No gi baseball choke

I've done this a few ways and I would have to say I prefer the s grip. But it takes some getting used to. You can hit this choke from damn near anywhere and put people to sleep.

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Originally Posted by Sam Davis

Keenan choked some dude unconscious with that s grip baseball choke from bottom side in a no gi training session back when he was with Lloyd. That was the first time I saw it.

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vid?

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Originally Posted by Brandon Mccaghren

That's the one.

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Yup , that's the grip I taught the most pre 10p.

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Originally Posted by David Rosado

vid?

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I tried to find it. Things from the Lloyd era tend to get lost easily.

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Originally Posted by Chris Herzog

Yup , that's the grip I taught the most pre 10p.

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I highly prefer that grip over the gable in both the baseball bat choke and in my Darce series. I feel like I can clamp my forearms together tighter without compromising the integrity of the grip. This could be due to my hanky wrist, but it was definitely a positive change for me when I switched to the 3 finger grip.

For the S grip on the baseball bat choke, I have no idea how y'all make that work. I can't get anything out of it.

That 3 finger grip makes me question my sexuality. In a bad way. I don't like it.

I Gable grip my baseball bat chokes.

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Originally Posted by Brandon Mccaghren

I highly prefer that grip over the gable in both the baseball bat choke and in my Darce series. I feel like I can clamp my forearms together tighter without compromising the integrity of the grip. This could be due to my hanky wrist, but it was definitely a positive change for me when I switched to the 3 finger grip.

For the S grip on the baseball bat choke, I have no idea how y'all make that work. I can't get anything out of it.

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That's exactly why I switched to that there three finger grip. If I squeeze my forearms together with the gable then I can't even maintain the grip. It's funny how repositioning your hands just ever so slightly can make that big of a difference.

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Originally Posted by Joe Friday

That's exactly why I switched to that there three finger grip. If I squeeze my forearms together with the gable then I can't even maintain the grip. It's funny how repositioning your hands just ever so slightly can make that big of a difference.

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Joe, please come back to me. I miss your musk.

A deadly 'red team go' surprise attack and a game opener for me. The knee on belly version has many steps to it that I love and use on the reg. What ever your 'finger-banging position of choice, I'm down for, as long as that neck gets its ultimate squeeze, its good for me. I have used the Gene Labelle grip for many rear naked choke style attacks and I am sure it has a place with Mr Baseball bat choke too.