Super useful REAR NAKED CHOKE detail 👊

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[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

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[@realdeal8078]

Hey Jordan.. Iove your videos.. Im trying to work on improving coordination

[@realdeal8078]

And to be more aggressive against aggressive opponents or training partners..

[@tarabonjeva]

Don't teach these things that cause murder and violence. We have as many dangerous, wild and murderous creatures on the planet...

[@obscurelines]

How do we feel about the finger crawl method?

[@Nikolai393]

"Your rear naked choke SUCKS" Bro my whole game sucks leave me alone.

[@yousefk8105]

😂

[@WolframtheBlessed3499]

I feel you

[@AndrewSartainBJJ]

😂

[@jax345-]

😂

[@microwave911]

😂

[@alyssondasilva4484]

I've realized that a Lot of these adjustments correcting a sub is simply using a stronger muscle group instead of a weaker one. Or, engaging MORE muscle groups. In this case, using also Lats and the core instead of only Bíceps. I Also do that in Katagatame, instead of Just pulling my shoulder down using the bíceps, engage strongly the Lats and traps, retracting the scapulae.

[@raulslaggings5824]

So true. I've encorperated a lot of static / isolated muscular holds to my workouts. Literally made all my chokes d3adly. Always engage and squeeze all muscle groups engaged in the hold you're doing. Strength in that aspect has gone thru the roof, I got ppl tapping before I even get it locked in fully now cuz they don't want the pressure. I'm only a white belt and I've tapped blue/blue heading to purple belts . Love this shit

[@NazriB]

Lies again? Naughty America USD SGD

[@Wagyu_Jubei]

I'm going to try katagatame with that movement! Thank you.

[@TheWalamala]

Kata what??

[@HaHaroni]

Not a bicep movement. It's all tricep.

[@mr.musicreviewmam2272]

When people know this detail I know they’re doing their homework. Respect.

[@sb_2378]

To be honest, as a complete noob with only 4 sessions of no gi, this is just what I do naturally in sparring and what I’ve always done when playing fighting. It just seems pretty obvious.

[@sb_2378]

To be honest, as a complete noob with only 4 sessions of no gi, this is just what I do naturally in sparring and what I’ve always done when playing fighting. It just seems pretty obvious.

[@Solaspange]

@@sb_2378i can sense and ego

[@sb_2378]

@@Solaspange a little. You caught me.

[@user-id8cl5zd9e]

Honestly this was common sense

[@yogismokes1628]

Lmaoooooo he choked her mad hard. I was surprised as she was 😂 Great technique

[@michaelmyers1156]

White belt comment

[@AidsTiger]

@@michaelmyers1156 Grapplers have micro peepee

[@MotivationCRE]

@@michaelmyers1156 i feel you are trying to imply that a less experienced person is dumb or weird, as well as that the person commenting is inexperienced. and you want to try and further humiliate the person by summing it up in as few words as possible. you gain nothing from leaving these negative comments sir, lets all enjoy martial arts, keep learning and getting better by supporting each other rather than spreading hate and developing a big ego.

[@HoliGallistur1023]

​@@MotivationCREYou didn't have to say "sir"

[@nostalji93]

@@MotivationCRE Don't be so sensitive. Ops comment reveals his lack of experience and is simply wrong. Its not a "mad hard" choke. Do you want people to clap when they get exposed to the bs of others? And yes his judgement of the situation is weird. No excessive force was used nor was any participant surprised about the sensation. Nothing hard about the choke nor any surprise of how it feels.

[@ecobeast_stang]

I was taught to retract my shoulder blades together. This technique definitely sounds way more powerful. Awesome tip 👍

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

Give it a shot 🙏

[@MrJackman83]

My brother is going to hate this move lool

[@KiIIua_]

Loool

[@AmunitionMagicn]

Lol

[@beeboop751]

fr i did this on my grandma a couple days ago and her bitch ass still knocked out 😂

[@Guonks]

😂

[@Karen-fs6lf]

You are partly right from a judo perspective a simple way of looking T it is your forearm gets bigger as you push through much respect

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

Thanks! Not party right haha. This is the modern and most effective way to finish :)

[@Karen-fs6lf]

Sorry jordon I am not a troll .I chose the wrong opening words iment one other detail that makes the technique workmuch respect from a fellow grappler

[@james.randorff]

That duck quack had me looking around for Tyler Spangler 😂

[@justmrisrael]

Tyler the kinda guy to spangle a banner of stars 🎉

[@chanimal24]

My rnc got a lot better when i learned how to do a one armed rnc. Because you have to do this rotation in order to finish it

[@dontspeak2994]

Love the shorts 🙏

[@TheDomLouis]

One handed strangle variation: If you try to get your elbow more inline with your opponent's chin, it allows your hand to be even more hidden behind their shoulder. Put your chin over your hand and do the rotation in the video. Then you only need 1 hand to finish and you are free to use the other hand to defend opponent's arms from trying to grab the strangle arm.

