Did John Danaher Invent the Darce Choke?
The development of the Darce choke, like many submissions in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, has a complex history with multiple contributors. While John Danaher played a significant role in its development and…
The development of the Darce choke, like many submissions in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, has a complex history with multiple contributors. While John Danaher played a significant role in its development and…
Greg Souders, known for his ecological dynamics approach to Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu instruction, has taken a strong stance against the commercial BJJ instructional market, revealing that he has repeatedly turned down…
Greg Souders, an innovative Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu instructor, is spearheading a radical transformation in martial arts pedagogy through his ecological dynamics framework. His approach fundamentally challenges conventional teaching methods, including those…
In a fascinating demonstration of martial arts history and evolution, renowned grappling expert Erik Paulson recently shared insights about a unique submission technique that traces its roots back to his…
In a fascinating podcast interview, Helio Gracie black belt Francisco Mansor shared a profound perspective on the origins of Jiu-Jitsu, tracing its roots back to India and the Buddhist monks.…
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu superstar Gordon Ryan has taken to Instagram once again to critique a recurring issue in the sport: frequent team changes. Labeling those who hop between teams as “leeches”…
Taza and his teammate Giancarlo Bodoni have openly defended their coach John Danaher’s approach to renaming techniques and structuring the art, further emphasizing the unique impact of Danaher on the…
John Danaher has drawn the ire of the Catch Wrestling community following the release of his latest instructional DVD, Master the Move: The American Lock. The DVD explores what Danaher…
In a recent episode of the BJJ Fanatics Podcast, renowned BJJ black belt Henry Akins challenged common perceptions about half guard, particularly its promotion as an ideal position for less…
In 1978, Bob Anderson, a national champion wrestler and Olympic coach, traveled to Brazil to help develop wrestling in the country. Upon arrival, he was unexpectedly picked up by Carlson…