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Access More Jiujitsu Videos By Joining My YouTube Membership Page    / @stuartcooperfilms   By Joining My MEMBERSHIP Page you will be supporting my channel and helping me produce lots more Jiujitsu video content for you here on YouTube. You will also access lots of unseen technique Videos, breakdowns, short films, behind the scenes rolling footage and uncut interviews.   / stuartcooperfilms   Subscribe to my NEW PATREON PAGE to access more EXCLUSIVE & UNSEEN Jiujitsu video content. This will help me to keep producing more Jiujitsu films online for FREE 🙏 Audio from Joe Rogan Experience MMA Show Episode 11 https://open.spotify.com/episode/3cWW... SUBSCRIBE to my Channel:    / stuartcooperfilms   My Website and Social media links: Website: https://www.stuartcooperfilms.com Facebook:   / stuartcooperfilms   Instagram:   / stuartcooperfilms   Twitter:   / stucooperfilms   John Danaher is a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) black belt under Renzo Gracie and who is widely regarded by the grappling community as one of the best coaches his generation produced. Praised by some of the prime figures in combat sports such as mixed martial arts (MMA) guru Greg Jackson and jiu-jitsu legend Vinícius Draculino for his knowledge and teaching capabilities, Danaher is best known for his work with athletes such as George Saint Pierre (GSP), Garry Tonon, Gordon Ryan, and Eddie Cummings a sporting workgroup fans labeled as the Danaher Death Squad (DDS). DANAHER DEATH SQUAD BREAK-UP On July 2021, coach John Danaher announced the end of the Danaher Death Squad as a unified training and competition team, alluding to “the physical location of a future school, personality conflicts, conflicting values and an inevitable tension between the team brand and the growing individual brands of members” as the main factors for the split (original statement here). Later that month, John and his student Gordon Ryan announced the name of their new team: New Wave Jiu-Jitsu. Although the squad lost a few key players at the time, such as Gordon’s brother, Nicky Ryan, Craig Jones, Ethan Crelinsten, and Nicky Rodriguez (all of whom went on to form the “B-Team” workgroup), New Wave kept Garry Tonon and Oliver Taza from the remaining Danaher Death Squad.