The Fastest Way: To Increase Your Submission Percentage (No Gi) by John Danaher
Finish More Opponents Than Ever With John Danaher’s Must-Have 8-Part Masterclass On Rapidly Improving Your Ability To Secure Submissions!
- John Danaher is a legendary coach and instructor who is responsible for cultivating some of the very best athletes in combat sports!
- Focus your game around high percentage techniques to take the back, secure dominant controls, and finish with the king of submissions the rear strangle!
- Discover finishing details to the rear strangle and its many variations that John has perfected over his legendary career!
- Develop a diverse armdrag system from open guard that forces opponents to expose their back for high-percentage back takes.
- Take the back from everywhere including from standing, half guard, open guard, closed guard, mount, side mount, and even from inferior positions!
- Turn the tables on opponents and go from inferior positions like the mount all the way to the back with John’s battle-tested concepts.
- Transform the classic elbow escape into an even more powerful technique you can use to shift the entire match in your favor with precise calculated back takes!
Course Content
Volume 1
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
| Introduction | 0 |
| Nothing Beats The Back - How To Increase Your Submission Rate: The 4 Key Factors | 3:12 |
| The 3 Gateways To The Back: Training Your Mind To See Opportunities | 10:37 |
| The Rear Strangle Hold Is The Most High Percentage Submission In Jiu Jitsu | 22:33 |
| Building A Program To Maximize Your Submission Progress In Minimum Time - Getting To The Back From Everywhere - Getting To The Back From Neutral Position - Front Headlock - Chin Strap Go Behind | 35:39 |
| Wrist Block Go Behind | 41:28 |
| Arm Drag Go Behind | 46:04 |
| Straight Knee Block Go Behind | 51:24 |
| Cross Knee Block Go Behind | 58:11 |
| Head Block Go Behind | 1:01:00 |
| Misdirection Go Behind | 1:06:40 |
| Going Behind When Your Opponent Changes To 4 Point Stance - Kosoto Go Behind | 1:11:14 |
| 4 Point Misdirection | 1:15:21 |
| 4 Point Breakdown | 1:18:26 |
| Clearing A Leg | 1:21:47 |
Volume 2
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
| Open Guard - Rising Arm Drag | 0 |
| Rising Drag To Go Behind | 3:00 |
| Scooting Arm Drag | 5:05 |
| Far Side Arm Drag | 10:02 |
| Hiza Guruma Arm Drag | 16:44 |
| Weave Drags | 23:00 |
| Sumi Gaeshi Arm Drag | 27:31 |
| A Different Phiosophy Of Finishing Arm Drags: The Post And Pull Method | 30:56 |
| Elevator Drag | 35:55 |
| Arm Drag On Standing Opponent | 39:22 |
| Elbow Post | 45:41 |
| Snapdowns - Heist And Snap | 50:23 |
| Snap And Catch To The Back | 54:03 |
| Front Headlock Sumi Gaeshi Go Behind | 58:45 |
| Sumi Gaeshi To Go Behind | 1:02:57 |
| Reverse De La Riva Inversions | 1:07:07 |
Volume 3
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
| Taking The Back From Half Guard - Knee Lever Elbow Post | 0 |
| Duck Under | 5:35 |
| Limp Arm | 13:57 |
| Walk Around | 23:29 |
| The Pull Through | 28:27 |
| Far Side Hook | 32:17 |
| Deep Half Guard Back Take | 36:13 |
| Closed Guard Back Takes - Closed Guard Elbow Post | 41:40 |
| Double Underhooks Back Take | 51:23 |
Volume 4
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
| Taking The Back From Dominant Position - Getting The Back From The Mount - Single Arm Chest Wrap To The Back | 0 |
| Mount Bolo | 10:09 |
| Side Mount To Rear Mount - Elbow Block Go Behind | 16:31 |
| Seated Entry To Rear Mount | 22:24 |
| Getting To The Back From Inferior Position - Elbow Escape To The Back | 29:08 |
| Elbow Escape To The Back Part 2 | 35:20 |
| Kipping Escape To Take The Back | 39:21 |
Volume 5
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
| Taking The Back From Side Control Bottom - Coming Up With A Tight Waist | 0 |
| Coming Up To Single Leg | 10:06 |
| Coming Up To Front Headlock From The Back | 15:54 |
| Chest Lock Sitout To The Back | 21:01 |
| Taking The Back From Leg Entanglements - Taking The Back From Ashi Garami | 30:07 |
| Taking The Back From Cross Ashi Garami (Turning Away) | 39:14 |
| Taking The Back From Cross Ashi Garami (Turning Towards) | 44:23 |
