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Finishing Chokes From Back. Standard collar choke from the back, commonly known as sliding collar choke, collar and lapel choke or cross collar choke from the back, is the most common submission finish in modern day (gi) jiu jitsu, one in which the attacker will grab both collars of his opponent, from a back control situation (i.e. Here are some common mistakes and the proper finishing mechanics of the collar choke from back. Right forearm under the opponent’s. Andrew demonstrates how to finish a collar or lapel choke from the back. Like the rear naked choke, the bow. In this article, we’ll be breaking down the key steps to executing a bow and arrow choke from the back. One of the most classic and effective submissions from the back is the collar choke. To set up chokes from the back control, focus on establishing a strong seatbelt grip by placing one arm over your opponent’s shoulder and the other arm under their armpit, with both hands clasping together. In this article, we will be breaking down the key steps to executing a collar choke from the back, so.

One of the most classic and effective submissions from the back is the collar choke. To set up chokes from the back control, focus on establishing a strong seatbelt grip by placing one arm over your opponent’s shoulder and the other arm under their armpit, with both hands clasping together. In this article, we’ll be breaking down the key steps to executing a bow and arrow choke from the back. Standard collar choke from the back, commonly known as sliding collar choke, collar and lapel choke or cross collar choke from the back, is the most common submission finish in modern day (gi) jiu jitsu, one in which the attacker will grab both collars of his opponent, from a back control situation (i.e. Here are some common mistakes and the proper finishing mechanics of the collar choke from back. Right forearm under the opponent’s. Like the rear naked choke, the bow. In this article, we will be breaking down the key steps to executing a collar choke from the back, so. Andrew demonstrates how to finish a collar or lapel choke from the back.

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Finishing Chokes From Back One of the most classic and effective submissions from the back is the collar choke. In this article, we’ll be breaking down the key steps to executing a bow and arrow choke from the back. Here are some common mistakes and the proper finishing mechanics of the collar choke from back. Right forearm under the opponent’s. To set up chokes from the back control, focus on establishing a strong seatbelt grip by placing one arm over your opponent’s shoulder and the other arm under their armpit, with both hands clasping together. Standard collar choke from the back, commonly known as sliding collar choke, collar and lapel choke or cross collar choke from the back, is the most common submission finish in modern day (gi) jiu jitsu, one in which the attacker will grab both collars of his opponent, from a back control situation (i.e. In this article, we will be breaking down the key steps to executing a collar choke from the back, so. Like the rear naked choke, the bow. One of the most classic and effective submissions from the back is the collar choke. Andrew demonstrates how to finish a collar or lapel choke from the back.