Learn the Crab Ride w Espen Mathiesen
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ม.ค. 2021
- The Crab Ride is one of the most powerful back attack systems in modern jiu jitsu. Espen Mathiesen and Tommy Langaker from Norway have innovated this position to become two of the most successful modern competitors in Jiu Jitsu. On top of their success they trained at a small gym when developing these systems through smart training. This video espen goes through some of the most important and foundational aspects of attack with this position. If you would like more technique from Tommy and Espen check out their website www.wulfingacademy.com
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Amazing, guys.
Nice stuff guys, thanks a lot!
You're my idol dude. I have learned SO much from you in such a short amount of time. Please continue to make some of the BEST youtube content out there for our shared passion.
Thank you !
Great content! going to work on these... thanks
Thank you so much
thank you! very nice good great helpful!
this video makes me find jiu_jitsu more fun!
thank you for these videos with Espen Jon, I’m currently developing my game around crab rides and these and your future videos will help me develop and complete the whole system... 👏🤙🏻 more power to your channel
Thanks buddy really appreciate the support!
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Hey Jon thank you for these great collaboration videos with really high class guys. If you're still out there can you do a video or two on options and overview of collar sleeve and far side collar sleeve with Tommy and Espen? Thanks again!
Awesome stuff! I love the Vikings 🪓
Спасибо!
My favorite BJJ channel!
Great details
Great video, also at the end I realised that I had listened to your podcast with Tom Halpin, the inside position. So it's nice to put a face to the voice. 🤙
Love the tripod concept. similar to the Nick Salles video. No wonder these guys are masters of these positions!
Yeah the tripod concept makes a huge difference for me in keeping my legs tight in the crab ride. Use to have so much problems with people pushing the feet off.
Yeah, you know the rolling calf lock you do to the opponent from when the OPPONENT has you in de la riva (while you are standing), where you roll through and grab them.. that would be a good one to show, because I feel it's a fancy way to find the crab ride
Also, I'm pretty sure the reverse half guard (taught to me by andre galvao #namedrop) is where I started developing the hook switching and where people try to get there butt on the ground alot..
Out with an injury rn. These videos are great keeping me sharp. Thanks for the great content as always.
Happy it’s helping buddy!
You guys are awesome!
Thanks buddy, has been a lot of great training. Working on a lot of Underhook dlr in the gym together right now. Passing and playing it. Might put some content out on that soon too.
Well done. OSS
Amazing video... oss
Thanks buddy, espen is world class and so knowledgeable
traditional berimbolo.. haha making me feel old! awesome stuff.
Hello Jon and Espen,
I have a couple of questions for you relating to the crab ride.
1. How do you prevent leg attacks while being in the crab ride?
2. How do you handle being in the crab ride when they slam there hips down to the mat, I find it very difficult including with the pants grip. so I end up finishing the position with leg drag.
3. Does the tripod concept help deal with those situations?
Great questions! All things I've also been wondering
I get it! Well done.
I'd be interested to see some crab ride set-ups and concepts from top position!
This is the way I found that crab ride works best for me, with the head away, and tripoding. I learned a version that is a middle ground between the “wrong” way he showed and his own version, with the head closer but still tripoding. For me his version works best because you can really pressure into the back of their legs, making them much easier to manipulate.
Yeah I feel a strong tripod makes all the difference in being able to keep the pressure on the hooks. That was making a huge difference for me Immediately.
@@JonThomasBJJ No doubt. Great job Jon with the content, and Espen as well. Thank you 🙏🏽
Consistent quality content! Thank you guys! 🙏
Thanks buddy doing my best to keep it coming!
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I am become crab, destroyer of worlds
Hey Jon, do you find it more effective to tripod with your head tight to the hips or away from the hips?
How flexible do you have to be to insert the first leg into crab from bolo at 1:21?
What is the move or reference being referred to as the "x-sweep"at 1:43?
Anyone know where to find the "first video" he is referring to?
Thanks! Can someone link me the first video? I must be simple I can't find it 😅
Dw got it haha
Forehead detail is gamechanging.
Also it doesn't require as much flexibility
hey jon I was trying this tonight and one of the brown belts was telling me to watch my feet bc he said he could ankle lock me, what do you think?
Not sure exactly which position you're talking about, but I would note that for all the berimbolos and crab rides, the chance of getting leg locked is very, very low provided you spend the time and effort to learn how to defend them.
I understand, in the beginning you do get caught in toe holds, knee bars, 50/50, heel hooks, etc. But at a high level, you will almost never see someone get leg locked while doing a berimbolo / crab ride, regardless of whether it's gi or no-gi.
Ele fala muito pra mostrar a execução do movimento