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Back Attacks Enter The System

By John Danaher

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Back Attacks Enter The System covers what happens before and after reaching rear mount. John Danaher gives substantial attention to control and hand fighting, then expands into auxiliary attacks, hook placement and back entries. This is the broader course overview for someone who wants both access to the back and offense once there.

Is this for you?

  • You want one course covering back entries, control and submissions.
  • You want attacks beyond the rear strangle, including rear triangles and crucifix situations.

Consider an alternative if

  • You only need a compact introduction to reaching rear mount.

Also consider

John Danaher: Straightjacket Back Attacks — A focused overview of the same course’s straightjacket, hand-fighting and strangle material; this is not another purchase.

Coverage and limits

  • Alignment, hand fighting and strangles from the underarm and overarm sides.
  • Auxiliary attacks including rear triangles, arm attacks and crucifix material.
  • Near-side, rolling and four-point entries, with hook-placement problems.

Limits

  • The eight-volume course devotes extensive material to control and finishing; back entries are one part of that larger curriculum.

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