Power Ride: A New Philosophy on Pinning by Craig Jones
772 reviews · 4.98 / 5
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How to Pass Guards Quickly and Easily Using Leg Attacks by Craig Jones has 260 customer reviews in this archive, averaging 4.92 out of 5. 92% are five-star and 0 are one or two stars. Reviews run from June 25, 2018 to September 3, 2026. All of them are published below in full, unedited.
it gives nice details on linking passes on both sides with an attention on leg locks threats. It is an interesting instructional, not for beginners though.
Great instructional video. I love the detailed instruction Craig Jones in regard to the positions leading to the guard passes as well as the leg locks. These definitely help with guard passing!
Detailed passing instructions. Jones gives a lot of information here
Great content
Really helpful, in-depth but concise
I enjoy learning the intricacies of Craig's leg attack game, it's something which I'm expanding on within my own game, what's even better is using leg attacks to threaten the guard pass! Thanks Craig, great instructional.
great dvd!
Amazing instructor, all of his videos are top notch. Your behind if your not studying this guy.
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Very i formative like the conceptualization of technique explanation.
Great rundown of how to progressively pass guard. Very structured concepts with great techniques and breakdowns of positions. Not just form the guard passer, but what to expect from the person playing guard. Chaining/being able to chain together 3 sequential methods of attack (in this case passing) really goes to show how dominant you can become with just the knowledge of what to do and when to do them.
Craig Jones is one of the best instructors on this site. He explains things simply and with enough detail to have success in the training room while not overwhelming the learner. I highly recommend any and all of his instructional's.
Like all of Craig's instructionals I've purchased this one is top notch technique
I chose this product because I needed a new method to pass guard and it helped deliver a few concepts that I can put into practice. Coming from a more traditional BJJ school, it has helped as a primer into both leg attacks and passing the guard using variations of techniques.
I love the way Craig Jones breaks down the technique and teaches. Some great info on the instructional. Well worth it.
Very good instructional. Helped me getting a new perspective on combining passing and leg locks.
This is a relatively short series - each disc is only about 35 minutes, but it's a well-connected series of 12 techniques with plenty of details to make them work in conjunction with common leg locks. I would advise some experience with both passing and leg locks before picking it up though.
Craig is a damn good teacher when it comes to techniques and principles on how to apply them. There are some good passing positions and leglocks entries made really easy to understand in this series.
Very technical for me as a beginner. But exactly what i needed a intro to leg locks.
Very easy to follow yet a big game changer immediately! I highly recommend this to any looking to pass the guard.
It is a awesome instructional with nice small details.
A lot of tech videos are wandering, but Craig Jones is an excellent teacher and justifies and explains things in detail with direction and purpose.
Solid passes most instructors should have in thier repertoire already. The passes are bread and butter and work very well. Innovation is from the leg lock reaction.
This is what I needed to start trusting my own game. So many ways to pass. Just give pressure and right angle. ...and so other details...
Everything is based off of a common position in jiu jitsu, making it easy to chain everything craig teaches together.
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