| Taking The Back From 50/50 Entanglements | 50:31 |
| Back Side 50/50 To The Back | 57:47 |
| The Side Bolo | 1:02:48 |
Volume 6
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
| Maintaining The Back - Upper Body Control - Seatbelt | 0 |
| Reverse Seatbelt | 10:28 |
| Rear Body Lock | 15:08 |
| Tight Waist | 20:40 |
| Thigh Pry | 23:54 |
| Claw Grip | 28:18 |
| Lower Body Control - The Most Important Lower Body Controls | 32:47 |
| Integrating Upper Body And Lower Body Control - Seatbelt Sag | 49:40 |
| 2 On 1 Leg Method | 58:45 |
| Breakdown Method | 1:11:54 |
| Far Side First Method | 1:21:26 |
| Near Side Hook First Seatbelt Second Method | 1:27:37 |
| Shoulder Pressure Method | 1:35:55 |
Volume 7
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
| Two Crucial Principles Of Back Control - Diagonal Control | 0 |
| The Principle Of Knees And Elbows | 4:00 |
| Classic Back Retention Drill | 9:32 |
| Finishing Mechanics Of Rear Strangle | 19:03 |
| One Handed Strangle | 24:13 |
| Linear Mandible Strangle | 27:58 |
| Turning Mandible Strangle | 33:02 |
| Palm To Palm Strangle | 35:51 |
| Understanding The Problem That You're Trying To Solve | 44:19 |
| Winning The Hand Fight - Straight Jacket Method | 52:41 |
| Understanding The Straight Jacket System In Minimum Time | 1:04:01 |
| Strangling Without An Arm Trap - Top Hand Position Method | 1:12:20 |
| The Hidden Hand Method | 1:25:03 |
| The Gravity Drop | 1:32:16 |
| Strangle First Methods | 1:45:05 |
Volume 8
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
| Building A System Of Strangles Beyond The Rear Strangle - Kata Gatame | 0 |
| Reverse Kata Gatame | 6:37 |
| Back Kata Gatame - Bottom Elbow Variation | 11:08 |
| Turn Away Bottom Elbow | 23:24 |
| Prone Variation | 29:14 |
| North South Strangle | 33:46 |
| Ushiro Sankaku (Rear Triangle) | 40:32 |
Finish More Opponents Than Ever With John Danaher’s Must-Have 8-Part Masterclass On Rapidly Improving Your Ability To Secure Submissions!
- John Danaher is a legendary coach and instructor who is responsible for cultivating some of the very best athletes in combat sports!
- Focus your game around high percentage techniques to take the back, secure dominant controls, and finish with the king of submissions the rear strangle!
- Discover finishing details to the rear strangle and its many variations that John has perfected over his legendary career!
- Develop a diverse armdrag system from open guard that forces opponents to expose their back for high-percentage back takes.
- Take the back from everywhere including from standing, half guard, open guard, closed guard, mount, side mount, and even from inferior positions!
- Turn the tables on opponents and go from inferior positions like the mount all the way to the back with John’s battle-tested concepts.
- Transform the classic elbow escape into an even more powerful technique you can use to shift the entire match in your favor with precise calculated back takes!
Course Content
Volume 1
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
| Introduction | 0 |
| Nothing Beats The Back - How To Increase Your Submission Rate: The 4 Key Factors | 3:12 |
| The 3 Gateways To The Back: Training Your Mind To See Opportunities | 10:37 |
| The Rear Strangle Hold Is The Most High Percentage Submission In Jiu Jitsu | 22:33 |
| Building A Program To Maximize Your Submission Progress In Minimum Time - Getting To The Back From Everywhere - Getting To The Back From Neutral Position - Front Headlock - Chin Strap Go Behind | 35:39 |
| Wrist Block Go Behind | 41:28 |
| Arm Drag Go Behind | 46:04 |
| Straight Knee Block Go Behind | 51:24 |
| Cross Knee Block Go Behind | 58:11 |
| Head Block Go Behind | 1:01:00 |
| Misdirection Go Behind | 1:06:40 |
| Going Behind When Your Opponent Changes To 4 Point Stance - Kosoto Go Behind | 1:11:14 |
| 4 Point Misdirection | 1:15:21 |
| 4 Point Breakdown | 1:18:26 |
| Clearing A Leg | 1:21:47 |
Volume 2
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
| Open Guard - Rising Arm Drag | 0 |
| Rising Drag To Go Behind | 3:00 |
| Scooting Arm Drag | 5:05 |
| Far Side Arm Drag | 10:02 |
| Hiza Guruma Arm Drag | 16:44 |
| Weave Drags | 23:00 |
