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The Fastest Way: To Develop An Unpassable Guard by John Danaher reviews

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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The reviews

• The Fastest Way: To Develop An Unpassable Guard

  Great Video

  Kai P.September 8, 2026Verified buyerBlue belt4-6 yrs training

• The Fastest Way: To Develop An UnpassablE Guard

  Great

  Kai P.September 5, 2026Verified buyerBlue belt4-6 yrs training

• The Fastest Way: To Develop An Unpassable Guard

  Making My Guard Harder to Pass One Sore Hip at a Time One of Danaher’s more practical instructionals, with a great systematic approach to understanding how your guard gets passed and how to stop it before things go downhill. There’s plenty here that takes drilling to become automatic, but for an older grappler like me, learning better positioning and retention beats trying to out-scramble someone half my age every time.

  Scott K.August 31, 2026Verified buyerBrown belt7-9 yrs training

• The Fastest Way: To Develop An Unpassable Guard John Danaher

  Making My Guard Harder to Pass One Sore Hip at a Time One of Danaher’s more practical instructionals, with a great systematic approach to understanding how your guard gets passed and how to stop it before things go downhill. There’s plenty here that takes drilling to become automatic, but for an older grappler like me, learning better positioning and retention beats trying to out-scramble someone half my age every time.

  Scott K.August 31, 2026Verified buyerBrown belt7-9 yrs training

• The Fastest Way: To Develop An Unpassable Guard

  Making My Guard Harder to Pass One Sore Hip at a Time One of Danaher’s more practical instructionals, with a great systematic approach to understanding how your guard gets passed and how to stop it before things go downhill. There’s plenty here that takes drilling to become automatic, but for an older grappler like me, learning better positioning and retention beats trying to out-scramble someone half my age every time.

  Scott K.August 31, 2026Verified buyerBrown belt7-9 yrs training

• Fastest way to develop an unpassable guard

  Johnny D does it again! Just when you think you don't need to learn more you take a chance and shows you just how wrong you were. He completes my game further and further each time and gives me confidence that I'm doing things the correct way.

  Isaic R.August 28, 2026Verified buyerBlue belt7-9 yrs training

• Defense

  Defense wins championships

  AnonymousAugust 27, 2026Verified buyerBlue belt16 yrs training

• Excelente tutorial

  Increíble tutorial que ayuda a entender de mejor forma la lucha.

  Jose Z.July 26, 2026ChileVerified buyerWhite belt1-3 yrs training

• Dahlia

  Dahlia

  Hallie N.July 18, 2026United StatesVerified buyerWhite belt1-3 yrs training

• Details

  Amazing

  JamesJuly 18, 2026White belt1-3 yrs training

• Dahlia

  2019

  Hallie N.July 11, 2026United StatesVerified buyerWhite belt1-3 yrs training

• develop an unpassable guard

  rolling and shoulder rolls to avoid being pinned is a good last minute concept.

  ted k.June 20, 2026Verified buyerBlue belt7-9 yrs training

• develop an unpassable guard

  there are certain skills that have to be drilled. inversions and shoulder rolls. knee to elbow.

  ted k.June 19, 2026Verified buyerBlue belt7-9 yrs training

• the unpassable guard

  foundation of maintaining good guard

  ted k.June 18, 2026Verified buyerBlue belt7-9 yrs training

• The Fastest Way: To Develop an Unpassable Guard

  This video is an excellent way to start off your BJJ career with a game plan for guard retention. As you grow, you can always add to this, but this is a good foundation for no-gi BJJ.

  Eldon C.June 9, 2026IsraelVerified buyerBlack belt16 yrs training

• Retain

  A great update to his other retention series

  Ade O.June 8, 2026Verified buyerPurple belt4-6 yrs training

• Very insightfull

  This instructional is more than just guard retention. If you want to get better in jiu jitsu, this is the right instructional for you.

  Jochen H.June 6, 2026Verified buyerPurple belt7-9 yrs training

• Great details

  Great details for a really hard topic to teach.

  Alan G.June 6, 2026Verified buyerPurple belt7-9 yrs training

• Great!

  Helped my game

  Matthew W.June 2, 2026Verified buyerPurple belt7-9 yrs training

• Levels of detail are incredibel

  Danahar delivers a masterclass in surface and developed levels of guard retention, drills and theory. Everyone can learn something from this time and time again.

  Sean S.May 6, 2026NetherlandsVerified buyerBlue belt4-6 yrs training

• Excellent retention details

  Great as always

  Young S.May 2, 2026United StatesVerified buyerWhite belt1-3 yrs training

• Excellent Overall Approach

  Excellent overall approach to guard retention focused on getting good in the shortest possible time frame! 10/10 recommend!

  Zackary F.May 1, 2026Verified buyerPurple belt4-6 yrs training

• Excellent Overall Approach

  Excellent overall approach to guard retention focused on getting good in the shortest possible time frame! 10/10 recommend!

  Zackary F.May 1, 2026Verified buyerPurple belt4-6 yrs training

• Gresat

  Awesome techniques

  Piotr P.April 25, 2026United StatesVerified buyerPurple belt1-3 yrs training

• Good

  Better than gordon’s

  Chanhyoung J.April 23, 2026South KoreaVerified buyerBlue belt4-6 yrs training

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