Is the BOLT lock the same as the reverse triangle?

[wildcard_seven]

Sorry, just looking for a little clarification on that.

 

[Deloitte]

There was a whole thread on it.

 

[wildcard_seven]

I saw that, but it only described what a bolt lock is if I'm correct. So I know the bolt lock....is it the same as a reverse triangle (the one I don't know)?

 

[wildcard_seven]

ttt

c'mon. a yes or no will suffice.

 

[Jimmy Cerra]

Yes. Maybe.

 

[wildcard_seven]

Jesus.

I read an archive thread about the "Shawn Williams" guard, and one of the staple moves from there was said to the be the reverse triangle. Now, a BOLT lock is what seemed to make sense to me from there--and I could see that being called a reverse triangle.

So, what is it goddamnit?

I mean, please.

 

[Jimmy Cerra]

Yes, a reverse triangle is a BOLT lock.

 

[wildcard_seven]

/thread

PEACE







....thank you

 

[Mikey Triangles]

the bolt lock specifically focuses on cranking the neck, while the reverse triangle is generally used to choke.

 

[txfighter13]

bolt lock = neck crank
reverse triangle = choke

 

[blanko]

the bolt lock specifically focuses on cranking the neck, while the reverse triangle is generally used to choke.

a noob reverse triangle= neck crank/BOLT lock

a reverse triangle by someone who knows jiu jitsu= choke.

 

[Mikey Triangles]

a noob reverse triangle= neck crank/BOLT lock

a reverse triangle by someone who knows jiu jitsu= choke.

that pretty much sums it up.

 

[ILGrappler]

The answer is no. There is no such thing as a BOLT lock, I've chosen to rename it the ILGrappler Lock.

 

[Wrestleben]

The ILGrappler lock is NOT a reverse triangle. The setups are different. I don't know how the setups are different, since they are the same, but the ILGrappler lock definitely ends up in a neck crank. It's genious!