Down Under Leg Attacks - In-Depth Review

A lean, effective entry into modern leg locks centered on inside heel hooks.

The Bottom Line

If you want leg locks without getting lost, start here. The course gives clean entries into ashi variants, prioritizes inside heel hooks, and teaches control that scales up. It is older and shorter, but still very usable and inexpensive.

⚡️ Quick facts

Best for: Leg lock beginners

Skip if: You want a tome

Tech focus: Inside Heel Hook, Ashi Garami Entries, Cross Ashi, Outside Ashi, Saddle Entries, Reaping Controls

Biggest takeaway: Start simple, finish inside heel.

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What You'll Learn

Craig’s breakout leg lock primer focused on inside heel hooks and saddle entries. Shorter and leaner than modern mega-sets, it still helps you build a functional game fast.
A budget-friendly classic many grapplers still start with.

Primary Techniques You'll Drill

Inside Heel Hook
Ashi Garami Entries
Cross Ashi
Outside Ashi
Knee Bar Threats
Saddle Entries
Reaping Controls
Leg Entanglement Finishes

Format & Level

Instructional style: System Based, Technique Collection
Skill level: All Levels
Format: No-Gi
Runtime: 2 hours and 49 minutes
Volumes: 4
Released: 2017

Should You Buy It?

Wait for daily deal. I learned that a few well-drilled inside heel hook paths outperform a bloated move list.

Why Craig Jones?

Craig Jones first became widely known for his leg attack success at ADCC 2017. Trained under Lachlan Giles, he helped popularize inside heel hook pathways. His leg systems are designed to be fast to implement and competition-relevant.