The B Team Bottom Game: Imparting Wrestling, Turtling, and Heisting For Superior Results by Craig Jones
430 reviews · 4.98 / 5
Craig Jones · Combo
Power Ride: A New Philosophy on Pinning by Craig Jones has 785 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 November 8, 2026. All of them are published below in full, unedited.
Really interesting alternative to traditional Jiu Jitsu pins. I’ve started to implement it to my game and had great success.
Great habits to develop for any level
Great instructional. Craig is articulate, knowledgeable and his sense of humor makes his delivery of techniques one of a kind. Highly recommend people watch this one.
Cool philosophy. As craig acknowledges, a lot of these positions don't score, but they do help control and open up subs and scoring positions. Been working on this a lot and have noticed a big difference, espcially with shelfing.
Another great instructional!!...Get it!
as a power bottom i approve of this instructional
Short of watching the Dagastani’s in ufc, I’ve never seen anything like this. The concepts and techniques are incredible here and so suffocating. Also Craig is one of the best teachers I’ve seen in these videos.
This is a great instructional to learn from, even valuable at white belt. I can shut down spazzy explosive white belts and am making more progress compared to my peers. Craig makes the concepts really easy to understand
Really inreresting stuff, helped me a lot in my game.
Very different perspective on pinning than you usually get, great concepts
amazing stuff as always
Great instructional, gonna buy another one soon.
Totally made me rethink how I’m learning this sport and how/why we pass and the positions we settle in. Just a 9 month white belt but it honestly has been helping so much and my coach seems to like it so well he’s told me he wants me to help him teach this. Thanks for letting me steal this and make money off of you Craig!
Still easily a top-3 instructional on BBJ Fanatics. 5 Stars!
Besto tutorial so far
it is a must have.
I enjoyed it
Definitely surprised by this as I had reservations on it going in but it made a lot of sense. Good video, definitely recommended.
as good as I thought
Very easy to get for my next rolling.
good
great video. has given me a different perspective on attacking. a little tricky to implement at first, but works great!
Cool stuff and easy to remember
Great - screw point systems, this is my new thing.
❤️️
Veeeerryy Nice.
You did not die in vain brother. The skills demonstrated on you will now be applied to all my unsuspecting and future former friends. Excellent instructional and easy to understand details that can start to be plugged into your game right away.
From the outset, its clear that Craig has seen peens of all shapes and sizes, and has a keen grasp of all sorts of peens. While traditional peens leave him unsated, craig has found that he responds very enthusiastically to wrestler peens, and its this knowledge that he is keen to convey to the viewer. 5 stars, craig knows peens.
Awesome material
A great, practical system for pinning! Good points about the philosophy of traditional BJJ pinning and its weaknesses. Clear guidelines and concepts that are easy to put into practice.
I have watched almost all of the content of the DVD and I have been very happy with the level of detail and the concepts that Craig teaches.
This instructional is awesome to create a body awareness that is non-typical of the points BJJ that everyone else is used to. Highly recommend it for MMA fighters and self defense oriented folks as well!
This instructional is gold, the approach is unorthodox and dangerous, amazing to add to your guard game.
Great like all his videos!
Great concepts to add to your arsenal! Has given me new ways to control opponents and dominate inside space. A little tricky to apply at first but after practicing and re-watching, starting to make sense.
10/10
Great instructional, highly recommended, this didn't just refine my approach it completely changed how I think about passing and pinning.
This completely changed the way I approaching pins
A great philosophy/system that gives you extreme control over your opponents leading to high percentage submissions. Really shuts down traditional escapes. These concepts will reinvent the way people think about control in jiu-jitsu.
These concepts are great. Craig is a great teacher. I have been training some MMA as well and these concepts transfer over very well. Adding these to my game has been fun.
A very different perspective on the philosophy of traditional pins in jiu jitsu. Been taking the ideas and concepts from this instructional and adding them into my game. I feel like it has most definitely improved my top game and increased my ability to convert pins into submissions.
Reinvented my top game
Good instructional that changes the way you think about your gane
Whole new idea about pinning - really refreshing
Jiu-jitsu 2.0!
I can tell you these techniques work because quite frankly they help me control my toddler son when it's time to trim his toenails. If you don't have kids, let me tell you, there is not a stronger being on this earth than a toddler that doesn't want his toenails trimmed. These techniques work on him and training partners.
Completely changed my perspective on playing top game
Something else for sure. Not for IBJJF point fighting system or any point fighting system. More of an wrestling/mma approach.
Changes with way you look at control for the better.
The value of this instructional is that it’s very different than most instructionals you see. Craig Jones is thinking outside the box: What are the best control techniques if you ignore trying to score points? Focusing on strong control where escape is difficult (or at least unfamiliar to the traditionally trained BJJ player), we find different pins work. I appreciate the contrarian way of thinking here, and it will surely diversify and expand your tool kit on the mats. I’ve started trying leg-splitting pins and the stacked mount at the knees, and they worked really well (until my instructor told me to work my mount higher, where I then lost control!) The only improvement that I’d have liked to see was better audio quality when Craig Jones is facing away from the camera, but that doesn’t detract from the real value of the series.
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