John Danaher – Master The Move – The Back Crucifix

John Danaher – Master The Move – The Back Crucifix

Unlock one of the most dominant and devastating positions in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu with Master The Move: The Back Crucifix, a groundbreaking instructional series by legendary coach John Danaher

• Known for shaping champions like Gordon Ryan and Giancarlo Bodoni, Danaher brings his unparalleled expertise to this often overlooked but highly effective control position.
• The back crucifix is unique — it doesn’t earn points in competition, yet it offers extraordinary submission opportunities through unparalleled control and leverage.
• In this meticulously crafted series, Danaher breaks down every nuance of the back crucifix, revealing how to achieve, maintain, and capitalize on this position with precision.
• Whether you’re an aspiring competitor or a serious practitioner, this instructional is your definitive guide to mastering a position that can change the course of any grappling match.
• Dive into the most comprehensive and well-thought-out resource ever created for the back crucifix and elevate your game to a new level of dominance.

What Exactly Do You Get?

Part 1

• Intro
• Building Your Understanding of the Back Crucifix From the Ground Up The Logic of Back Control in Jiu Jitsu The Standard Method of Back Control
• Crucifix Back Control is Very Different
  

Part 2

• Controlling the Back Crucifix Position Finding the Focal Points of Control First Focal Point: The Far Arm
• The Key Mechanical Principle of Back Crucifix Arm Control: Wedge, Hook, and Prop Principle

Part 3

• The Second Focal Point: The Near Shoulder
• The Three by Six Crucifix Positional Theory
• How to Stay Away From and Recover From the Seated Arm Sit
• Breaking Locked Hands
• The Relationship Between Rear Mount and Back Crucifix
• The Relationship Between Crucifix and T Kimura
• How to Control an Opponent Who Rises and Stands

Part 4

• Finishing from Back Crucifix Strangles
• The Garrote
• Arm Locks
• The Totality Principle

Part 5

• Entering the Back Crucifix First Entry Method: Entering Back Crucifix From Top Turtle Behind the Elbows Breakdown First/Crucifix Second
• Crucifix First/Breakdown Second
• Fall Back Vs Fall Forward
• Stopping and Countering a Maki Komi Roll
• Crucifix Vs Referee Position

Part 6

• Second Entry Method: Entering From Top Turtle Position in Front of the Elbows Knee Block Go Behind to Crucifix
• Heel and Spin
• Front Headlock Inversion
• Chest Lock to Back Crucifix
• Third Entry Method: Entering From Bottom Guard From Seated Guard: Heist to Front Headlock
• Entry From Supine Guard: Shin Guard Method

Part 7

• Fourth Entry Method Into Back Crucifix: From Top Guard Position Back Crucifix Entry From Half Guard Top
• Top Seated Guard Into Back Crucifix
• An Important Addition to Your Back Crucifix Submission Arsenal: The Reverse Omoplata