Standing Guillotine Choke
Counter a double-leg takedown attempt by wrapping the guillotine deep around the neck. It works by dropping your hip to add weight and arching back to lift the opponent's head, isolating the carotids.
4 steps
· save to drill into each- 1Wrap your arm around the opponent's neck as they shoot for a double-leg, ensuring the hand goes deep to the opposite carotid.5:50
- 2Keep the elbow high and place the bulk of your weight on the lead foot (same side as the choking arm).5:55
- 3Step the back leg slightly back and drop your hip low to sag the weight.6:04
- 4Arch your back to lift the opponent's head and complete the choke.6:49
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