John Danaher – Front Headlock: Enter the System

If you talked to the one hundred most knowledgeable grapplers in the world and asked them, “Who would you most like to learn grappling from?” ninety-eight, ninety-nine, or maybe even all one hundred of them would give you the same answer: John Danaher. There is just no equal.

• “The Front Headlock System” from John Danaher: The Most Sought After Grappling Instructor On The Planet
• John helped coach Georges St Pierre and Chris Weidman to UFC World Titles. Garry Tonon has become a 3x ADCC competitor and a grappling Icon
• John has guided guys like Eddie Cummings and Gordon Ryan to stardom in a fraction of the time that it would take ordinary people
• The Front Headlock system John teaches is excellent for both Gi and No Gi and applicable for Self-Defense
• This system will change your perspective on Jiu Jitsu

What Will you Learn in Front Headlock: Enter the System

Volume 1

• System Overview 0 – 18:05
• Introduction Front Headlock 18:05 – 24:52
• Control Vs Submission 24:52 – 27:42
• 4 Main Scenarios Of Front Headlock System 27:42 – 30:46
• 4 Points Of Control 30:46 – 37:48
• Vulnerabilities Of Front Headlock 37:48 – 45:06
• Helpful Terminology And Concepts 45:06 – 49:52
• 4 Step System

Volume 2

• Reactive Entries 0 – 6:17
• Reactive Entries Single 6:17 – 11:11
• Reactive Entries Down Blocks 11:11 – 16:09
• Proactive Entries Snap Downs 16:09 – 23:20
• Inside Tie Straight Snap 23:20 – 27:51
• Inside Tie Side To Side Snap Downs 27:51 – 30:04
• Mutual Collar Ties Snap Down 30:04 – 34:39
• Inside Tie Cross Snap 34:39 – 39:17
• Over Tie Snap Down – Outside Control 39:17 – 46:42
• Half Overtie Snap 46:42 – 50:39
• 2 On 1 Snap Down 50:39 – 58:38
• Over Hook And Under Hook Snap Downs 58:38 – 1:03:09
• Fake Shot Snap Down 1:03:09 – 1:10:14
• Taking Standing Front Headlock To Mat – Circling Method 1:10:14 – 1:13:22
• Taking Stand Front Headlock To Mat Sumi-Gaeshi

Volume 3

• Introduction To Kneeling Fronbt Headlocks 0 – 2:54
• High Wrist Series 2:54- 14:47
• Centerline Shift 14:47 – 17:54
• High Elbow Guillotine First Impressions 17:54 – 23:12
• Low Elbow Guillotine High Wrist Position 23:12 – 27:30
• Arm In Guillotine High Wrist Position 27:30 – 32:48
• High Wrist Position One Handed Guillotine 32:48 – 36:56
• High Wrist Power Guillotine 36:56 – 41:40
• Kneeling Front Headlock Katagatame Series 41:40 – 47:19
• Front Katagatame Anaconda Strangle

Volume 4

• Front Kata Gatame Anaconda Strangle – Olympic Roll 0 – 8:32
• Anaconda Strangle Leg Assist 8:32 – 14:58
• Anaconda Strangle Critical Details 14:58 – 20:05
• Anaconda Strangle Elbow To Elbow Method 20:05 – 32:41
• Darce Strangle / Inverted Kata Gatame

Volume 5

• Darce Strangle / Inverted Kata Gatame Elbow To Elbow Method 0 – 3:28
• Seated Kata Gatame 3:28 – 10:23
• Seated Kata Gatame – Alternative Finish 10:23 – 13:40
• Cradle Series 13:40 – 19:35
• Cradle Leg Assist 19:35 – 28:36
• Knee Block Go Behind – Mixing Submission And Position 28:36 – 38:06
• Hand Block Go Behind 38:06 – 41:03
• Arm Drag Go Behind 43:33 – 47:52
• Putting It All Together

Volume 6

• Introduction To Seated Front Headlocks 0 – 4:47
• Seated Guard Snap Downs 4:47 – 10:11
• Seated Guard Snap Down Leg Assist 10:11 – 11:57
• Forward Shift Snap Down 11:57 – 13:54
• High Elbow Guillotine In Detail 13:54 – 28:47
• Low Elbow Guillotine In Detail 28:47 – 36:45
• Arm In Guillotine In Detail

Volume 7

• Hip Heist 0 – 6:44
• Collar Tie Hip Heist 6:44 – 12:07
• Shoulder Post Hip Heist 12:07 – 16:40
• Forward Shift And Hip Heist 16:40 – 18:30
• Overhook Hip Heist 18:30 – 21:35
• Protecting The Knee Line With Hip Heist 21:35 – 26:19
• Seated Front Headlock Positional Game 26:19 – 32:58
• Yoko Sumi Gaeshi

Volume 8

• Introduction To Guard Passing 0 – 8:10
• Conventional Guillotines Vs Seated Guard 8:10 – 11:45
• Front Headl0ck Guard Pass 11:45 – 14:55
• Front Headl0ck Inverted North South 14:55 – 20:00
• Front Headl0ck Vs Half Guard 20:00 – 28:16
• Front Headl0ck Vs Half Guard 2 28:16 – 33:31
• Front Headl0ck Vs Half Guard 3 33:31 – 38:25
• Front Headl0ck Vs Half Guard 4 38:25 – 42:02
• Thumb To Sternum The Principle Of Closure

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