Power Ride: A New Philosophy on Pinning by Craig Jones
772 reviews · 4.98 / 5
Craig Jones · Combo
Down Under Leg Attacks by Craig Jones has 315 customer reviews in this archive, averaging 4.95 out of 5. 95% are five-star and 0 are one or two stars. Reviews run from January 5, 2018 to August 28, 2026. All of them are published below in full, unedited.
Absolutely beautiful entries and finishes that I was able to implement to my game immediately.
Craig's early system is great for learning the overview of the leg game and relatively simple transitions/attacks. I think it's great for anyone who wants an easy reference for an effective system.
Great details on grips, entries, positioning and staying safe in those positions.
This was my first instructional on heel hooks that I ever bought, and the content is gold. Superb details on control, breaking, and transitioning positions. Unlike other instructionals that I've purchased, Craig also goes into staying safe and escaping the primary leg lock positions such as the saddle, 50/50, and single leg x/ashi garami. 100% worth the money.
if you would like to find an instructional which is super beginner level with leglocks, this is the instructional for you. clearly structured, easy to understand, easy to navigate and a great way to start you journey into the leglocks. highly recommend
Nice breakdown of concepts for understanding leglocks and entries to the legs
Easy to follow and great for me going a bit more in-depth with leg locks as our gym doesn’t train them often. Have already seen massive progress during rolling.
Great break down of the techniques and foot lock game
Simple and effective breakdowns.
This really added a lot to my leg lock game
In 2017, this instructional was flat-out revolutionary. In 2023, when we've been well into the leg lock renaissance for a few years, it's no longer the absolute game-changer that it used to be, but the material here is still extremely important to master for anyone who wants to play leg locks at a high level. The "meta" at the top level has changed- in this instructional Craig spends a lot of time working on the saddle position, for example, in contrast to how he shows a more diversified set of techniques in his more-recent Systematic Submission Dilemmas- but if you're competing at the level where that would matter, you knew that already. If you've stayed up to date on B-Team/ New Wave instructionals in the last couple years, you might have seen some of this already, but it's still an excellent entry point for those who are looking for their first leg lock instructional.
Best teacher for leg locks. In depth and concise. Recommend this video.
It's very technical and simple
Craig gives a concise account of many leglock techniques, and how to chain them from other submission threats
Very informative and helped me with positions and transitions.
Really good details on breaking mechanics and control. Rate it very highly
This product contains a lot of good info about, setting up and finishing heel hooks, as well as how to get into heel hooks from other attacks, and how to take the back from leg lock positions and scrambles
Great video. Craig goes into just the right amount of detail to provide a good foundation into the leg game.
Has helped my game tenfold and is well worth the money. A gold medal instructional from the king of winning silver.
Well balanced leg lock instructional, dense but not too lengthy and covers both defense and attack aspects of the leg lock game.
The basics you need to start navigating the Leglock game. Easy to understand and not to long, each dvd is easily watchable. Good details and pointers for improvement. Would buy again!
Great explanation with a lot of details.
I have been wanting to learn more leg attacks and this was the perfect way to do that.
Great DVD. Covers setups, entries, and counters to leg locks. Strong emphasis on inside heel hooks.
Great intro to leg locks and easy to Use.
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