Surprising BJJ Triangle Choke From Closed Guard by Giancarlo Bodoni

Surprising BJJ Triangle Choke From Closed Guard
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In this BJJ Techniques video, Giancarlo Bodoni demonstrates a Surprising BJJ Triangle Choke From Closed Guard.
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[@nextlevelguypodcast]

Very clear, detailed breakdown, a great technique video. More outlines by him too please

[@Aliens-Are-Our-Friends2027]

Always an honor to see you too, Bernardo. 🙏

[@asbasf2382]

Thank you so much

[@mrorbit2u]

For me, using the foot in the hip to push away is everything. This is the reason why I could never fully lock my triangle in properly. Great video👍

[@AamirTime]

Excellent setup for any level. Very low risk move. If you're too forceful with the hip bump, you wil end up on top and if not, you can go back to closed guard and start again.

[@garethjolnir4656]

Brilliant detail

[@VelhaGuardaTricolor]

That is next level explanation. Detailed and simple at the same time.

[@dereksmithabroad]

Great clear details and step by step breakdown

[@angel-rq4fz]

Collar Choke to "Deja Vu "Triangle choke , Big God Damn Deal !

[@echtfitnet]

Great details, thanks!

[@kth10chi]

Huge honor for me!

[@Vscustomprinting]

excellent job gian!

[@lukas4132]

Very good tips, especially about how to grip the collar!

[@cannabiskid]

Clear and concise. Thank you

[@AG-lu3ew]

Really good, clear video here. Will look forward to creating this tomorrow

[@f0cus2021SOT]

Good morning Bernardo!

[@wallybrown9509]

Good technique and mechanics

[@christopherpakney8542]

Thank you for the technique! Great set up!

[@dnguyen51980]

Awesome Giancarlo ! Thanks Bernardo ! Oss!

[@suckapunchu]

Love the extra details! I have also used the foot to push the hips out, puts a lot of pressure on the neck and spine.

[@davidpignatore6532]

It also helps to create a better angle and blocks the arm from popping out while adjusting.

[@suckapunchu]

@@davidpignatore6532 OSS 🙏

[@dinomra7771]

Yea I was wondering about that, "pushing the left out"; I wonder of you could also do it while in a guillotine?

[@davidpignatore6532]

From closed guard with just the head in guillotine?

[@billparkinson9431]

Awesome triangle details guys. Really like the grip to focus on the lapel itself and not just grab a handful of cloth 🙃

[@billparkinson9431]

@ooga ooga clearly right. Ooga oogA

[@blue67strm]

Awesome details and great setup

[@Dentinhobjj]

Boa Giarcarlinho MB! Great technique

[@emceesupremejustice]

my old coach John Combs showed us this a while back it looked difficult at first but I’ve been hitting it a few times recently good stuff oss

[@tededo]

Excellent

[@Atheneummartialarts]

bmac from 10th planet has a similar technique for no gi - awesome setup!

[@GodisGracious1]

love this

[@andrewkarl5174]

Beautiful!

[@Aliens-Are-Our-Friends2027]

Nice explanation!

[@mdcsss]

Thank you!!

[@gutse007]

this guy is great !

[@nicholascowsert5373]

Nicely done

[@LearnTheLandScandinavia]

where’s our danaher impression bernardo?

[@vikingjoebloggs3887]

When the vid is 25 mins long we will know

[@lylecarlsonsurfboard]

Awesomeness

[@dosomething3]

Brilliant

[@huskylord123]

Would this still work in No Gi?

[@miltonoliveira364]

Muito bom! Oss !

[@JaykcBabyy]

how would this translate to no gi? i like it a lot but need it for mma

[@boza4477]

Ice

[@markchavarria5187]

I struggle with this so bad. Getting up on my elbow to fake the hip bump sweep is so hard for me to do. I don’t even try for triangles in suck so bad it.

[@andregoncalves5873]

Oh, that fake hip bump to triangle is great!

[@MikeHoncho610]

How does the guy not escape? Seems like there’s some easy ways to get out during a few steps

[@koonhanong2267]

Is this the traditional style of Triangle?

[@prithvib8662]

This seems exactly like Ryan Hall's Hip Bump Triangle.

[@Razenghan]

It's close. Ryan Hall shows it with a collar tie, and Giancarlo's doing a cross-collar grip.

[@prithvib8662]

@@Razenghan well yeah, because Ryan does it in nogi

[@schism1986]

@@Razenghan Ryan shows a variation with the cross collar grip as well! His details are slightly different tho!

[@Luuucaa]

Exact same move

[@jonpersinger8072]

It's similar, but there are some details here that feel more complete. I specifically like how he uses the grip on his shin to push and stretch your opponent away from their hips.

[@AlbinoCordeiroJunior]

I don't understand why letting go of the lapel before doing the figure four. I think that if you leave your hand there and figure 4 to either side you'll still get a quick tap, no? The leg squeezes the hand on the neck.

[@Crystals10000]

cool

[@BarryFromEastenders]

What was the purpose of all the grip detail at the start if you're then just gonna let it go , ?

[@BarryFromEastenders]

@ooga ooga I know that , I just meant the amount of detail. Basically pull him down by the collar. You don't have time for all that detail with a quick collar grip/grab as a good guy will immediately try strip the grip. Or he should.

[@BarryFromEastenders]

@ooga ooga I get it , train myself to. Was just pointing it out. Most technique when being thought will say , take a left side collar grip, ..next . Just an observation

[@yamazaki997]

Sneaky set up 😉

[@emilbodzioch9133]

Ryan Hall be like

[@chenwang643]

"heres one of my brown belt coaches here at my gym, hes sooooo good one of the best ive met hes a brown belt but black belt level........ buuuuut we aint giving him his blackbelt"

[@jackthompson852]

Nice technique, but I have to disagree with you about the collar grip. Maybe if you have small hands it’s better to grab less material, but someone like me with very big hands, it’s much more comfortable and controlling to grab a big wad of gi with the collar. Plus it tightens everything around the grip a little more. Takes slack out better.

[@nicknamejow5325]

总结起来就一点，先做一个假的坐起扫，然后回来做三角绞

[@cryptoclass1019]

Kinda funny how this triangle choke takes about 10 highly telegraphed moves. I choke guys out all the time with a triangle choke that is locked up tight in one fluid motion, no telegraph at all. A bit like Nate Diaz does his triangles. I don't even need to cross my legs over the back. Just saying, it's inefficient.

[@tonysicily2687]

I am loving your instruction video, just sayin

[@mayatiita1]

BJJ Fanatics are now selling DVDs by brown belts that no one has heard of 😏 That’s a bit ridiculous 👎🏻

[@zazen69]

Huge honor for me!