Crab Ride BJJ Instructional Videos (Free Techniques by Instructor)

The video demonstrates a back take technique from the crab ride position, focusing on grip adjustments and rolling over the shoulder to secure the back.

The video "Crab Ride Basics" by Tarik BJJ introduces the crab ride position, which is closely related to the barambolo technique in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. It emphasizes the dynamic nature of the crab ride, the importance of being proficient on both sides, and offers a simple approach to transitioning from a barambolo to a crab ride. The instructor demonstrates how to counter an opponent

The video by Tarik BJJ addresses the issue of maintaining a strong crab ride position in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, highlighting the importance of using the shoulder and forehead to prevent the opponent from pushing down and escaping, while also discussing strategies to expose the opponent's back.

The video promotes Ariel Tabak's instructional on the crab ride position in grappling, highlighting its potential to counter leg lockers and guard players, and emphasizing its importance in improving grappling skills. Viewers are encouraged to purchase the instructional on BJJ Fanatics or through a link in Tabak's Instagram bio.

The video by Jon Thomas explains a crucial detail for executing a crab ride in grappling. Instead of focusing on turning the opponent over, the key is to pin their far leg to prevent them from turning back to center. Once the far leg is pinned, you can drive forward, grab the lapel, and transition to taking the opponent's back.

The video "Understand Crab Ride in 7 Min" by Jon Thomas explains the fundamentals of the crab ride technique in grappling. It emphasizes the importance of chest-to-back connection for effective back control, highlighting that hooks are not always necessary. The instructor discusses the basic crab position, where the practitioner uses hooks on the opponent's thighs to control their movement and create openings to take the back. Key strategies

In the video, Nick Salles discusses the crab ride position in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, emphasizing that it is not solely about being upside down. He explains that the crab ride can be achieved in various orientations, as long as the leg positioning and control are maintained. Salles highlights that the concept of the crab ride can be applied in different scenarios, such as from turtle positions or during transitions,

The video features Nick Salles discussing the crab ride position in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, comparing it to fundamental techniques like triangle chokes and arm bars. He emphasizes the versatility of the crab ride, explaining that it can be set up from various positions such as the matrix or baby bolo. Salles provides an overview of the crab ride, detailing key elements like positioning, grip options, and potential transitions

The video provides three tips for effectively playing the crab ride position in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. First, start with proper positioning by staying about 7:00 away from your partner. Second, use a sticky butterfly hook behind their knee while maintaining control. Lastly, when inverting, ensure a tight clinch, preferably grabbing around the opponent's belly for better control.

The video by Yoshi Jiu-Jitsu Tech demonstrates a step-by-step guide on executing the crab ride technique in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. It covers the entry, setting up the position, controlling the opponent's upper body, creating space for inversion, and transitioning to a back take. The instructor emphasizes maintaining connection with the opponent throughout the process.

The video features Black Belt Randy demonstrating a transition from the crab ride position to the scissor wedge using a grappling dummy. He explains the technique, emphasizing the importance of leg positioning and grip while inverting and tucking the arm. The goal is to achieve a controlled position that allows for further maneuvers, such as the Twister hook or resetting into an infinity position for repeated practice.

The video features Craig Jones demonstrating a technique for taking the back in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) from a standing position using a "crab ride" method. He explains the grips and movements involved, emphasizing the importance of positioning and foot placement to secure the opponent's back effectively. The technique involves using a shallow hook with the right foot and deep grips on the opponent's legs, followed

Dainis Nguyen demonstrates a crab ride technique for taking the back in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. He explains how to pin the opponent's leg, use hooks, and maintain momentum to transition effectively. The technique involves specific hand placements and body positioning to secure control and execute the back take smoothly.

