Self Mastery: Solo BJJ Training Drills by John Danaher
1,928 reviews · 4.97 / 5
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Back Attacks Enter The System by John Danaher has 514 customer reviews in this archive, averaging 4.98 out of 5. 98% are five-star and 0 are one or two stars. Reviews run from July 24, 2018 to September 4, 2026. All of them are published below in full, unedited.
Good AF... If you want to progress you need to get this! Or if you want to stay behind, don’t...
The way Danaher breaks down and explains techniques is priceless. Since i have been studying and drilling the techniques and principles my back attack game has gotten significantly better. HIGHLY RECCOMEND
great analysis and breakdown of the back attack system. awesome video
Love DVD’S only problem is dvd on front headlocks disc 7 was blank. Bought all John Danaher’s DVD’s would like to keep all new ones coming when they come out! Even though it’s going to take awhile for me to get through them all !!! Love his work!!! & Thank you!!
Great instructional
Danaher’s system and his way of explaining it is amazing. He breaks things down and really explains it in a way where you can understand the smallest details of his back system framework and how to chain attacks together at a super high level. Highly recommend!
Always a treat to learn from John.. His explanations were on point and gives you a new insight on how to approach your jiu jitsu journey.
Take out the notebook, you'll need it. Additionally, no way you watch this one time & absorb all the info. This guy is an encyclopedia of BJJ, and goes into so much depth... if you're a nerd you're going to love it.
A new approach to taking the back. No doubt Danaher's one of the best BJJ coach in the world Recommend 👍�
learn many variation !
This product is awesome!
The concepts that were presented in the first volume/DVD were worth the price alone.
Danaher provides great concepts and articulates not only HOW the techniques should be performed but also WHY the techniques are performed in that way. Would recommend
A lot of useful tips and tricks. It’s good to have a system
Very clear, very useful.
John Danaher is the “mad scientist “ of grappling. Instructional has lots of information with incredible detail. A+
I have never been that great at taking the back and applying the RNC. After watching only the first three volumes, I have been Victorious with back takes and the RNC! I can not only get to the back but I can stay there!
John Danaher's concept approach to teaching really hits home with me. Before I discovered his teachings, I concentrated on technique, but my opponent would do something that nullified the technique, this was frustrating and made me think I wasn't cut out for BJJ. Using John Danaher's teaching I've had success and feel like I'm making progress. I highly recommend his DVDs.
Great resource.
Organized very well and thorough with the important details
Danaher’s straight jacket system/concepts has vastly improved my back control game Thanks
John Danaher gives me not only back attack techniques but also the way to think BJJ. I misunderstood to enter the system. His system is not symptomatic approach.
If I get someone’s back or should I now say WHEN I get someone’s back it’s as good as done. This changed my game. It’ll change yours too. In mma, grappling it’s never failed me. It’s a must have if you want to be a back attack specialist.
John Danaher's methodological approach to the subject is captivating and this instructional is equally strong pedagogically as it is technically. Even as an somewhat experienced practitioner who favors the back control position for submissions the instructional boosted my finishing ability significantly. Would recommend to everyone from beginners to masters who wish to upgrade their back attacking game.
An in-depth understanding about acquiring, maintaining, and finishing from the back
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