How To Get Better At Pin Escapes
Learn how to get better at pin escapes in BJJ with clear principles, key concepts, and study guides from top coaches like John Danaher, Lachlan Giles, Marcelo Garcia, and more.
John Danaher’s Pin Escapes
Lachlan Giles Pin Escapes
Jon Thomas Pin Escapes
Marcelo Garcia Pin Escapes
Firas Zahabi and Karel Pravec Pin Escapes
Rory van Vliet Pin Escapes
BJJ Curriculum Pin Escapes
Roy Dean Pin Escapes
About The Author

I’m a grappling geek who treats the mat like a mad science lab, where “experiments” involve getting choked out while pondering optimal protein timing. Obsessed with outsmarting Father Time through smart strength hacks, evidence-based eats, and nutrition that keeps this 45-year-old chassis rolling (not tapping) through endless rounds. Off the mat, I strum the guitar like it owes me money, belt out tunes that scare the neighbors, or bury my nose in books on mindset, physiology, and philosophy, because nothing says “fun” like testing stoic wisdom mid-armbar. Oh and I love playing Red Dead Redemption 2.
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