How to get The Wiltse Choke

Details on how to trap the arm from the back and then choke them with one arm.
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[@graysonhetherington]

“You can always lick his ear to establish dominance” 😂

[@benjitsu85]

This is awesome, took 17 minutes to explain what danaher pretty much stretches over 8 hours on his back attack dvd

[@JSMinstantcoaching]

Ï love the way you present options, not just a technique

[@jakedouglas7973]

Heel stomp gently...but with authority. Love it

[@NK-rj4dd]

:D

[@BG-sj7zh]

these are my fav bjj instructionals. Best to do it since Osiander

[@ablabla880]

Tried it 8 times in 2 days, worked 100 Percent. Amazing! will buy the Buzzsaw Passing from BJJ Fanatics, as I find Andrews Style of teaching way cleaner then most Instructions. No Fillers, no Jibberish Accent and truly Fight Proven. Hope to one day train at Daisy Fresh. I think one week there is like 1 year rolling somewhere else. Consider me a Fan!

[@izzate7]

I keep coming back to this for a refresh as I progress further through being about to control the back.

[@Jitsukids]

These tips our amazing on how to open the neck up thank you so much for these

[@boxingwombat7308]

Have generally been a triangle/arm bar kinda guy, always felt my back choke game lacking. Since seeing Andrew's method, have gotten a significantly higher percentage of chokes, most of them in this fashion. Great in-depth analysis/attention to detail, and counter-counters.👏

[@karmaakabane2165]

Nice dude, gonna end up changing ur username to grappling wombat. Combat wombat?

[@boxingwombat7308]

@@karmaakabane2165 Haha maybe Mat Wombat. I go by boxing since I do also like to throw hands and sometimes sell things on ebay (aka putting things in boxes)

[@jitsu30]

Thank you guys! Great to see brothers with the same goals and drive. I will be using this this weekend!

[@adamshipley5415]

I really like the different walkthroughs of how to trap the arm

[@geraldnasco3331]

Great tutorial, the most informative details on this position to date! Thank you!

[@scotty7572]

amazing details.

[@jaitrotter6055]

Best breakdown ive even seen! Subbed! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@1boxer]

Such good details, thanks heaps for all the content you keep putting out.

[@MrStrongBro]

YES! I see a lot of Marcelo in this teaching! I love the details you brought to it that I’ve never thought about. Right now this is my favorite way to finish! You really nailed it on your last WNO match.

[@TheOGJAR]

Hey I would just like to say thank you for the content. I've been a struggling blue belt as of late and the daisy fresh crew has got me hyped to roll hard rounds.

[@i8fish]

Great teacher.

[@bjjboston.teamforsa]

As usual outstanding explanations!

[@46357532]

I love the lvl of detail. Really interesting. Im going to try it. You are amazing.

[@jiujudo1307]

Thanks for posting! Very well taught!

[@PheseantNetsuke]

Excellent

[@people4pewpew670]

Thank you sir 🙏🏽

[@Funkyfm9]

Amazing! Thanks for the details

[@tokinabo]

excellent details!

[@SueDonym1]

I wasn't ready for the glover reference, holy shit

[@MY-nc7lq]

Great video lesson!! Ty and keep the coming!

[@MrXander1981]

Pure gold

[@AlbinoCordeiroJunior]

Thank you so much! Lots of good details!

[@jacoboi]

Your a really good teacher. OSS

[@colincharles9034]

I'm a good teacher too, it's YOU'RE a good teacher 😜😅

[@jacoboi]

Thank you grammar police 👮‍♀️. I’ll let my spell check know.

[@colincharles9034]

Sorry couldn't resist 😁😅

[@slimpickin7999]

So much help. LEGIT JIU JITSU. Thannk youuu

[@MiniTecGaming]

Hey Wiltse bros, big fan of both of you! Could you talk about why you see rear triangles as a B game from the back? I myself have a real hard time, trapping the arm without having my knee over the guys shoulder, works fine for transitioning to rear triangles, but its shit at choking from the back. love to hear your take - Good to have you back Andrew!

[@claytonc8101]

I’ve been loving taking backs and trapping the one arm lately. So fun, thanks for the great tips!

[@odanabunaga2505]

gonna drill it for a month, thank you very much sir!

[@odanabunaga2505]

then drill for another rest of my life

[@machadobjj]

Great content!

