Triangle Fundamentals In Detail - Part 2
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After shooting for the triangle Matt Darcy goes over the standard operating procedure when finishing the choke. Connecting two limbs, whether it’s legs crossed or a hand on your shin, helps maintain the partner’s broken posture. Also, by keeping active pointed toes helps the success rate of triangle chokes.
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Butterfly Guard Underhook Clinch Hook...
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