Stuck in a bad spot? Yeah, that sucks… For, sure, sometimes it can be fun to be on the receiving end of pins and submission threats in Jiu-Jitsu. But if you don’t have the right escape techniques (or the necessary details to getting them done), you’ll soon grow frustrated with BJJ.
However, this doesn’t have to be the case. Escapes are as much of an art form as submissions are – especially if you learn how to escape and then connect it with a submission attempt itself.
Here is how to do just that, as explained by John Danaher!
He reveals his BJJ escape system and philosophy behind it on the video below:
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