Entries Into Rear Triangle Back Position by John Danaher

Overview

John Danaher demonstrates entries into the rear triangle (Ashi Garami) from turtle position. He details two primary methods: a tight waist entry that breaks the opponent down to their hips, and a sliding angle entry that manipulates the opponent's balance. Both sequences emphasize securing wrist control, penetrating the leg behind the tricep, and establishing a unified leg structure to finish the choke.

What's covered

1. 0:00Rear Triangle Mechanics & Tight Waist Entry
2. 2:05Sliding Angle Entry from Turtle
3. 3:16Consolidated Finish & Summary

Techniques in this video

1. 01
   Rear Triangle from Turtle — Sliding Angle Entry

   2:09 – 3:16·Back Control·Submission
2. 02
   Rear Triangle from Turtle — Tight Waist Entry

   0:46 – 2:05·Back Control·Submission

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