If you actually read the thread, you'll see that Ryan Hall shows the no gi version of this choke in the clip I posted. (Even though he's wearing a gi.)
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If you actually read the thread, you'll see that Ryan Hall shows the no gi version of this choke in the clip I posted. (Even though he's wearing a gi.)
I love this technique and I too have been using it since watching Ryan Hall do it on his arm triangle DVD set.
My issue with the specific set-up is, how to avoid having your back taken when you "feint" with the arm triangle, since you're basically giving your opponent, who has half guard, a DEEP underhook. I've tred this set-up a few times and my opponent winds up with the positional advantage, not me, because I'm not controlling them properly I guess.
Anyone run into this problem? What's the solution?
Thanks
My issue with the specific set-up is, how to avoid having your back taken when you "feint" with the arm triangle, since you're basically giving your opponent, who has half guard, a DEEP underhook. I've tred this set-up a few times and my opponent winds up with the positional advantage, not me, because I'm not controlling them properly I guess.
Anyone run into this problem? What's the solution?
Thanks
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That's not the same one, that's basically an inverted anaconda choke, whereas the Ezekiel is an inverted brabo.
If you're talking about the near side arm triangle, I would force quarter guard first, driving the knee over into 'almost mount'. He can't take the back from there, and it makes it easier to expose his back/side for the choke.
