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Have you seen this before? Slightly different than the Pace Choke / Pillory, as the arm's trapped like a Reverse Triangle Choke / Bolt Lock, but he has the arm inside like a Guillotine or the beginnings of a Ninja Choke.
Triangotine? Ninjangle?
We're discussing it here at Bloody Elbow
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-yeDwdqCMDi...angleplata.gif
Here's the Pace Choke for comparison:
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_zz3p63WSXZ...1600/55555.gif
second one just looks like a no arm triangle .. I usually set it up from the top because I find it harder to keep posture broken without an arm in, however he has his left leg hooked in similar to the carni. I ll try to post a few of the variations that I play sometimes. The top one looks like it has beauty control with an arm in, I think it would be much higher %. Way better posture control.
i wanna try the top one
Idk wtf it is, but it's pretty damn cool.
the rad part is that both arms are in. he probably didn't feel that threatened until forearm was under his neck.
Looks like you have a lot more control when you hit this from new york.
Definitely something to play with this week :)
Check out this video on YouTube at about the 8 minute mark. Neil Melanson is awesome.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zQNb6...e_gdata_player
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Cool, I remember seeing this one in the Neil Melanson video. Wonder if you you could set this up off Invisible collar/Double bagger swagger.
2 questions regarding this video :Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe Durham
1,if he takes his left leg and locks the guys right shoulder out ( connecting both his legs ) thats invisible collar right?
2, at the 1:20 mark where he puts the first triangle on, can he finish from that position rather than switching to a normal triangle
1. not exactly. if it was invisible collar his left arm would be on the right side of guys head (our right).Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeremy Gates
2. yes it is called the bolt lock and it is more of a crank than a choke
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W87C1hN73ik
It's like a reverse invisible collar? The collar pop? lol
Really awesome stuff guys
i saw it on youtube and caught it a few times in rolling, this is the breakdown of the technique starting from a double underhook pass. Triangle is superthight.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cwpbUAbGSpI
More delicious food from the meathook.
I can totally see you pulling this off SeanQuote:
Originally Posted by Sean Marshall
I finish from that triangle bite all the time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeremy Gates