Utilize the over/under, double under, knee cut, and long step pass alongside systematic half guard passing to defeat even the most sophisticated guard players!
| Introduction | 0 |
| Attaining Top Position: The Standing Game for Older/Less Athletic Athletes – Winning the Grip Fight: Same Side Grips (Ai-Yotsu) | 3:23 |
| Dealing With a Very Strong Power Hand | 17:52 |
| First Attack: Snap Down – Gi Snap Downs are Very Different From No-Gi | 25:13 |
| Snap Down Part 2: Different Stances | 30:17 |
| 2nd Attack: Ankle Pick – Outside Ankle Pick | 36:46 |
| Inside Ankle Pick | 44:22 |
| Different Grips For Ankle Picks | 48:17 |
| 3rd Attack: Knee Pick – Inside Knee Pick | 55:56 |
| 4th Attack: Collar Drag | 1:00:49 |
| Winning the Grip Fight: Opposite Side Grips (Kenka-Yotsu) | 1:08:48 |
| The Use of Our 4 Takedowns From Kenka-Yotsu | 1:18:30 |
| Top Game For Older and Less Athletic Players: Guard Passing – The Best Guard Passes For The Unathletic | 0 |
| 1st Method: Over Under Guard Pass | 5:43 |
| The Single Biggest Problem Associated With Over Under Guard Passing & a Solution | 17:35 |
| 2nd Method Of Guard Passing Double Under | 24:03 |
| Passing in 2 Directions With Double Unders | 31:01 |
| Using the Plow Position During Double Under Passing | 40:45 |
| 3rd Method Of Guard Passing: Long Step Passing – Advantages of Long Step Guard Passing | 50:53 |
| The 2 Major Gripping Methods of Long Step Guard Passing | 56:40 |
| The 3 Step Method of Long Step Passing | 1:01:18 |
| Different Finishes to the Long Step Guard Pass – Leg Drag Finish | 1:08:06 |
| Switching to an Inside Leg Pant Grip | 1:12:55 |
| Walk Around the Head to Take the Back | 1:16:26 |
| Applications of Long Step Against a Supine Opponent – From Reverse De La Riva/Split Squat Position | 0 |
| From Lasso Hook | 3:36 |
| From De La Riva | 8:59 |
| Applications Against a Seated Opponent: Scapula Grips – Classic Seated Butterfly | 11:17 |
| My Favorite Application of a Long Step Pass: Switching Grips | 18:27 |
| Long Step From a Scoop Grip | 22:15 |
| Scapula Grips Against Supine Opponents | 25:38 |
| 4th Method of Guard Passing: Knee Cut – The Great Advantage of Knee Cut Guard Passing | 35:24 |
| Knee Cut Pass From Sleeve Lapel Grips | 40:49 |
| Countering a Knee Shield | 45:48 |
| Application Against a Seated Opponent | 49:08 |
| The Most Important Conceptual Advice I Can Give You With Regards to Guard Passing | 51:39 |
| Cross Grip Knee Cuts | 1:01:56 |
| Overcoming Extreme Rresistance 3 | 1:11:55 |
| The King of Knee Cut Grips: Far Side Underhook – Far Side Hand Post | 0 |
| Near Side Head Post | 8:42 |
| Passing a Seated Guard With Underhooks | 14:41 |
| Switching Grips | 16:59 |
| 5th Method of Guard Passing: Half Guard Passing – Why I Believe Half Guard Passing is the Best Method for Older & Less Athletic Students | 24:00 |
| The Most Notable Differences Between Gi and No-Gi Half Guard Passing | 28:45 |
| The Best Starting Position For Half Guard Passing | 34:09 |
| The Key to Success When Passing Half Guard: Freeing the Knee | 42:19 |
| The 4 Key Knee and Body Positions That Will Enable You To Pass the Toughest Guards | 49:17 |
| The Single Biggest Problem You Will Face Passing Half Guard: The Knee Shield | 54:32 |
| Practical Applications of Half Guard Passing – Half Kata Gatame Guard Pass | 0 |
| Lapel Cross Face | 6:04 |
| Half Guard Passing With Far Side & Near Side Headblock | 16:33 |
| Double Underhooks | 24:19 |
| Nearside Underhook | 30:28 |
| Passing In 3 Directions | 35:56 |
| When You Can’t Get an Underhook | 44:12 |
| Reverse Half Guard | 51:52 |
| Passing Half guard From the Sit Through | 1:00:03 |
| Lapel Kimura | 1:06:58 |
| Winning Guard Passing Tactics for Older and Less Athletic Players | 1:18:50 |
| Pinning – Side Pins: Stability Movement and Control | 0 |
| Mount Stability | 20:25 |
