Submission · Back Control
A gi choke with his own lapel: the cloth tightens around his neck as you push the head forward and pull the lapel down, and the same lapel traps his far arm. From back control, keeping the hooks or the body triangle, when his lapel can be pulled out from under his belt. Pull it out with your free hand, feed it under his far arm to your choking hand and grip it deep by the neck, sliding the grip up until there is no slack. Push his head forward with the other hand, blocking his far hip when needed so he cannot turn away, and pull the lapel down slowly. Your legs hold the position while your hands are busy feeding. If he grabs your choking hand, switch to the bow and arrow; if he slides down, take mount.
From back control, 6 slow feeds each side; stop before pressure.
A gi choke: pull slowly and release at the tap.
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