Four Horseman of the Front Headlock: Anaconda, Arm-In Guillotine, D'arce, Japanese Necktie

Tuesday evening no gi at Hurricane Jiu Jitsu! John Lawrence shows four high-percentage chokes from the front headlock position: Anaconda, Arm-In Guillotine, D'arce, and the Japanese Necktie.
Anaconda at :04
Arm-In Guillotine at 2:46
D'arce at 5:57
Japanese Necktie at 9:09

[@thebaneking4787]

This is the single best transition choke video I have ever seen. It is phenomenal. I only wish you were a little closer to the camera. But you do spend enough time explaining it at that length of distance. So honestly I have no complaints.

[@7Roeth]

Intstruction wise its very good, length wise yuck, too many words to get to the point.

[@alperen7247]

Precise and detailed. Liked!

[@TylerTheUke]

Nice video man, thanks for sharing

[@axlek7620]

Excellent presentation. Thanks!

[@justinroesler8146]

Amazing detail!

[@lifehackers777]

It is tremendous a material! Thank you so much!

[@RoloSolis81]

Love these!

[@determinedlyunmotivated4300]

This is the best choke video on KZbin! Thank you so much

[@michaeldubery3593]

love it, the Japanese necktie is an overlooked component of this head and arm grip game

[@BarChordA]

Great details!

[@JamezAdam]

Great instructional! 🙏👏👊

[@dylanparnham8559]

Excellent video boys 👌💪✌️

[@originsunityllc]

Classic Carlson Gracie! Hey Hurricane Jiu Jitsu, I had a great time training there while I was in Cleveland on two separate occasions. Y'all made me feel right at home. Now I continue with Marcelo Alonso! I also frequent Chicago to see CGT HQ and affiliates. Thanks everyone!

[@aarongiza1469]

Good content, very well explained, can you do a video for locks from the side control?

[@connordoyle675]

1 of the best instruction videos I have seen on this sequence. Thank you!

[@thataquariuschick]

You are an amazing teacher brother! Thank you. 😊

[@barreraboyz]

this was done nicely good video

[@Hank718]

Thank you for some details that has stopped my game 😊🙏🏻

[@kylehallman8183]

Excellent directions and details. I've trained for years and still have issues with Darce and Anacondas. This made them make so much more sense.

[@rasalghul9331]

beautiful, simple, clear explanations and demo. The perfect amount of essential details. I love learning details but sometimes I will get overloaded with information and forget how to just do the simple essential stuff.

[@LECityLECLEC]

so beautiful would love to see more videos like this multiple attacks from the same position

[@notoriousss247]

I've watched this video like a 100 times by now

[@CenserSladezVii]

Oh man you've finally just made something click for me with all these moves :). Thank you!

[@hurricanejiujitsu1110]

Thanks Sarah!

[@Grizzlyjitsu]

Good technics and details. Im using same D´arce setup, but everytime people will extend their head back ..how you said. . what did help to me was put fist to ground, it works better for me, felling stronger with pushing to head and free way to go trough with my other hand.

[@DPSBreakdowns]

Great stuff!

[@hurricanejiujitsu1110]

Thank you my friend!

[@jamiancarreon9896]

Thank you for putting in the time to break these down in detail

[@notoriousss247]

I am gonna try all 3 today

[@Frogswilly]

Very nice

[@Joshuanyc73]

Good teacher.

[@hurricanejiujitsu1110]

Thanks Joshua we're tryin!

[@MatsideVenturinaTerme]

Nice!!!!!

[@ChiefKeewatin]

Tenderize...I dig it

[@MrCmon113]

Gonna try all of those next time and make myself the most hated guy in class.

[@woo9194]

The anaconda choke looks like a reverse triangle with arms

[@dzuehoang487]

Thank you . How to defend ...?

[@guam58]

Professor I was given a tip with the arm in and head only guillotine is instead of crunching. The opposite arm that is away from the legs just upper cut with the elbow to the opposite hip. The choke comes on instantaneously. The crunching works as well, but I find myself squeezing versus crunching. The uppercut elbow to opposite hip establishes that crunch versus squeeze.

