"He finds to his horror" - Awesome

@undisputedgreatest

5 жыл бұрын

That was the best part!

@daviddixon1611

5 жыл бұрын

@@undisputedgreatest Great observation! LOL... Harkens back to the classic movie Apocalypse Now. The line by Marlon Brando.. "The Horror..the horror!"

@johnnygimms4523

5 жыл бұрын

Danaher has an incredible way with words doesn’t he?

@s.v.848

3 жыл бұрын

I imediatley thought the Bond villian of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu 🤣

@muni4319

3 жыл бұрын

Yeh 😂

He teaches in a manner that I absolutely relate to.

John is the best at explaining & simplyfying grappling on the ground. A true pioneer of BJJ

Lifehacker, treat this like a college lecture and play it at 1.5x speed (;

I chained this whole thing once I made a minor tweak and maintained the kimura all the way until I had triangle. I was doing it his way originally by letting go of the kimura to post my arm but I was constantly losing position.

@kubikiribasara3499

5 жыл бұрын

I was sitting here scrutinizing the chained sequence of movements and I "felt" there was a weakness in the link EXACTLY at the point you mentioned and then I read your comment. Thank you for posting; I think I will do the same and keep the kimura throughout the sequence when I try this next class.

Brilliant chain submissions. I DIG IT!!!!

Mind blown! Thank you Prof John as I get into the seated Kimura top control and have lost that position so much .. wow thank you

Beautiful!

TO HIS HORROR

So smooth

wow, a true technician

John's deep voice gave me this feeling: he is a devil comes from hell to teach me the core secret of jiu jitsu and I will learn some evil but powerful thing, the feeling is so wired and exciting, what a pity I can't learn from him face to face.

Gold!

I'm sure most people know the sequence Danaher just showed, but it's the little details which makes it so educational. Yep, take my money John, take my money. If John went with digitsu I'm sure his instructionals would have much better production value than BJJ fanatics, that's my only criticism. But I'm sure BJJ fanatics must offered him a better deal.

@scottphillips8117

5 жыл бұрын

The leglocks series was lacking in production quality, but BJJ Fanatics raised their game by about 10 levels for the front headlock series. It was the first time I was legitimately impressed with their production values

Good one

@BJJ.Fanatics

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Excellence

Mkay

So it's on sale tomorrow? Or Tuesday?

LMFAO, How the fuck does that kid just sit there not bursting out laughing. 'An extremely powerful and effective way to break someone's arm' …. I would be in fucking stiches.

what if you release your grip at 3':54" and turn fast as JD is posting his left arm to the floor and makes the turn to sit- before he reconnects the left arm? Hard turn towards his chest and immediate pressure so he falls backward? I guess you might end up in his open guard but better than in a Kimura or Armbar..or MAYBE i'm just talking shite :-)

@BlockheadJiujitsu

5 жыл бұрын

You'd have to clarify which way you're turning. Turning onto your stomach is hard with the elbow to elbow grip, and turning onto your back is often impossible with the knee wedged into your scapula if done right. But there can definitely be space there when the top person rushes or gets a bit sloppy.

Alternative fatality by Danaher Yoda.

at 1:55 what is stoping his opponent from rolling to his left and getting his elbow to the mat?

@WhoNeedsKeyboard

5 жыл бұрын

Aaron Chase his right hand would be grabbing the tricep not just leaving it out like he is now thus making it hard for them to turn

keep the kimura grip the whole time theres no need to change arms. also theres no need to post an arm out while transitioning. these are extra steps to complicate things. doing things like basing and balance come naturally and instinctually, while in the training halls and especially the competition mats you will need to rely heavily on athleticism and instincts, meaning if you need that hand out there to post it's not because you thought it part of the technique but more so its a split second reaction of the body, with no thought, in order to execute the technique.

@collindavey6139

3 жыл бұрын

You’ll forgive me if disregard your advice in favor of John D’s...

@timtaylor9590

3 жыл бұрын

@@collindavey6139 no need to forgive when you never offended. theres more than one way to skin a chicken, i prefer the easier faster and more effective way. its also a matter of styles, sometimes speed, explosiveness and power is better than technical, slow, and static.

@timtaylor9590

3 жыл бұрын

@@collindavey6139 but technically you can do all the foot work he does while keeping the kimura grip and never putting the hand down, the one he uses is to base to keep from being off balanced but its not a problem to lose position there unless you give up the arm, you can easily transition to the spider web without giving up the kimura grip, try it out yourself.

2:45 Horror Context. 2:59 Horror.

2:45 How do you stop them from turning in as you remove your foot from behind their lat?

@escamotagenouveau

4 жыл бұрын

4:10 He adressed that!

Double wrist lock before it was called kimura invented by catch as catch just like triangle is a figure four. Good info tho but catch is simply bjj guys make stuff complex

@BlockheadJiujitsu

5 жыл бұрын

It's just the popular lexicon developed from our sport. It's not intentional appropriation and rebranding. :)

@augustoloa4315

5 жыл бұрын

But historically, we didint get the kimura and triangle from catch, but from judo.

@quinntolchin3080

5 жыл бұрын

Where are your mythical catch wrestlers winning bjj tournaments? They can’t

How come this guy ain't got no matches that can be watches on KZread?

@nemanjaradojkovic1224

5 жыл бұрын

It's a question how much he competed because he is practically crippled in knees for the most part of his life -- watch his interview with Joe Rogan for all the details. In any case, the insane success of his students is the biggest proof of his knowledge and the power of his system.

@Nenad-ICXC-Shuput-GFAMMA

5 жыл бұрын

@@nemanjaradojkovic1224 I am not trying to disapprove his knowledge I simply asked to watch his match or two if there is one when youtube.

3:12 he is turning away from him, what if he turned into you...that would loosen up that arm wouldn't it? I would think it wouldn't be that simple to just throw him into a triangle once he has freed that arm.

Its like I learned Portuguese

@jscarpa2002

4 жыл бұрын

I believe jui-gatame, sankaku, and bukkake are all Japanese words my friend.

What's with the all the Japanese names?

@JukidoAcademy

5 жыл бұрын

The art of jujutsu is Japanese. Starting with the word "jujutsu" (or any of the alternate spellings) itself. Many techniques are frequently called other names. However, he remains loyal to the names that have described those techniques long before they arrived in Brazil by Maeda Sensei (a Japanese teacher of a Japanese art).

Danaher is a pain in the ass explain things but I must say he knows a lot.

why must he speak so bizarrely? figure of four... beautiful gordon ryan. who speaks like that?

@maukasmauno

5 жыл бұрын

scott diggs someone who is well versed in scientific literature and philosophy. I.e John Danaher

@BlockheadJiujitsu

5 жыл бұрын

Figure four is normal but Danaher is on the spectrum, so he loves speaking like a robot. Makes things clearer for people at least :)