High Percentage Triangle Choke Escape - Leaning Method - Jason Scully

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5-Z9uOgNGM

In this video Jason Scully shows his highest percentage Triangle Choke Escape when his opponent has a locked in triangle choke.

Yep. I learned this from Bill Coopers escapes DVD. Bill taught it better. But yeah, it works like a charm.

Nice..

very sweet, since we sprawl plenty at 10p

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Originally Posted by David Rosado

Yep. I learned this from Bill Coopers escapes DVD. Bill taught it better. But yeah, it works like a charm.

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same here, some very good stuff on Bill the grill's dvd. This is also the reason Ryan Hall teaches not to move that arm across your body to finish

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Originally Posted by Mick Broster

same here, some very good stuff on Bill the grill's dvd. This is also the reason Ryan Hall teaches not to move that arm across your body to finish

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Makes sense. Lol. I'm finna be using this until someone catches on though. :)

I saw this the other day. I can't wait to try it

You must dominate the free side....always

This is the escape that I usually do. I saw it in a Dean Lister video. It's the same one that Tito showed on TUF. However, it's important to keep the elbow of the inside arm tight. I've slipped up a couple of times and gotten my arm deep hooked and it doesn't go too well from there. hahaha

Thanks :)

Have to check this out at home.

Good stuff, I have found some success with it. Just look out for Swim moves and the Gag Reflex :)

David "Hollywood" Hullet taught me this in 06 and called it the "shit outta luck"

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Originally Posted by Josh Passini

Good stuff, I have found some success with it. Just look out for Swim moves and the Gag Reflex :)

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Agreed on the swim move.

This works?

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Originally Posted by Kurzy

This works?

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Big time. I don't know how, but it works like a charm.

Hmm. Have to try it out. Could have used it last night actually, but I forgot it and instead just tapped.

In this past tournament, in the 1st gi match, Cora caught the kid in a Triangle and his coach/dad told him to do this escape. Right away Cora went for the swim move to spiderweb armbar, because of Bobby, we were able to have a counter to this escape..:)

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Originally Posted by Cora Sek

In this past tournament, in the 1st gi match, Cora caught the kid in a Triangle and his coach/dad told him to do this escape. Right away Cora went for the swim move to spiderweb armbar, because of Bobby, we were able to have a counter to this escape..:)

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Yep, Swim moves are like D'rces and toe holds, They are everywhere!

I drilled this a bit earlier this week... I like it, but it has its shortcomings.

I just try to not get into triangles in the first place.