Deadly Choke Transition Drill

[@sandra-hc9yi]

phenomenal demo master 🥇🥇 show techniques on this UKE sankaku jime (every sankaku), bow and arrow choke, (back and other) GI chokes longer videos please thanks 💪💪🔥🔥

[@funnytime3358]

ohhhh it's been so long since u last uploaded a video

[@Luckybjj614]

Fantastic!

[@clementverbrouck8443]

I learned like 8 years ago (I stopped Judo like 5 years ago) a newaza combination from my coach and I would really love you (or anyone else) to help me remember it perfectly (by testing it out or just respond to this comment to correct things/transitions that I give (based on what I remember) to describe the newaza combo that I learned. Description based on my memories: You start with kuzure gesa gatame whenever you get the opportunity, transition to makura gesa gatame: hold his right arm on the ground with your left arm and you swing your legs above his right arm (that comes in your back). *here is the part where I need help* since that I do not perfectly remember it: One technique might actually not be used in this combo or maybe that 2 techniques are not in the correct order or something... after makura gesa gatame: transition to ushiro gesa gatame (I am 100% sure that this technique is used, but I just do not remember how to get there from makura gesa gatame) It was by using kami shiho gatame I think. ushiro gesa gatame into a technique that is similar to tate shiho gatame, but basicaly with both arms controlled. Instead of having 1 partners arm held in a way that resembles kata gatame (his own arm over his chin) , the arms of the partner are botch crossed over his chest which means that your chest presses both tricepses down and u can then put your arms in his back to squeeze a little bit. You control both his arms only with your chest by pressing it to the ground and he can literally not escape. The reason why it is so wonderfull in my eyes is that you start from the easiest technique (gesa gatame) to an amazing OSAEKOMI-WAZA and it has a special place in my heart so i would LOVE to see anyone helping me. This video is very similar to the combo that I am talking about :kzbin.info/www/bejne/gn6popp8jcmVf6s&ab_channel=JudoLife