Standing Guillotine Choke | A Must Have Technique 

Haha go for it

Did you do it?

Lemme do it for you ♪

rip to that nephew

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Congratulations man! And now going forward you will have a better understanding on how to finish

​@@stasisjiujitsuandyogabro he's not kidding!

We have alllll been there hahah

We’ve all been there mate 😂

i master d guillotine choke but i am a white belter with one strip

@@jreyarcenas163 Imo I highly doubt you mastered anything as a white belt, not even the tap out.

@@Liefvikerson i am not a BJJ anything belt but I think i know how to tap out I tap my foot on the floor right

That makes me very happy to read that! Keep on learning

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it

My pleasure! I'm happy it helped you

No problem :) thanks for watching

No problem man :) thank you for watching

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That's great man! Comment on my videos if you have any questions during your training.

@@stasisjiujitsuandyoga appreciated 🙏

Thanks a lot man :)

No problem! Hope it helps

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No problem man! This choke has solved many family dramas

@@stasisjiujitsuandyoga This comment and reply just earned you a sub my guy lmao

Wtf

tap or nap!!!

No problem :) happy wife, happy life

That's exactly right. With his height advantage he was able to apply tons of leverage on Lyoto. I wasn't a fan of him just dropping Lyoto like that after he went unconscious but the submission was fantastic.

That’s the reason why i am here haha

@@stasisjiujitsuandyoga Jon is a sociopath

Thank you very much!

its definitely not a pleasant experience to go through

Don't use these techniques unless you have to. You can definitely hurt somebody with this

@@stasisjiujitsuandyoga Ok thanks

No problem man! Im happy you like it :)

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Absolutely! What they are doing is jumping into "closed guard". Doing this allows for someone to control the body, limiting his movement. Remember this, the more you control your opponent the less he moves, the less he moves, odds of escape become incredibly harder.

Haha, thank you! There's more coming soon

😂 another soy boy who doesn’t train martial arts and is trying to hide his insecurity of not being able to fight by telling himself he can punch a dude in the dick in a street fight and win

Depends how strong his frame is. But at the same time if you have it under his chin it should be really difficult to not reach and protect his neck. If they do post on your hip i recommend you snap them down to all fours, something like a sprawl. From there you finish by siting to closed guard, sweeping into a top position. Try this out and let me know in the comments how it goes.

This technique is very high percentage

And the answer is…

Depends how your arm position is. Typically, this will be a trachea choke. Causing most people to tap from pain.

The arm in has always been around. Just like fashion trends, techniques come and go in waves of popularity.

@@stasisjiujitsuandyoga I am just a novice, but the arm in seems to limit the tightness of the choke? Are there compensatory benefits?

There are challenges to the arm in. Harder to finish is the main one, it takes more precise pressure and good squeeze endurance. However, it makes up for by being harder to slip out which mean tighter control and theres one less arm for him to defend with.

@@stasisjiujitsuandyoga Very useful. thank you very much!

Great question. Typically when you connect with a Guillotine grio you can sprawl your legs back. Forcing your opponent to all fours. That helps prevent groin strikes. Plus I too can use my knees to strike his head and choke him simultaneously

​@@stasisjiujitsuandyoga That makes sense. But often when you see someone try to finish the move they are arching their back, like they're trying to lift the guy up by his neck. I never thought about a finish from a sprawl but I can picture doing it that way. Thanks.

You got it haha

lmao same thank u

Sure man! Do you need general tips? Or anything specific?

