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Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Triangle Chokes

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SF-Fork Russian Federation1401 Posts December 15 2014 10:57 GMT #1 I made this little highlight of all my triangle choke submissions in competition as a BJJ white and blue belt by request of my grandmother. Yes, I made a highlight of myself. Sue me. Hope you enjoy it

Shock710 Australia6097 Posts December 15 2014 11:16 GMT #2 triangle choke is the leg wrapping thing? around their heads? (i dont know anything about fighting) so like how does it work? like after u get them into the choke is it pretty much an easy win after it? I remember reading on TL that fighting on ur back in BJJ is okay so what options does the other guy have if ur on ur back and just waiting to do that triangle choke on him

SF-Fork Russian Federation1401 Posts December 15 2014 11:20 GMT #3 The triangle choke uses the opponent's arm and your own leg pressure in order to cut off the blood flow from the carotid arteries. There are many defenses, and many set ups, and many counters and counters to the counters

QuanticHawk United States32113 Posts December 15 2014 15:53 GMT #4 cool stuff!

SynC[gm] United States3127 Posts December 15 2014 15:55 GMT #5 The music made it seem like the video were bloopers. I liked, especially the couple where you went from mount and transitioned into the triangle. Personally, I learned to counter the triangle by stacking, stepping over towards the weaker side, and jerking out, but you run the risk of your opponent sweeping your leg.

SF-Fork Russian Federation1401 Posts December 15 2014 16:12 GMT #6 Our head instructor usually teaches that defense, which is very nice because it doesn't work on me, and makes my job easier :D The easiest way to defend my version of the triangle is to apply the Roger Gracie defense, which consists in putting my bent leg on the mat. Most practitioners who are better than me and know my game just avoid the triangle in the first place and never give me a chance to lock it in.

SF-Fork Russian Federation1401 Posts December 15 2014 16:14 GMT #7 As for the music, It seemed ridiculous to make a highlight of myself with something epic or badass.

Jett.Jack.Alvir Canada2250 Posts December 17 2014 00:03 GMT #8 Hey thanks for sharing! My friend does bjj (he has encouraged me to join but i'm a pansy ass wimp) and I enjoy watching the tournaments he participates. Your triangle chokes are quick when you throw them, but they don't seem very tight. A bit of posturing and it shouldn't be hard to break out. You need to be quicker with tightening that triangle choke. Most of the time I see you readjusting your legs (your ankle inside the knee) after you throw a triangle. That readjustment gives your opponent time to posture up and break it. What do you transition after a triangle? Or can you throw them consistently enough to force a tap?

SF-Fork Russian Federation1401 Posts December 17 2014 09:12 GMT #9 The thing is that in the video I only show the set up. First, I attempted to put together a video in which all of these triangles get the tap. A couple of times I got wristlocks and shoulder locks from them, instead of the choke. The problem is that with the full sequence, the highlight ended up being around 6 minutes long and I thought it was boring. Here's one such example, in which it takes me around 90 seconds to actually get the tap.

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