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My leg hooking his allows me to slow him down so he can’t try to reguard me or flail around and isn’t necessarily needed but I like it for security purposes.

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Once my body is already settled in he doesn’t possess the leverage to move all of me with just his arm, he tries to frame but his arm is straight up in the air and has no strength because my hip is already on top of my choking grip, plus my food pushing off the wall gives some extra weight on him.

What he needed to do well before I settled into the position was create a strong frame with the arm inside the choke between my hip/side and his neck. So here’s my thing on escaping the choke, from what I’ve trial-n-errored. So, maybe we doing that choke wouldn't work as a choke, but Luccas makes it work. He is a 55 year old that I recently promoted to purple belt. I also have seen him tapping very experienced people that didn't know him, high belts like brown, black. Although sometimes people don't believe the lock and resist it, but then he just hols the lock till they tap instead of increasing the pressure like he did that time.

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As a white belt, uncle didn't have full control of his subs back then, today he would never do that. As a white belt he broke some purple belt's foot with that, the guy tried to resist really bad, like any purple would when you have a white belt midge uncle's back taken 🤣. You know that one when you close your legs instead of hooking the legs? Yeah, he does that shit but you don't need to close your legs, you just need to put the hooks in, even if you close the triangle on his body he still taps people. I have this student that is basically a midget (I think he is about 145cm) and his to go move is heel hook people when they are on his back. It comes from a wrestling pin, he is hooking the leg, his ribs are acting like his head would act in a arm triangle choke and it really stinks is when he turns his body outwards dipping that shoulder down. It's a solid choke bro, but I don't know if I could apply it when rolling. Yeah, but after watching that many times,listening to his interview and reading comments from people that knew this choke I went back and tried it at the gym.

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