Blood choke from double bagger

Anyone else been using this?

Would appreciate input, good and bad. Thanks in advance for your time.

http://youtu.be/rCI2X4Ue4ts

http://youtu.be/rCI2X4Ue4ts

http://youtu.be/rCI2X4Ue4ts

Sorry, didn't work the first time (on my phone).

Screw it, lmao

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCI2X4Ue4ts

http://www.10thplanetjj.com/threads/...ght=transition

Was more curious if it will work, but feel free to delete.

looks like you need some solid pressure on the other side to get the blood choke right. seems more like a pain move from what i could see, could be effective though, especially since the guy is solidly trapped. im not expert though :)

It is so tight on the one side, guys were getting light headed in seconds, but you may be right.

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Originally Posted by Karim Graham

looks like you need some solid pressure on the other side to get the blood choke right. seems more like a pain move from what i could see, could be effective though, especially since the guy is solidly trapped. im not expert though :)

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This is a common misconception.

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Originally Posted by Jonathan Wylie

This is a common misconception.

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thanks for shedding some enlightenment -_-

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Originally Posted by Karim Graham

thanks for shedding some enlightenment -_-

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VdK1E38_o5A

Consider yourself enlightened.

You ever see somebody tap to a triangle choke without the arm across the body? Not that the other carotid artery is shut off when the arm is across.(try putting pressure on your own carotid artery with your solder or bicep)

most no gi chokes only attack one carotid artery.

In a tourny most guys will nt tap to that....it look like a pain compliance move so u can make them adjust and use it against them...

You know that one guy in the gym who just doesn't tap to a lot of things? That guy in our gym, is without a doubt, Greg Hamilton (fighting again this December). He tapped instantly. So I did it again of course, lol, and when I lightened it up enough so there was no pain, he started going out in about 5 seconds.

Sorry if I overstep my bounds, I am just getting back on the forum after a long time off. I don't usually have a lot of interest in forums, but it is a great way to stay up to date.

Thanks for all the knowledge here! Can't beat all the information you all put out.

Nice technique. Will try this out for sure, not sure how effective it will be but no harm done in giving it a shot.

cool

I'll be trying it today as double bagger is one of my go-to moves. It seems legit if you have your elbow nice and deep and if their shoulder is in position to block the other side.