Self Mastery: Solo BJJ Training Drills by John Danaher
1,928 reviews · 4.97 / 5
John Danaher · Combo
Ageless Jiu Jitsu: Winning When You're Older or Less Athletic - Top Game No Gi by John Danaher has 177 customer reviews in this archive, averaging 4.98 out of 5. 98% are five-star and 0 are one or two stars. Reviews run from May 7, 2023 to September 9, 2026. All of them are published below in full, unedited.
You want an almost complete top game plan centered around Half Guard spoonfed by John Danaher? Here you have it.
John Danaher
No one gives more details in a clear and easy way. If you're looking for an in depth dive into useable skills this is the product for you
Solid Top position gameplan.
Great instructional if one want's to have a broader topic range covered in one instructional than typical Danaher DVD. And don't fall for marketing - things here gonna work not only for old guys. Having an entire volume on Americana Lock is a little bit an overkill though :)
I"m still pretty new to BJJ but John Danaher does a really good job explaining concepts and displaying their execution in an understandable way.
great content, very effective
Enjoed this as well and well explained
great explanations
Really easy to implement
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Best series for old lazy dudes like me
This instructional is basically a Top Half Guard game plan with follow up attacks. I found it just a little bit more detailed compared with Half Guard chapter of the New Wave passing instructional without other passes, but with a bunch of moves and strategies to deal with the opponent after successfully passing their guard. A good choice for those who want to put emphasis on half guard in their game, don't want to spend time on other passing options, and would rather know how to follow up their passes. And for sure, this is a good game plan not only for the old folks. I'd just wanted to have some basic stand-up options like those provided in the Gi Agless JJ instructional
amazing
excellent, most practical and best instructional I have ever bought, you will not regret buying this, # esophagus is a structure that is deep to the trachea in the neck, the trachea is the anterior structure and of course the airway, I think he means the trachea when he states esophagus - hope he reads this
excellent content
Great explanation and strategy especially for begginners like me!!!
another awesome instructional by John so many enhancements and adjustments to my game , definitely recommend
philosophy for un athletic people
winning when old
Great content. Marketed for older grapplers but useful content for everyone.
Per usual, The detail never disapoints.
Not only for unathletic ones, but also a good option for a first beginner's gameplan when processing the complexities of BJJ still takes time and slowing things down may be a good option.
A must have for a great top game!
This is essential material for older beginners in no-gi. My favorite part is the section on refining the American lock (Americana).
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