I can only watch him at 2x speed minimum. That said he has good shit. It could just be condensed tenfold. His attacking the back is very good. Also, Lachlan Giles has content which is as good and way less expensive.

I've run hot and cold with the videos I've seen from Danaher so far. I've gone through his Enter the System - Back Attacks and Leg Locks and they've been a good investment. I also have his Go Further Faster- Passing video and was overall a little disappointed. The information was perfectly fine, but the whole thing felt a little padded from how often he was repeating himself. I honestly thought I had accidentally rewound a few sections and was watching the same thing again. Right now my plan is to go through his whole Enter the System series. From there I don't know. Either way, I'm definitely waiting for when they go on sale ... and there's a discount code ... and I get a bonus from work.

I have been working through John Danaher's *BJJ Fundamentals - Go Further, Faster: Closed Guard* with a friend from class. I am liking it *a lot.* I'm getting more out of Danaher than I am from any other teacher in a video instructional so far. The main complaints I hear about him are that he drones on and on and is very repetitive, but those are good traits for me; I like the intellectualism that he brings in explaining the broader concepts. And the repetitiveness means I don't have to re-watch sections as much. I feel like he's doing a great job of connecting dots for me and that I'm beginning to understand the overall philosophy of attacking from closed guard rather than just rote memorization of specific moves. I already have his *Pin Escapes, Turtle Escapes* instructional and his free solo drills instructional. What's your favorite instructional by him? Any recommendations on which instructional I should get next? Also, do his instructionals ever go on sale at BJJFanatics? The sweet spot at BJJFanatics is always when an instructional is on sale AND you can apply a ~30% off coupon, but I've been watching for a few weeks now and haven't seen any of his instructionals go on sale.

I personally love watching instructionals as TV sucks for me. Danaher is not for everyone and I used to hate listening to him. Now I love his stuff. I guess I built up a resistance. Lol

No doubt about it, his instructionals are VERY informative. The only problem I have is his voice. Puts me to sleep. I haven't made it more then 30 min at a time. lol

SAME! Also I really like the kind of probabilistic / more sport-game-style teaching approach of Craig Jones. Craig has trained a ton in blue basement but he teaches in a way more approachable way (e.g. his leglock stuff).

When I Google'd I got a couple of votes for his back attack instructional. That might be my next pick! We'll see! I'd also love to work through his entire series eventually, but it's just such a big investment if you can't get it on sale.

With Craig Jones I feel like I had mixed experiences but I also haven't watched too much stuff from him.

The only problem I have is his voice. Puts me to sleep. I haven't made it more then 30 min at a time. lol

to me he sounds like a creepy uncle who is telling you about his taxidermy hobby and you can't escape from the family dinner :)

I can only watch him at 2x speed minimum

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