Description

What Will You Learn?

 New Wave Jiu Jitsu: No-Gi Guard Passing
A methodical, position-oriented no-gi system that transforms guard passing into a strategic, pressure-driven art.

 Course Overview

John Danaher refines modern no-gi passing into a cohesive, flow-first system—focusing on controlling grips, consistent pressure, posture dictation, and chaining passes into dominant positions under live resistance.

 What You’ll Learn

• Grip Control & Frame Efficiency: Collar ties, underhooks, wrist-controls to destabilize guard; framing to neutralize movement.
• Pressure-Based Pass Systems: Sequential knee-cut, smash-pass, half-pass & over-under chains that deny opponent frames.
• Transitional Flow & Reaction Drills: Reading guard responses; partner drills for continuous motion, grip resets & synergy.
• Submission-Ready Passing: Short-arm attacks (Americana, kimura) layered into passing; pass-to-sub transitions.
• Scramble Management & Retention: Reset strategies back to knee-cut or stack; leg pressure & shoulder frames to maintain angles.

 Who This Course Is For

• Grapplers seeking a complete no-gi passing system built on pressure & control.
• Those preferring a flow-first, chainable format over isolated drills.
• Anyone needing to pass against athletic or resistance-heavy guards in no-gi.
• Practitioners training no-gi regularly—sport or MMA applications.

✅ Key Benefits

• Systematic Passing Philosophy: A move-to-move mindset rather than isolated techniques.
• Adaptive Pressure Control: Live adjustment to opponent responses while maintaining dominance.
• Drill-Driven Learning: Flow drills & pressure testing to build live-use habits.
• No-Gi Optimization: Grips, angles & frames tailored for no-gi scenarios—avoiding stripping grips.