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  • The Complete No Gi Guard Passing System by Marcelo Garcia

    The Complete No Gi Guard Passing System by Marcelo Garcia

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    See Marcelo Garcia’s step-by-step process for passing the no-gi guard, including some never before seen details in this exclusive series filmed JUST FOR BJJ FANATICS!

    • Marcelo is a 9-time World Champion and known for his creative combinations and crisp technique that work at every level and in every style of submission grappling
    • This four-part instructional series covers Marcelo’s standing passes, back steps, half guard passes, and more, including how to combine them into one smooth system
    • Attack with a plan against common no-gi guards, including butterfly, inverted guard, De La Riva, and more

    Volume 1

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    4:29 – 10:01Stand to break the closed guard
    10:01 – 16:19Countering double ankle control
    16:19 – 24:55Countering waiter sweep
    24:55 – 28:17Late stage defense to waiter sweep
    28:17 – 34:25Double scoop opening
    34:25 – 37:31Step on biceps
    37:31 – 42:57Behind the back trap
    42:57 – 49:15Lift the opponent to open
    49:15 – 52:55Lift, counter the hug, open
    52:55 – 58:34Lift, cross face vs. double under clinch
    58:34 – 9:46Lift, cross face vs over under clinch +

    Volume 2

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    9:46 – 17:32MG X pass
    17:32 – 24:04X pass knee cut
    24:04 – 30:20MG baseball slide pass
    30:20 – 37:21Folding pass details
    37:21 – 44:59De La Riva primary response
    44:59 – 50:04Unwinding deep De La Riva
    50:04 – 54:48Back step De La Riva pass with underhook and head control.
    54:48 – 1:02:16Reverse underhook De La Riva pass
    1:02:16 – 1:08:30Near underhook to side switch De La Riva pass
    1:08:30 – 3:47Freeing the ankle details +

    Volume 3

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    3:47 – 6:50Surprise mount De La Riva pass
    6:50 – 11:35Underhook passing from 3/4 mount
    11:35 – 17:16Pass to 3/4 mount, swing leg over, clasp hands to pass
    17:16 – 24:03Pass to 3/4 mount, swing leg over, underhook to pass
    24:03 – 30:11Pass to 3/4 mount, push head down to swing leg over
    30:11 – 36:353/4 mount, pull triceps to swing leg over
    36:35 – 42:46Detail to make space to swing the leg over the head
    42:46 – 44:45Spin towards hips to counter back take
    44:45 – 50:42Leg trapped, hop knee over the head, turn towards hips
    50:42 – 57:08Inverted guard no gi passing fundamentals
    57:08 – 1:03:47Inverted guard, leg pin with shin, foot outside, pass
    1:03:47 – 1:10:12Inverted guard, leg pin with both shins to pass
    1:10:12 – 3:57Inverted guard, cross step leg pin to reverse underhook pass +

    Volume 4

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    3:57 – 7:47Forcing half-guard, then passing half-guard
    7:47 – 15:49Double under pass details for no gi
    15:49 – 22:15Blocked double under pass, fly around head to pass far side
    22:15 – 26:29Blocked double under pass to back take
    26:29 – 31:45MG half-guard pass versus sitting guard
    31:45 – 43:54Spin pass versus sitting guard
    43:54 – 49:41Spin pass follow up when hand is cleared
    49:41 – 54:09Failed spin fast to MG half-guard pass
    54:09 – 58:34Distance closing knee cut pass
    58:34 – 1:03:31Distance closing knee cut to opposite side
    1:03:31 – 1:08:48Isolating one leg to half-guard pass
    1:08:48Closing +
  • Killing The Butterfly Guard By Andre Galvao

    Killing The Butterfly Guard By Andre Galvao

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    Dominate from top position as Andre Galvao teaches all the most effective ways to shut down the butterfly guard and pass

