Why do we have so many techniques to defeat one type of attack? Options! We like and need options.
Not all attackers are the same size or will react to the same techniques. Our different options also all typically lead to different follow-up techniques.
Here is another option for breaking the rear strangle. This technique allow you to break their strangle, break their balance, and end up in an ideal position to lock them out or throw them.
One word of caution, the spine lock shown in the video doesn't look very powerful but trust me, go SLOW! With your partner bent over like that it takes very little power to apply the lock.
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Head Instructor
Koketsu Kai - Tiger's Den Jiu-jitsu and Grappling
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