The Joe Rogan Experience JRE MMA Show #111 with John Danaher
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May 28, 2021 
Join legendary jiu-jitsu coach John Danaher, founder of the Danaher Death Squad, as he explores the evolution of grappling and its competitive landscape. He highlights the exciting shift towards submission-focused jiu-jitsu over traditional scoring methods. Danaher also shares insights on the cultural changes needed within Brazilian jiu-jitsu and innovative training techniques that incorporate physical and mental attributes. Additionally, he addresses the unique challenges athletes face and emphasizes the importance of resilience in the realm of combat sports.
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Jiu-Jitsu Needs a UFC
- Jiu-jitsu needs an organization like the UFC to properly showcase its athletes and grow the sport.
- Flow Grappling aims to provide that platform, improving athlete pay and exposure.
Submissions Over Points
- Submission-based grappling is more entertaining for spectators than points-based approaches.
- Athletes like Marcelo Garcia, known for their submission focus, become legends.
Training Room Culture
- Foster a training culture that prioritizes submissions, not just winning.
- Athletes should aim for the ideal of jiu-jitsu: control leading to submission.