Submission · Side Control
A collar choke: as you lean back, your forearm and his collar close around his neck. It comes when he turns his head toward you in side control. Open his collar with your near hand and feed your far hand in deep, thumb inside, the knuckles sliding behind his neck; the depth of this grip is the whole choke, so set it before anything else. Only then step your leg over his head: it stops him turning in and keeps his face away from the choking side. Sit back toward his far side so your body weight, not your arm, takes up the slack, and lean back slowly until the tap. If he grabs your choking wrist, take the armbar; if he turns away, take the back.
From side control, 6 slow entries each side, stop at the first pressure.
A choke: squeeze slowly and release at the tap.
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