Catch Wrestling: CACC Rides w/a few Transitions: Snake Pit U.S.A.

[@lonoprime7176]

Catch is the best. Thanks for putting out the videos during these crazy times.

[@RAPEDBYBLACKS]

Joel is one of the most articulate and well spoken coaches. Phenomenal explanations with no fluff. Amazing stuff.

[@SnakePitUSA]

Thank you for the kind words. They are truly appreciated. 🙏🏻 - J. Bane

[@jasonpoilovs4903]

This is a goldmine!

[@kieferk4874]

I love this!!! ❤️ great stuff here

[@chadbaird180]

Coming from a bjj black belt, that was fucking excellent brother! I will be studying your stuff as this is the style I teach my students 🙏

[@SnakePitUSA]

@@chadbaird180 Thank you my brother. I appreciate the support. Your students are blessed to have a no nonsense coach such as yourself! 🙏🏻- J. Bane

[@andrewpavey]

I have next to zero grappling experience, but this is awesome. I just became a catch fan. Time to start studying.🤙

[@felixhenriquez8797]

Thank you man, I get flashbacks from my high school coach he always use to say to make it an uncomfortable hell for the opposition if you can do that you have the advantage. Thank again.

[@IgnatiusCheese]

People dont get it . . .Sakuraba want an unorthodox grappler. He was a Catch Wrestler, there was a method to the madness. The Billy Robinson way is the way

[@joshsanford3697]

Beautiful!

[@daniilvolosin1816]

Great video

[@brianmatthews9965]

God bless you for your incredible contributions in studying, propagating with great teaching and promoting this art. So helpful for MMA also. I hope catch wrestling gets collegiate funding and in turn becomes a widely popular and funded sport in no small part to the Snake Pit USA Kind regards, and be sure to double wrist lock the cheeky fuckers with coronavirus who don't stay at home From Punjab (India) and the United Kingdom

[@SnakePitUSA]

Brian Matthews 🙏🏻

[@iloveibanez92]

This is some amazing stuff. do you have any recommendations for cac resources? Books? Instructionals?

[@SnakePitUSA]

aaf check out our video instructional library at: www.SnakePitUSA.com

[@beanman1137]

awesome

[@chaos_omega]

Nasty stuff! Thanks.

[@ThievesInTheTreasureRoom]

I love this, thanks J.B.! If the head-and-arm choke/side-choke/kata-gatame is considered as a pin, does that mean raising your hips off the ground makes it more effective, or is that not recommended for that particular pin/sub?

[@SnakePitUSA]

Matt S We don’t play by Sport Catch rules unless it’s specifically a Catch Wrestling tournament. The pinning I teach is used to control, and create misery, forcing reactions, and entanglements or separating the head from the shoulders like for a neck crank. So yes you want your butt off the ground about 1” for head and arm. Then your base (feet in that ride) have to be used appropriately. The drive leg (one closest to their shoulder) should be sole away driving into the ribs, and the post leg should be 90 degrees and used like a car jack to get your butt off the ground. The more you’re touching the ground, the less pressure you can put on your opponent. - J. Bane

[@TeamP]

18:56 Who done it? 😂

[@SnakePitUSA]

Hahaha! It was a lot of knee on belly pressure! 😂

[@form_7wrestlingman810]

Kinda some if the same material josh shows in his punishing rides dvd

[@SnakePitUSA]

Standard ofExcellence makes sense. 👍🏻