Can someone help me ID this technique

[slingblade420]

40 seconds in, he sneaks his wrist between his leg to trap his head, and arm. I've seen this done just to trap the arm to set up omoplata..what is this type of grip called?

I remember being told its the "liston grip" but I can't find any information on Google so I probably forgot the real name of it.

Thanks

[Cookie Monster]

thats pretty fucking sweet
no idea but i wanna try it!

[slingblade420]

^ haha yeah, probably the option to go for when guillotine and 100% don't work

[Steven Daniels]

I was thinking a modified version of 100%, but instead it ends up being a choke out. I really like it. I am long legged, so anything that involves the legs is on my list.

[Steven Daniels]

The video calls it the Wombat.

[Shawn Holland]

Nice find!

[Robert Sevigny]

I was thinking a modified version of 100%, but instead it ends up being a choke out. I really like it. I am long legged, so anything that involves the legs is on my list.

i like to call it SEATBELT CONTROL made famous by THE NOGUERIAS
or its also basically a modified 100% ALMOST but not fully
when he reaches between his leg he could prob flip him over with that grip

[Tony Toffolo]

Is it a legit choke? I would figure it to be a neck crank.

[Enrique "Kiko"]

That's pretty cool, has anyone field tested this on a resistant or strong necked opponent yet?

[Isaiah Mendoza]

ya that really looks like a neck crank. I don't understand how the mechanics would work there to choke him out. the guy in the video says choke though so wtf??