GUARANTEED no GUILLOTINE if you do this 🙌

[@codymarandola3164]

How come everyone forgets about wrist locks? I use them a ton!! But most people never try it even once! THEY WORK!!!!

[@Silence-and-Violence]

Because they're banned by stupid IBJJF for white belts so all the sport oriented schools don't teach them to their basics classes so the guys don't really integrate them much as they progress. I also love wristlocks, you can find them everywhere. Also, to be fair to a lot of competitive schools, a lot of wristlocks that work in rolls don't work as well in competition because people are willing to fight through pain more. That said, if you view your wristlock as not just a sub but as a way to force movement or grip release or to make them afraid of taking certain grips or positions then they are suddenly super viable again in competition, rolls, and "da streetz'. Hey, Jacare used to break wrists all the time by head-diving over the top of the basic standing lapel grab defense wristlock. He'd finish some matches with wrist breaks on first contact, like less than 20 seconds.

[@kbanghart]

​@@Silence-and-ViolenceI'm actually attending a camp this weekend and there's a class I can take from an expert in wrist locks , so this is great timing 😁

[@rockII1954]

Yes. Chin na

[@Freud_Mayweather]

I think a lot of people only remember the basic ones instead of the wide variety of sneaky ones like this

[@mattmay4112]

Because of aikido

[@shad3128]

Great instructional to show why to do a different grip for a guillotine ;)

[@JoseRamirez-dv5uo]

exactly... my palm goes the other way, so? i use a different grip.. palm to palm, my other arm is pushing into my choke, so in this case, he will be helping me choke him more lol...

[@kingcrumpet]

Yep

[@053DAX]

Gable

[@steveh5307]

I'm merely a white belt but I was taught to monkey grip covering my wrist while guillotine. So this squeezing may not work as you wouldn't be able to fold my hand...? 🤷‍♂️

[@jinbeen6720]

Bro that’s what I was thinking I was like who tf grips like that

[@karl1971]

Always go for the balls 😂

[@lopiyo]

Like american kenpo? Almost 95% of techniques finish with a hit in the balls 😅

[@josephcaruba9291]

Always grab the balls bro

[@attroenergizer8115]

dont foget the eyes....never forget the eyes...

[@danielh7171]

Swift knob flick..street fight over.

[@wash_dogs5684]

The old dick twist

[@todd2683]

Excellent. Takeori press is the old school jujutsu name for this wrist lock.

[@madisonpowell1694]

Nice 💪🏻

[@jaimcgee4566]

About to say the same thing 💪🏿

[@SweetBrazyN]

People should learn judo before ju jitsu!

[@rokkomiyoshi4035]

One little detail, thumb on thumb is more efficient.

[@leviathan837]

@@jaimcgee4566same

[@ronchew391]

Nice! Simple & easy to remember. U have the best tips! Keep ‘em coming. 🙏 Thank you.

[@dylangriffee8019]

Imagine watching the ufc and some fighter goes for the guillotine just to tap to this shit, lmao.

[@kiatipotatoeasmr8150]

Pretty sure small joint subs aren't allowed

[@stdjunior]

small joint manipulation is for sure not allowed T_T @@kiatipotatoeasmr8150

[@luisarashirovideo]

that has never happend, what has happened is people passing out

[@Narguhl]

@@kiatipotatoeasmr8150 Wrist isn't a small joints. Single fingers are.

[@0urmunchk1n]

Part of the issue is separation. He needs space to execute the wrist lock but in the UFC standing guillotines are generally done up against the cage wall with the two fighters very close to each other. Look at how much separation there is between their hips. Also the fighters tend to establish a Gable Grip rather than an s-grip which would largely neutralize this lock unless the person defending the guillotine is vastly stronger than their opponent. This looks like one of those "defenses against someone that doesn't know anything." I can maybe see a fighter getting this on the regional scene but not in the UFC.

[@KokaBongaMMA]

Idk about this one man 😂

[@fioree2532]

I’m not good by any means but I think it’s a wrist lock, but the likelihood for me doing this correctly or even at all under pressure is 0 🤣

[@HansDavidian]

I do this all the time to the new blue belts but it only work once because they are fast to smarten up to wristlocks 😅

[@prandz420]

@@fioree2532he isn’t retarded it’s obviously a wrist lock It just isn’t likely to work on someone good

[@squidguard1]

It’s another BS KZbin technique. Tell anyone above purple belt to put you in a guilotine and just see if you can wrist lock them as a counter

[@privatejustice4704]

Yeah you gotta be well practiced in this in a real life threatening situation.

