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Dude idk, but it's always these chokes they're not used to... I have 10 sleepers in competition and God only knows how many in the gym. Happens easily every month!

@thepsychedelicathlete Makes for a nice highlight reel. Good for you!

@@mofozi no. The Marcelotine aka high elbow guillotine starts in the same spot but uses the grip to pull the forearm into the throat. I get a 10 finger guillotine grip and pull my elbow up and away driving the blade of my thumb to the choke. Probably more similar to a cow catcher style choke/crank.

@@mofozi also, as much as I constantly renaming things is lame, a name that more literally describes the move is almost acceptable in my book.

@@thepsychedelicathlete thank you for explaining 🙏

@@mofozi no problem!! Looks similar and maybe some would call this a variation of high elbow guillotine which it is to its truest sense

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@@kongsied4279 we went over it at the Noel Smith seminar and he said he's been hunting it!

@@patricklee3455 I'll do do chairs and tables, but I ain't doing ladders!! 🙃

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@@gojensonn I have a video on here hitting it on a black belt in comp and have put many people to sleep doing. So, I do know.

@thepsychedelicathlete Sure, i just tried to do it many times but some experienced people acted properly and they were able to escape. Not saying its not working maybe its my fault because i did something wrong. Cheers and stay safe.

@@gojensonn the most important factor in my opinion, unlike a traditional arm triangle position is, against better people with "correct" reactions, you need to lock up a full choke immediately. It is extremely tight if applied well and insanely hard to escape but you won't be able to incrementally make adjustments. They will likely use the window of adjustment to create more space. On the flip side, they are less likely to see it coming, and if done well, much tighter than a typical arm triangle. Just my two cents. It's not for everyone and it takes time to refine.

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@@Francis-t9n it's a sneaky one!

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You might be right but I also imagine things were getting a bit fuzzy. Either way, I felt it, but I ain't letting go 😆

@@saptack53 🎯 only thing is, it's predominantly shoulder pressure the way I do it. But yes, that is at least a top notch idea

Super easy! It's very common for them to frame like this. Imagine just crushing someone's frame. I have a vid on setting it up I will try to upload soon!

@@thepsychedelicathlete right, when they post up their forearm in your neck just drive your weight down, right?

@@peanutbrotha yeah, the closer to the wrist your shoulder is, the more leverage. And you want the arm on the side you have trapped pressuring on the other side like it's trapped in a vice. Don't get discouraged if it doesn't work on flexible people. Just use it to pass or funnel into an Americana. I have a short on here using it to transition to Americana in competition against a good brown belt. When it does work though, it's the easiest tap ever. A lot of people cannot handle that pressure or their elbow will explode

Just posted another vid on this that does have a set up. But I will cover this from side control and a bit more in depth.

Yeah I was thinking the same thing that other day playing pickleball

@@qp9259 yes. It is.

​@@thepsychedelicathleteBruh, you could start a family in the time it take for him to attempt that hip bump.

​@@qp9259well I don't think he's attempting anything but a reaction from a position he feels completely safe. Most black belts would say you can't even be tapped there. I think his tenure and comfort hurt him. He likely wanted to get me to do anything but pry at his thighs. Maybe snag a kimura grip depending what I do. Not even a white belt would perform a hip bump sweep like that on the day he learned it. Only a guy of rank is going to be that chill and playful.

​@@thepsychedelicathleteMy little head cannon here is that this is kind of showing the different levels of intensity you'll see in competition at white or blue belt. Personally I knew about chokes like this when I was a blue belt. Its still very believable to me that this would be a low level match. Or he'll, they're both pretty big. So this might just be an absolute match. A lot of the time they'll let you do mixed matches. At least that's been my experience.

@qp9259 it's me. And I know the opponent well. There's a jiujitsu times article on this. This is about 4-5 years ago. It's not Absolute. It's SHW. He was a black belt and at the time, I was a purple belt. I'd tell you his name but I am not trying to blast him. He's actually a really good friend now and training partner. I respect his game a lot but his competition style is played into my game.

It's not really something you plan for inside your closed guard. Probably didn't think it would be tight

@@williammdsilva go get em!!! Good luck 👊

@@Minx717 my right elbow flares out to post if they take me that direction. The biggest risk I've run into is ditching the choke and then attacking my left arm with a razor lock and sweeping me that direction. Once the choke is locked in and I'm tripodded, the best bet is ditching guard and trying to create space with the legs.

@@But_Stuff chokes are my favorite passes 🙃

​@@thepsychedelicathletewhy didn't this guy try to elbow shield or anything? He just got steam rolled 😂

​@@adamlorden2322he's a pretty relaxed guy and didn't realize he was in danger. My guess

@@pimplepickerton appreciate that big-time 👊

With one arm trapped and the free hand making that contact with his opponents ribs, that was a clear tap. The ref messed up and wasn’t watching and the submission was tight so the ref should’ve really been watching and he wasn’t.

It was a very clear tap wtf are you talking about?

Lol a subtle one tap on his one chest is very clear​. I don't take those risks@@vibrationz8082

@@MrMeatball052 he may have been starting to go out

@@lasky8978 I appreciated it lol

@thepsychedelicathlete I bet! 🤣 lovely finish. I always struggle to get the head and arm tap on anyone that ain't a newbie such as myself 😪