The video features Danny Maira demonstrating the "Essential Crab Ride Drill," which focuses on switching sides while maintaining proper structure in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Maira emphasizes the importance of avoiding poor techniques that can lead to injuries, sharing his own experience with back problems. The drill involves a partner lying on their back while the practitioner uses their bottom leg to post up, transitioning between shoulders while maintaining a straight

The video demonstrates a technique in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu where the instructor transitions from an armpit knee position to a crab ride, securing a hook and using a butterfly grip to create space for a back take.

The video features Espen Mathiesen teaching the crab ride position in jiu jitsu, emphasizing its importance for transitioning to back control. He discusses various entry methods, particularly from the double pull position, and highlights the significance of maintaining tight hooks to prevent opponents from escaping. The crab ride is presented as a versatile position that can arise from different scrambles, and Mathiesen encourages viewers to watch the previous

The video discusses Alexandre Pantoja's unique grappling style in MMA, particularly his effective use of the crab ride technique, which allows him to gain back control and transition to top positions. It highlights how Pantoja's approach, including his ability to invert and utilize crab hooks, sets him apart in the UFC, enabling him to bypass opponents' guards and maintain control during fights.

The video features Lachlan Giles demonstrating advanced techniques in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, specifically focusing on crab rides and body lock passing. He emphasizes the importance of hip connection and proximity to the opponent for effective execution, discussing the challenges of these techniques in a no-gi setting. Throughout the sparring, he showcases his high-level skills, transitioning between positions and attempting various back takes, while highlighting the difficulties

The video features Margot Ciccarelli teaching a technique for executing the crab ride and berimbolo in grappling. She demonstrates how to position oneself with legs spread and hands on the opponent's drawstring, emphasizing the importance of hooking behind the opponent's knees. Ciccarelli explains the significance of maintaining internal rotation to control the opponent's leg movement without excessive effort. She discusses the concept of late

The video features instructor Matt Kwan discussing the crab ride position in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, popularized by the Miao and Mendez brothers. He explains the starting position, known as double shin control, where the practitioner grips the opponent's hips. Kwan emphasizes that while the crab ride is a transitional position, it allows for various techniques and transitions, such as taking the back or inverting

The video features ADCC veteran Mike Perez demonstrating crab ride positional training. He explains the crab ride position, where he secures his partner's legs with intertwined feet and aims to achieve hooks or a body triangle. The defender's goal is to escape or reverse the position. Perez emphasizes maintaining tightness in grips and body positioning to prevent the defender from creating space and escaping. He advises trapping a wrist to

The video is a masterclass on the crab ride technique in jiu-jitsu, taught by Precision MMA. The instructor emphasizes the importance of learning complex techniques in phases and aims to familiarize viewers with the crab ride to enhance their back-taking skills. The session includes drills for switching sides in the crab ride and discusses the significance of maintaining connection with an opponent's hips to effectively execute back takes. The instructor

The video features Rolando Samson demonstrating effective techniques for controlling an opponent in grappling. He emphasizes the importance of controlling the sleeve and adjusting body position to maintain leverage. Samson explains various methods for manipulating the opponent's legs and maintaining pressure, including using the knee to create openings and transitioning grips to secure advantageous positions.

The video "To Crab Ride" by Ryan Hall demonstrates a technique for maintaining a defensive position while transitioning into a crab ride in grappling. Hall explains how to position the body, use foot placement for rotation, and maintain a defensive shield with the knee. He also discusses strategies for controlling the opponent's base and dragging their hips down to gain an advantageous position.

The video demonstrates a technique involving Single Leg X, transitioning to X Guard, then to Crab Ride, and finishing with a Rear Naked Choke. The instructor emphasizes proper leg positioning and grip to secure the submission effectively.

The video features Wim Deputter teaching a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) class focused on the "Crab Ride" technique. He discusses his teaching philosophy, emphasizing practical techniques and ideas rather than rigid theories. Deputter demonstrates how to score points effectively in BJJ, particularly by using the Crab Ride position to gain an advantage. He highlights common mistakes and offers strategies to improve control and execution