7 Ways to Finish Arm Triangle Chokes Like a Black Belt in BJJ

[@joepeezly]

Great video, thanks for all the details. Such a deceptively simple choke, but lots of details to mess up, haha.

[@vanyakapetanovic4018]

Exactly dude, I catch people in it all the time and barely every get to finish.

[@glennhynes5263]

Brilliant. My fav judo choke. Kids learn to do this as a holddown in judo, so when they become adults, they often never learn the choke part well enough. Beautiful.

[@michaelbruno7062]

Yes one of my favorite submissions. Thx for the step by step in depth choke

[@Drunk-Jitsu]

Love the editing and the details. Great stuff.

[@arlesblueman1161]

Wow, best details I’ve ever seen on the topic

[@anillchandi]

Your KZbin videos and podcasts are brilliant! Excellent informative content!

[@lukebartlam3913]

I watched this the night before the chewjitsu open and got 2 arm triangles subs the next day. Thx for the tips!

[@Chewjitsu]

Good work bro! Nice belt!

[@noflippingexcusesrei]

Great video and detailed explanation with sharing the steps for executing the triangle.

[@heavybjj]

Appreciate the details Chewey! This is definitely one of the submissions that I have had trouble finishing on some tough rolling partners

[@tlovesbjj]

I thought this technique in my kids class today and then I was able to really chase the sub in open mat. Thanks for these details. It was definitely the key to making it work well for me

[@timothyjacques1360]

Great info. Honestly, at 10:00 in the video, your statement about asking your teammate questions about the position/submission was golden. I don't think I've heard that simple advice before. I'm only 5ish months in so I could use some feedback on my technique and hopefully finish a submission for once.

[@way_2_saucy848]

Easily the best arm triangle video I’ve seen, extremely helpful

[@jamestk656]

Thanks for this. Answers a lot of my questions about this choke.

[@MrDualthor]

Great breakdown 🫡

[@buckstermonkey5590]

Absolute Gold

[@medicineandbrazilianjiujit8511]

Thanks, Coach! Always learning from you. Be well. Nikolas

[@Courtside411]

Thank you. This is one of my favorite chokes.

[@WholeOtherLevelOutdoors]

Great video as always Chewy

[@edmondlau511]

Awesome video! I was at Fort Knox for training and had a chance to train at Derby City MMA in Louisville. Got to roll with Brandon and pummel with Chewy. First class gym they have there. I’m going to try these details tomorrow in comp class.

[@Zdravko100]

00:32 Dive the shoulder under the chin - go under the chin 01:23 Get a deeper chocking arm - adjust shoulder if needed 02:19 Use palm down on choking arm - to remove space 03:34 Push with your head to remove space 04:49 Dismount at an angle - Forehead to the ground, lift leg and hook, slide off, push with the whole body 07:27 Start your squeeze at 70% - ramp up to 100% - don't gas yourself out 09:34 Get feedback from training partners

[@ryancampbell454]

fire editing and deets

[@anthonyjohnson3252]

Good teaching...thanks!

[@Sveinnphotography]

Great breakdown sir! thanks!

[@BenReedStrategist]

Just the vid I needed today after an unsuccessful arm triangle that left me scratching my head

[@SupremegreenlawncareLLC]

Good stuff!

[@user-wf2zc7gt5q]

What's the best platform to ask chewie questions?

[@Chewjitsu]

Email generally.

[@williambarton5681]

Do these details work in the gi?

[@FastFSharp]

Yes, I get this all the time. It's my "go to" submission from mount. These details are even more important in the Gi. It's a slow choke though so don't rush it. They may take a few seconds to tap because they may think they're fine but the lack of blood flow will catch up to them. If the choke is properly set, you shouldn't have to squeeze your bicep much. The pressure is coming from the head and should crushing down on the arm and neck. Your bicep needs to be tight, but it's not the main part of your body imposing the choke.

[@frostytaco101]

im actually 1st to something 😭😭 love you chewy

[@AntoineFabri]

That's really helpful! The bicep grab seems to work great for me but my coach also advises against it, i saw even Ryan Hall and Jordan suggest practicing it without a second arm. With the bicep i can often finish from mount so i usually try it first not to risk being caught in half guard, it also gives me a rest because it's quite stable, and free discomfort for the oponent. If it doesn't work i switch to gable grip and dismount. Does this strategy make sense ?

[@AntoineFabri]

And even this one 10 years ago 😁. Back then you suggested to drop the weight and keep low rather than drive into the oponent: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jIfSZ2mep52Aiqssi=jFvC2vibZrt8orXD

[@conradhooker5043]

I like to finish this move with knee on belly. I do this so they can’t roll over their shoulder to escape. It’s how I like to escape this move. I wait till they hope off then I roll backwards over my shoulder.

[@efakke]

Who’s here after Ortega arm triangle win 😂🤣

[@WtFGankalot]

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[@cptazstudios7952]

I can get to this position pretty much on demand, but can NEVER finish

[@KH-ct9or]

Can you do a video on new students with high functioning autism?

[@Chewjitsu]

Is there a specific sturggle you have?

[@KH-ct9or]

@@Chewjitsu I’m sorry. I don’t have a good answer for you. Thank you for taking the time to respond. Appreciate it.

[@sanjuansteve]

Another great video my friend! Thank you!