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424 reviews · 4.98 / 5
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Power Ride: A New Philosophy on Pinning by Craig Jones has 772 customer reviews in this archive, averaging 4.98 out of 5. 98% are five-star and 0 are one or two stars. Reviews run from April 12, 2022 to September 8, 2026. All of them are published below in full, unedited.
Just started to dig in
Brilliant. Pressure and Pins creates mistakes , mistakes create submissions! Great to buy and add to your game if you are looking how to use ways of pinning an opponent and forcing a submission!
applicable at all levels
As an old washed up has been, this type of control is awesome! The majority of my training is in the gi and this instructional is very beneficial in the gi as well! I highly recommend this to anyone who wants to control their opponent in a more efficient manner.
does Craig Jones instructional is something I needed I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to control their opponent
Excellent content for beginners to think about and incorporate into their game early on.
pins, and submitting
Craig Jones has long been a standout figure in the world of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), known for his technical prowess and innovative techniques. His latest offering, “Power Ride,” is no exception. This new philosophy on pinning is a masterclass in attention to detail and presents an eye-opening way of thinking about control in BJJ. From the very first lesson, it’s clear that Jones has poured his heart and soul into developing “Power Ride.” The depth of detail he provides is astonishing, breaking down each movement and position with meticulous precision. Whether you are a seasoned practitioner or a beginner, Jones’ ability to articulate the nuances of pinning will elevate your understanding and execution. What sets “Power Ride” apart is its revolutionary approach to pinning. Jones challenges traditional concepts, encouraging practitioners to rethink their strategies and adopt a more dynamic and effective method of control. His techniques are not just about holding an opponent down but about using leverage, angles, and pressure to dominate the mat. This new way of thinking opens up a plethora of opportunities for advancement in both training and competition. The instructional content is structured in a way that is easy to follow, yet rich in detail. Jones’ teaching style is engaging and accessible, making complex concepts understandable. He seamlessly blends theory with practical application, ensuring that each lesson is both informative and actionable. One of the standout features of “Power Ride” is Jones’ emphasis on adaptability. He recognizes that no two opponents are the same, and his techniques reflect this understanding. By focusing on principles rather than rigid techniques, Jones equips practitioners with the tools to adapt and succeed in a variety of situations. In conclusion, “Power Ride” is a game-changer in the realm of BJJ. Craig Jones has once again demonstrated why he is considered one of the best in the sport. His incredible attention to detail and eye-opening new philosophy on pinning will undoubtedly leave a lasting impact on anyone who studies his work. If you are serious about improving your pinning game and overall control, “Power Ride” is an essential addition to your BJJ library.
Favorite Vid to date.
This series was awesome great content this was the first one of Craigs I have seen and now wanting to see more!
good control
Great instructional
loved it will not be sharing with my friends 😆
I takes some time to really get into it. But once you get it its great.
A lot of valuable folk style wrestling positions applied to jiu jitsu as "between passes" intermediary positions.
I reckon this is funding Craig's nose beers so I figured why not.
A new way to think about top-position and one I've returned to many times.
great lessons
Love the instructional. Surprised Craig Jones has a great mind for the game.
I like the concept of pinning better than passing to get points. I started watching this video yesterday, and today, only by riding the legs + Dagestani Handcuff I made my partner tap with pressure only. I can see myself using this type of techniques more often than the classical bjj style.
A completely new philosophy on pinning and is insanely good.
A completely new philosophy on pinning and is insanely good.
Craig showed a new way to pin and this stuff works!
Craig Jones does it once again by creating a phenomenal instructional. I immediately implemented these pins in my game which completely transformed how I control my opponent. The instructional is full of great detail as well as common counters and needed transitions. I highly recommend this series to anyone looking to improve their ability to control their opponent!
well explained instructional. was able to use a lot of the concepts demonstrated.
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