The basic cross collar is a jiu jitsu classic and requires skillful practice to master. It's important not to give up on this technique if you have early failures, little corrections can make a world of difference so stick with it. **The cross choke sets up many submissions and reversals in the closed and open guard.
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Loop choke from the closed guard
Sean Flanery shows a classic loop choke attack from the closed guard. The loop choke is an excellent combination with the traditional cross collar choke and can also be used as a reversal if your opponent rolls out of the submission.
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Cross choke to leg pick sweep from bu...
The cross choke is an outstanding weapon from the butterfly guard, and if your opponent leans back to break the lapel grip a knee block sweep opens up nicely. Keep in mind the direction of this sweep is back at an angle his feet will provide good base so the angle is everything!
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Double under counter using the guillo...
Sean Apperson explains how to counter the common double under guard pass using the guillotine choke as a counter. Stopping this pass requires first breaking your opponents grip so you can free your hips to create much needed space. Remember, all guillotines require space to allow the choke to h...
