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It did seem a little fast, but consider this:
1. The guy was not pulling on Rogan's arm to loosen it. Typically everyone does this in practice which makes it take a little longer.
2. The guy is not trained and probably has a weak neck. BJJ strengthens your neck and makes you a little more resistant to chokes than the average guy.
3. Joe sunk the choke perfectly and then applied full pressure.
I can see it only taking three seconds under these conditions. The sudden shock of disturbing the blood flow is capable of doing this. It's the same way you can knock someone out by chopping the side of their neck hard.
1. The guy was not pulling on Rogan's arm to loosen it. Typically everyone does this in practice which makes it take a little longer.
2. The guy is not trained and probably has a weak neck. BJJ strengthens your neck and makes you a little more resistant to chokes than the average guy.
3. Joe sunk the choke perfectly and then applied full pressure.
I can see it only taking three seconds under these conditions. The sudden shock of disturbing the blood flow is capable of doing this. It's the same way you can knock someone out by chopping the side of their neck hard.
not to many months ago I did the same thing to a friend who wanted to see what it was like, I had him sit down and close his eyes, fully relax and just let go, the only condition was that he held one hand up and would tap three times when he thought he would be near passing out.
Well, my other frind their timed us, and it took less than five seconds. At three he tapped my arm once, but passed out, unable to even tap again.
This looks like pretty much the same situation at the same speed.
Well, my other frind their timed us, and it took less than five seconds. At three he tapped my arm once, but passed out, unable to even tap again.
This looks like pretty much the same situation at the same speed.
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