[@grand372]

Machida should have used that technique against Jon Bones Jones 🔥🔥😎

[@jamesmccusker2260]

Yeah he would have definitely caught Jones with that one smh

[@jamesmccusker2260]

I mean jones ate a fully locked arm bar from roided Belfort but a gimpy wrist lock would have for sure tapped him

[@dc_latername9064]

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[@l.c.7445]

Since this is Brazilian Jiu-jitsu, I must say that this is called Mão de Vaca (Cow's hand, go figure) and, at least in Brasil, it's a move restricted to brown belts and black belts only

[@Jajce65]

Which came from original origin of jiu jitsu which is japan and the move is called mae hadaka jime

[@jacobhenderson2999]

@@Jajce65which has then first been perfected in the USA called the wrist lock

[@non-yesman7995]

​@@jacobhenderson2999 Got em!

[@manley9308]

Chin Na finally coming in “handy” 😂

[@veselinlazovic3997]

You can also add a bit of twist of palm toward outside. It put internal pressure between two bones in hand for additional pain. Just do not over-do it. Overdo can create very nasty compound fracture. Ask me how I know.

[@ZionKou]

Thank you so much for teaching that!

[@CreoleCowboy]

GOD BLESS YOU HOMIE!!!

[@callum1465]

Once they establish a 2 on 1 grip under your neck this would be next to impossible to get. Would be good if they only have one hand established there though.

[@prandz420]

Problem is who tf does literally nothing with their second hand?

[@callum1465]

@@prandz420 u ain’t wrong lol

[@modestogonzalez182]

Good ole Takeori!! Works from many different positions. Very versatile

[@6laka.]

Who taught this young gentleman to use an s-grip

[@michaelm9710]

That’s what I was wondering. I was taught to grab my wrist. Why do they teach the s grip? Seems like a very weak way to grip

[@HistoryBuffBro905]

Bro really said "gilliteen" 😂

[@raficaliff8188]

that's how its pronounced in english... he's not doing the french pronunciation

[@HistoryBuffBro905]

@raficaliff8188 that's not how you say it in English anymore. It's named after a person. But it was supposed to be gil uh teen in the old dictionaries. But if you look in a dictionary now it's the correct pronunciation. But I just thought it was funny because nobody says it like that. It was just a little out of the normal is all lol.

[@AlkaRez]

​Anymore? Where my memo for that@@HistoryBuffBro905

[@sgtliles30]

Thanks for the lesson

[@A.C.71]

11 years of doing jiujitsu and never learned this move..very nice. ty

[@partyanimal2793]

I’m so excited to try this tonight at class !!!

[@ProfessorBulletMG]

Excellent help, as always.

[@Mkhaim]

I didn’t see many comments on this so I’m going to write my own. Guillotine is a French word which means the L’s are SILENT and it is pronounced “gee-ah-tine” not “gil-oh-tine”.

[@alexanonimo6876]

bruh, come to St. Louis (Saint LOO-iss) and hear how we say shit like Gravois (GRA-voy), Creve Couer (KREEV-KOOR), and Carondelet (kuh-RAHN-duh-let), a place where Choteau (SHOW-toe) is pronounced the most correctly by French standards. we don't care.

[@alexanonimo6876]

oh, and Bellefontaine becomes "bell fountain."

[@Mkhaim]

@@alexanonimo6876 You mean kuh-rahn-do-lay and bell-fahn-tan? Oh and it’s Saint Loo-wee

[@piggy5677]

Thanks. I would have loved to knew this when I was younger and getting into fights finding myself in this position. I was using pure strength to pop my head out if i hadnt tucked my head, getting my jaw clamped.

[@DieselMMA]

I get put in front headlock a lot I’ve been trying to work on my defense from turtle, I’ll definitely give this a try

[@JoseRamirez-dv5uo]

so how did it go?

[@jamesmccusker2260]

He got headbutted for being a douche bag@@JoseRamirez-dv5uo

[@bdogm412]

Thats absolutely diabolocal

[@CoachKevanKillsit]

White belt with a question. So when you sink in the guillotine from standing should you pull guard right away or can you get away with getting the tap from just standing? Thanks in advance

[@tahitianstyling]

In sparing it works, thank u for your demo mister nobody

[@FallenOfSolaCida]

When applied with experience the elegant simplicity of jujitsu is amazing. There are also some amazing real world applications that don't lead to me goin to prison (like a strike, guy hits his head,I'm doin 25 to l)

[@SPLIFFZPUFFZ]

SICK. Gunna try this...

[@neotenylv09]

As an Aikido practitioner, the first thing that came on my mind was a Sankyo or Gokyo variation. This was a pretty smart move, and very well explained!

