: Creating situations where the opponent must choose between defending the pass or giving up a submission.
: The foundation of guard play—control resides between the opponent's knees. BJJ Fanatics - John Danaher - Passing the Guard
: A fundamental principle where the hips are cleared before securing the head and shoulders. : Creating situations where the opponent must choose
: Covers passing against seated vs. supine (lying on back) opponents, emphasizing "waist exposure" to initiate body locks. 3. Half Guard Passing & Dynamic Pins : Covers passing against seated vs
This series adapts Danaher's systematic approach to the friction-less environment of No-Gi, where standard Gi grips are unavailable.
: Turning side control and mount into "airtight" positions that prevent the opponent from recovering guard. Summary of Danaher's Guard Passing Rules
: Danaher identifies three primary obstacles to passing: the opponent's feet, knees, and hands. Key Passing Methodologies :