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The Fastest Way: To Develop An Unpassable Guard by John Danaher has 220 customer reviews in this archive, averaging 4.98 out of 5. 99% are five-star and 1 is one or two stars. Reviews run from March 28, 2024 to September 8, 2026. All of them are published below in full, unedited.

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  Malte A.August 13, 2024GermanyVerified buyerPurple belt10-12 yrs training

• Guard retention gold!

  This BJJ instructional provides thorough explanations of fundamental techniques, making it an essential resource for practitioners at any stage. With its detailed, step-by-step approach and extensive demonstrations, even the most complex techniques become accessible and manageable. Ideal for both newcomers and seasoned grapplers, this guide offers valuable insights and practical advice to improve your game.

  BenAugust 12, 2024United StatesVerified buyerWhite belt1-3 yrs training

• Love it!

  Really good instructional!

  Roberts S.August 4, 2024LatviaVerified buyerPurple belt7-9 yrs training

• Review

  Anything Danaher produces is top notch of course.

  Matthew E.July 20, 2024United StatesVerified buyerBrown belt7-9 yrs training

• Simply amazing

  Love this instuctional

  Wesley A.July 20, 2024United StatesVerified buyerPurple belt7-9 yrs training

• fastest way to develop an unpassable guard john danaher

  excellent shows how guard retention techniques link so well. enjoyed the explanation of the importance of inside positioning in various positions.

  denis r.July 16, 2024United KingdomVerified buyerPurple belt7-9 yrs training

• great content

  the best coach in the business

  Boris K.July 16, 2024CroatiaVerified buyerBrown belt10-12 yrs training

• No Gi Guard Retention

  just started doing No Gi classes after could years in Gi. this is bery helpful for transition.

  Mark L.July 14, 2024United StatesVerified buyerWhite belt1-3 yrs training

• Concise

  Excellent instructional series intended to be the minimum system needed to have a difficult to pass guard. Breaks guard passes down into 3 different types and teaches you how to address all 3 with applications and techniques. Can't go wrong with Danaher instructionals and this one is another must have.

  Zackary F.July 13, 2024United StatesVerified buyerBlue belt1-3 yrs training

• great instructional

  another great instructional by mr. Danaher

  Boris K.July 8, 2024CroatiaVerified buyerBrown belt10-12 yrs training

• Vital

  Vital content for any BJJ athlete

  Robert L.July 8, 2024United KingdomVerified buyerWhite belt1-3 yrs training

• the fastest way to develop an unpassable guard by dahnaher

  Now my guard is unpassable thankyou john dahnaher for the knowledge

  Maddy F.July 8, 2024United StatesVerified buyerBlack belt10-12 yrs training

• unpassable guard

  inverted guard for prevention

  ted k.July 7, 2024United StatesVerified buyerBlue belt7-9 yrs training

• Guard Retention

  Great from just a conceptual point of view

  Benn R.July 7, 2024CanadaVerified buyerBlue belt1-3 yrs training

• Fatest way: unpassable guard

  Great material! Watch and use almost right away and see the difference it makes.

  Benjamin C.June 29, 2024United StatesVerified buyerBrown belt16 yrs training

• My favourite series

  John communicates the concepts of guard so well; a fantastic blueprint to improve the various skills of guard retention.

  Taylor D.June 27, 2024AustraliaVerified buyerPurple belt7-9 yrs training

• Great Instruction

  Always great getting this type of knowledge!

  Roman P.June 26, 2024United StatesVerified buyerBlack belt16+ yrs training

• The Fastest Way: To Develop an Unpassable Guatd

  Professor John Danaher hands us a Rosetta Stone of stable and offensive guard concepts

  Robin L.June 25, 2024United StatesVerified buyerPurple belt

• Super Instruction

  Au Top comme d'habitude avec John Danaher

  Fabrice C.June 25, 2024FranceVerified buyerBlack belt10-12 yrs training

• Wish I Had This When I First Started

  Really valuable. I wish I had this when I first started. Very simple methods to not get buried on bottom time after time.

  JamesJune 24, 2024United StatesBlue belt1-3 yrs training

• Guard Retention

  Helpful stratagies for maintaining and regaining your guard.

  AnonymousJune 23, 2024United StatesVerified buyerBlue belt4-6 yrs training

• great details

  great details

  Shane R.June 22, 2024United StatesVerified buyerWhite belt1-3 yrs training

• The Fastest Way It Is

  This video series is the most distilled version of all the Danaher videos. This is a good place to start if you're struggling to pick one of his instructionals.

  Christopher E.June 20, 2024United StatesVerified buyerBlack belt16 yrs training

• Makes Such A Huge Difference

  Danaher always points out the smallest things that make such a huge difference. It's crazy a simple change in head, knee, foot position makes all the difference.

  James H.June 17, 2024United StatesVerified buyerBlue belt1-3 yrs training

• Shouldn't Have Been Surprised

  I was hesitant to get this, especially since I've had my eye on Lachlan's anthology and Danaher already touches on guard retention in New Wave Open Guard volume one. However, he goes in depth on some of the most common guard passing scenarios, and how to stop it (even sometimes how to counter). And, I don't know if this is intentional, but Danaher is much more succinct in his presentation this time around. Part of the reason why I hesitated to purchase was it was a lot shorter than some of John's other work, and it's the same price. There's pro and cons to both approaches, but I really think Danaher nailed this. I'm especially thankful because my schedule is a lot busier than before, and it's hard to find time to watch instructionals. This being shorter is actually a major pro for me. Highly recommended.

  Matt M.June 15, 2024United StatesVerified buyerBlue belt1-3 yrs training

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