Cross Examination A Crucifix Deep Dive by Eli Knight and Jared Jessup
The crucifix is one of the most dangerous control positions in grappling, and few coaches have studied it as closely as Eli Knight and Jared Jessup.
Eli Knight is a black belt with more than 30 years in the martial arts and the creator of Knight Jiu-Jitsu, and Jared Jessup is a Royce Gracie black belt and the founder of iQ Jiu-Jitsu.
In Cross Examination: A Crucifix Deep Dive, Knight and Jessup break down how to get to the crucifix from the turtle, the stockade, the cradle, butterfly guard and guard passing, and how to finish from the back and top crucifix.
This isn't just a crucifix course, it's a full system of control, isolation and submissions built around one position.
The crucifix is one of the most dangerous control positions in grappling, and few coaches have studied it as closely as Eli Knight and Jared Jessup.
Eli Knight has spent more than 30 years training and teaching martial arts, and through Knight Jiu-Jitsu he teaches both sport jiu jitsu and self-defense, including to law enforcement. Jared Jessup earned his black belt under Royce Gracie and founded iQ Jiu-Jitsu in Benton, Illinois. Now they're sharing a complete study of the crucifix.
In Cross Examination: A Crucifix Deep Dive, Knight and Jessup break down the crucifix from every angle: positional variations, attacks from the turtle, the back crucifix, the top crucifix split series, and the entries that get you there in the first place. This isn't just a crucifix course, it's a full system of control, isolation and submissions built around one position.
Whether you're attacking a turtled opponent, passing the guard or scrambling for the back, the crucifix serves as a hub you can reach from many places. You'll learn clock chokes, rear naked chokes, straight arm locks, rolling reverse omoplatas, reverse triangles, neck cranks, kimura transitions and dorsal arm locks, all connected to the same position.
The crucifix works because it takes both of your opponent's arms out of the fight. Once one arm is trapped by your legs and the other is controlled by your hands, they can't defend the neck and the arms at the same time, and every submission you add makes the next one easier to finish.
If you've ever wondered how some grapplers trap an arm and finish from positions everyone else just holds, this is how they do it.
Learn how to enter, control and finish from the crucifix with Eli Knight and Jared Jessup.
What Exactly Do You Get?
Part 1: Crucifix Attacks from the Turtle
Crucifix Positional Variations
No Gi Clock Choke from Turtle
Rear Naked Choke from Turtle Prone
Straight Arm Lock from Turtle
Rolling Reverse Omoplata from Turtle
Reverse Triangle from Turtle
Part 2: Back Crucifix Attacks
Rear Choke Variations from Back Crucifix
Neck Cranks from Back Crucifix
Arm-In Guillotine and Back Take from Crucifix
Top Kimura Transitions from Back Crucifix
Legs vs Arm Attacks from Back Crucifix
Part 3: Top Crucifix Submissions and Turtle Entries
Reverse Triangle from Back Crucifix
Top Crucifix Split Series Submissions
Reverse Triangle - Arm Crush from Top Crucifix
Dorsal Arm Locks - Leg Scissor - Top Crucifix
Turtle Entries into Back Crucifix
Part 4: Entries into the Crucifix
High Ground Entry to Back Crucifix
Stockade Entry to Back Crucifix
Cradle Entry to Crucifix
Two on One Butterfly Guard Entry to Crucifix
Double Under Guard Pass Entry to Crucifix
Diving Crucifix Entries vs Seated Guard
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Format file 24x MP4 FHD 1080p
duration 02 hour 04 minutes
release 10 October 2026
Cross Examination A Crucifix Deep Dive by Eli Knight and Jared Jessup
Cross Examination A Crucifix Deep Dive by Eli Knight and Jared Jessup
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