THIS IS THE REAL ARM IN GUILLOTINE | JOSH HINGER
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I always though of a guillotine as a throat submission but this would fall under a triangle type sub?
I hate when people call it an arm in guillotine. The arm in guillotine as already the first thing he showed.
You’re right it is a seated arm triangle similar to an anaconda. Not the same mechanic as a guillotine at all. I will tolerate the name arm-across guillotine but calling it arm in guillotine is just unnecessarily confusing
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Is that guy's real name sunshine? or is that just what you call him?
Just a nickname
This is the true application of high elbow guillotine mechanics to the arm in guillotine. It is the only kind of guillotine I get, but it I find it to be a high percentage choke. Without the high elbow mechanics it really just is the arm out guillotine which fails most of the time.
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He’s looking forward to Owen Livesey 👀
I always called that the Walsh choke.
Now this is good teaching 👍
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when you go that deep on the front headlock though you better jump to guard fast before the guy arm drags out. This is why in wrestling they teach you to never front headlock that deep because the guy can hit you with a "sucker drag"
Interesting and worthwhile pointers, but no need to try and confuse/complicate everything with the arm in out stuff, it’s obvious that people call the other variation the arm in guillotine too as the arm is inside your grip it clearly has nothing to do with the placement of his arm relative to his neck
Isnt this more an Anaconda?
Thank you!
It looks tight but there seems to be very little control of the opponents legs since you’re parallel. Wondering how well you can prevent escape around the side while trying to set it in.
My experience drilling this type of gulliotine is that once it's cinched the control and constriction of the neck is the biggest deterrent from moving away. It's almost a half trap running around because the caratoid artery on the escape side is under extreme pressure already hence the eye popping sensation.
I think it's why Kahib didn't just run around with Dustin and had to wait it out since Dustin didn't have it fully cinched.
You can’t run around to your right because your hip is blocked by the right foot, and running to your left would tighten the choke. If you have any doubts, get someone to put the choke on properly and try to pass the legs.
I have not drilled this but it appears the double tricep grip is controlling his posture from escapes.
@@guitarwarrior6168 what he said. If your opponent would be able to get to their left you might be von flu choked. Otherwise they’re tightening it on themselves.
Yeah nah it is very legit and if you do it right they aren’t passing to side control. The only escape that should be available is flopping to the side to give up the anaconda