| Sumi Gaeshi Arm Drag | 27:31 |
| A Different Phiosophy Of Finishing Arm Drags: The Post And Pull Method | 30:56 |
| Elevator Drag | 35:55 |
| Arm Drag On Standing Opponent | 39:22 |
| Elbow Post | 45:41 |
| Snapdowns - Heist And Snap | 50:23 |
| Snap And Catch To The Back | 54:03 |
| Front Headlock Sumi Gaeshi Go Behind | 58:45 |
| Sumi Gaeshi To Go Behind | 1:02:57 |
| Reverse De La Riva Inversions | 1:07:07 |
Volume 3
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
| Taking The Back From Half Guard - Knee Lever Elbow Post | 0 |
| Duck Under | 5:35 |
| Limp Arm | 13:57 |
| Walk Around | 23:29 |
| The Pull Through | 28:27 |
| Far Side Hook | 32:17 |
| Deep Half Guard Back Take | 36:13 |
| Closed Guard Back Takes - Closed Guard Elbow Post | 41:40 |
| Double Underhooks Back Take | 51:23 |
Volume 4
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
| Taking The Back From Dominant Position - Getting The Back From The Mount - Single Arm Chest Wrap To The Back | 0 |
| Mount Bolo | 10:09 |
| Side Mount To Rear Mount - Elbow Block Go Behind | 16:31 |
| Seated Entry To Rear Mount | 22:24 |
| Getting To The Back From Inferior Position - Elbow Escape To The Back | 29:08 |
| Elbow Escape To The Back Part 2 | 35:20 |
| Kipping Escape To Take The Back | 39:21 |
Volume 5
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
| Taking The Back From Side Control Bottom - Coming Up With A Tight Waist | 0 |
| Coming Up To Single Leg | 10:06 |
| Coming Up To Front Headlock From The Back | 15:54 |
| Chest Lock Sitout To The Back | 21:01 |
| Taking The Back From Leg Entanglements - Taking The Back From Ashi Garami | 30:07 |
| Taking The Back From Cross Ashi Garami (Turning Away) | 39:14 |
| Taking The Back From Cross Ashi Garami (Turning Towards) | 44:23 |
| Taking The Back From 50/50 Entanglements | 50:31 |
| Back Side 50/50 To The Back | 57:47 |
| The Side Bolo | 1:02:48 |
Volume 6
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
| Maintaining The Back - Upper Body Control - Seatbelt | 0 |
| Reverse Seatbelt | 10:28 |
| Rear Body Lock | 15:08 |
| Tight Waist | 20:40 |
| Thigh Pry | 23:54 |
| Claw Grip | 28:18 |
| Lower Body Control - The Most Important Lower Body Controls | 32:47 |
| Integrating Upper Body And Lower Body Control - Seatbelt Sag | 49:40 |
| 2 On 1 Leg Method | 58:45 |
| Breakdown Method | 1:11:54 |
| Far Side First Method | 1:21:26 |
| Near Side Hook First Seatbelt Second Method | 1:27:37 |
| Shoulder Pressure Method | 1:35:55 |
Volume 7
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
| Two Crucial Principles Of Back Control - Diagonal Control | 0 |
| The Principle Of Knees And Elbows | 4:00 |
| Classic Back Retention Drill | 9:32 |
| Finishing Mechanics Of Rear Strangle | 19:03 |
| One Handed Strangle | 24:13 |
| Linear Mandible Strangle | 27:58 |
| Turning Mandible Strangle | 33:02 |
| Palm To Palm Strangle | 35:51 |
| Understanding The Problem That You're Trying To Solve | 44:19 |
| Winning The Hand Fight - Straight Jacket Method | 52:41 |
| Understanding The Straight Jacket System In Minimum Time | 1:04:01 |
| Strangling Without An Arm Trap - Top Hand Position Method | 1:12:20 |
| The Hidden Hand Method | 1:25:03 |
| The Gravity Drop | 1:32:16 |
| Strangle First Methods | 1:45:05 |
Volume 8
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
| Building A System Of Strangles Beyond The Rear Strangle - Kata Gatame | 0 |
| Reverse Kata Gatame | 6:37 |
| Back Kata Gatame - Bottom Elbow Variation | 11:08 |
| Turn Away Bottom Elbow | 23:24 |
| Prone Variation | 29:14 |
| North South Strangle | 33:46 |
| Ushiro Sankaku (Rear Triangle) | 40:32 |
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What Will You Learn?
The Fastest Way series is designed to explore the unique mindset of John Danaher and his proven methods of rapidly improving students ability to be highly successful with the essentials of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. With the first installment John looks to focus on increasing your submission rate with an 8-part masterclass on next-level conceptual ideas, decisive back takes, crippling back controls, and masterful methods of finishing the rear strangle!
