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Leglocks: Enter The System by John Danaher reviews, page 4

Leglocks: Enter The System by John Danaher has 644 customer reviews in this archive, averaging 4.98 out of 5. 98% are five-star and 1 is one or two stars. Reviews run from June 8, 2018 to September 1, 2026. All of them are published below in full, unedited.

Reviews 76–100

• Great video

  I love Danaher videos, very well articulated and thought out.

  Jordan A.July 17, 2025United StatesVerified buyerBlack belt16+ yrs training

• Leglocks: Enter The System by John Danaher.

  Excellent. Very clear on what you need in order to develop precise leglock skills and breaking mechanics.

  Henrico E.July 12, 2025South AfricaVerified buyer7-9 yrs training

• Great content!

  When playing leg locks, this course will help you understand the details of how to maximize the effectiveness of each position. Highly recommended!

  Louis L.July 10, 2025United StatesVerified buyerBrown belt10-12 yrs training

• E

  Sick

  AnonymousJuly 3, 2025United StatesVerified buyerWhite belt1-3 yrs training

• Fantastic

  Great my game has improved greatly even after a few weeks I’ve been a lot more competitive with higher belts

  Jack B.July 2, 2025United KingdomVerified buyerBlue belt1-3 yrs training

• Always great

  Always mind blown by the attention to detail. Really helped expand my leg lock game.

  Josh M.June 28, 2025United StatesVerified buyerPurple belt7-9 yrs training

• Great

  Great

  William S.June 27, 2025United StatesVerified buyerPurple belt4-6 yrs training

• Leglocks: Enter The System

  Leglocks

  Mercedes W.June 25, 2025United StatesVerified buyerBlue belt1-3 yrs training

• Leglocks: Enter The System John Danaher

  John Danaher’s Leglocks: Enter The System is the leg-attack bible I didn’t know I needed until every blue belt in the room started heel-hooking like it was 2018 again. Danaher de-mystifies the whole game—from Ashi Garami entries to breaking mechanics—so thoroughly that even a 50-year-old with “vintage” hamstrings (that’s me) can map it out step by step and feel dangerous. Why it rules Concept first, moves second: Danaher explains the hierarchy of control, knee-line retention, and breaking power so clearly you’ll wonder why you ever tried straight-ankle-locking from half guard. Safe for seasoned joints: The emphasis on positioning and wedges means I can attack without the explosive scrambles my chiropractor keeps warning me about. Offense and defense: You don’t just learn to attack—you learn to spot traps, bail correctly, and keep your own legs intact. System = confidence: Instead of random YouTube tricks, you get a coherent roadmap that actually scales from drilling to live rounds to competition. Bottom line If you’re tired of leg locks feeling like dark magic—or you just want to stop tapping to every inside‐heel-hook bandit in the room—this is the definitive guide. Clear, methodical, occasionally mind-bending, and endlessly re-watchable. Five stars, two happy knees, and a brand-new appreciation for the power of connective tissue science.

  Scott K.June 22, 2025United StatesVerified buyerPurple belt4-6 yrs training

• Excellent

  Wanted to better understand stand leg locks and this feels great for newbs and more experienced

  Rob B.June 21, 2025United StatesVerified buyerWhite belt1-3 yrs training

• Stuart

  Great introduction to the leglock game. Leglocks is a weakness in my game so watching this helped me level up

  Stuart J.June 19, 2025United StatesVerified buyerPurple belt4-6 yrs training

• Leg locks

  Love it. Just need more mat time to just drill

  AnonymousJune 18, 2025United StatesVerified buyerBlue belt4-6 yrs training

• Stuart

  great introduction to the leglock game

  Stuart J.June 12, 2025United StatesVerified buyerPurple belt4-6 yrs training

• Stuart

  Great starting instructional into the leglock game

  Stuart J.June 12, 2025United StatesVerified buyerPurple belt4-6 yrs training

• Great

  Top

  Gustavo J.June 7, 2025PortugalVerified buyerWhite belt1-3 yrs training

• Logical. Progressive. Transformational.

  Everything he does is fantastic. Thank you, Sensei John!

  John K.May 14, 2025United StatesVerified buyerBlack belt16 yrs training

• Don't ignore 50% of the body

  Everyone needs this

  Scott L.May 14, 2025United StatesVerified buyerBlue belt4-6 yrs training

• Top

  Amazing

  Gustavo J.May 11, 2025PortugalVerified buyerWhite belt1-3 yrs training

• Excellent Series Breakdown

  Outstanding series breaking down the details of leg lock entries, types of leg locks, central problems, core principals and theory. I’ve been training for over 10 years and have never been able to put together all of the dilemmas between different types of leg locks until this series.

  Trent G.May 10, 2025Verified buyerBrown belt10-12 yrs training

• Extremely Detailed and Well Laid Out

  Outstanding series breaking down the details of leg lock entries, types of leg locks, central problems, core principals and theory. I’ve been training for over 10 years and have never been able to put together all of the dilemmas between different types of leg locks until this series.

  Trent G.May 10, 2025United StatesVerified buyerBrown belt10-12 yrs training

• 😄

  good

  Gustavo T.May 8, 2025PeruVerified buyerBlack belt4-6 yrs training

• leg lock

  torso control

  Shah I.May 4, 2025United StatesVerified buyerWhite belt7-9 yrs training

• The Dark Arts

  I have been playing with leglocks since white belt. Saying that, Danaher has a way of systematizing things that has helped me grow tremendously in this area.

  Michael G.April 29, 2025United StatesVerified buyerBlack belt13-15 yrs training

• 8 Chapters of pure effectiveness

  Johns systematic approach helps you with every detail of your leglock game. No matter which technique of this instructional you study - John Danaher shows you how to make it work.

  Alexander W.April 26, 2025GermanyVerified buyerBlue belt10-12 yrs training

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  Ramon D.April 25, 2025United StatesVerified buyerBlue belt

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