BJJ Beginners
Lesson 18 – Rear Naked Choke Counters
Warm Up (10min)
Partner Drill
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Take the BackIndicator: Opponent rolls to their knees to escape the mount
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Essential Detail: Effective back hook entry
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Most Common Mistake: Ineffective torso alignment while on back
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Bad Guy Reminder: Get up on your shoulder, not your elbow
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Safety Tip: Remain weightless until partner is on all fours
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Drill Orders: Mount start, 3 rep, reverse roles
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Lesson (30-min)
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Basic Application
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Essential Detail: Hug the “V” using back strength instead of arm strength
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Most Common Mistake: Not “punching” the arm though to line the “V” up to the centre of the head
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Bad Guy Reminder: Tighten your neck muscles to resist more effectively
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Note: Remember the Gable Grip variation, which is good for short arm or ppl with massive necks
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Drill Orders: Sitting start, 2 reps with each arm, reverse roles
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Strong Side VariationIndicator: Opponent falls towards your top arm
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Essential Detail: Deep shoulder shot for optimal elbow-chin alignment
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Drill Orders: Sitting start, 2 reps with each side, reverse roles
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Weak Side VariationIndicator: Opponent falls towards the under-hooked arm
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Essential Detail: Controlled handoff to choke with the bottom arm
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Most Common Mistake: Failure to insert the second arm under the first arm
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Bad Guy Reminder: Keep your core tight to facilitate the technique
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Drill Orders: Sitting start, 2 rep on each side, reverse roles
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Rear Naked Choke DefenceIndicator: Opponent locks in the Rear Naked Choke.
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Essential Detail: Don’t let the second hand get tucked behind the head.
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Most Common Mistake: Failure to drive head back for tuck prevention.
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Bad Guy Reminder: Increase tightness with each rep.Drill Orders: 3 reps, reverse roles.
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Add the Frame Escape from Back Control Lesson 16
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Add take the back form Mount



