Super useful REAR NAKED CHOKE detail 👊 #brazilianjiujitsu #bjj #jiujitsu

[Nikolai]

"Your rear naked choke SUCKS"

Bro my whole game sucks leave me alone.

[alyssondasilva]

I've realized that a Lot of these adjustments correcting a sub is simply using a stronger muscle group instead of a weaker one. Or, engaging MORE muscle groups. In this case, using also Lats and the core instead of only Bíceps. I Also do that in Katagatame, instead of Just pulling my shoulder down using the bíceps, engage strongly the Lats and traps, retracting the scapulae.

[yogismokes]

he choked her mad hard. I was surprised as she was 😂 Great technique

[mr.musicreviewmam]

When people know this detail I know they’re doing their homework. Respect.

[MrJackman]

My brother is going to hate this move lool

[james.randorff]

That duck quack had me looking around for Tyler Spangler 😂

[chanimal]

My rnc got a lot better when i learned how to do a one armed rnc. Because you have to do this rotation in order to finish it

[Thiccy_nicky]

Ya dude, I call that the lawn mower if you’re having trouble finishing a choke. Pull the choking arm back like you’re starting a lawn mower and BOOM! Quick finish

[taliyy_]

I just tried this on my pillow, he didn’t tap

[robynmccutchen]

That one 3 year old :
Mooom mommmm i learned how to choke someone
The mom:💀

[SaltElectrolytes]

That's a much better way to finish it, excellent detail!

[joshhardy]

Yeah I was always taught to roll my shoulders back, but that intentional elbow pull with the shoulder looks a bit more effective

[johnjinglehimer]

Grappling is so much more complex than striking its wild, ill understand muay thai technique after like 10 seconds of 1 on 1 instruction but minutes of personal instruction when i wrestled

[Rodohox]

the adjusted version is how I was taught it by my coach!

[Karen-fslf]

You are partly right from a judo perspective a simple way of looking T it is your forearm gets bigger as you push through much respect

[HoliGallistur]

yeah, that's why i want to learn Boxing

[ecobeast_stang]

I was taught to retract my shoulder blades together. This technique definitely sounds way more powerful. Awesome tip 👍

[RepeatLawrence]

I hate putting my arm behind their head. I usually keep it to the side, and it works when defending from… their defense.😅

[TheDomLouis]

One handed strangle variation: If you try to get your elbow more inline with your opponent's chin, it allows your hand to be even more hidden behind their shoulder. Put your chin over your hand and do the rotation in the video. Then you only need 1 hand to finish and you are free to use the other hand to defend opponent's arms from trying to grab the strangle arm.

[icysamurai]

This should work great! I find that the guillotine choke works better as you can apply pressure directly from the radius bone, so great to see that is possible with the rear naked as well!