Submission · Back Control
A sleeve choke from behind: your forearm lies across his throat and your other hand pushes his head forward into it, so it presses the windpipe. From back control with the body triangle, when his hands are at his neck and the chin blocks the rear naked choke. Squeeze the body triangle first so he cannot turn out while both your hands work. Slide your top forearm under the chin and across the throat, not the jaw, grip deep inside the sleeve of your other arm with that hand, and put the other hand behind his head. Push the head forward and pull the forearm back slowly. The sleeve grip needs less space under the chin and keeps the forearm from sliding. If he pulls the arm down, take the armbar from the back; if he slides down, mount.
Back, rear Ezekiel, 6 reps.
Presses the throat: apply slowly.
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