Arm-Out Guillotine
The Marcelo Garcia-style guillotine with the elbow driven up over the opponent's shoulder, finished by driving the wrist through the neck while simultaneously pressing the forearm into the shoulder.
8 steps
· save to drill into each- 1Loop arm around opponent's neck to cut off the carotid artery0:50
- 2Make a fist and use it as a hook to pull the wrist through the neck1:01
- 3Position the wrist blade under the chin — into the corner where the neck meets the chin1:24
- 4Drive elbow up over his shoulder and trap — Marcelo Garcia style1:43
- 5Lean toward his head as you go to the ground so the elbow can come over his shoulder4:22
- 6Lie down on the same-side hip as where his head is4:30
- 7Drive shoulder over his neck until you can't see any of his hair4:48
- 8Pull wrist through his neck while simultaneously pushing forearm into his shoulder5:00
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