    • Use side smashes, leg staples, long steps, and more as you see how to mix movement and pressure for passing success
    • Andre Galvao is one of the best competitors of his generation and now runs one of the top teams in all of Brazilian jiu-jitsu, Atos
    • These eight volumes are packed with instructional knowledge on how to beat the seated butterfly guard and stay in control of the fight
    • Use a mix of modern and classic techniques to focus on the most useful and effective moves from top
    • Gain a conceptual and fundamental understanding of how to stay safe against the guard player

    Volume 1

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    Introduction0:00 – 1:47
    Introduction &Understanding Opponents Options1:47 – 15:29
    The Easy Leg Drag Pass15:29 – 30:13
    Side Smash30:13 +

    Volume 2

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    The Headstand Pass0:00 – 15:41
    Double Hooks Headstand Pass15:41 – 32:13
    Chicken Wing Pass32:13 +

    Volume 3

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    Toe Hold Pass0:00 – 12:49
    The Dive Roll Pass12:49 – 19:10
    Headstand to Side Smash19:10 – 35:03
    Sprawl Pass to Side Smash35:03 +

    Volume 4

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    “Surpriseplata”Attack0:00 – 18:38
    “Surprisebar”Attack18:38 +

    Volume 5

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    Chin Strap Anaconda Choke0:00 – 12:46
    Chin Strap Twisting Pass12:46 – 19:38
    Modified Loop Choke19:38 – 30:16
    Leg Staple Windshield Wiper Split Pass30:16 +

    Volume 6

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    Pee Dog Leg Staple Shin to Shin Pass0:00 – 9:58
    Pee Dog Leg Staple to Knee Cut Position9:58 – 20:40
    Pee Dog to Reverse Knee Cut Pass20:40 – 30:17
    Leg Staple to Anaconda Choke30:17 – 34:48
    Leg Staple to Loop Choke Sub34:48 – 39:18
    Leg Staple to Kimura Roll Attack39:18 – 50:38
    The Mermaid Pass50:38 +

    Volume 7

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    The Crazy Dog Pass0:00 – 12:33
    The Two Steps Long Step Pass12:33 – 29:51
    The Floating Long Step29:51 – 40:22
    The Short Step Pass40:22 – 49:17
    Belly Down Long Step Pass49:17 +

    Volume 8

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    The Scissors Pass0:00 – 11:14
    The Floating Pass to Side Smash11:14 – 27:36
    The Floating Pass Transition to Knee Cut27:36 – 35:54
    The Floating Pass Scramble35:54 – 43:25
    Pee Dog Scramble43:25 +
  • Special “K” Guard by Neil Melanson

    Special “K” Guard by Neil Melanson

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    Learn the incredible powers of the K control system with its creator, Neil Melanson

    • Discover how this highly effective leg configuration can add new and dangerous layers to your guard game
    • Understand the philosophies of the ”high to low” concept to add increased range to your ability to attack from K guard
    • Launch a multitude of attacks including arm bars, triangles, kimuras, and leg locks all from one amazingly versatile attacking platform

    Volume 1

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    Peterson from K-Guard0:00 – 12:11
    Arm Triangle from K-Guard12:11 – 16:00
    K-Guard to Inverted Heel Hook16:00 – 30:59
    K-Guard Knee Bar30:59 – 37:21
    Spin Through Arm Bar37:21 – 41:33
    Lazy Susan41:33 – 58:21

    Volume 2

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    Introduction to K Guard0:00 – 22:04
    Intro to Posture, Grips, Positioning, Circle Drill, Styles22:04 – 51:06
    Off-Balancing From K-Guard51:06 – 1:05:52
    K-Guard and The Pendulum1:05:52 – 1:22:28