[@xraftermanx]

I used to Practice Nishiyama Aikido, Karate and Judo. I would never grab my hands like this in a naked choke. My right hand would either be a fist or in the opposite configuration with my left wrist bent so that I could use it to rotate my right hand and forearm to rotate the the right radial to crush the larynx in one quick twist. Its an old ju-jitsu move from before 1882 that was outlawed in the sport of Judo as it kills people unless they get a tracheotomy within 5 minutes.

[@tiberiussheets2993]

That is straight-up Chin-Na/Small-Circle JJ! Are wrist-locks taught in BJJ? This is the very first BJJ instructor I hand ever seen teach even this most basic wrist-lock! How many BJJ-students reading here were taught wrist-locks?

[@BirdhouseMMA]

Ufc guys need to see this

[@imthebest200]

UFC guys don't use an s grip for guillotines lol

[@moryachauhan5510]

Greetings! Search for my previous comment about the real rule

[@daddad6127]

Black belt level move👍🏽

[@nickster3008]

Thank god you show the reverses because to many young boys today learning this move and doing it to normal folk

[@40acresandatractor222]

Fam is extremely CEREBRAL🤓💯🔥

[@bc2647]

This is cool...and that's why I love these guys

[@abusireen7017]

Very practical & simple, works a charm.

[@Saghilarious]

What ifhe grabs his own wrist to secure the choke? And instead of wrapping his legs around you he just steps backwards flattens out, causing you both to lay on your belly

[@drayblesolomonstribulation3045]

The headlock is unstoppable.. these are the examples..

[@younglamb4396]

Good stuff!!!

[@amongstthepigeons1020]

Wristlocks are awesome

[@victoranchondo924]

"you like the technique, take it ,its yours " B.L. ✊️✌️👍

[@dadimadh4528]

"Great. *Now* he posts this!?" - Cyril G

[@Windshieldchoke]

You sir have earned a subscriber.

[@annoyed707]

Yes, a different grip might complicate things, but, like anything else, it is easier to counter before a technique is fully engaged.

[@brianmills5302]

That was cool as hell!! Thanks!

[@kidtrunks2568]

bro said GILL-O-TINE 💀

[@TEMUJINARTS]

Hardly next level

[@alanrawson-wg8io]

Love them wrist locks!!!😊

[@troyfranklin5480]

This guy is special 👍

[@NetGiver75]

No small joint manipulation in the UFC so many are probably not focusing on it anymore.

[@moryachauhan5510]

Greetings! Search for my previous comment about the real rule

[@paolodelutis1489]

This is an old Japanese Jiu-Jitsu move... very old school but effective... You can even step through and come around and really crank the wrist with a 2 on ,1 grip once using this grip to loosen the choke The technique is called Sankyo wrist lock in its original form

[@hectorfernandez3665]

Thanks sir

[@touristguy87]

Too smooth, dude.

[@bronsonleach3573]

However If they lock in you gotta fight for hand control. I do not study Ju jitsu but I am a folk wrestler and I study freundlich righen and kreig rigen. Literally translates to friendly wrestling and war wrestling. Friendly is for sport and war is for self defense and combat. There is a similar technique to that but it is done in a sprawled position. There are many counters many of which require you to catch the hand or arm before locking up. Elbow breaks in Kreig ringen are brutal and quick it takes less than a second. Finger locks basically dislocating the finger. Or if you are stuck a throw would be a valid option because your opponent is holding on for dear life around your neck. You try to get as much momentum as possible kick his knees and use your arms to flip him over you so he is in a less dominant position which he will be forced to let go. However the best counter to any choke is don't get put in one in the first place. Don't allow the arm to go around your neck. The wrist lock works too but only in very select situations but that is with any technique. I roll around with ju juistu guys every now and again. They hate my throws, elbow submissions because they are very similar to judo and ju jitsu but have slight differences in them. A common elbow break would be a duck under but you have control of the hand and use your shoulder to break the joint. That is only for self defense and not for sport or practice that will ruin someone's career. Hand submissions and manipulation. The weird part is the fingers are the weakest part of the hand. They are more fragile and can easily be manipulated and are very annoying to deal with when your opponent is constantly grabbing your fingers. However in that style we wear different clothing we wear baggy European Renaissance period clothing. However some places allow sweat shirts and sweat pants. Basically you need something to grab onto. Any grappling martial that trains with clothing like that is deadly. Clothing is so useful to grab onto especially hoodies you can do all kinds fun stuff. It gives you access to throws you would normally wouldn't have on a singlet or shirtless.

