How To Avoid The Guillotine Choke On TakeDowns - ZombieProofBJJ (NoGi)

ZombieProof Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu / Nogi Techniques: How To NOT Get Guillotine Choked On TakeDowns & More (Baited Guillotine, The VonFlue Choke, The Merman) Extra details to add to the great ChewJitsu video ... Visit www.nobrainsforyou.ca for more info on ZP, if you are in Cape Breton check us out for 30 DAYS FREE ... Text "FREE30" to 902-371-3969 NOW!!!
Coach Kent Peters
ZombieProof Martial Arts
Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada
www.nobrainsforyou.ca
Tags: how to escape the guillotine choke, how to avoid the guillotine choke, how to not get guillotine choked on takedowns, wrestling vs guillotine chokes, avoid chokes on shots

[@JoeChalk]

When sparring with those who are inexperienced, I notice they mostly cling onto the guillotine for dear life. Gets very frustrating. Great video!

[@ZombieProofBJJ]

Joe Chalk it is common and frustrating, learn to stay patient and pass their guard with a head and arm grip then tap them with the Von Flue Choke ... They will learn quick to let go

[@CyberDevGodot]

exactly i dont know why they do it but it's frustrating 😂

[@ipsizm9265]

Absolutely the clearest explanation as to why I will now keep my head up - I used to duck to avoid the guillotine - now I will kind of invite it by keeping head up.

[@lilpablo99]

Interested to know how that progress is going. What belt are you now?? Did you implement this into your game?

[@chungfr]

2016 video, but still very useful 5 years on. I started no gi grappling 4 months ago and I always get caught in the guillotine when going for takedowns. Watching this video is the best decision that I made. Thank you for the explanation.

[@jockershocker]

This yt channel got only 1221 sucribers but they deserve millions, keep inventing and discovering new stuff, keep up and youwill growe, great job man

[@ZombieProofBJJ]

Jocker Shocker thank you so much

[@andrewmacisaac472]

Awesome video man, I was never taught to keep the head up when shooting the double leg

[@TheElThomaso]

Very well explained. I love this channel! Thanks for sharing with us.

[@ZombieProofBJJ]

theelThomaso thank you 😊

[@isaacborrero1641]

I use so many of your techniques in the dojo and they work so well! Thank you and keep making videos!

[@ZombieProofBJJ]

This comment just made my night, thank you

[@paintdrops]

This is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks for sharing!

[@ajaxSAF]

Lots of good nuggets in this one

[@shohelkasamji11]

Brilliant explanation 👌🏽👊🏽

[@SystemCTRL]

Awesome! Keep em coming!

[@toejamr1]

Very clear instruction. Thank you

[@JamesMoreau]

Great stuff. Thanks for sharing!

[@MarcoDGallego]

Excellent video, subbed.

[@jacoobart]

Bruh, great instruction and you always add heaps of extra tricks and wisdom in there, just that explanation of leverage when you shoot in is excellent, love it. I'm buying your shit.

[@JG-km9jf]

Great explanation!!!

[@johnrodriguez4389]

Your video was very helpful

[@educatedscum5306]

Great tips, thank you

[@lazaromagdariaga4316]

Absolutely great video

[@HappyFamilyMan2010]

Great detail, thank you!

[@cartermo13]

This guy explains very well

[@GrounddevLF]

Brooooooo i love that merman trap i have never seen something like that beautiful details!

[@seabass7282]

Khabib uses it a lot, it's really powerful for control in ground and pound

[@ideasthatmakesense]

Excellent video! My sons are afraid to shoot because of the guillotine. This will definitely give them confidence.

[@antoniolouca8095]

Great video! Glad I found this channel subed ✌

[@ZombieProofBJJ]

Antonio Louca 🙏🏻

[@Rujewitblood]

Good video thanks man

[@redpillmma2170]

Excellent video man wow

[@Lundywildez]

Nice video

[@jamesyoxon4852]

great video

[@antoinepepino6599]

Your style of teaching clicks so well for me!!! Something about the way you break shit down, manages to captivate my ADHD mind!

[@Kuulolaite]

Good video. I'd also like to see how to prevent the Guillotine in a single leg takedown cause that seems to be a little different

[@gorillag2044]

There is a new guy who always goes for the guilting from the open guard I watched a bunch of videos on escaping it. It's the same for standing version push head through not pull out cuz it gets tighter if you try to pull your head out. So push drive though and get into side control

[@mizkiz031]

love your videos and your accent !! East coast love 💗✌

[@tg2190]

This is bloody brilliant, love when guys present the core concepts in addition to the technique

[@jimbo007777]

great instructional, I'm just curious how you prevent from opponent jumping guard with a guillotine ??