While John simplifies the process of gaining a higher submission rate, every overarching concept is broken down into granular detail. Giving you every invaluable insight from Danaher himself! This includes comprehensive systems of taking the back from open guard, closed guard, half guard, leg entanglements, inferior positions, and more! The series also explores countless ways to maintain dominant back positioning and set yourself up for the finish. John even includes several of the best complimentary submissions including the back kata gatame, rear triangle, and north/south strangle.
The series will improve your ability to secure the back more often and from a wider range of scenarios, maintain control of the position, and finish more opponents than ever! Whether you are just starting out or you are a long-time veteran of the sport, The Fastest Way To Increase Your Submission Percentage No-Gi will drastically improve your submission rate regardless of opponent’s size or athletic ability. Submit more opponents than ever with over 10 hours of content from Legendary Instructor John Danher!
So, What's On The Series?
PART 1
Introduction
Nothing Beats The Back
How To Increase Your Submission Rate: The 4 Key Factors
The 3 Gateways To The Back: Training Your Mind To See Opportunities
The Rear Strangle Hold Is The Most High Percentage Submission In Jiu Jitsu
Building A Program To Maximize Your Submission Progress In Minimum Time
Getting To The Back From Everywhere
Getting To The Back From Neutral Position
Front Headlock
Chin Strap Go Behind
Wrist Block Go Behind
Arm Drag Go Behind
Straight Knee Block Go Behind
Cross Knee Block Go Behind
Head Block Go Behind
Misdirection Go Behind
Going Behind When Your Opponent Changes To 4 Point Stance
Kosoto Go Behind
4 Point Misdirection
4 Point Breakdown
Clearing A Leg
PART 2
Open Guard
Rising Arm Drag
Rising Drag To Go Behind
Scooting Arm Drag
Far Side Arm Drag
Hiza Guruma Arm Drag
Weave Drags
Sumi Gaeshi Arm Drag
A Different Philosophy Of Finishing Arm Drags: The Post And Pull Method
Elevator Drag
Arm Drag On Standing Opponent
Elbow Post
Snapdowns
Heist And Snap
Snap And Catch To The Back
Front Headlock Sumi Gaeshi Go Behind
Sumi Gaeshi To Go Behind
Reverse De La Riva Inversions
PART 3
Taking The Back From Half Guard
Knee Lever Elbow Post
Duck Under
Limp Arm
Walk Around
The Pull Through
Far Side Hook
Deep Half Guard Back Take
Closed Guard Back Takes
Closed Guard Elbow Post
Double Underhooks Back Take
PART 4
Taking The Back From Dominant Position
Getting The Back From The Mount
Single Arm Chest Wrap To The Back
Mount Bolo
Side Mount To Rear Mount
Elbow Block Go Behind
Seated Entry To Rear Mount
Getting To The Back From Inferior Position
Elbow Escape To The Back
Elbow Escape To The Back Part 2
Kipping Escape To Take The Back
PART 5
Taking The Back From Side Control Bottom
Coming Up With A Tight Waist
Coming Up To Single Leg
Coming Up To Front Headlock From The Back
Chest Lock Sitout To The Back
Taking The Back From Leg Entanglements
Taking The Back From Ashi Garami
Taking The Back From Cross Ashi Garami (Turning Away)
Taking The Back From Cross Ashi Garami (Turning Towards)
Taking The Back From 50/50 Entanglements
Back Side 50/50 To The Back
The Side Bolo
PART 6
Maintaining The Back
Upper Body Control
Seatbelt
Reverse Seatbelt
Rear Body Lock
Tight Waist
Thigh Pry
Claw Grip
Lower Body Control
The Most Important Lower Body Controls
Integrating Upper Body And Lower Body Control
Seatbelt Sag
2 On 1 Leg Method
Breakdown Method
Far Side First Method
Near Side Hook First Seatbelt Second Method
Shoulder Pressure Method
PART 7
Two Crucial Principles Of Back Control
Diagonal Control
The Principle Of Knees And Elbows
Classic Back Retention Drill
Finishing Mechanics Of Rear Strangle
One Handed Strangle
Linear Mandible Strangle
Turning Mandible Strangle
Palm To Palm Strangle
Understanding The Problem That You're Trying To Solve
Winning The Hand Fight
Straight Jacket Method
Understanding The Straight Jacket System In Minimum Time
Strangling Without An Arm Trap
Top Hand Position Method
The Hidden Hand Method
The Gravity Drop
Strangle First Methods
PART 8
Building A System Of Strangles Beyond The Rear Strangle
Kata Gatame
Reverse Kata Gatame
Back Kata Gatame
Bottom Elbow Variation
Turn Away Bottom Elbow
Prone Variation
North South Strangle
Ushiro Sankaku (Rear Triangle)
