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Professor Gustavo Gasperin teaches how to transition from Darce Choke to Anaconda Choke, and vice versa, based on the seatbelt control that you have.
I actually love the internet era. Such a quality content.
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OMG I always end up with this hold just because I have long arms and I'm used to wrestling. I never knew what to do with it until now. My roll mates are f*#cked.
I also end up with the anaconda or brabo starting position all the time, but can't figure out how to finish it. I need to drill this.
Fook yeah m8 been hitting this recently
As a former SHOOTFIGHTER.. I can appreciate such techniques. My DARCE GUILOTINE and FRONT HEAD LOCK with TRIANGLE CHOKE are my key techniques.
Gorgeous work!
cool
I don’t like struggles.. so if I’m out against the wall, I like to use RAW POWER. To do as much damage early on as possible. Like a bucking rhino. 💯💥🥊i like it. Very nice.
Cool stuff. Thank you
oh, it's confusing.
Thank u!
Just some advice it's better to grab deep elbow than bicep as it is a weak grip and is not deep enough! Other than that great video
Yes, if you can. More important than the grip itself is how tight it is. You won't be able to grab your bicep or deep in the elbow if your opponent is 100 lbs heavier than you, you will probably have to grab your forearm instead and go for a shallow Darce.
Genius!
nice
Fucking awesome! :)
My favorite 🤩 guillotine darce and bulldog choke ✅💰💰💰💰💰
Osss
why didnt you just do the Peruvian necktie with those grips from turtle
Peruvian necktie is always a good option from there, especially if the opponent has his head touching the mat. The disadvantage is that it's harder to transition to other attacks or to the back control if the choke fails, because of the leg entanglement.
@@MMALeech wise words indeed
Yeah, a bit confusing but thanks for sharing!
hello.
I teach these moves sometimes so i was wondering what it was that was confusing. im sure others are confused as well. this will help me teach it to others
This is not confusing at all to me, if u are a beginner u shouldnt practice these kind of transitions, focus ur game on one choke from each position and slowly learn them, as u progress u'll see this is a well explained tutorial :)
Plz bro do not take comparisonly a weak opponent,
Sandeep Kumar plz bro understand that this is a demonstration, an instructional video where nobody is trying to beat nobody