Self Mastery: Solo BJJ Training Drills by John Danaher
1,928 reviews · 4.97 / 5
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New Wave Jiu Jitsu: No Gi Guard Passing by John Danaher has 314 customer reviews in this archive, averaging 4.99 out of 5. 99% are five-star and 0 are one or two stars. Reviews run from January 11, 2022 to August 28, 2026. All of them are published below in full, unedited.
the best
I was absolutely lost when it came to guard passing... I now know what to do and am having success with higher belts
best nogi passing instructional
pure gold as usual
Changed the way i think about passing guard. definitely reccomend
Great instructional as always with intricate details.
Wizards are real thanks John Danaher and bjjfanatics for giving everyone the ability to be appretices to all systems
Danaher does not disappoint
Awesome! Danaher's Tutorials are always great and this does not disappoint. Very intellectual and simply explained concepts and techniques that have helped improve my passing game a ton!
Outstanding
Im new to no gi and John's passing systems has already been showing improvement in my game . Would highly reccomend.
Great video series by an exceptional instructor. I strongly recommend all of the "New Wave" materials as they have made a real difference for me at the MMA gym.
Extremely useful instructional for me and I very much like Danaher's teaching style.
What’s there to say? It’s Danaher, so a must have. A great systematic approach to no-gi passing full of details that will make a huge difference for your game.
Everything John Danaher puts out is gold. I have most of his instructionals and each one has changed my understanding, and my way of processing jiu-jitsu, for the better. Even the techniques I knew before watching his videos have improved because, after learning more about the positions or situations I find myself in, i can clearly diagnose the situation. I can now spot flaws without someone pointing them out and i am able to logically find the corrections necessary to make the technique more sound. His passing instructionals are more of the spectacular same. You can watch this over a weekend, or you can slowly digest it and let it soak into your game. Either way, it will change your grappling for the better.
His teaching is very detail and sophisticated!
John Danaher delivers again. Exceptional high quality product.
A great passing series that's taught based on concepts rather than individual techniques. Allows you to adapt the instruction to your game and body type. Danaher is a great teacher
No need to look beyond what Danaher teaches. If you want to be the best you.. learn from the best
Another excellent series from John Danaher. I was able to quickly implement passes from this system into my game.
great deals that have are missed in classes. after just watching 1-3 videos i have been able to pass upper belts, moving to side control or mount which generally i struggle with in the passed.
Excellent content, broken down very well.
Very good video from John Danaher
Gives a solid framework for nogi passing, and just like Danaher's other instructionals, in an easily digestible manner (for me at least). Shows a bunch of important details and explains well the mechanics behind the techniques and opponents logical reactions. I'm sure this will broaden my tools and confidence when it comes to guard passing. I also appreciate the efforts in production, teamwork between John and Placido, and overall audio. In the earlier series, at least one of those aspects seemed to be somewhat lacking and at times distracting, even if the content itself was excellent. With this one, I don't think I noticed any scuff and the viewing/learning experience has been pleasant.
Another essential piece of the system that cannot be ignored. Wow just when I thought I was good to go with his fundamental guard passing video he proved me wrong again. This instructional video really fills the gaps to your passing game and even broadens your gi passing arsenal.
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