[@SaltElectrolytes]

That's a much better way to finish it, excellent detail!

[@moritzvoge4100]

Danke für dieses Bild in videoformat🎉

[@radinordin9350]

Good detail.... Thankx

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

👊

[@Thiccy_nicky]

Ya dude, I call that the lawn mower if you’re having trouble finishing a choke. Pull the choking arm back like you’re starting a lawn mower and BOOM! Quick finish

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

Haha good name!

[@Chiburi]

What kind of lawn mower is that?

[@Thiccy_nicky]

@@Chiburiold school mowers have a pull start, might be the wrong generation hahaha

[@pelvismen5510]

​@@ChiburiIt's not 2080 yet you should know

[@Chiburi]

@@pelvismen5510 Do you RNC your lawn mower? This move looks *nothing* like starting a lawn mower, man…. Nothing.

[@WolframtheBlessed3499]

Gee, this is a game changer. I was doing the RNC the sucky way, and rarely getting a tap. I will try this new way. THank you. subscribed.

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

Awesome, thanks! Please let me know how it works for you 🙂

[@WolframtheBlessed3499]

@@JordanTeachesJiujitsu ...I will :-)

[@arxwa5278]

I hated on most videos where you are being pansy about bjj rules but credit where credit is due, I learned most about bjj from your yt tidbits. Thank you for that

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

Haha thanks man. Once you've been training as long as I have I think you'll realize I'm right about the training etiquette videos. The gym is for training, not competing. Training partner safety is important to actually have training partners. Hobbyists going to war in the training room is one reason so few make it past a decade of training.

[@arxwa5278]

​@@JordanTeachesJiujitsu I agree on the part that we need no unneeded injuries in training, I choke whenever I have the chance as it's safer (imo) than a jointlock or a whooping. Maybe it comes down to mentality. I mainly train for mma and playing guard doesn't fly well there if you are not an absolute newaza machine. Also some of the bjj rulings don't make sense to me: flying armbars that can blast uke's knees and arm are legal, but dropping said tori as he tries to cripple you is counted as a slam and illegal. It doesn't seem logical to me. Still thank you very much for your content!

[@MJ-xl5jz]

What does it mean: "rotate your elbows behind him"? 1) Should they rotate separately outwards, thus in two different directions? Or 2) should they rotate both in the same direction, towards the chocking shoulder? Or 3) neither.

[@dausonando]

Thank you

[@taliyy_]

I just tried this on my pillow, he didn’t tap

[@MJ-xl5jz]

The pillow is too strong. It will make you sleep.

[@aNinjaBaseballBatman]

You called you pillow a he? Das ist le ghey!

[@johnjinglehimer2900]

Grappling is so much more complex than striking its wild, ill understand muay thai technique after like 10 seconds of 1 on 1 instruction but minutes of personal instruction when i wrestled

[@giakhanglam6766]

Good tip. I fought a bigger guy in the gym with huge neck. Tried to bring my elbows together to finish the choke but it seems useless cause my arms only aren't strong enough to squeeze that neck. This one gonna work

[@jharedcruzada479]

Watching this for the first time right after getting back from my gym - I actually first saw your video on darce, anaconda, and guillotine chokes and unknowingly fixed my RNC before even seeing this one! Funny how concepts transfer between techniques

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

Yepp it's always the concepts that bridge that gap between techniques & make them easier to perform 🙂

[@amysteriousstranger1221]

I honestly never considered this but it makes perfect sense, thank you

[@CalmandCollective.]

