Setup and Hip Control

The Japanese Necktie is favored by practitioners with shorter arms who find the Das Choke difficult to complete. The technique begins from a position where the practitioner blocks the opponent's hip while they attempt an underhook, maintaining space to prevent the opponent from closing the gap and completing a sweep.

Chin Strap Positioning

The practitioner secures a chin strap grip, tying the opponent's head against their ribs. Weight is driven onto the opponent's head while the practitioner lands on their side, creating a locked position that restricts head movement and sets up the subsequent choke.

Hand Feed Through Neck

When the opponent defends against a guillotine choke by gripping the practitioner's choking arm, the right hand is fed through the opponent's neck in preparation for the finishing grip. The left elbow maintains pressure on the opponent's head to keep it bent and prevent escape through head extension.

Forearm Slide and Hand Lock

The practitioner slides their forearm backward and interlocks their fingers to secure the choke. This hand positioning creates the primary choking mechanism around the opponent's neck without requiring the longer reach needed for a Das Choke.

Chest Pressure and Leg Hook

The practitioner shifts their chest and stomach over the back of the opponent's head, applying downward pressure that drives the opponent's head into the choking arm. A leg hook is secured to prevent the opponent from escaping, while the practitioner scoots their hips lower to increase choke pressure.

Finishing Position

The practitioner maintains heavy pressure on their choking arm while keeping the opponent's head flexed to prevent extension or rolling to the back. The hips are driven downward and the pulling pressure is increased to complete the submission.

The Japanese Necktie

Absolute MMA St Kilda - Melbourne
2 min read·6 key moments·PT4M13S video

Key Takeaways

  • Setup and Hip Control
  • Chin Strap Positioning
  • Hand Feed Through Neck
  • Forearm Slide and Hand Lock

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This video covers setup and hip control, chin strap positioning, hand feed through neck. It provides detailed instruction from Absolute MMA St Kilda - Melbourne.

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The basic mechanics can be understood in a single session, but developing reliable execution requires consistent drilling over weeks of practice. This 6-part breakdown helps structure your training by isolating each phase of the technique.

What are the key details for finishing japanese necktie?

The practitioner shifts their chest and stomach over the back of the opponent's head, applying downward pressure that drives the opponent's head into the choking arm. A leg hook is secured to prevent the opponent from escaping, while the practitioner scoots their hips lower to increase choke pressure.