    Volume 3

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    K-Guard and Ankle Pick Armbar0:00 – 5:14
    K-Guard and the Kimura5:14 – 11:34
    K-Guard & The Triangle (Knee Pinch Sankaku, Knee Slide Sankaku, & Front Triangle)11:34 – 34:53
    K-Guard and the ankle pick triangle/Armbar34:53 – 41:17
    K-Guard Ankle Pick Armbar/Triangle 241:17 – 50:04
    Wrist Pin Triangle/Armbar50:04 – 57:45
    K Guard & Mounted Triangle57:45 – 1:05:22
    Backhand Collar tie From K-Guard1:05:22 – 1:10:48

    Volume 4

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    Inverted Head Control Triangle0:00 – 6:57
    K-Guard and Straight Armbar6:57 – 18:19
    K-Guard 2 on 1 to Front Triangle18:19 – 31:22
    The K-Bar31:22 – 39:12
    K-Guard Backtake39:12 – 45:53
    K-Guard Roll Out45:53 – 55:00
    Roll Out Back Take55:00 – 57:26
  • Effectively Executing from Butterfly Guard by Giancarlo Bodoni

    Effectively Executing from Butterfly Guard by Giancarlo Bodoni

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    Master The Art Of The Butterfly Guard From ADCC Gold Medalist And Black Belt Giancarlo Bodoni, Gain Access To Elite-Level Techniques Proven Effective In The World’s Toughest Competitions.

    • Unlock the secrets of sweeping and controlling opponents with precision and finesse as Giancarlo Bodoni shares his championship-winning strategies for the butterfly guard, tailored for practitioners of all levels.
    • Elevate your Jiu-Jitsu game with expert guidance from Giancarlo Bodoni, who distills years of experience and success into a comprehensive curriculum designed to maximize your effectiveness from the butterfly guard.
    • Gain a competitive edge by learning the nuances of butterfly guard attacks, setups, and defenses directly from a renowned champion, empowering you to dictate the pace of the match and dominate your opponents.
    • Transform your grappling game with Giancarlo Bodoni’s unique insights and proven techniques, honed through countless hours of training and competition at the highest levels, ensuring that you emerge as a formidable force on the mat.

    Volume 01

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    Intro0:00 – 1:12
    General Overview1:12 – 3:44
    Creating Pressure From Guard – Attacking In Multiple Directions3:44 – 7:40
    Push Pull Dynamic7:40 – 11:14
    Discrepancy Of Offensive Movements11:14 – 18:07
    The Rule Of Shoulders And Hips18:07 – 22:12
    Common Problems Associated With Butterfly Guard Vs Kneeling Opponent – Shutting Down A Body Locker22:12 – 32:18
    Double Throat Post32:18 – 38:18
    Chin Post38:18 – 43:29
    Recovering From Supine Butterfly43:29 +

    Volume 02

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    Sumi Gaeshi – Intro To Sumi Gaeshi0:00 – 4:05
    Directionality For Sumi Gaeshi4:05 – 9:54
    Sumi Gaeshi Mechanics9:54 – 20:36
    Collar And Elbow20:36 – 25:44
    Underhook25:44 – 31:00
    Overhook31:00 – 37:10
    Inside Ties37:10 – 39:29
    Armdrag39:29 – 42:38
    Shoulder Crunch42:38 – 50:46
    Sumi Gaeshi Hip Scoot50:46 – 53:55
    Sumi Gaeshi With Foot Assist53:55 – 55:46
    Sumi Gaeshi Into Cross Ashi55:46 – 1:02:16
    Hand Assist1:02:16 – 1:04:09
    Opponent Runs1:04:09 – 1:12:06
    Opponent Back Steps1:12:06 +

    Volume 03

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    Hip Heisting – The Importance Of Hip Heisting0:00 – 3:46
    Basic Heist And Snapdown3:46 – 10:38
    Synergy Between Hip Heisting And Sumi Gaeshi10:38 – 14:58
    Sumi Gaeshi To Hip Heist14:58 – 18:11
    Arm Drag To Sumi to Go Behind/Heist18:11 – 20:54
    Using Ashi Waza To Break Stance20:54 – 24:52
    Double Kouchi When They Stand24:52 – 27:59
    Seated To Snap Guillotine27:59 – 34:32
    Seated Snap To Heist34:32 – 37:37
    Opponent Defends Guillotine – Hip Heist37:37 +

