Championship Catch Wrestling: The Head and Arm Ride by Josh Barnett
96 reviews · 5.0 / 5
Josh Barnett · Combo
Championship Level Catch Wrestling by Josh Barnett has 50 customer reviews in this archive, averaging 4.96 out of 5. 96% are five-star and 0 are one or two stars. Reviews run from February 13, 2021 to May 13, 2026. All of them are published below in full, unedited.
Awesome details on finishing the double wrist lock as well as fighting to keep it. Kimuras are more than a trap and Americanas work... its just the devil is in the details.
great
Josh Barnett is hands down one of my favorite figures in grappling and MMA and his instruction is second-to-none. He is hilarious and he teaches in a straightforward, easy-to-understand way. His tips for the double-wrist lock/kimura are indispensable.
Josh has once again provided an excellent instructional, presenting the concept in a clear and comprehensive manner. I have successfully applied his techniques to achieve efficient and successful live rolling.
Josh is awesome. I've got all of his instructional and they're all well worth the money.
Awesome
Great work
Great details about applying the double wrist lock/ kimura.
Even if you think you know the Kimura/double-wrist lock, there's something here that you haven't seen or thought of before. There's great tips and tricks as well as grips breaks and setups and more.
An in-depth look at gaining, keeping, and using the double wrist lock from a catch wrestling perspective. In catch, the double wrist lock is considered a position (or maybe a way of life) and Barnett treats it that way. This is an excellent video. Highly recommended.
This is a great breakdown from a very experienced grappler. I feel like this is one of those positions I get all the time, but I rarely finish. I am going to keep working on these techniques and I am confident that this will become a strong part of my game.
Great insight into catch wrestling. I'm definitely not an expert but some of these techniques have definitely helped my game and have helped me gain a slight advantage over those damn blue belts at my club!
Josh Barnett is catch Wrestling and if you want to take your wrestling, BJJ, Grappling to the next level. this is a must
very solid instructional. great great details (EG: the hand positioning and rotation for a perfect kimu... double wristlock).
Definitely helped refine my DWL and gave me new insights into entries from different positions. Barnett does a great job at explaining the finer details of the hold.
Definitely helped refine my DWL and gave me new insights into entries from different positions. Barnett does a great job at explaining the finer details of the hold.
This one of my favourite instructionals. Fundamentally sound with solid, reliable techniques that can instantly added in your drilling and rolling from the get go. Josh's instruction is clear, concise and entertaining. A must have in your instructional collection.
Such a great tutorial, Josh makes things look and feel so easy for such devastating manouveres.
Would of liked to see Josh show he's take on some other Catch Wrestling techniques in this video, but cant go past the DWL if your a Catch guy!
Josh Barnett does a tremendous job of pointing out the little details that will bring your DWL game to the next level. Simple and effective, I was able to immediately utilize the information in this course
Great details from the legend!
Great instructional with some awesome details. Finishing % went way up after this one.
Loved this video from the legendary Josh Barnett, really learnt a lot.
Josh is one of my favorite fighters so I jumped at the opportunity to kb earn some of his tricks. I really liked Barnett’s perspective of the double wrist lock/Kimura. He gives little details that help a lot when performing the move from top side Mount position that really helped my game and it was exactly what I was looking for.
Great content from a submission legend!
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