John Danaher front headlock set filmed and on the way

[asian-glow]

That's interesting because I have always thought that Glover's arm-in style was sort of the classic arm-in style. He learned it from Renzo Gracie who really developed and brought the technique to the forefront.

There are definitely some new arm-in guillotine variations and styles but if you watch Hinger, Pena, Giles, Danis, Geo, Darragh, or other guys currently on the scene doing arm-in guillotines I still see them doing them mostly the Renzo/Glover (traditional) way. And even the guillotine that Gordon did on Keenan seemed like a traditional arm-in finish to me. I may be missing something on it though.

You aren't missing a thing. I am wrong. See? Now it all makes sense...

Did not know Glover learned it from Renzo. That is a cool bit of history.

 

[berimBOWLoh]

i remember when Danaher invented the front head lock, good times, good times.

 

[tekkenfan]

tbh he invented alot of amazing stuff remember hearing all the hype about him around 2007 and finally he decided to show some of his stuff nowadays

 

[ZaphodNYC]

FUCK YEAHH!!!

mount is what we need next we have plenty of kimura trap sets i hope he comes out his senses and realizes the bjj community hasnt had a legit mount dvd since the 90s going over top level strategy

Matt Arroyo - Mount Attacks Blueprint?

Has helped me out quite a bit

 

[tekkenfan]

yeah im dying

Matt Arroyo - Mount Attacks Blueprint?

Has helped me out quite a bit

to find that one somewhere online lol

 

[JagRoss]

That's interesting because I have always thought that Glover's arm-in style was sort of the classic arm-in style. He learned it from Renzo Gracie who really developed and brought the technique to the forefront.

There are definitely some new arm-in guillotine variations and styles but if you watch Hinger, Pena, Giles, Danis, Geo, Darragh, or other guys currently on the scene doing arm-in guillotines I still see them doing them mostly the Renzo/Glover (traditional) way. And even the guillotine that Gordon did on Keenan seemed like a traditional arm-in finish to me. I may be missing something on it though.

I thought the Renzo style was more deep arm-in.
Bringing your ribs/lats close on one side and having the other arm in deep.

The shallow arm-in I saw taught w/Jeff Glover and Ryan Hall.

 

[mataleaos]

I thought the Renzo style was more deep arm-in.
Bringing your ribs/lats close on one side and having the other arm in deep.

The shallow arm-in I saw taught w/Jeff Glover and Ryan Hall.

That may be the case. I know Glover first picked it up from Renzo but maybe he adjusted it later. I learned it from Glover and Hall the shallow way.

 

[JagRoss]

That may be the case. I know Glover first picked it up from Renzo but maybe he adjusted it later. I learned it from Glover and Hall the shallow way.

Yeah I just looked it up.




I’ve never seen Renzo teach it, but I originally saw the details to the arm-in from Lucinao Cristovam (RGA BB) and they were very different from the shallow finish - which is why I thought the Renzo finish was different.

I still have a lot of trouble finishing it, but it’s more of a strangle.

 

[mataleaos]

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