    Volume 04

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    Arm Drag – Intro To Arm Drag0:00 – 2:19
    Push Drag2:19 – 7:25
    Rising Arm Drag7:25 – 11:10
    Using Arm Drag To Set Up Hip Heist11:10 – 15:27
    Ashi Garami Off Posted Leg15:27 – 17:14
    Elbow To Belly Button – Sumi Gaeshi17:14 – 22:22
    Hiza Guruma When They Stand22:22 – 23:57
    Taking The Back23:57 – 29:53
    Entering The Legs When They Stand29:53 – 33:11
    Arm Drag Sumi Gaeshi Series33:11 – 38:03
    Arm Drag Sumi Gaeshi To X Guard38:03 +

    Volume 05

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    Pulling Into Upper Body Submissions – Pulling Armbar Vs Kneeling0:00 – 2:59
    Te Gatame Vs Kneeling2:59 – 8:02
    Pulling To Clamp8:02 – 11:53
    Entering Triangle Vs Kneeling11:53 – 17:49
    Elevating A Kneeling Opponent – 2 On 1 To Standard Ashi17:49 – 21:55
    2 On 1 To Elbow To The Back21:55 – 25:36
    Double Tricep Into Standard Ashi25:36 – 29:09
    Pinch Headlock – Slide By29:09 – 33:29
    Ude Gatame33:29 – 38:24
    Shoulder Crunch Hiza Guruma38:24 – 41:34
    Shoulder Crunch Triangle41:34 – 43:42
    Shoulder Crunch Ashi Garami43:42 – 45:43
    Following Up When Losing The Arm45:43 – 51:41
    Getting Into High Lock51:41 – 54:10
    High Lock Reversals – Seated/Supine54:10 – 58:53
    High Lock Shrug58:53 – 1:01:11
    Low Lock Forward Shift Standup1:01:11 – 1:03:37
    Entering Ashi Garami – When 1 Knee Up1:03:37 +

    Volume 06

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    Versus Standing – Seated Guard Vs Standing0:00 – 6:11
    Rule Of The Toe And Heel6:11 – 10:21
    Creating A Push Pull Dynamic10:21 – 14:23
    Double Kouchi Vs Square14:23 – 20:31
    Double Kouchi Vs Staggered20:31 – 25:33
    Sitting Guard To Double Kouchi25:33 – 28:37
    Sumi Gaeshi Vs Standing28:37 +

    Volume 07

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    Gripping Strategies – Grip Options0:00 – 5:22
    Strategy 15:22 – 7:33
    Strategy 27:33 – 10:36
    Strategy 310:36 – 12:50
    Strategy 412:50 – 17:16
    Shin To Shin – Opponent Steps Out Of Kouchi17:16 – 20:03
    Block The Lead Leg Then Insert Foot20:03 – 22:54
    Scoot Back Then Close Gap22:54 – 25:11
    Circular Shot25:11 – 27:52
    Near Side 2 On 127:52 – 29:55
    Double Kouchi From Shin To Shin29:55 – 32:57
    Entering Standard Ashi Near Leg32:57 – 36:14
    Entering Cross Ashi Far Leg36:14 +

    Volume 08

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    Ashi Waza – Defining Success0:00 – 6:05
    Foot Block6:05 – 12:39
    Inside Foot Block12:39 – 15:25
    De Ashi15:25 – 23:15
    Baiting De Ashi23:15 – 27:41
    Double Kouchi To Hip Heist27:41 – 30:00
    Double Kouchi To Ashi Garami30:00 – 31:40
    Ashi Waza Drill31:40 – 41:26
    Rolling Into Legs – Inside Reach To Backside 50/5041:26 – 45:26
    Scoop Grip To Cross Ashi45:26 – 48:01
    Getting Underneath The Hips – 2 on 1 To Double Shin48:01 – 51:18
    Double Leg Grip To Ashi Garami51:18 – 54:44
    Double Shin To Tripod54:44 +
  • Systematically Attacking The Guard by Gordon Ryan

