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Gi Chokes
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Gi Chokes
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01 – Choke# 1: The Front Choke
02 – Getting Choked By 85 Year Old Helio Gracie
03 – Troubleshooting: First Hand Entry – Open Collar Below The Arms
04 – Troubleshooting: First Hand Entry – Roger Gracie “Fingers First”
05 – Troubleshooting: Delaying Trap & Roll – Offsetting Your Base
06 – Troubleshooting: Second Hand Entry – When To Move On
07 – Choke #2: The Reverse Choke
08 – Troubleshooting: Preventing The “Comb The Hair” Defense
09 – Troubleshooting: Preventing The Roll (Early)
10 – Troubleshooting: Preventing The Roll (Late)
11 – Combination Choke: Front To Reverse Choke (Leg Trap Trick)
12 – Choke #3: The Paper-Cutter Choke
13 – When They Block The Paper-Cutter
14 – Choke #4: The Push-Pull Choke (AKA “Squeeze The Bread”)
15 – Combination: Paper-Cutter To Push-Pull Choke
16: Paper-Cutter Variation – Using The Leg
17 – Choke #5: The Ezekiel Choke
18 – Choke #6: Arm & Sleeve Choke (An Ezekiel Variation)
19 – Choke #7: The Nutcracker Choke
20 – Alternate Finish: Do A Push-Up
21 – Nutcracker Choke Set-Up
22 – Choke #8: The Baseball Bat Choke
23 – Choke #9: The Baseball Cracker Choke
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