The five fundamental triangle chokes, broken down

[Stephan Kesting]

Hey guys, here's a little video I put together cataloging the major types of Triangle chokes. I decided to do it after there was a spate of Triangle victories in MMA recently

YouTube - Five Triangle Chokes You Must Know

Enjoy
Stephan Kesting
Grapplearts.com

 

[bnosam]

I actually posted your video earlier, sorry, Stephan.

Here's the thread:

http://www.sherdog.net/forums/f12/5-different-triangle-chokes-you-should-know-1273603/


Thank you very much for taking the time to make that video and contributing to the grappling community, everyone appreciates it greatly. Much respect to you.

 

[fourfif**]

I meant to thank you as well. Great addition to my playlist, and very much appreciated.

 

[Stephan Kesting]

bnosam - not a problem, thank you!

 

[bnosam]

bnosam - not a problem, thank you!

If you prefer to post your own videos, I will refrain from posting them when I get the e-mail with the link to them.

 

[xcydal]

I was looking at some of my old wrestling pics today, and noticed that one of my ride to pin transitions might work for a triangle. Here's the transition:

Pic 3 is where I step over the head after establishing head/ arm control and I had to figure four the head (no chokes or scissor holds on the head). Anyone have any tips for making this into a working triangle transition?