Arm Triangles from Everywhere | Head & Arm Mini-Seminar 

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@@KnightJiuJitsu Hi. Yesterday I used some strange arm triangle choke. I don't even know how I did it. Left hand behind his neck, right on the front. I grabbed my right forearm and left shoulder with my right arm. Then I just threw him on the ground and kinda used my body weight. He said stop after maybe 10 seconds. I just wanted to know if something like that exists in Jiu Jitsu. Sorry about my bad English.

@@KnightJiuJitsu sounds like a no gi Ezekiel choke

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This is so awesome of you to do this! I appreciate it so much!

MrBB721 I’m happy to hear they are helpful! Thank you!

My favorites too!

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That is all fantastic to hear! Thank you for telling me

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Hahaha. Man, that is all truly awesome to hear. I’m glad you found some good stuff from turtle guard too. 🙌

I’ve learned to love turtle guard. And the only person that does it where I train. Said to others that I have a very good turtle guard. While it’s not great to some. It does provide time to recover or just wait out the clock. Now I’m looking for attacks from being in turtle gaurd. I bet there are many ways to attack from it. Sounds like a technical video. Hmmm. Who do I know on RU-vid that does precise technical videos. ？？？？？？

Eli. Would you say training to get points. Like in a tournament. Is in fact setting yourself up for submissions. I have a tourney I want to join in November. But at the place I train. Everyone spare for what seems to be submissions. Which is ok. But I think I need to change my direction of training. And focus more on points. So do you agree that focusing on getting points is in deed setups for submissions. Or am I thinking something wrong. I ask cause I value your opinion. Have a good evening.

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@@KnightJiuJitsu awesome video! I'm definitely gonna try this when I get the opportunity. I just wonder if this setup from Americana helps your opponent with defence as well?

It’s been fun doing these!

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Haha. I will try, but wrestlers are just always hard to deal with. It would make for a great video topic though. Thanks

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Here you go: facebook.com/ftfrepublic/videos/311768782825479?s=51807613&sfns=mo

Possibly ask your doctor instead of a Bjj instructor?

You definitely need to talk to your doctor and get medical clearance.

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The owner of the academy and my good friend, Jason Hawkins is an instructor under Dan Inosanto and has trained JKD, WC and several other styles for around 30 years. I don’t personally use the mook jong.

@@KnightJiuJitsu Thats cool man, so you teach BJJ and he teaches WC/JKD at the same academy? I know there are a few Black Belts that are also WC Sifus, I always thought the combination was really cool. I did WC/Kung fu for 10 years before I started with MMA and then BJJ. I dont do much WC anymore but I'm sure Ill go back to it again eventually. Thanks for the reply and congrats on your excellent channel! Thanks for sharing your knowledge

Jason Hawkins is the same rank as I am in Jiu-Jitsu as well and also teaches that at the academy in addition to JKD and WC.

@@KnightJiuJitsu Thats really cool, congrats to both of you guys

I definitely need to do that.

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U really wanna be face down when there's an easily riled up crowd watching?.

​@@justicetom9844 No, of course not. Fortunately by just choking out a dude instead of, say, breaking his arm, the crowd's unlikely to be riled up. If the crowd is likely to be hostile regardless, there are no great submissions at all anyway, but face down with a quick transition to side control and my head close to my opponent's seems scarcely worse than something like an arm-bar leaving my whole head exposed for a good soccer kick from almost any angle. Americans, Kimuras, heel-hooks, etc all leave the head just as exposed, and if the opponent decides to scream and wail it's going to be a bad look. Mounted triangle is probably the next best thing to an arm triangle, but a little trickier to set up and disengage from. Either way, one of the big advantages of triangle chokes is that they don't _look_ so bad to onlookers. Straight-up strangling somebody from mount might not be very effective, but it _looks_ bad to people with no idea. But doing some weird huggy-hold where the guy just goes to sleep, especially if it's an obvious response to an up-punch from a mounted opponent, is far more likely to bewilder than concern any onlookers. It all depends on who we are, what we look like, the environments we're likely to have to use such techniques, etc, so what's optimal for me in my life may not be for you in your life. And you we may just flat-out disagree with each other. If you've got a better, high-percentage, benign-looking, crowd-friendly submission that you think is a better, let me know. Maybe I just never considered it, and I'm always looking to improve my _"Just in case..."_ game plan.

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