[@tokinabo]

i'm having a hard time visualizing what you described. would you be kind to make a small tutorial, or breakdown someone else's position so i can have a visual? will be highly appreciated..

[@theoliveoilboy]

Like a true West Park Strangler 😤😤

[@FTWGamerTrue]

I'm new to jiu jitsu and can't even get training right now but me and my buddy learn what we can with each other, and this series is so simple and extremely deadly I try not to use it a lot on him because its so easy

[@hurricanejiujitsu1110]

Thanks, we really appreciate that feedback

[@natedavis1087]

This is very easy to strap up and it’s available while defending the takedown but you still gotta make sure that head don’t slip out

[@FTWGamerTrue]

@@natedavis1087 yeah since that comment I've worked a lot on solidifying the grip as soon as i can to make sure the head can't get out. Still haven't made it to a gym yet though :(

[@fromthedepths8226]

@@FTWGamerTrue have you made it to a gym yet??

[@FTWGamerTrue]

@@fromthedepths8226 Yes :) Joined in Oct competed 1-1 in december. Since the winter I've dealt with various family issues and sicknesses though so I haven't gotten a good period of training in since the tourney actually :( Stomach flare ups and now naturally covid lol. Hoping it lines up better soon

[@tonyhenthorn3966]

I don't feel so embarrassed now after watching those first two holds being demonstrated. The guy I wrestle keeps kicking my ass with the head and arm and the guillotine. I thought I just sucked because I couldn't get out of those holds. Now I see that even experienced, well-trained MMA fighters can't either. I'll just have to learn how to keep my friend from getting me in those bad spots to start with.

[@LaZaRo___]

You also don't need to roll though, you can post your left leg and push off, so you both are on your sides.

[@MrCharlietoma]

Does the grip stay under his chin or is it suppose to slide?

[@tukity]

Oh man that last one looks painful

[@GTchum]

Great teaching, but the camera man could go the extra mile and take us where the action is happening

[@lyrasunshard3769]

Is the arm in guillotine a high elbow guillotine?

[@highsoflyify]

I always learned to trap the leg for the japanese necktie. Is this just optional? Because sometimes it's hard to get the leg (especially If my partner knows what I'm looking for)

[@DaMartialAthlete]

I think if u don’t trap the leg u at least have to make sure the head is cinched in tight. I usually try to trap the leg tho

[@guest0046]

Yeah, traping the leg or doing the japanese necktie from halfguard is the best option. If you dont have the leg you can just spin away with your body and lose some pressure as defence.

[@Kaucera]

You can absolutely tap people out without the leg, in fact I get it without 90% of the time and only need the leg if I'm not hitting the child right.

[@daxisperry7644]

Is the Arm In Guillotine a submission where you just need to squeeze harder if it seems like its taking a long time to get the tap?

[@personanongrata123]

Yea

[@YouAwakeYet]

ANACONDA SQUEEEEZE -Nacho

[@bananapatch9118]

I’m a big thick guy with short thick arms. When I am going for the anaconda I can’t get to my bicep so I gable grip near my partners tricep and then Gator roll and move towards the mount. They tap before I get to the mount. Works well for my body type. Now trying to figure out how to hit a darce….

[@embomb701]

Good video, but IMO the Peruvian Necktie should be the fourth Horsemen. The Japanese Necktie is just a modification of the Darce.

[@Merrick]

I hope you guys know you really hurt the Peruvian's feelings

[@Marten-er4oz]

E

[@7Roeth]

Cool but video could easily be like 5-6 minutes long

[@VoltedSoldier]

Roll is unnecessary. Front headlock, step in deep with right leg and sit back onto left side...done.

[@hurricanejiujitsu1110]

Actually, you are correct. That is a variation I use a lot. But when you only roll 90° to the side, you end up laying on your lock. Which can sometimes weaken your grip significantly. At least this has been my experience with that variation. But I use them both!