Techniques (26)
Anaconda Choke
From front headlock, thread arm through armpit and around neck. Connect figure-four grip opposite t…
View DetailsArm Bar
A fundamental joint lock that hyperextends the opponent's elbow joint by isolating their arm betwee…
View DetailsAssassin Choke
An innovative choking technique developed by Baret Yoshida that utilizes either the opponent's lape…
View DetailsBaseball Bat Choke
Named for the grip resembling a baseball bat. Both hands grip the same side of the collar with thum…
View DetailsBasic Cross Collar Choke
A classic choke utilizing both lapels of the opponent's gi in a crossed position. The practitioner …
View DetailsBuggy Choke
A leg-based blood choke attacked from the bottom of side control, credited to Austin Hardt and popu…
View DetailsCanto Choke
A gi choke, named for Brazilian judoka and BJJ black belt Flavio Canto, distinguished by threading …
View DetailsCrossface
A control technique where the attacker places their forearm across the opponent's face/neck, typica…
View DetailsD'Arce Choke
A no-gi arm-triangle blood choke. The choking arm threads under the opponent's near arm, across the…
View DetailsEzekiel Choke
A versatile choke where one arm wraps around the opponent's head while the other arm's sleeve or ha…
View DetailsFarce
A far-side D'Arce choke variation, part of Jeff Glover's "Darcepedia" family of unorthodox D'Arce v…
View DetailsFly Trap
A reverse-triangle choke attacked from the bottom of side control, popularized by 10th Planet black…
View DetailsCommon Transitions
From here, you can go to
- Back Control — Back Take from Side Control Top Attacker Gi & No-Gi
- Mount — Knee Slide to Mount Top Top Gi & No-Gi
- North South — Step Over to North-South Top Top Gi & No-Gi
You can arrive here from
- Open Guard Top Top Gi & No-Gi
- Sprawl Position suggested Gi & No-Gi
- Back Control suggested Gi & No-Gi
- Back Crucifix suggested Gi & No-Gi
- Closed Guard suggested Gi & No-Gi
- Crucifix suggested Gi & No-Gi
- Half Guard suggested Gi & No-Gi
- High Ground suggested Gi & No-Gi
- Mount suggested Top Top Gi & No-Gi
- North South suggested Top Top Gi & No-Gi
- Open Guard suggested Top Top Gi & No-Gi
- Front Bodylock Attacker Top Gi & No-Gi
- Single Underhook suggested Attacker Top Gi & No-Gi
- Standing To Top Gi & No-Gi
- Clinch/Upper Body Control To Top Gi & No-Gi
- Front Headlock suggested Attacker Top Gi & No-Gi
- Knee-on-Belly — Settle into Side Control Top Top Gi & No-Gi
- Single Leg suggested — Single Leg Finish Attacker Top Gi & No-Gi
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