Triangle choke (& armbar)
(Open guard, with gi)
A Technique from Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
Courtesy bjjfighter.com
Practicing the moves incorrectly could result in serious bodily injury or death.
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| Here I have my opponent in my open guard. I have my left foot in his right bicep, my right foot on his left hip, and my hands are controlling both his sleeves. |
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| I begin by pulling both his sleeves downward to break his posture. I then kick my left foot over the back of his neck, pull his left arm across his body, and pivot my hips until I am at a 90 degree angle with his body. |
| I then close my triangle. |
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| To create added pressure on his neck I pull down on the back of his head with both of my hands. |
| If my opponent does not submit I will transition to the arm bar by pushing his head out of the way and passing my right leg over his head. |
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| To complete the arm bar I cross my ankles, squeeze my ankles. raise my hips, and pull down on the secured arm. |
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Last updated
04/30/05
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