Rear Naked Choke from Side Control
Perform a rear naked choke from side control by controlling the opponent's arm and securing the choke behind the head with proper hand and head positioning.
7 steps
· save to drill into each- 1Grab at the opponent's pinky and pull the arm up0:08
- 2Put your thumb underneath the opponent's neck and punch straight forward0:18
- 3Grip tightly on the scapula with your fingers0:28
- 4Place palm over back of your other hand and push with your head0:39
- 5Slip your arm behind the opponent's head0:45
- 6Start to close the circle by slowly crunching in0:50
- 7Slip the arm in deeper and slowly increase the crunch0:55
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