETERS OF THIS VIDEO
PART 2
THE FIRST SKILL FOR OLDER & ATHLETICALLY COMPROMISED ATHLETES: SURVIVAL IN BAD POSITIONS
- THE INCREDIBLE VALUE OF SURVIVAL SKILLS FOR THE OLDER OR PHYSICALLY COMPROMISED ATHLETE
- MOUNT SURVIVAL
- SURVIVING REAR MOUNT
- SIDE CONTROL SURVIVAL
- KNEE ON BELLY SURVIVAL
- SURVIVING TURTLE POSITION
PART 3
BUILDING AN OFFENSIVE GAME FOR OLDER & ATHLETICALLY COMPROMISED ATHLETES FROM BOTTOM POSITION: HALF
- GUARD BOTTOM GAME
ESCAPING TO HALF GUARD BOTTOM FROM PINS
- GETTING TO HALF GUARD FROM BOTTOM MOUNT: THE ELBOW ESCAPE
- GETTING TO HALF GUARD FROM BOTTOM MOUNT: THE ELBOW ESCAPE PART 2
- GETTING TO HALF GUARD FROM BOTTOM MOUNT: THE ELBOW ESCAPE PART 3
- SIDE ELBOW ESCAPE TO HALF GUARD
- SITTING ESCAPE
- THE ANKLE CATCH
- DYNAMIC SIDE ELBOW ESCAPE
- ELBOW ESCAPE FROM KNEE ON BELLY
- SLIDING ELBOW ESCAPE
- 2 ON 1 ESCAPE
- GETTING TO HALF GUARD FROM TURTLE
- ESCAPING FRONT HEAD LOCK TO HALF GUARD
PART 4
GETTING TO HALF GUARD FROM NEUTRAL POSITIONS
- BUTTERFLY GUARD TO HALF GUARD
- CLOSED GUARD
- PULLING HALF GUARD ON A STANDING OPPONENT
- SINGLE LEG VARIATION
- SECOND VARIATION
- A PRACTICAL & SIMPLE WAY TO GET TO HALF GUARD ON A STANDING OPPONENT: KNOCK THEM DOWN
PART 5
FIRST STEP IN HALF GUARD BOTTOM WINNING THE BATTLE FOR DISTANCE AND CONNCETION: THE KNEE SHIELD
TIGHT WAIST SERIES
- SETTING THE TIGHT WAIST
- FIRST SWEEP FROM HALF GUARD BOTTOM THE ROLL THROUGH SWEEP
- TIGHT WAIST DUCK UNDER
- ANKLE PICK SWEEP
- KNEE PICK
- LIMP ARM TO THE BACK
- KOSOTO TAKEDOWN
- COW CATCHER
- HEAD INSIDE DOUBLE LEG
- SINGLE LEG TAKEDOWN
- ZENGA PART 1
PART 6
2 ON 1 SERIES FROM BOTTOM HALF
- KNEE LEVER
- ARM DRAG
- 1 ON 1 SCOOP SWEEP
DEEP HALF SERIES
- SPLITTING THE LEGS
- OVER UNDER SWEEP
OVERHOOK SERIES
- KNEE LEVER FROM OVERHOOK
- WINDMILL
- ELBOW ESCAPE
- KNEE SHIELD ELBOW ESCAPE
PART 7
BOTTOM SUBMISSION GAME
KIMURA SERIES
- CLASSIC KIMURA SWEEP
- KIMURA WHIP
- KIMURA WHIP PART 2
SPECIAL STUDY: UDE GATAME
- UDE GATAME FOR OLDER AND LESS ATHLETIC PEOPLE
- MY APPROACH TO UDE GATAME
- SETTING UP UDE GATAME FROM BOTTOM POSITION
PART 8
SPECIAL STUDY: HIZA GATAME
- MECHANICS OF HIZA GATAME
- A SPECIAL TRICK TO MAKE YOUR HIZA GATAME BETTER
- A SPECIAL VARIATION OF HIZA GATAME: BREAKING WITH OUTSIDE LEG
SPECIAL STUDY: ARM IN GUILLOTINE/SEATED KATA GATAME/ANACONDA
- SEATED KATA GATAME
- LOW ELBOW GUILLOTINE
- ARM IN GUILLOTINE
- ANACONDA STRANGLE
- KATA GATAME SCORPION
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