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You should never get caught with that. If you do, you know you were being lazy and quit on yourself.
Are you saying you should never get caught with an ezekiel choke?
You should never get caught with that. If you do, you know you were being lazy and quit on yourself.
You should never get caught with that. If you do, you know you were being lazy and quit on yourself.
Nothing really if it gets you the tap(it's just viewed as a bit more "dick"), but the choke when actually applied properly is a blood choke. I'm of the school a taps a tap, but for a purist that's what they are referring to.
tapping out to a trachea pressure is not common once you get above white belts in BJJ.
What's wrong with hitting the trachea? it makes people tap faster.
I was looking for the no gi ezekiel and came across this. Paulson definitely uses the throat crush method.
This is the only other no gi ezekiel video I was able to find. He does show the blood choke version, which is the way I prefer it as well. I tried to find another, but this was it. Until someone else puts out a huge libary of stuff for free on youtube it's just gonna be that way.
If you're a blue, there's not much to drill really. Easiest is from mount, one arm under his neck. Pinned hand grabs free hand's cuff, wrap around blocking the artery. Wait 5-10 seconds, roll your partner on his side and tell him to stay there for a minute while he comes to.
The trachea crush ezekiel hurts, but it's lower percentage and easier to escape from.
A lot of guys will just grab the sleeve and start smashing with the fist to try and finish really fast instead of taking the time to get the strangle fully on. To survive that you just have to make a tiny adjustment (turn the way the hand is pointing) and then the pressure is no longer on your trachea,
it's just on the side of your neck. It's even lower-percentage in no-gi. Higher level guys know the difference between an effective submission and just pain, and they will work through the pain and escape.
This is getting old.
pointing out some MMA fights to prove a point against something about the application I said about BJJ.
I ref a couple weeks ago.
3 subs were perfect ezekiels the way BJJ teach it which led to a tap.
1 was that horrible trachea pressure and liftining the neck which lead to nothing apart me watching some poor kids getting his neck crancked but he never tapped
I am talking from being there watching kids on the mats getting their trachea getting squashed and I am talking about BJJ
I do not have any experience about MMA but you like showing links about MMA to make your points against my input regarding BJJ.
Do you train MMA?
Yeah because MMA fighters have different physiology than BJJ practitiones, completely different species.
You realize that Ezekiel didn't even existed in BJJ until the late 80s?
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tapping out to a trachea pressure is not common once you get above white belts in BJJ.
Uh huh. Carlson Gracie Sr and his team. were doing it in the 60's. Where do you get your info?