Spinning Choke

By: CombatChaz on Tuesday, June 19, 2007

Our friends at www.BJJ.com.au demostrate this crafty spinning choke technique!

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Step 1

From the kneeride position reach down and get a thumb inside grip on the collar at the back of his neck with our left hand

Step 2

Then slide the right hand - four fingers grip- into his far collar

Step 3

Bring our forearms together, keeping them in constant contact as we spin to the front and drive our head into his stomach.

Step 4

Make sure to be in a well balanced tripod position before bringing both elbows strongly up and behind our back - thereby bringing the choke into full effect.

Comments

Anonymous

Love that!!! Nice, basic entry!!

orthehill

Nice! Isn't that the ausie from the Mastering armbars dvd?

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CombatChaz

Why, yes it is!

Arena

I live in NH and really only wear a Gi to start my truck when it's cold, but I may throw it on tonight just to try this out. I like it

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zero

Just to let you know guys, that is John Will (a Machado BJJ guy from Australia). He is one of the original "Dirty Dozen". That is one of the first 12 non Brazilians awarded a black belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.

"A test of how tough a man is, is not how much punishment he can dish out, but how much he can take."

CombatChaz

cool stuff, thanks zero!

zero

Just another note, John gave Elvis Sinosic (from UFC Fame) his black belt in BJJ.

"A test of how tough a man is, is not how much punishment he can dish out, but how much he can take."

CombatChaz

Zero you got any contact with Elvis?

zero

Not really as I train at a different school in Sydney. He's fairly easy to speak to though from what I have seen. He's usually at all the BJJ tournaments in Sydney too.

"A test of how tough a man is, is not how much punishment he can dish out, but how much he can take."

Ricopcola

i like this i shal try it at the dojo

What doessn't kill me only makes me stronger.

hayatomabjj

classic!!!

SiliconSicilian

Practical!

PrettyBoy

is it better to finish on your feet like that or more so on the knees i seem to have better control when i knee ride over their nearare to above their shoulder and pivot around.

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