[@matthewcain2880]

Gold

[@georgeanderson3481]

Can you go over how you drilled the hand trapping/fighting sequences from the back? And dealing with forearm fatigue when attacking from there. Thank you

[@Pushatyty]

how did I ever trap an arm before this 😂

[@hermixtonen]

Andrew thank you for this . One question- why do you prefer to get the person laying on the underhook side, rather than laying on the choking arm side ?

[@jackkempton4567]

Less high percentage options on the "strong side" OR the choking arm side. The underhook side has a triple threat option: armbar, arm trap rnc or rear triangle.

[@MichaelJames707]

🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@jitztopia]

💰

[@tomarintomarin9520]

Nice, one question is it good to lock the body triangle? I feel I have very solid control with body triangle but very few attacking options

[@theinfjgoyim5508]

What about if you have big traps and shoulders? I tuck the chin but before that I shrug forward and hold it. This lifts my shoulders to the bottom of my ears and prevents the angle for the choking arm entry. To some extent you don't even need to tuck the chin. It is almost like how a turtle can pull its head into a shell. It also can push the arm up and off at the same time and it proceeds the chin which kind of stops it all before it starts. Just curious what you think.

[@keytve4889]

good video, what does your strength and conditioning routine look like?

[@scottmarlow6018]

love the details! If in the gi, would your approach differ? You mentioned the bow and arrow which I have seen you hit a lot. P.S. I grew up in S. IL.

[@AndrewWiltse]

Same approach, but you have more options. Bow and arrow and Zipper are incredibly strong chokes.

[@scottmarlow6018]

@@AndrewWiltse Awesome. Give Clay a nice tight choke for me. : ) I haven't seen him in ages since he was with Royce.

[@Dickie2shoes]

Could you wrist lock the arm that's not trapped if you're struggling to get under the chin ?

[@AndrewWiltse]

You can sometimes. I have a set up I use that I didn't get around to showing in this video. I can make a small one about it

[@NIKNIKATEEN13]

whats with the hand palm up behind head style? not the death squad way. they debunk how you insert 2nd hand too? hmmmmmm

[@marcobala9284]

Andrew how do you deal with someone with no neck!

[@johnnycage2746]

What in particular do you do different from Danaher's back system? I am not good enough to see differences

[@lucatraverso6891]

Bravo...... Ciao 👏

[@colincharles9034]

Money!! 👌👍

[@claycoppinger2983]

Do you have trouble trapping the arm on much much larger dudes? If not, how do you do it?

[@AndrewWiltse]

It's more difficult, yes. Lots of squeeze and angles

[@thenkindler001]

When you trap the arm with your leg, is there a particular reason you don’t slide your heel (and hence the arm that the associated leg has trapped) behind your opponent’s back? I find that if I can secure a hook (with the arm-trapping leg) around the back of my opponent’s hip they’re even more stuck.

[@AndrewWiltse]

I actually think it is much less control. I can't move him up or down relative to me. I only use it to cancel turning momentum on bigger opponents

[@thenkindler001]

@@AndrewWiltse Thanks for the help, Andrew. Bossman.

[@modgrip805]

Until now I’ve been a weak side 4 lyfe kinda guy. This is the first strong side attack I’ve liked 💪

[@coletanner5193]

That his brother?

[@AskariArt]

Andrew is that your brother, or family? He looks like a sibling of yours.

[@AndrewWiltse]

Bird is my younger brother

[@AskariArt]

@@AndrewWiltse He looks so much like you. I've been watching your videos and love your movement and drill philosophy. I currently started BJJ late at 38 years old been doing it for 3 years now. Just got blue belt. I try to incorporate and learn from everywhere.

[@richardbarton6146]

do you accept beginners?? I know I wont compete, but I can get better, much better than I am now.

[@Gsjuicebar]

Aloha Andrew any pointers on getting the most out of gi training if I’m looking to better my Mma/no gi game? I try not to use grabbing the gi when I’m rolling and always work towards being on top since my main focus is mma. My gym mainly trains gi most nights. Thx for the content

[@AndrewWiltse]

Honestly, I think the styles that work best in mma are pressure based / grindy styles that don't leave any space. In the gi I would spend a lot of time working on heavy squeeze and pressure on top and avoiding loose open guards on bottom. But I'm not an MMA expert 😅

[@Gsjuicebar]

That works. Will try it out tonight thanks!

[@danielramjohn8538]

Always got to whisper the sweet nothing

[@Nerales_]

16:30 is the actual choke, this video makes me angry

[@bogiewogie2299]

stfu, this video is gold