Learn The Best Back Attack System In Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Today
- John Danaher is the most sought after instructor in the world today
- Learn the same secrets that world class athletes like Gordon Ryan, George St. Pierre, and the rest of DDS use to choke everyone
- Learn the system that has the highest finishing rate in EBI overtime history
- Transform your back attack system by discovering the secrets that have changed the Jiu Jitsu game
- This is an easy to learn system broken down into a curriculum for all levels and there is over 8.5 hours of content
OVER 8.5 HOURS OF CONTENT!
One Irony is that the Brazilian Jiu Jitsu point system was created so that pins are awarded points in ascending value – Back Mount is largely considered the best position, yet if you go to a class anywhere in America and the class does back drills you’ll see a bunch of students flailing around on the floor and no one is choking anyone – John incredulously refers to this situation as “A Complete Disaster..”.
The problem? No one has any advantage – the guy starts on the back and he’s trying to choke the guy with one of his two hands and the guy he’s fighting is blocking – with his 2 hands – and nothing gets done… all of John’s systems are based on the same principle that you should look to have an advantage and exploit that advantage til the end.
SO WHAT EXACTLY IS ON THIS VIDEO SERIES?
Volume 1:
Introduction
The Back as Ultimate Position
Limitations of Straitjacket System
Straitjacket System
Introduction
General Reflections on the Back
Preliminaries
Left/Right Control
Strangle Hand/Control Hand Dichotomy
Fundamental Insight of Offense and Defense on the Back: The Headtrap
Alignment and Deficit Problem
Solving Alignment Problem
Understanding
Protecting the Bottom Hook
Through Movement
Through Movement 2
Switching Arms
Solving the Deficit Problem
Solving the Pin Armed Problem
Volume 2:
10 Critical Principles
Neutrality Principle
Primacy Principle
Percentage Principle
Top Position
Hidden Hand Principle
Specific Grips Principle
Default Principle
Hierarchy Principle
Concentration/Diffusion Principle
Closed Wedges Principle
Volume 3:
Working of Straitjacket System
Underarm Side
Double Strait Direct Grip
Single Cross Grip
Double Cross/Indirect Grip
Double Cross/Direct Grips
Neck Penetration System
New Theory of Strangling Mechanics
Volume 4:
Working of Straitjacket System 2
One Handed Strangle
Technical Notes on Rear Naked Strangle
Mandible Strangles
Intro Overarm Side
Overarm Side/Wedging Method
Overarm Side/Side Switching Method
Conclusion
Volume 5:
Auxiliary Systems
Introduction
Rear Triangle System
Diversifying Attacks
Troubleshooting
Reverse Top Lock System
Cross Body Ride
Leg Attacks
Volume 6:
Auxiliary Systems 2: Cross Body Ride
Leg Attacks 2
Arm Attack/Hammer Lock
Transition
Back Crucifix
Strangles
Arm Locks
Volume 7:
Establishing Hooks and Rear Mounts
Introduction
Focus Points
Foot and Knee Entries
Near Side Entries 1
Near Side Entries 2
Near Side Entries 3
Volume 8:
Establishing Hooks and Rear Mounts
Near Side Entries 4
Near Side Entries 5
Rolling Entries 1
Rolling Entries 2
Rear Point Position
Conclusion
John Danaher’s Background:
In every Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu circle, one coaches name keeps popping up with a mystique and aura built on the success of his athletes, and his secrets to their game: John Danaher. This Renzo Gracie black belt instructor is taking over more and more by the day as his students continue to excel.
John Danaher’s approach to modern grappling is truly unique, blending method, technique, and strategy in ways that no one else is. Originally a student of philosophy, this native New Zealander’s obsession with Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu’s principles and fundamentals has led him on a journey to discovering some of the most effective and efficient forms of modern grappling we have. John is a modern warrior-poet, able to explain not just how a move works but also why it works, when it works, and how it could be done better.
This perspective and approach has led to a wave of success that has shaken up sport jiu-jitsu in a big way. His athletes don’t play for advantages or decision, they are aggressively hunting the tap, and constantly using superior game plans and systems to overwhelm people. Danaher Death Squad black belts dominate sub-only tournaments like EBI and Polaris, and Gordon Ryan is one of the biggest stars in grappling after electrifying wins over elite athletes at the Abu Dhabi Combat Championships. Even teen fighters like Nicky Ryan (once armed with John’s knowledge) are winning decisively over adult black belts!
An original mystique was built and cultivated around a long-ignored facet of BJJ, the leg lock. So often it was seen as a cheap attack or a desperation move for someone who couldn’t pass guard well enough. A few guys were better than others, but few at an elite level really bothered focusing below the waist. John recognized the potential these moves had, and spent years experimenting and refining his approach before finding a bulletproof system that he could help others to replicate.
The current coach of Renzo Gracie’s New York City academy has never been a typical fighter. He holds a JD in philosophy from Columbia, and his instructions can often more closely resemble a physics lesson or logic puzzle than a martial arts technique. He leaves no stone unturned in giving information to anyone who will listen and follow. This obsessive embrace of fundamental principles of fighting has even inspired the elite MMA community, with championship fighters like Georges St. Pierre and Jake Shields making regular pilgrimages to learn from Danaher and the DDS squad.
From that original appeal, the name recognition and respect has only grown as people see the mix of art and science involved. This is not just a bunch of specialists who only leg lock and jump onto people’s feet every chance they get, this is a group of well-rounded and well-coached athletes who all trust their coach to guide them to new heights.
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