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Back Attacks Enter The System by John Danaher

Control, trap, finish — enter the back attack system and become a submission machine.
Foundations of BJJ cover
  • 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
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Course Content

Volume 1

16 Lessons
Back Attack System Overview
0:00 - 7:20
Introduction
7:20 - 8:20
The Back As Ultimate Position
8:20 - 9:35
Limitations of Straitjacket System
9:35 - 11:56
Introduction to Straightjacket System
11:56 - 13:32
General Reflections on the Back
13:32 - 15:00
Left/Right Control
15:00 - 22:28
Strangle Hand/Control Hand Dichotomy
22:28 - 24:54
Fundamental Insight: The Head Trap
24:54 - 30:25
Alignment and Deficit Problem
30:25 - 37:03
Solving Alignment Problem - Understanding
37:03 - 46:06
Protecting The Bottom Hook
46:06 - 56:49
Through Movement
56:49 - 1:04:36
Through Movement - 2
1:04:36 - 1:11:41
Switching Arms
1:11:41 - 1:16:01
Solving The Deficit Problem
1:16:01 - 1:25:58
Solving The Pinned Arm Problem
1:25:58 - 1:34:24

Volume 2

10 Lessons
Neutrality Principle
0:00 - 9:57
Primacy Principle
9:57 - 12:38
Percentage Principle
12:38 - 15:12
Top Position
15:12 - 19:06
Hidden Hand Principle
19:06 - 23:55
Specific Grips Principle
23:55 - 28:04
Default Principle
28:04 - 32:23
Hierarchy Principle
32:23 - 38:40
Concentration/Diffusion Principle
38:40 - 41:48
Closed Wedges Principle
41:48 - 48:53

Volume 3

7 Lessons
Underarm Side
0:00 - 14:40
Double Straight Direct Grip
14:40 - 19:11
Single Cross Grip
19:11 - 25:45
Double Cross / Indirect Grip
25:45 - 30:40
Double Cross / Direct Grips
30:40 - 36:42
Neck Penetration System
36:42 - 46:55
New Theory of Strangling Mechanics
46:55 - 57:36

Volume 4

7 Lessons
One Handed Strangle
0:00 - 4:24
Technical Notes on Rear Naked Strangle
4:24 - 12:38
Mandible Strangles
12:38 - 20:16
Intro Overarm Side
20:16 - 32:07
Overarm Side / Wedging Method
32:07 - 39:04
Overarm Side / Side Switching Method
39:04 - 46:13
Working of Straitjacket System Conclusion
46:13 - 50:33

Volume 5

7 Lessons
Auxiliary Systems Introduction
0:00 - 3:33
Rear Triangle System
3:33 - 12:49
Diversifying Attacks
12:49 - 22:00
Troubleshooting
22:00 - 30:34
Reverse Top Lock System
30:34 - 44:28
Cross Body Ride
44:28 - 53:49
Leg Attacks
53:49 - 1:06:41

Volume 6

7 Lessons
Leg Attacks 2
0:00 - 10:17
Arm Attack/Hammer Lock
10:17 - 19:10
Twister
19:10 - 25:27
Transitions
25:27 - 32:56
Back Crucifix
32:56 - 43:00
Strangles
43:00 - 53:30
Arm Locks
53:30 - 1:10:29

Volume 7

6 Lessons
Establishing Hooks & Rear Mounts Intro
0:00 - 7:08
Focus Points
7:08 - 18:05
Foot and Knee Entries
18:05 - 31:23
Near Side Entries 01
31:23 - 39:54
Near Side Entries 02
39:54 - 46:32
Near Side Entries 03
46:32 - 53:16

Volume 8

6 Lessons
Near Side Entries 04
0:00 - 7:23
Near Side Entries 05
7:23 - 18:10
Rolling Entries 01
18:10 - 29:45
Rolling Entries 02
29:45 - 41:58
FOUR Point Position
41:58 - 53:08
Conclusion
53:08 - 54:51

What Will You Learn?

One irony is that the Brazilian Jiu Jitsu point system was created so that pins are awarded in ascending value—Back Mount is considered the best position—yet in practice, back drills rarely lead to submissions. John calls this “A Complete Disaster.”

The problem? No one creates an advantage. Danaher’s systems focus on always having and exploiting an advantage when you take the back: isolating an arm, trapping defenses, and chaining attacks until you finish.

Through eight volumes, learn the core principles that make Danaher’s back-attack system so effective, tested at the highest levels:

  • Position & Control: Why the back is the ultimate spot, limitations of other systems, and aligning your body to maintain hooks and control.
  • Straitjacket & Arm Control: Transition into and refine the straitjacket, head-trap fundamentals, solving alignment and pinned-arm problems, and protective mechanics.
  • Strategic Principles: Neutrality, primacy, percentage, hidden hand, default & hierarchy principles—how to apply them to every back attack.
  • Grip Systems: Underarm side, direct/indirect grips, neck penetration, and new strangling mechanics that maximize leverage.
  • Auxiliary Attacks: One-handed and mandible strangles, overarm-side methods, rear triangle, reverse top lock, cross-body ride, and leg attacks.
  • Hook Entries: Establishing hooks, foot & knee entries, near-side entries, and rolling entries to secure and transition off the back.
  • Live Application: Controlled drills and sparring strategies to pressure-test escapes and attacks with safety and efficiency.

John Danaher’s back-attack system has produced submission rates over 80% in elite competition. Now you can master the very methods that Gordon Ryan, Garry Tonon, and Georges St. Pierre rely on to dominate from the back.

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