@@stasisjiujitsuandyoga general tips, what to expect really and if there is anything I can take from wrestling that I can apply to jiujitsu

depending on how long you have been wrestling I would say you have a nice head start compared to someone who has zero training in combat sports. My best advice for now would is to be mindful as to how intense you go because wrestling requires fast twitch response while jiu jitsu can be done without explosive power(still helps to have). So what can happen is you will deter your ability to form consistent training partners becauseof the danger of injury. Last thing I would say is the biggest hurdle besides my last advice is playing guard of your back, you will have temptations to just sit up to singles and doubles because guard is something that takes patience to develop. Keep that in mind because as you improve the guard is something I have noticed to lack in wrestlers who train jiu jitsu. Think of it as a plan B use it ONLY when you realy need it. Let me know if this helps, il be happy to answer any other questions

@@stasisjiujitsuandyoga I’ve been wrestling for about 4 or 5 years and I usually wrestle defensively and tend to use moves like the slide-by, whip over, arm drag, and I underhook a lot, I know it’s good to have a arsenal of moves at your advantage but just with what I’ve told you about with how I wrestle any moves/submissions you think I may do well at, I don’t know much jiujitsu moves nor their names but if you tell me some I’ll look them up and learn how to do them

@@stasisjiujitsuandyoga also I thank you greatly for helping me, I’ve always had an interest in jiujitsu and I think it’s the best martial art for mma and street fights (one on one of course) and I feel like doing jiujitsu would also help me improve on wrestling

Stand up for yourself!

@@stasisjiujitsuandyoga thanks for the help, worked great

Happy to hear that Telluri. Thank you for the great comments

You will put him to sleep. Maybe he will have some neck pain the next morning

@@stasisjiujitsuandyoga Thanks, I saw a video of someone doing this to another person and I thought he killed him.

That's unlikely unless you hold the choke long after he's put to sleep

​@@2old2kare94 I choked out a fellow gym member with this today actually. He didn't tap, and when I realised he wasn't fighting I laid him down and picked his legs up. He woke up five seconds later confused and asking what happened. A minute or so later he was totally fine. After 5 he was rolling again. I honestly think I was more scared than he was.

No idea what this means haha 😆

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If the person holding the Guillotine keeps his hips back it's almost impossible to hit the groin

You can react to a double leg attempt against you. That can open up a Guillotine attack.

get stronger

Or more technical :) but strength definitely helps.

Held by someone who knows this technique well, it's highly unlikely. Check out the recent video going viral of nate Diaz choking out the Logan Paul wannabe with this exact choke.

@@stasisjiujitsuandyoga That was assault, and he belongs in prison. You shouldn't be encouraging criminal behaviour, buddy.

​@@louduva9849 the morality (or lack thereof) in the use of a move doesn't determine its effectiveness.

They will be to focused on the choke

Trust me, when you’re getting choked out, you’re going to focus on ripping the arm off you from the choke, now yes they’re humans who’re willing to do more logical things while being choked like trying to scratch your eyes out, or whatever they can to cause you pain to let go, but 99% of people are instinctively going to act the same way, and that’s them panicking as they get choked unconscious

Jeez, put some reps into it. The more you practice the better

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Cocky people are obnoxious aren't they!

@@stasisjiujitsuandyoga yup

I do! Check it out ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3DdsiHyfolg.html&ab_channel=StasisJiuJitsu

By normal, do you mean not as intense and aggressive?

@@stasisjiujitsuandyoga I think he means he wants to see it full speed and with more resistance by your training partner, so he can see how to make it work against a resisting opponent.

It's definitely a good variation

I like to live dangerously

@@stasisjiujitsuandyoga of course 😆

Hand over mouth technique X)

It's not shown in this video

I'm only kidding

It's a serious submission. You want to be attentive when doing it

They will be to busy thinking about the choke to hit me in the groin. All thoughts get consumed by the pain in your throat, plus, they have a handful of seconds before they get put to sleep.

I am very well aware of the "rock the baby" technique. You must be smartest and wisest in your class :)

What happens if I do what?

When you the choke is he dead knockout or what

If you hold someone in a choke for upwards of 6-10 seconds they will go unconscious, in moments they will wake back up totally fine. If you keep holding on to the choke for upwards of 1 minute you have a serious chance of giving him brain damage or even worse killing him

Hahaha keep practicing! You will get it

That is top secret!

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Lay them down softly and lift their legs up after a second or two. They should wake up in a few seconds... Or at least my gym buddy did when he didn't tap to this today😅