Cross Collar Choke
Use when opponent defends standard entries; drives knuckles to the neck and drops the head to secure base and finish the choke.
6 steps
· save to drill into each- 1Grip the far collar high with your palm facing inside.0:38
- 2Slide your second hand under the near collar, palm up, driving knuckles toward the back of the neck.0:46
- 3Drop your head to the floor on the top-arm side and pull the collar to constrict.0:54
- 4If the opponent blocks your under-hand, throw that arm over their shoulder, grab the lapel fold or thumb, and push up to create space.1:10
- 5If they escape to the side, shift your weight, pull them up into a technical mount, and shoot your hand under their collar palm-away to grab the bottom lapel.1:54
- 6Push the bottom lapel to the floor, bring elbows to lats, and squeeze tall to finish the modified bow-and-arrow choke.2:19
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