Darce Choke Details & Variations - Jiu-Jitsu Submissions

[@barryroberts4470]

I think this is one of the best BJJ channels on KZbin. Clear instruction, to the point, effective, and packs more into a video than almost anyone else.

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Thank you so much!

[@BigChill228]

That arm drag to Marce choke is slick. That baseball joke when they resist is absolutely sneaky. That's a must have in my game. Thank you.

[@derprofessor9490]

I love the details given and the options to counter the counter of your submission. Very well thought to teach so that your prepared if he defense your attack so you can still attack with a combination

[@prabhakaransundharaj2142]

I love d arch Chole and ur teaching skill, if u had my maths teacher, I would have got pass

[@chrisjamez00]

I just finished my first month of Jits, fully focused on defense. Hopefully I can hit this as my first submission tonight!

[@jtf9089]

This is great, it goes perfectly with my quarter and three quarter nelson.

[@Craig-wi6pz]

Very slick, love the details of these instructional videos

[@kenkatie]

Great video! That technique you show at 7:30 in our gym we call that a Japanese necktie. I have shorter arms and I find this one easier to get against a larger opponent especially in the gi.👍

[@gw1357]

Always great content from you. So concise and technical. Excellent teaching. As a striker though, I would have liked to have seen a standing entry variant too. I try to get a standing darce all the time off of the clinch or off of certain traps -- I can't say I get it to work often, but its satisfying when I have. And even when it doesn't, forcing them to defend it usually opens up other options.

[@kletts42]

Thank you for sharing this. So fascinating! I hope so attend the next seminar at MWKM!

[@BALLALLDAYLONG]

10:40.. Damn.. great work

[@ScottHawthorne3]

Great stuff, as always.

[@meteoroz]

That last one was a ripper. Thanks.

[@dimekid1]

Amazing video🔥

[@djignatin4043]

Darce choke and Anaconda choke are both very good. ❤❤❤

[@craigfleming1000]

Such a sick video! Thanks

[@navinthiyambarawatte5121]

I need that last one. I always fail the arm bar or go into gift wrap after failed Americana

[@michaeldavenport990]

Brilliant man!

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Thanks Michael!

[@xpansionteam1537]

Great vid subbed ❤

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Thanks for the sub!

[@BigSaudddd]

Thank you so much 🌿

[@JDX-Jiu-Jitsu]

Great vid, thanks!

[@Victor-Soria]

Thank you

[@damianfernandez282]

🔥🔥🔥

[@AreYouEnlightened]

Great video! Could you turn thatbeard trimmer off though?

[@Jamoni1]

Aaron just chilling in the background... who's filming, Anderson Silva?

[@twinsunpredator7998]

please help been working the darce for 3 year , i get it , all the time , everything you say BUT 50/50 crank/choke , i can't get it right

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Even if it is partially a crank, it's fine in my opinion, if it still gets the tap. It is hard for me to offer much opinion without seeing how you're applying it, who you are training with, etc. There are a lot of variables that go into it.

[@twinsunpredator7998]

@@KnightJiuJitsu heyyy thank you for the answer 😆 love your video , i keep grinding , peace

[@YotaDaryl]

Omg ...I can't wait to get destroyed while trying these at class!😃

[@maikh0u634]

My friend says that it doesn't really choke him but it hurts the side of his neck. Any tips to fix it?

[@adilbekramadan2038]

Nice 🖒👍

[@MannyMuskets]

I would still love a "baseball chokes from everywhere" vid at some point

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Great idea for a video for sure!

[@ricmtz5327]

Yes 👍🏼

[@ricmtz5327]

Hi i don't know but what's the difference between darce choke and brabo choke

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Hope this helps: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3nEZYBmdqlkntEsi=0rRhppbmeuKK_d43

[@ricmtz5327]

​@@KnightJiuJitsu I didn't notice you respond ! Thanks !

[@Bryan-gy3gu]

Zhoozhitzoo

[@SmileFreestyle-hx2rc]

Baseball Darce = Darcall

[@vyndaio]

As usual, great timing Professor, we just covered this in class over the weekend, you really demonstrated how ubiquitous this choke can be. Sorry to be that guy but the next thing I'm wondering is how to defend against this choke. What are the best, most effective counters?

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

As a general principle, getting separation between your arm and head is key. The John Wayne escape and belly down counters are good mid to late escape options. I’ll try to make a video on these