CLASS: Peruvian and Japanese Necktie Chokes and backup attacks (5-Jan-24)
Class Instructions
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10m
Review of Peruvian and Japanese Necktie Chokes. If the Peruvian Necktie Choke fails, you can pull the far arm towards you to attack the armbar or triangle from back. If the Japanese Necktie Choke fails you can switch your grip to an Anaconda Choke.
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CLASS: Peruvian and Japanese Necktie ...
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