BJJ - NoGI - Leg Ride
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The Leg Ride Control family covers the technique of using the legs to ride and control the opponent from behind — a wrestling-based control system where the top wrestler threads one or both legs between the opponent's legs from the back/turtle position, creating a 'leg ride' that is extremely difficult to escape. [1] Leg rides are primarily a folkstyle wrestling control technique used to accumulate riding time (a folkstyle-specific scoring mechanism), but they have been adapted into BJJ (as part of the crucifix and Truck positions) and MMA (as a back control variation). [1],[2] The basic leg ride involves threading one leg (the 'ride leg') between the opponent's legs from behind, hooking the opponent's thigh, and using this hook to control their lower body movement while the arms control the upper body. [2],[3] Advanced leg rides include the 'turk' (figure-four legs around one of the opponent's legs from behind), which provides near-total lower body control and is the gateway to tilts and near-fall exposure. [3]
Leg rides are a wrestling technique that has been central to folkstyle wrestling for over a century, particularly in American collegiate wrestling where riding time is a scoring mechanism. [1] The technique gained additional attention when adapted into BJJ through the 10th Planet Truck position and the crucifix. [1],[2]
Leg rides are the most commonly used riding technique in NCAA folkstyle wrestling. Riding time is a tiebreaker and scoring mechanism in folkstyle. [1]
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Leg rides are controlling positions with minimal injury risk; the primary concern is the opponent's knee being stressed by the hooking leg if positions are adjusted roughly
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Coaching Wrestling Successfully (Dan Gable, 1999)
Description sources — [1] Coaching Wrestling Successfully (Gable, 1999) [2] 10th Planet Truck adaptation
Standard katakana transliteration of Western martial arts terminology (外来語) — used in Japanese MMA, boxing, and BJJ communities
Description sources — [1] Coaching Wrestling Successfully (Gable, 1999) [2] 10th Planet Truck adaptation
leg dexterity (threading between the opponent's legs), hip drive (maintaining forward pressure), endurance (riding for extended periods)
long legs (easier to thread and hook), strong hips, wrestling background
hip flexors (hooking), adductors (squeezing the ride), core (maintaining forward pressure), legs (figure-four control)
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Start from side control or knee ride, then cut your knee and capture your opponent's foot. Once they capture your foot, immediately drive your knee to readjust and prevent them from turning their hips back into you.
After peeling the top leg, keep your knee hooked into their knee and find their foot. Hook both their ankle and thigh, then sit up to take away all the pressure and power from their legs so they can't use their feet to bump or escape.
From leg ride you have multiple submission options including head and arm chokes if your opponent frames your face, and chin lift submissions if they come up on their elbow and you clear their wrist.
The position itself is the foundation—if you play the legs right, the submissions flow naturally from the control you've established.
The Leg Ride Control family covers the technique of using the legs to ride and control the opponent from behind — a wrestling-based control system where the top wrestler threads one or both legs between the opponent's legs from the back/turtle position, creating a 'leg ride' that is extremely difficult to escape. Leg rides are primarily a folkstyle wrestling control technique used to accumulate riding time (a folkstyle-specific scoring mechanism), but they have been adapted into BJJ (as part of the crucifix and Truck positions) and MMA (as a back control variation).
Leg rides are a wrestling technique that has been central to folkstyle wrestling for over a century, particularly in American collegiate wrestling where riding time is a scoring mechanism. The technique gained additional attention when adapted into BJJ through the 10th Planet Truck position and the crucifix.
IBJJF: разрешён — Legal, back control with hooks or body triangle scores 4 points; IJF: разрешён — Legal — back control leads to pin or submission opportunities; ADCC: разрешён — Legal, back mount scores 3 points (4 from sweep); Unified MMA: разрешён — Legal — dominant position for ground-and-pound and rear naked choke; UWW: разрешён — Legal — back exposure is the primary scoring mechanism in wrestling; FIAS Sport Sambo: разрешён — Legal
Оценка опасности 3/10. Low — leg rides are controlling positions with minimal injury risk; the primary concern is the opponent's knee being stressed by the hooking leg if positions are adjusted roughly
Стандартная цепочка подготовки: Establish Back/Turtle Control → Thread the Leg → Hook the Thigh → Establish Figure-Four (Turk) → Ride → Attack.
Стандартные контрприёмы: Sit-out — sitting through to escape the leg hook / Stand-up — driving to standing while stripping the hook / Hip switch — switching the hips to disentangle the hooked leg / Granby roll — rolling to escape the ride.
Распространённые варианты: Basic leg ride (one leg threaded and hooking the opponent's thigh [1]); Turk (figure-four) (figure-four the riding legs for maximum control); Double leg ride (both legs threaded between the opponent's legs; extremely…); Near-side leg ride (hooking the near-side leg from back); Far-side leg ride (hooking the far-side leg for a crossbody ride); Leg ride to tilt (using the ride for near-fall exposure); Leg ride to Truck (BJJ adaptation) (the leg ride concepts applied in the 10th Planet Truck po…).
Leg rides are the most commonly used riding technique in NCAA folkstyle wrestling. Riding time is a tiebreaker and scoring mechanism in folkstyle.
Основные ошибки, на которые стоит обратить внимание: Threading the leg without upper body control — the leg ride requires simultaneous upper body control (waist ride, hal… / Not chaining with tilts — the leg ride's offensive purpose is creating near-fall exposure; riding without attacking w….
Leg Ride Control также известен как Leg Ride, Leg Lace, Turk Ride, Grape Vine Ride.