Need more videos like this because they keep getting away from me😂😂

[@lemuelprescott5084]

Thanks so much can’t wait to try

[@Notmintvr]

I’ve always locked hands, the arm I’ve got locked in I have my palm facing outward and my other hand I used to pull it in, I used my back muscles to pull back and squeeze. I’ve grappled ALOT of people and every single one either tapped to that or passed out. It’s actually the same style that Silva submitted Hendo with. It has way more squeeze than the style shown in the video in my opinion.

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

You should try it this way and see how you like it. It's the same way the best guys/coaches in the world do it. Gordon Ryan, danahar etc.

[@icysamurai1485]

This should work great! I find that the guillotine choke works better as you can apply pressure directly from the radius bone, so great to see that is possible with the rear naked as well!

[@dyllenopdebeeck651]

Thanks great tip!

[@joshhardy5646]

Yeah I was always taught to roll my shoulders back, but that intentional elbow pull with the shoulder looks a bit more effective

[@user-pd6ci6fk1i]

Time to call my brother for a demonstration

[@kampftag]

Great tip 👍🏻

[@jazkravitzfuk19799]

It's beautiful Patrina

[@peacebalancetruth]

Thank You!

[@slickmick6635]

my instructor years back showed a similar demonstration with students trying to choke him out with compression. Then one student compressed and twisted and I remember the smile the instructor got. He used to call it synching. Sink and Synch - I can still hear him yelling. Just gentile slow and controlled synching when rolling

[@anotherpilgrim8313]

Nice tip!

[@mecipsa_1]

can you make a video on how to improve your chokes with non dominant hand ?

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

It's really just about using your non dominant arm more often. You'll get used to it.

[@wingoreviewsboxingandmma3667]

Always liked at my coaches crazy when they told me to finish by brining my elbows together. I always did the right way by shrugging my shoulder and bringing my elbow back. It is way tighter and when try bringing elbows together my shoulders cramp up before i can get a decent squeeze.

[@shadowsonthedust]

Why not do both?

[@marovsky8448]

Tried this on my knee, hurts my forearm a lot. I think this technique needs more love (check out Eddie Bravo on power of the squeeze. Good isometric workout)👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿

[@tristianmincey7348]

The forearm being in the middle of the neck like that is wild

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

Proper actually

[@tristianmincey7348]

@@JordanTeachesJiujitsu I always heard it can break the trachea or hyoid bone but what do I know I don’t do bjj want to but haven’t yet

[@conorfiggs234]

I was always taught to pull your shoulders back and look away from your choking arm this will cause a chopping motion with the hand behind the head squeezing the triangle shut

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

That works too!

[@FarmToForkAlaska]

I struggle to get rear naked chokes but when I do get them rotated my elbow like you showed in the video instead of pinching them toogether

[@Biscossity]

Yeah that way can also cause some serious permanent damage to someone’s neck squeezing from the side with your bicep still generates enormous amounts of power with less risk

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

How would you hurt their neck? You move your elbow, not their neck. There's no difference in safety between the two.

[@Rodohox]

the adjusted version is how I was taught it by my coach!

[@Medic_6934]

I usually try to push the head down with my palm on the back of their head or the scissor method where the hand behind the head closes the gap. I like this way too because it looks like to get alot more torque that can be applied.

[@CSAcrazy]

Yeah turn your hand over and use the back of your hand. Makes it harder for them to slip your hand and better yet don’t use your hand to push their head down, will allow you to get better leverage on the choke

[@Xruzfps]

So jordan i just need to move it to the side then the opponent should be out?

[@robynmccutchen2715]

That one 3 year old : Mooom mommmm i learned how to choke someone The mom:💀

[@NicoleHenryRolls]

Would rotating that way crush their trachea? Or would it still be a clean blood choke?

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

Still a clean choke unless your forearm slides more to the middle as you rotate. If done correctly all pressure will go to the side of the neck.

[@trojansky2348]

Very helpful!

[@forevercoold]

Grate technique 👌

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

🙏

[@jgawinsk]

cool cool. where’d you get dem trunks.

[@jakiro749]

Inflating your chest also adds more pressure.

[@amjedhatu542]

That’s awesome!

[@juliancullen4527]

Don't forget to push out your chest when doing a rotational strangle!!!

[@beavisroadhog9629]

It's the only mechanical way to tighten it. When you achieve an angle acute enough, you bicep can contract no further.