    Systematically Attacking The Guard by Gordon Ryan

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    First Time Ever Revealed: The Three Part Passing System That No One Can Stop. Whether You Are Big Or Small, Old Or Young – Gordon Ryan’s Passing System Is A Cheat Code To Passing Any Style Of Guard

    • In Just 7 Years Of Training Gordon Has Become ADCC World Champion &IBJJF No Gi Double Gold Black Belt World Champion. His Secret: The Guy With The Most Knowledge Wins
    • If You’re Serious About Grappling – Don’t Miss This Once In A Lifetime Chance To Improve Faster Than You Ever Thought Possible
    • With over 10 hours of video, dive inside the mind of Gordon Ryan and see how he systematically picks apart the guard and passes the elite of the elite, including him breaking down actual footage of live sparring
    • Gordon Ryan has blazed a trail to the top, and after an ADCC championship and double gold at IBJJF No-Gi Worlds
    • Gordon approaches passing with the same laser-focused intensity and study as every other system in his game

    Volume 1

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    Gordon Ryan Guard Passing Intro0:00 – 5:35
    Guard Passing overview5:35 – 8:24
    Opening Closed Guard8:24 – 29:24
    Opening The Rubber Guard29:24 – 32:10
    Establishing Inside Foot32:10 – 37:00
    Rolling Kimura On Seated Opponent37:00 – 41:43
    Dealing With Reverse De La Riva41:43 – 55:33
    Using Cross Ashi Garami to Shut Down Reverse deal riva55:33 – 1:01:19
    Dealing w Full Inversion From Reverse De La Riva1:01:19 – 1:09:00
    Passing With A Split Squat1:09:00 – 1:15:58

    Volume 2

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    Dealing w Lasso From split Squat0:00 – 3:06
    Back stepping off split squat3:06 – 17:30
    Back Step Off Split Squat 217:30 – 24:39
    Back Step Off Split Squat Into Guillotine24:39 – 31:38
    Passing Low Knee Shield From Half Guard31:38 – 45:23
    Passing Low Knee Shield 245:23 – 1:00:07
    Passing Low Knee Shield W Cross Shoulder Post1:00:07 – 1:05:21
    Passing High Knee Shield1:05:21 – 1:14:51
    Passing High Knee Shield 21:14:51 – 1:17:29
    Passing High Knee Shield 31:17:29 – 1:22:06
    Passing High Knee Shield 4 w Darce Strangle1:22:06 – 1:29:21
    Passing High Knee Shield 51:29:21 – 1:32:05
    Passing High Knee Shield 61:32:05 – 1:34:44

    Volume 3

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    Shutting Down Underhook From Half Guard0:00 – 10:08
    Body Lock Pass Off of Their Underhook10:08 – 13:28
    Under Over Passing13:28 – 18:00
    Under Over Passing 218:00 – 21:49
    Knee Bar From Over Under Passing21:49 – 25:24
    Under Over Passing 325:24 – 29:17
    Deep Half Guard Passing29:17 – 50:41
    Passing High Knee Shield 2 With Overwrap Leg50:41 – 56:13
    Defending Scorpion /”Lock Down”56:13 – 1:00:45
    Defending scorpion 2 when partner has Underhook1:00:45 – 1:10:20

