Introduction and Channel Overview
The instructor, a black belt five-time world champion, introduces a detailed tutorial on the loop choke from lasso guard. He emphasizes that the video responds to viewer requests and will focus on technical details often overlooked in standard instruction.
Setup and Lasso Guard Positioning
The instructor establishes the fundamental position from closed guard, transitioning into lasso guard. He stresses the importance of avoiding telegraphing the lasso setup, as this gives the opponent a defensive opportunity.
Foot Placement and Posture Control
Proper foot placement between the opponent's legs is critical, with the lasso leg kept straight. When the instructor extends his leg by flattening his back, the opponent's posture collapses, creating the opening needed for the choke.
The Sweep-to-Choke Transition
The instructor demonstrates feinting a sweep by hooking with the inside leg and changing grip, which forces the opponent to defend the sweep rather than the incoming choke. Once the opponent commits to defense, the loop choke is applied under the chin with both hands controlling the collar.
Choke Execution from Mounted Position
After securing the collar grip, the instructor brings his leg over the opponent's body into a mounted choke position. The head lock is secured by placing his head under the opponent's shoulder, preventing the opponent from rolling out of the submission.
Second Scenario: Moving Opponent Variation
When the opponent attempts to move backward or sit up, the instructor wraps the head while maintaining collar control and following the opponent's movement. He releases the lasso grip only after securing the head wrap, ensuring continuous pressure throughout the transition.
Mount Position Loop Choke Finish
As the opponent rolls away, the instructor follows by transitioning to mount position with knees on each side of the opponent's shoulders. In this configuration, the loop choke becomes even more effective, with pressure concentrated directly onto the neck.
Key Principles and Timing
The instructor emphasizes that timing is the most critical element of both variations. The success of the technique depends on committing to either the sweep or the choke at the correct moment, forcing the opponent into a defensive commitment from which escape becomes difficult.
How To Do Loop Choke From Lasso Guard! ( You Can't Miss it)
Key Takeaways
- •Introduction and Channel Overview
- •Setup and Lasso Guard Positioning
- •Foot Placement and Posture Control
- •The Sweep-to-Choke Transition
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does this video teach about guard choke?
This video covers introduction and channel overview, setup and lasso guard positioning, foot placement and posture control. It provides detailed instruction from BIG OSS Jiu-Jitsu Channel.
How long does it take to learn guard choke?
The basic mechanics can be understood in a single session, but developing reliable execution requires consistent drilling over weeks of practice. This 8-part breakdown helps structure your training by isolating each phase of the technique.
What are the key details for finishing guard choke?
As the opponent rolls away, the instructor follows by transitioning to mount position with knees on each side of the opponent's shoulders. In this configuration, the loop choke becomes even more effective, with pressure concentrated directly onto the neck.