[@ZombieProofBJJ]

jim dagaris you just need to be aware of the option, I personally keep one hand near the hips for underhooks and one near the shoulder line to clear head grips or push away ... If they secure one treat it serious and go directly into guillotine escape mode

[@mrfuku1]

One of my favorite set ups is to offer the guillotine while totally focusing on landing cross side gripping his strangle arm like in Bronx Tale now there’s no way out and then Von Flu. If he manages to recompose half guard I use my grip on his strangle hand to begin attacking Kimora and flow from there.

[@tomellinger5087]

Is there any videos of this set up?

[@mrfuku1]

@@tomellinger5087 I haven’t seen an exact video but there must be many Von Flue choke videos where a double leg takedown is countered by a guillotine and securing top cross side control nullifies traditional guillotines. The first thing I attempt is to use my shoulder and neck as wedges to lock my opponent’s strangle arm in place while grabbing his wrist leaving no space to escape and I’ll finish the Von Flue. Kimora options are always there as well.

[@mrfuku1]

@@tomellinger5087 2:00 into this video shows the shoulder locking his arm in place but I use a shoulder crunch, rather than a swimming motion, this way my hand is free and always near the wrist to secure it and then apply the Von Flue kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZvLlIObfq6pidU

[@MrChompy]

Great advice for the mats. Please tell me how you would adjust if you wanted to do a double leg in the street- without breaking your knee when you shoot in and land on concrete. Thank you coach.

[@ZombieProofBJJ]

Mr Mann I’d never shoot a double in the street BUT if we are speaking hypothetically I’d make sure I impact the hips hard and I wouldn’t worry about my knees ever touching the ground (you can still do that with your head in good posture)

[@MrChompy]

@@ZombieProofBJJ Thank you for answering, I'm really impressed. So what's a good alternative takedown for the street, if not a double?

[@ZombieProofBJJ]

Mr Mann run away, talk it out, judo, kick to the balls ... Fighting is a sure way to get hurt and should only be used if everything else is exhausted

[@MrChompy]

@@ZombieProofBJJ So no alternative technique?

[@ZombieProofBJJ]

Mr Mann I would avoid street fights at all costs, I double likely wouldn’t be considered self defence anyway

[@luischavez1701]

the head up during shots is taught religiously in wrestling, in wrestling they use it so you don't get buried below somebody's sprawl.

[@Imafairygaming]

Yes but ur still in a headlock the point is how u escape it

[@maasinjiu-jitsu5813]

maybe u didn't watch the video and comprehend it? lol

[@wikipediaintellectual7088]

​@cuecumbah2225 Bench press? Why would you give up both of your arms when you're almost in side control?

[@dardar6]

Is it just me or does he really sound like Colby Covington?

[@ZombieProofBJJ]

Dar Dar lol I’d have to know what he sounds like to agree or disagree lol

[@dardar6]

ZombieProofBJJ he’s a ufc welterweight, the similarity is astounding 😂

[@johnrodriguez4389]

I have no idea what you are talking abouty grandson it must of hit the the typing button my grandson typed it accidentally he's only nine years old I'm sorry

[@ZombieProofBJJ]

John Rodriguez haha totally fine boss I have two little girls and the same thing has happened here

[@magnuseriksson3996]

"I wanna hit him in the mid section so hard that the front goes down and the feet flop over". Other guy looks down and scratches his head: "What have I gotten myself into..." :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppakpHaIiJWhrKMm4s

[@ZombieProofBJJ]

Just made me laugh out loud lol thank you for that

[@kemigeorge6294]

Looks like this depends on the opponent being lighter than you, or at least you being strong enough to pick them up. Good technique - just wouldn't work for everyone.

[@ZombieProofBJJ]

Weight class appropriate of course, I've hit it on people larger than me but I'm sure there is a limit ;)

[@CWReid]

Excellent instruction! Also makes me feel confident about the caliber of our own instructor here in Texas. With a significant bump forward--even starting off with a head-outside single leg then changing to a double leg in the opposite direction--followed by driving forward, an opponent on their heels is not that hard to take down though it may look a little sloppier. It's a lot like a form tackle and I've taken down people twice my weight with a proper setup & timing.

[@MontyQueues]

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