Defending Against The Triangle Choke (2 Options)

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Jean Jacques demonstrates two options for defending and escaping the triangle choke.
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[@SuperSneakySteve]

I've seen a lot of escapes but never the fall back method. Looks like a winner.

[@trooperjoe73]

I have a couple of go-to defensive moves to escape triangles, but that 2nd one JJM shows here is brilliant.

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I've been a Blue Belt for a year and I've never seen these escapes before. JJM is the 🐐

[@chrisbaldwin3148]

I've tried the second (emergency) escape a few times against white and blue belts. It seems to work well, but you don't end up in a tidy position--more of a scramble. (Yeah I know, if you're out of the sub then mission accomplished, but...)

[@ThePrimo1973]

Thank you, these are moves I’ve been looking for, cheers from a white belt Aussie

[@R0b_Banks]

Excellent advice as always. 🤙

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Thanks, Professor. Always new insights.

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As usual, great techniques. Thank you.

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Wow!! That was absolutely beautiful. Thank you for the sharing! 😀

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[@deftrooper]

Good looking out, professor!!

[@stevebetancourt7485]

Awesome. Thank you for the great advice.

[@deniscp8489]

Simples e efetivo, oss...

[@usbsol]

Wow, I look forward to try these escapes. Obrigado 🤙

[@Floridamanjiujitsu]

Second one I’ve never seen 👹🔥awesome technique!

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[@TonyFernandezjkdjedi]

Amazing

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Nice!!!!

[@MackTrainingAcademy]

Ill have to give that 2nd option a try. Will these work with the triangle locked or just preemptive escapes?

[@DP-eo5xd]

You can just “stand up” out of a triangle if it’s locked in and your opponent knows what they are doing

[@Andrew-cs1td]

A lot of people point their toes to the mats with the triangle lock up, watch out for your partners with that fall back method.

[@vw5233]

4:12

[@PauloBerni699]

So many defensive moves are made up in the moment; improvisational adjustments when back up plan A or B were no longer practical. Afterwards you reverse engineer the moves and a new escape technique is created.

[@fsociety379]

Он точно знает что показывает? Пусть против своего же веса и так же по физухе по пробует свои некоторые фишки.... Я бы с радостью посмотрел