Head and arm choke from mount (arm triangle) - Lachlan Giles

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[@TempestTenor]

You can quantify how deep the choke is by looking at the redness of Mitch's scalp ♥️

[@walkingcorpse1224]

This was a beautiful demonstration!

[@MrSinusu]

Wow, great details. Thank you as always.

[@michaelcorcoran3942]

I always know it's good when it's like what Neil Melanson does. Nice one Lachy

[@NoBody-ro3xj]

I can't hear his name, but I imagine mich is the one that disliked lol nothing like a nice thorough explanation while being choked lol

[@admiralsuperior3]

great video

[@kallepikku4991]

You can tell Lachlan has been wrestling a lot. He's whole approach to grappling is more wrestling based than traditional bjj. Use bodyweight; immobolize opponent; get a dominant grip, and drive in regardless of opponent's resistance: if he let's you, you win. If he doesn't let you, he'll lose.

[@nicocontreras5366]

Freaking awesome ! I was passing to side control exactly like you said it was wrong haha.

[@baranismus]

Great details thanks so much

[@lyrasunshard3769]

God tier explanation

[@dannychong960]

Lachlan, what is keeping him from trapping and rolling you over when you pull him to his side? This is an honest question. Not trying to be a smartass. Thank you.

[@elliottdaunois6697]

Brilliàt

[@elliottdaunois6697]

Brilliant

[@cameronlevitt1895]

What sort of monster hit dislike ???

[@rand_-mk5lb]

Sometimes when I go for the arm triangle the guy turns into me and gets out. What am I doing wrong?

[@stantoncochran536]

That’s great. Now you can pull him into the back take that chains from that reaction.

[@rand_-mk5lb]

@@stantoncochran536 Thanks

[@stantoncochran536]

@@rand_-mk5lb No problem 👍🏼

[@martialmusicman]

Perhaps not blocking the arm with your head?

[@DSVN23]

Don’t leave mount until the choke is fully sunk in, take your time

[@GeneAuyeung]

What prevents the bottom person from extracting his arm (and putting it on the wrong side of your head) as you lift him up to clasp your hands behind his shoulder blade? At 6:10

[@TempestTenor]

I suspect you don't really need to clasp your hands to finish. Perhaps you can instead leave your right arm free and block the victim's left arm as you slide your head into place.

[@GeneAuyeung]

@@TempestTenor good suggestion, since one handed finishes are possible. Will have to play around with that

[@martialmusicman]

Doesn't the next step address that, where he blocks his arm by driving his head forward and "around the corner" to block the arm? I assume those are done in pretty quick succession when applying the technique and only separated for demonstration.