Self Mastery: Solo BJJ Training Drills by John Danaher
1,928 reviews · 4.97 / 5
John Danaher · Combo
The Fastest Way: To Increase Your Submission Percentage (No Gi) by John Danaher has 326 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 November 2, 2023 to September 7, 2026. All of them are published below in full, unedited.
Shows lots of detailed ways to get to the back and then shows how to finish on the back
This is definitely my favourite instructional, clear precise description of moves that have helped my game in a very short amount of time.
Tons of material to study, with very precise instruction from John Danaher, as always.
Good stuff as always.
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the emphasis on focusing on backtakes is inspired
The proof of concept for all Danaher Techniques is your success when you drill them and then implement them successfully when rolling live.
Its so effective, i was looking for this type of content when i saw guy like jay rod finish from the back every time. TY John
Really helpt getting to people's back
Another amazing Danaher Instructional, it truly did increase my submission rate
the details prof danaher gives are phenomenal
The instructional is roughly as follows: 1/3 getting to turtle top from various positions 1/3 controlling and breaking them down from turtle top to get to full back control 1/3 attacking from back If I’d looked carefully at the content I probably would have known that ahead of time. Overall very good, very Danaher, but more of a highlights than a deep dive into a specific move or position
Danaher wie gewohnt streng technisch und absolut detailreich. Fantastisch
Great video
John delivers an amazing instructional like always, i strongly believe that this is johns best instructional for anyone looking to get good at jiu jitsu in the fastest way possible, theres back takes from almost every position in this sport and Johns philosophy of ‘If you can see the back, you can take the back’ guides an athlete to go further than this instructional, and start incorporating an entire mindset to back taking. Give a fisherman a fish you feed him for a day, give him a rod you feed him for life.
Great information!
Great arm drags details
Great strategies to putting you into highly effective submission attempts. Great ways of learning to be aggressive!
ABSOLUTELY GREAT BJJ TECHNİQUES THANK YOU MR DANAHER FOR PUTTİNG YOUR TİME ON THE LİNE TO GİVE US GOLD İNFORMATİON :)
Great information
Great details
Good stuff!!
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I've recently been promoted to blue belt. About a week before the promotion, I bought this instructional. I fell in love with the effectiveness of each of the sequences and how easily I could implement them into my game. The first day of training after the promotion and I was taking the backs of guys who had always given me problems. They literally joked that the belt must've had some kind of super powers that elevated my game out of nowhere. It changed my thought process during rolls. I went from being reactive and playing many bread and butter moves, to being hyper aware of minor details like seeing paths to the back, being aware of where this elbows are in order to trap them for those back transitions and connecting your ear to the back to prevent the whizzer. I'm finding the back like crazy now. Even on purple belts. Guys who thought they knew my game are finding themselves fighting for dear life wondering how the **** they got their back taken and I'm loving every minute of it. It feels really good when you start working on things learned from these instructional and actually see the tangible no bs results coming together. If guys ever doubted whether I deserved to get a promotion, these techniques changed their minds real quick. 5 Stars all day! 👏👏
As with any John dananer it’s great
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