Escape · Closed Guard
A late guillotine escape that changes the angle with your whole body. Keep both hands on the choking arm and pull it down to ease the pressure. As he sits and throws a leg over your back, pitch onto your side before the leg hooks you, then move your legs away so you are perpendicular to him, not parallel, still pulling the arm and walking toward his head. His choking arm is committed and cannot prop him up: as he tries to come up, turn and come up in your own front headlock; if he rolls with you, land perpendicular and go behind him. Ending on the bottom is better than tapping.
Partner locks a loose guillotine and sits back; pitch to the side, roll out and come up in front headlock, 6 reps each side.
A locked guillotine chokes fast: if the squeeze is on, tap instead of rolling. Partner keeps the grip loose in drills.
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