    Volume 4

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    Half Butterfly Passing Using Split Squat0:00 – 6:18
    Half Butterfly Passing Using Split Squat 26:18 – 10:35
    Half Butterfly Passing Using Split Squat 310:35 – 17:23
    Half Butterfly Pass17:23 – 30:47
    Half Butterfly Pass 230:47 – 32:53
    Half Butterfly Pass 332:53 – 36:22
    Half Butterfly Pass 4 Off of Opponents Underhook36:22 – 39:57
    Half Butterfly Pass 5 Using Guillotine39:57 – 43:40
    Half Butterfly Pass 6 With Cross Shoulder Post43:40 – 46:33
    Half Butterfly Pass 7 With Cross Shoulder Post46:33 – 57:03

    Volume 5

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    Passing Off Inside Foot , Straight Hamstring/ Dealing w/ De La Riva0:00 – 17:10
    Passing Off Inside Foot , Straight Hamstring 217:10 – 21:01
    Passing Off Inside Foot , Straight Hamstring 321:01 – 27:29
    Passing Off Inside Foot , Straight Hamstring 427:29 – 31:41
    Passing Off Inside Foot , Straight Hamstring 5 Knee on Top Hip31:41 – 56:24
    Using Side Body Lock on Seated Opponent56:24 – 1:08:23
    Using Side Body Lock on Seated Guard 21:08:23 – 1:10:55
    Double Unders Body Lock Passing1:10:55 – 1:20:34
    Double Unders Body Lock Passing 21:20:34 – 1:22:22
    Double Unders Body Lock Passing 3 Long Arm Short Arm / Tight Waist1:22:22 – 1:28:54
    Double Unders Body Lock Passing 4 Long Arm Short Arm / Tight Waist1:28:54 – 1:34:56

    Volume 6

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    Underhook Over hook BodyLock Passing0:00 – 4:24
    Underhook Overhook Body Lock Passing 24:24 – 7:07
    Double Over Body Lock Passing7:07 – 12:24
    Passing Butterfly When Opponent Double Under Hooks12:24 – 16:22
    Getting Inside Foot when Opponent Has shin to shin Guards16:22 – 19:30
    Passing Standard Ashi Garami19:30 – 26:18
    Passing From X Guard26:18 – 29:55
    Passing From Ushiro XGuard29:55 – 32:06
    Passing Reverse X Guard32:06 – 37:11
    Passing Ushiro Reverse X Guard37:11 – 42:31
    Passing Outside Ashi Garami42:31 – 47:12
    Passing 50 / 5047:12 – 57:15
    Passing Cross Ashi Garami57:15 – 1:00:27
    Introduction Supine Guard1:00:27 – 1:02:07
    Using V Grips to Pass Supine Guard1:02:07 – 1:06:17
    Establishing Good Foot Position W Torreando Passing1:06:17 – 1:19:28
    Conclusion1:19:28 – 1:21:40

    Volume 7

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    Eliot Marshall Drill 10:00 – 2:09
    Eliot Marshall Drill 22:09 – 3:29
    Torreando3:29 – 5:54
    Body Lock Cartwheel5:54 – 8:44
    Rolling 1st Roll8:44 – 12:50
    2nd Roll12:50 – 16:59
    3rd Roll16:59 – 21:47
    4th Roll21:47 – 25:58
    5th Roll25:58 – 30:13
    6th Roll30:13 – 34:19
    7th Roll34:19 – 38:36
    8th Roll38:36 – 42:59
    Conclusion42:59 – 47:04

    Volume 8

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    Rolling Commentary0:00 – 1:36:50
  • The Fastest Way: To Develop An Unpassable Guard by John Danaher

    The Fastest Way: To Develop An Unpassable Guard by John Danaher

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    Develop Unstoppable Guard Retention and An Unpassable Guard Under The Expert Guidance Of Legendary Coach John Danaher!

