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I've seen this choke shown a few different ways but never with this exact setup. It is a super effective choke. Enjoy and feedback ( good bad and ugly) is always welcome.
Glad I wasn't the only one thinking this.60% of the time it works a 100% of the time
Is this almost like the front naked choke?
So it works 100 percent of the time once it's locked in fully, and they guy is not really defending?
Actually good. I do that but don't slide my hand to my bicep. Key is to not let his head all the way through.
Good stuff. I will try that finish in class Thursday
If do right, no can defense.60% of the time it works a 100% of the time
well, i guess like any good choke, they work 100% of the time in that context too.Once it's locked in, your arm under the chin and the hand on the bicep work well to keep the head locked in. You have a crazy amount of power there.
Like any choke of it isn't locked in it isn't going to work.
well, i guess like any good choke, they work 100% of the time in that context too.
If you can get your back flat to the mat, it works 0% of the time
I've seen RNCs, guillotines, North/Souths etc.. set in pretty deep and people still work themselves out. I guess you could argue they wasn't really set in.
Once this choke is set in there isn't anything to attack (such as a hand) to try and work out an escape.
I can't recall the place who did the study but years ago rear vascular restrains were studied and the result was not all people was rendered unconscious by them. It was a much larger percentage of the population than I expected. I'll try to search the study out.