Power Ride: A New Philosophy on Pinning by Craig Jones
785 reviews · 4.98 / 5
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The B Team Top Game: How to Work Against Seated Guards, Supine Guards, and Those Trying to Stand Up by Craig Jones has 179 customer reviews in this archive, averaging 4.97 out of 5. 97% are five-star and 0 are one or two stars. Reviews run from March 27, 2022 to October 6, 2026. All of them are published below in full, unedited.
power top good
detail guidance for guard pass
guard passing
Craig is a great teacher and his top game instructional is innovative, original and useful. Amazing.
Great instructional
Great
bjj
Not only lots of technical details, but also an entire strategy, providing reasoning behind moves.
totally changed my passing strategy
This has really helped to map out a way forward in dealing with different opponents on the ground.
Craig Jones keeps it easy to follow and light-hearted with jokes
Great instructional
Craig is the most fun instructor and always gives quality content.
Great tips for no gi open guard attacking.
I was exposed to a lot of new ideas and powerful tools
another great series from craig and the b team boys
Funny and full of great details
Craig is clear, concise, and super innovative.
great stuff for anyone looking to improvement their top game!
gave great ideas on how to approach from the top instead of just trying to engage the guard then pass
Ths instructional is full with great details that are very logical and pratical.
good strategy and power tactics I might not use all of them though.
I love it
great details and kept me interested
only just purchased so can't give a full review but so far I am glad I purchased. Craig jones giving a new perspective to guard passing that I never knew I needed.
Very effective techniques
Great one to change up your passing and good emphasis on details in certain situations.
Craig Shows a lot of important principles and heuristics to follow. This in combination with several very solid techniques. Helped me a lot with some crucial details
Always looking forward to Craig’s instructionals
Craig has a interesting take on passing that you don't really see in other instructionals. Highly recommend.
Craig always has one or two details that I never see from other instructors., which often make lower percentage moves high percentage. His details on killing the hooks from body locks have completely changed the way I use the pass.
Absolutely banging review! Really going to help me develop this aspect of my game
love Craig's instructionals. Always takes a different approach
fantastic instructional with a wide array of information on dealing with all different types of gaurd players eg supline, seated, standing to put people into non point scoring positions with full control and make them gas out with constant pressure. feel sorry for Tyler :joy:
Takes the passing game and brings it to the modern age. Will make you rethink what it means to be a power top.
so good I feel like I could dominate any bottom
If I had enough money I would buy every one of the Craig Jones instructionals lol. He explains the concepts well and in a way that makes them easy to remember. This is something you can watch that will immediately improve your game no matter what level you are. I really like the new modern approach to pins with the intention of scoring fatigue, rather than points and how Craig illustrates exactly how to implement this strategy
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craig's instructionals are like learning chess from a grandmaster. Great to study the concepts, take a few in the gym at a time, drill with the homies, then smesh.
Ton's of very great information
From basics to more complicated, both great, both funny, beautifully explained
Amazing teacher! Lots of insight into guard *********** :sweat_smile:
Great instructional to brush up on the fundamentals of BJJ, as well as for teaching students. Craig is easy to follow and throws in concepts as well as overall techniques.
Changed the way i pass positions and is eye opening
Craig always brings different approaches to modern Jiu Jitsu that yield amazing results.
Great way to approach guard
great instructional, Easy to understand, improved my passing game really quick with this one.
Great instructional. I heard some fair critiques about this that you won't get good at breaking guards following instructional, since Craig's thesis is that you should avoid getting into guards altogether. There's merit to that. However, that's a bit like saying don't practice guard retention and only positional escapes. What's valuable about this is the strategy you'd employ in a competition. Give them nothing, tire them out, pass and submit. I had Danaher's New Wave guard pass instructional, so I wasn't sure if I should get it, but I'm glad I did. Danaher doesn't really cover the strategy aspect in his, more the mechanics of passes. Craig is heavy on ideas and tactics.
Craig is a great teacher and explains concepts very well. He adds a lot of humor to this video. His concept of the power top already got me rethinking my game. There is a ton of info and ideas and the first hour is all conceptual way at looking at and staying on top.
Very unique concepts for passing and getting passed guard. His approach is complete unique, as is the case with most his grappling. Would reccomend this video to anyone looking to pass better and throw people off!
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