2 Basic BJJ Chokes that Are Effective in Competition or a Fight

Overview

The instructor addresses a viewer's question about effective standing submissions for street fights versus competition. He argues against relying on joint breaks due to adrenaline and instead recommends chokes. He demonstrates two techniques: a rear-naked choke entry using an arm drag off-center angle, and a standing guillotine choke countering a double-leg attempt by dropping the hip and arching back to isolate the carotids.

What's covered

1. 0:00Street vs. Competition Mindset
2. 2:11Rear Naked Choke Entry
3. 4:44Standing Guillotine Mechanics
4. 6:53Strategic Advice & Outro

Techniques in this video

1. 01
   Rear Naked Choke — Arm Drag Entry

   2:11 – 4:44·Standing·Submission
2. 02
   Standing Guillotine Choke

   4:44 – 6:53·Front Headlock·Submission

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