[@emissary_kyle]

Wristlocks are a party foul during rolls, but of course no one can deny the effectiveness.

[@rod-von]

When I was a kid, probably around 13 years old. I was wrestling my friends older brother, because I could beat all my friends. He had my back, and almost had me in a rear naked choke, but I grabbed his hand he was gonna use to lock it up, and I got him in a wrist lock and made him tap.

[@zirkattwell3992]

No Bullshido here... Only authentic moves...

[@no1fibersplicer525]

The hand can opener!!!😂

[@jamieponder8750]

Excuse the ignorance…. But what are the differences between standard judo and BJJ?…

[@BRIANTHABARBER]

ok steven we know anything can work. i would be more focused on gaining a positional advantage as im defending the choke rather than sitting there trying to hit a sub from a bad position. even if you make him bail your not getting any positional gain from the encounter so why are you doing it ?

[@akrocuba]

THAT'S GREAT!!!! We actually call the a "chicken wing". But I never tried it on a Guillotine. That would've helped me many times over the years. Sucks being knocked out....LOL Much respect! OSS!!!

[@HardCiderGuy]

Remember, the wrists are the balls of the arm

[@PrNizar]

At first I thought he was going to the nuts.

[@dylanreinboth9577]

Does this work with equal sized opponents? Your hand size vs his thin arms....

[@Crystals10000]

Very nice,I need more ways to wristlock lol

[@codymarandola3164]

Thank you sir!!

[@Otherverse1]

My taekwondo teacher way back when taught us a lot of ways to use the gooseneck joint lock, good stuff. I became a little bit immune to it because I was one of the original students and he did it on me a lot to show the other students lol

[@thng670]

So we're allowed to manipulate small joints now?

[@ONAWY]

Does this work before it's actually locked in, as in he has his hand over his wrist?

[@KevinCrawford-pi4is]

I don't know about today whether you've seen it Blake who's been he is actually a good boy but what I do if I get the situation with someone that big with Islander in them and German and it's very strong too and he does backing stuff up so what do you do with someone that big is a lot more how would you take someone like that and it..

[@DKY00]

Strong guy possible

[@necessaryvolitio]

Is this considered small joint in the unified rules of MMA and thereby prohibited?

[@PlaymanSg]

Where can I get Sambo classes instead?

[@niledunn4641]

It's a good technique it's just an ude garami and they will tap pretty quick. Wrist locks when properly applied are effective

[@Gods-bad-boy]

God I love this!!!!

[@bw5020]

I cant imagine how fast you have to be to pull this off.

[@johnnywishbone932]

4th degree blue belt. Bro is a master like Royce.

[@batouttahell454]

THANQ

[@pareshprajapati7916]

Superb 👍🙏

[@Shiwam88]

Why lyoto machida didn't do the same to Jones?

[@AndrewJVargas]

How do you unlock their grip, I tried this for ten minutes with a friend and we couldn't figure it out

[@jimmiv5449]

Excellent!

[@MiggsMultiple]

What do you do if he applies it with a rigid fist past your chin rather than a flimsy,limp wrist under it and isn't half your size and strength?

[@jeffreyanderson5106]

Nice work🥋

[@mitchellspecht6115]

Do you have a white belt counter? Other than waiting till I get promoted to blue belt lol

[@DarkLight-Ascending]

Great tip. Sub earned.

[@tmoss1900]

Joint locks, interesting 🤔! I really like it 👍👍

[@yinyang9508]

Freaking BB magic

[@robertwhite8194]

Are white belts allowed to do wrist locks?

[@vilijamstankovski753]

Come to me with that trick 😂😂😂😂😂

[@James-if4zw]

That’s cool man. Thanks

[@nissanz808]

Hidden goose neck

[@calmwater2529]

Genius

[@ChakaForReal]

Why would you pronounce it like thaaaat😂❤️

[@bebop4874]

Professor Matt, what about the “high hand” guillotine? I have been looking into the high hand from Craig Jones. The strangle arm very deep to where the hand of the strangle arm is knuckles to the opponent’s shoulder and the other arm wraps under the arm of that side opponent’s shoulder. From there the guillotine is completed by grabbing the elbow of the strangle arm. I’m studying the guillotine and defenses right now. Thank you for all your work and videos are very helpful.

[@aoguang7741]

IT will Work but only If they wrist is not safed. If the opponent hardens His grip tray reaching over with your arm around the head Cross and get Up. This way the opponent comes into unbalance and Back facing to the ground. Either way nice technique. Stay strong

[@bg5561742]

I tried it it works !!! even when they have your back

[@terrenceconcannon]

Unreal move