[@JimmyjoinerMurphy]

That is something. If u end up in that move, sleeping like i baby 😮

[@HoliGallistur1023]

yeah , that's why i want to learn Boxing

[@JohhnyDepp7197]

Learn both

[@jasdennis126]

If you execute as instructed in the video, is that not a neck crank?

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

No because you don't rotate their head or neck. You rotate your own elbow.

[@jasdennis126]

@@JordanTeachesJiujitsu ahhh…okay, thanks for the clarification. 👊🏿

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

👊

[@scottmarker-treasurevalley7244]

I will have to try that out. Tks

[@jimroger5470]

That initial comment was uncalled for...

[@lemmiwinks48]

Great tidbit

[@tritonh5683]

Thank you sir

[@Volunderr]

step 1. have big forearms and biceps

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

😅

[@StrayCatInTheStreets]

Did this to a guy in the bar tonight. It worked

[@miro9945]

Thanks for the advice i will try that on my girl next time if she miss behaves 😊

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

😅

[@miro9945]

@@JordanTeachesJiujitsu 🤣

[@Khaerin_19]

The only self defence I know bruv😅

[@LandonRyan-lq5ll]

My dad used to do that to me all the time, he did it so hard my vision would get blurry

[@CarlDoucet-jm5kq]

You can also do a step back

[@Lole924]

Bro her smile looks like she is sayin:,,about to get choked out im exiced af"

[@Sub-Zero-0001]

Rear Naked chokehold -Eminem

[@JaydenBieser]

So do i grab my shoulder, or do i let it sit on my shoulder

[@theaquariancontrarian3316]

I tend to squeeze my arms at the same time with my free hand force the head forward(after getting the arm under their chin)in to my arm as im leaning up and back putting them on their tip toes. It makes it very hard for them move and almost always stops them from fighting anymore.

[@dede19833]

She seems to like it

[@Marcale16]

Thanks mine doesn’t work sometimes

[@RobertFox-r8h]

Lot of states baned that for law enforcement.

[@Boy69631]

The girl 😭

[@reid8663]

I’ve been doing it like that for almost 3 months W

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

🙏

[@حسينواثقمحمد-ن5ف]

Thanks

[@PanicGiraffe]

I heard this guy pulled guard in a knife fight.

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

Haha possibly 😇

[@benlearnsgraciecombatives]

Is that the traditional way? The way the Gracies teach it is to retract your lats.

[@D3str0yz_]

She regrets volunteering… 😂

[@samketa9612]

Brazilian jiu-jitsu is the best selfdefence nu 1 in the all world

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

🙏

[@franky_kids_9278]

In this situation how to escape or defence our self

[@Chiburi]

You escape and go to heaven

[@YunggGee44]

Great detail🫡 it just makes sense .. cant believe i didnt intuitively figure this out... yall best protect ya necks now

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

Thanks! Ya protect ya neck for sure 👊

[@EthanSkies-k8i]

We were taught this our first day of class it’s nothing new

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

Ok move along then?

[@sayd4203]

She tapped in 2 secs😂😂😂😂

[@TyHatfield]

Absolutely great my only thing is I put my fist behind so it’s just not able to take my fingers or such a muscle dropping my head down they don’t poke eyes out

[@alisaeed6703]

I tried this on my brother, and he is not responding 😢

[@usurper762]

My dad taught me the rear naked choke when I was a young boy. He called it the schoolboy strangle though.

[@daviddaywalker3844]

Some one tried that on me in a pub I managed to grab his thumb before he got to hold nothing like a thumb hold to bring him down aikido taught me that could of finished him with som kyokshin karate I'm 68 still got it

[@Ahmad_here27]

What's her name?

[@danilecashin4126]

My RNC rock bra!!!!! Lol 😊thank you though

[@Matriarchy_Feminism]

Girl is enjoying

[@rou1775]

Control your cock pal

[@meowmeowillustrator]

Meow, so you're the Scranton Strangler!

[@RepeatLawrence]

I hate putting my arm behind their head. I usually keep it to the side, and it works when defending from… their defense.😅

[@sanethmarthos6596]

What about Henry Akin's way? He tells this method as "The Rear Naked Joke".

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

His is the old school way. It's not wrong at all but this version is the more modern way and what I find way more effective.

[@BigBen776]

She was low-key enjoying that 😂

[@jamessullivan6985]

What a man using a female……hero level….

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

Does the technique differ with ladies Vs men? What a man writing a dumb comment. Great work 🫡