    • John Danaher is widely regarded as one of the top minds in Jiu-Jitsu, having both top-tier competitive students and a complete anthology of masterclass instructionals that have revolutionized the sport.
    • Understand the nature and problems of guard retention, and build general physical skills in order to achieve your guard retention goals.
    • Learn 12 essential body movements essential for guard retention that you can practice with a partner or entirely solo!
    • Develop a new perspective to all aspects of guard retention including proper frames, generating leverage, overcoming underhooks, creating space, among other game-changing concepts.
    • Apply different styles of guard retention against today’s most used passing strategies including Toreandos, body locks, knee cuts, scoop grips passing, and MORE!
    • Dismantle half guard passing with a collection of powerful techniques that are easy to learn and designed to defeat today’s modern half guard passing systems.
    • Control the action over time and steer events in your favor with guard retention strategies that conserve energy and put you back in control!
    • Master one of the most crucial aspects to improving your Jiu-Jitsu, Guard Retention, and develop an unpassable guard with John Danaher and his 8-part must-have instructional!

    Volume 01

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    Introduction0:00 – 2:56
    12 Essential Body Movements for Guard Retention2:56 +

    Volume 02

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    Understanding HOW An Opponent Passes Your Guard is the Key to Stop it From Happening – The 5 Steps of Guard Passing0:00 – 11:50
    The 3 Most Important Danger Zones of Guard Passing11:50 – 16:25
    Stance and Posture for Guard retention16:25 – 23:40
    The 3 Most Important Guard Passing Methodologies That You’ll Be Working Against23:40 – 27:15
    Getting a Solid Start to Guard Retention With a Strong Stance and a Simple Game Plan27:15 +

    Volume 03

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    Guard Retention Against Distance Passing/Toreando0:00 – 8:28
    High Leg Retention Method8:28 – 15:07
    Inside Leg Retention Method15:07 – 19:07
    Inside Foot or Knee Guard Retention Method19:07 – 36:32
    Outside Shoulder Roll Guard Retention Method36:32 – 41:59
    Elbow Prop Method41:59 – 45:47
    Turning Away From the Pass45:47 +

    Volume 04

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    Countering Head Control – Elbow Post0:00 – 4:22
    Inside Position Leg Scissor4:22 – 9:18
    Guard Retention Vs North/South Toreando Passing – Leg Frames to Prevent North/South Transition9:18 – 17:06
    Situp Recovery17:06 – 22:00
    Framing From North/South22:00 +

    Volume 05

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    Guard Retention Vs Hips Centered Passing – Negating Body Lock Guard Passing0:00 – 21:20
    The 3 Great Safety Positions Against a Body Lock21:20 – 27:48
    Late Defense Against Body Lock Passes – Chin Post and Shrimp27:48 – 33:55
    Outside Shoulder Roll33:55 – 40:05
    The Hip Slip40:05 +

    Volume 06

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    Defending Against Double Scoop Grips – Working Against Locked Hands0:00 – 2:23
    Working Against Unlocked Hands2:23 – 4:05
    Leg Pommeling Vs Double Scoops4:05 – 7:02
    Wrist Control Vs Double Scoops7:02 – 9:31
    Guard Retention Vs Knee Cut – Knee Prop/Shield Method9:31 – 17:32
    Elbow Prop Vs Knee Cut17:32 – 20:59
    Knee Shield to Outdside Shoulder Roll20:59 +

    Volume 07

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    Guard Retention Vs Head and Shoulder Control – Stopping Half Guard Passes – Top Head and Arm – Inside Knee/Elbow Escape0:00 – 9:07
    Outside Knee Shield Method9:07 – 15:39
    Knee Lever Guard Retention15:39 – 20:51
    Half Butterfly Retention Method20:51 – 27:21
    Guard Retention Against a Near Side Underhook27:21 – 35:34
    Guard Retention Against Double Underhooks35:34 +

    Volume 08

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    Sit-Out Half Guard Variations – Guard Retention Against Sit-Out Crossface0:00 – 13:56
    Guard Retention Against Sit-Out Reverse Crossface13:56 – 20:53
    Guard Retention Against Reverse Underhook Sit-Out20:53 +