| Transition From Side Pin to Knee on Belly | 29:53 |
| Transition From side Pin To Mount | 33:43 |
| Transition From Side To Rear Mount | 49:34 |
| Stabilizing the Rear Mount Position | 56:17 |
| Top Turtle Game – Lapel Tight Waist Breakdown | 1:02:26 |
| Power Half Nelson | 1:08:24 |
| Breaking Your Opponent Down to Two Hips | 1:11:33 |
| Claw Breakdown | 1:14:37 |
| Breaking Your Opponent Down to His Back | 1:16:45 |
| Submissions – The Collar is King | 0 |
| The 3 Most Important Gi Strangles That You Must Master | 7:02 |
| Sliding Collar Strangle (Okuri Eri Jime) – Mechanics and Variations | 13:57 |
| Entry to Finish – Belly Up | 26:35 |
| Entry to Finish – Belly Down | 32:42 |
| Strangling Without Hooks: The Clock Strangle | 39:23 |
| Strangling Without Hooks: The Crucifix | 53:54 |
| Cross Collar Strangle (Juji Jime) – Mechanics and Variations | 58:21 |
| Mounted Cross Collar | 1:07:38 |
| Side Cross Collar Strangle (Kata Juji Jime) | 1:19:13 |
| Cross Collar From Turtle Top: Sitting Kata Juji Jime | 1:27:05 |
| Part 2: The Hamstring Variation | 1:33:01 |
| Cross Collar Strangle While Guard Passing – The Classic Method | 0 |
| The Baseball Variation | 9:24 |
| The Ezekiel Strangle (Sode Guruma) – Back Ezekiel | 14:53 |
| Front Ezekiel | 29:48 |
| Extracurricular: Two Great Submissions For The Oldest & Most Unathletic Guys In the Room – Side Skirt Strangle | 38:31 |
| Figure 4 Ude Gatame | 48:45 |
The Ageless Jiu-Jitsu series looks to provide an in-depth guide for older and less athletic grapplers looking to stay competitive with their younger counterparts. Ageless Jiu-Jitsu Top Game Gi is focused around high-percentage techniques spanning a complete top-game. Learn precise techniques and concepts from standing, passing, pinning, taking the back, obtaining submissions, and more! Each technique is perfectly adapted to give older or less athletic practitioners the advantage every time they step onto the mat.
With over ten hours of content spanning 8 volumes John leaves no stone unturned when it comes to dominating from the top. The series starts with a unique look at fighting in the standing position. What is usually seen as an extreme disadvantage for older less athletic practitioners, John transforms into an area where they can thrive. Through a battle-tested system of grip fighting tactics, off-balancing techniques, tips on timing, and a series of easy to execute takedowns, your standing skills will receive a massive upgrade!
Since you’ll be landing more takedowns than ever, you’ll need a go-to passing system! Thankfully, John provides a complete blueprint on high-percentage guard passes that will be able to defeat even the trickiest guard players. Learn to utilize the over/under, double under, knee cut, and long step passes in a way that doesn’t require you to be overly athletic or strong. John also explores the art of forcing and passing half guard, one of the most effective passing strategies for older grapplers!
Continue through the anthology of top game techniques with a complete guide on pinning. Master the art of pinning with concepts on maintaining stability, grip/wedge variations, transitioning to more dominant positions, and more! Make athletic opponents overwhelmed and tired as you work towards John’s favorite Gi-based submissions for older grapplers. Drastically increase your finish rate, regardless of opponent, with John’s insanely detailed breakdowns of the sliding collar, cross collar, Ezekiel choke, and variations of each!
So whether you’re a beginner looking to develop a strong foundational top game or an older/less athletic practitioner looking to refresh your skills, “Ageless Jiu Jitsu: Top Game Gi” is the ultimate tool for taking your game to the next level. Don’t miss your chance to learn from one of the greatest BJJ coaches of all time!
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