Are You Tired Of Feeling Stuck?!

The most grueling position for most people is easily Cross Sides Bottom.

Being held down, stuck, unable to move, and in some cases maybe even unable to breath!

Even in Wrestling cross sides is the easiest position to get a PIN.

End the suffering, get mobile, get out, get-

Un-Pinnable

The new series from SBG Black Belt Ray Price.

“Ray Price is an incredible teacher. Straight Blast’s greatest strength is its focus on fundamentals. I attended his seminar on side control escapes and broke down how to use your body to escape the position. He dove into the principles of base, posture, and connection with every move he taught. I would definitely take one of his seminars again.” – Zach Rios

We’ve all been there, stuck under someone, maybe someone newer, maybe even a lower belt.

Cross sides is by far the easiest way to keep someone down. Most people who train know this and will use it to their advantage, seeking just that position to keep them in place.

Stuck, is the worst feeling. When you feel like you are unable to move, nothing else matters. The core principles of Ray Price’s cross sides bottom course fixes this.

Ray Price’s Fundamental 5 of Cross Sides Bottom

Easy enough right?

Well if we feel stuck how can we move to free our shoulder?

In Un-Pinnable’s 50 lesson course Ray will break all of that down and more.

How to make sure you are NEVER Stuck.

How?

Are you aware of all the types of movements available to you in cross sides bottom?

Are you aware of which movements are hampered by which holds?

There are ALWAYS options.

It’s just a matter of learning What those options are.

“I walked away from the Ray Price seminar significantly more confident in my abilities to sweep and escape from side control bottom. Coach Price has a real gift for teaching in that he doesn’t teach the techniques as a series of movements (i.e. this hand here, that foot there, post like this, press like that), but teaches you to understand how the forces of leverage can be manipulated and capitalized by the student. At the end of the seminar I was able to understand why each technique worked from each position, rather than executing them after thinking, “this is what the coach said to do when I’m in this position.”

As testament to the class, I was able to employ one of the sweeps or escapes taught in the class more than a half-dozen times during first open mat after the seminar. By the end of the training week I’d escaped or swept from side control bottom more than two dozen times. Not bad for a white belt with less than two years’ experience!

The seminar was well-worth the money, and I’d recommend any class Coach Price offers to any serious jiujitsu practitioner.” – Emery Blem

Being Mobile Is One Thing, Getting Out Can Be An Entirely Different Problem.

We’ve all been there, no matter where we go, what we do, we still can’t get OUT.

Timing can cause this problem, but usually it’s just THE WRONG ESCAPE.

Knowing a way to get out is an entirely different issue than getting out. There are a ton of different ways to hold someone down from cross sides top and the way out is dictated there.

We’ve all had those times when we were able to escape doing the “wrong” escape. Maybe it was strength, speed, or just GRIT, that got you through, but it was anything but efficient.

Know the right circumstance for a specific escape can make all the difference in the world.

In Un-Pinnable

You’ll learn not only the different routes,

But how to SEE those routes.

Saving you time and energy!

Now you can get out. But why not,

GET ON TOP!

Usually getting on top from cross sides is dictated by the top person making a horrendous mistake with their weight. Something that rarely happens outside of white belt.

Ray has spent YEARS working on, perfecting, and honing Cross Sides Bottom SWEEPS!

Un-Pinnable has an entire section breaking down how to get on TOP.

I know it’s hard to imagine, you’ve been STUCK, unable to move, let alone get out or get on top.

But it’s real!

The set ups, the skinny X angle (If you don’t know about the skinny X check out Matt’s material in SBGU), how to position yourself to control the top players post, and their weight.