Review of John Danaher Back Attack System

[@JamaaLS]

Does he cover taking the back from different positions?

[@rainerzufall4114]

Yes, there is sooo much information on this DVD. Before i started to cut it into small parts for training i sat down for about two months and watched it one time through while noting down importand stuff and when I started the practice ,i watched the specific part, im trying to learn again and again.

[@efficiencyjiujitsu417bjj2]

That is awesome! I have watched most of the Danaher and Gordon Ryan videos twice, in small chunks at a time, and I still have not digested it all.

[@jwkolm]

LOL @ 5:10 mark, I have both the leg lock & back attack DVDs, I had to stop watching the leg lock DVD & started the back attack DVD. Just to much info to absorb! I'm only doing the straight jacket & haven't even touched the auxiliary systems - but I've definitely gotten better @ finishing from the back. Awesome DVDs w/ tremendous amount of knowledge & detail.

[@efficiencyjiujitsu417bjj2]

That's awesome! When I rewatch the Danaher videos, I always pick up more that what I previously remembered. We are so blessed to live in the Information Age, where we can learn from the best teachers in the world, while living thousands of miles away!

[@jwkolm]

@@efficiencyjiujitsu417bjj2 I have done a handful of privates with John and it's amazing how great of a teacher/coach he is & the vastness of his knowledge. He shows you how to do any move the most efficient way - even something as simple as a RNC. I've been doing BJJ for 17 years & have never bought a DVD series, I now have 5 of John's DVDs. We certainly live in a great time were knowledge is passed freely. BJJ is such a great sport/art - it's something you can do well past your 20s & 30s.

[@abdurrahmankhan2775]

@@jwkolm your sooooooo lucky

[@RockSignProductions]

Only problem with this system I have had is when I fall to the Overarm side and the options for Auxiliary systems. Any help?

[@efficiencyjiujitsu417bjj2]

I find that typically if my opponent falls to the over arm (strong) side, it is more difficult for them to get an escape without being choked. The game plan is similar to falling to the weak side. You still have to try to trap the top side arm with your foot. If they try hard to escape by putting their head to the ground, go to the mounted head and arm series. I may do a video to elaborate this better in the next week or so. Stay tuned!

[@RockSignProductions]

Thank you so much!!!!!