Self Mastery: Solo BJJ Training Drills by John Danaher
1,928 reviews · 4.97 / 5
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Guard Retention: BJJ Fundamentals - Go Further Faster by John Danaher has 546 customer reviews in this archive, averaging 4.97 out of 5. 97% are five-star and 0 are one or two stars. Reviews run from July 10, 2019 to September 10, 2026. All of them are published below in full, unedited.
Amazing details and structure. The fundmental movements alone improved my game
Great video series
great video on guard retention fundamentals
I am going through it the second time.
Excellent video covering guard retention. There is a lot of content in this video and it is worth it
great
John is a legend. His instructionals are top-notch.
John Danaher explains techniques and strategies well. He also does a great job of showing techniques from multiple angles so you can really see how they are done.
Danaher is gifted at explaining positions, transitions between, the why, common mistakes, and what the opponent is attempting. This video is really well thought out with different guard concepts and positions. I’m only part of the way through the instructional material. I’ve been able to take what I’ve learned and immediately apply it to my own jiujitsu. I rolled with a really good advanced white belt who competes regularly early and is in his early 20’s. I used the Danaher concepts from his guard system with 4 points of control, identifying defensive vs offensive cycles, jeopardy point, and basic physical movements. My training partner was trapped in my closed guard for almost 5 minutes of a 7 min round and made a comment about how good my guard was that he couldn’t break it.
great instruction as always
Very clear instruction from a master teacher. I just got the video two days ago, and it is already helping my guard retention.
I watch this series and understand everything really quickly. If I just depend on my instructor, it will take months for me to understand this concept.
Professor John Danaher offers another outstanding instructional. Guard retention by focussing on lines and zones by keeping them clean or reoccupying them. Precise and with a lot of useful and practical applications! Great source!
This was the first John Danaher instructional that I ever went though when I was a white belt. Since watching this I have purchased three others. It helped me a lot. It helped me develop an actual guard and made me a massive John Danaher fan.
Simply essential and extraordinary. Highly recommend
one of the best instructionals ive seen on the topic front to back. this is a great starting point for improving your guard retention. very much worth the money.
The Go Further Faster series is excellent! Highly recommend.
This is an awesome instructional with a huge amount of content that will keep you learning for hours.
great
Danaher is an incredible teacher
Covers both principles and specific techniques. Highly recommended.
John Danaher is an excellent teacher, he details every aspect. My retention has improved a lot since. I recomend strongly.
Excellent video!!! I have purchased several of Professor Danaher’s videos. Like each instructional, I approach it like a college graduate course. The guard retention instructional was presented in a clear, organized and methodical fashion. I took detailed notes and watched the entire 8 chapter video over a period of several weeks. I have been able take the lessons from this instructional and transfer them into real skills. My confidence in my bottom game has increased. Thanks to this video, I even find myself “shadow rolling” and visualizing the different positions I may encounter. I have already seen improvements in my ability to retain and recover the guard position in a very short amount of time. Thank you Professor Danaher!!! I appreciate your knowledge and wisdom. You are an amazing teacher!!!
I can listen to this or watch it to improve my guard
Simple and easy to understand rules for guard retention
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