Advanced Judo Techniques : How to Do a Choke Technique in Judo

[LacrosseSniper7]

tis is a good triangle choke. but the best way to do it is to get your opponent's arm to the opposite side of his body, make its alot tighter alot quicker.

[dadyj1987]

technique is piss poor, the demonstration is not effective and is taught on a poor manner

[ghostuval]

things i liked: a. your leg is not wrapping his neck, so if he is strong and you wont be able to pull his head- not affective.

b- when u do the traingle choke you also do a leg lock to yourself.

GREAT VIDEO!

[wheresthelove3573]

the triangle choke is a army used choke made to kill or knock out when in triangle choke you cannot breath

[trollwarlord3]

the way he taps is like he is gonna die

[angelfire532]

I see, but what about the positioning of the hips? If the hips are in line with the opponent, then the choke is not tight. Don't your hips have to be in as close to a 90 degree angle as possible?

[alan513]

what happened?ｗhy he tap out? no air or neck hurt?

[angelfire532]

i know the triangle choke originated in judo, but how many people here think that he missed some important details about finishing the choke?

[03006081]

it's like being forced to do a blowjob.

somehow it looks a bit (i'm sorry) gay. lol

[Thebubbledude1]

@03006081 if your dick is on your belly you should go to a doctor.

[2Dahpoo]

If i was the blue dude, i'd be pissed! :p

[azzarulz117]

wow i really didnt know they had submissions like this in judo

[MrSimon117]

most guys like me wont tap if my arm is not pulled across, if you dont, the choke is less effective and it gives the opponent better position to stack, thus losing the choke all together.

[basicgorilla]

getting your penis bit off on the street might smart a little......

[soares156]

shit pure shit

[pagelock5]

guy in blue says in his mind im tapping im tapping hes jut not moving!!! hes just not moving! i wish i could do this but im too big probably

[MusicforMe123]

That move will never work in a real fight.

[pcjudosambo]

@MusicforMe123 it will and it does but you must exclude the chance of being gunned down or knifed down by the opponent. If you exclude knifes, guns, sticks, rocks, bottles and if it's a clean 1v1, this works like a charm.

[shawnkoolman1]

1:your foot wsn't under the knee right

2:no pulling down on the head in judo

3:you right foor wasn't directly above his head right

4:you body schould of shifted to the right

5:his arm wasn't even across his head to make a choke

6:too much exaggreration on the tap

7:this is sad

8:this is advances judo!? i learned this on the first week of bjj!!!!!!!!

[pcjudosambo]

@shawnkoolman1 This is advance Judo (meaning non-white belt). In Judo, you learn Sankaku Jime (Triangle Choke) when you get to be around orange belt (usually 4-8 months into training). But don't forget, the basic takedowns that a white/yellow belt learns in Judo, BJJ learns at blue/purple level. I find it very funny when a blue belt BJJ guys (with 2-3 years of experience) learn hip/shoulder throws ... that stuff is done by a 3 month Judo white belt. The door swings both ways on this one.

[TheNoFool]

If this gonna work you must be very brutal, haha

better of doing triangel choke whie laying on the left side of uke instead of infront of him.

[sifcakes]

one fella is in his bath robe

[Don123291]

SUCH A FAKE TAP. the arm needs to be accrost the neck for the choke... this is just bad.

he dident even pull the head th right way. just bad

[takidabossen]

lol he could have made the first choke alittle better imao!

[GJJFan]

How is this an "Advanced Technique"? I learned this in my first month in BJJ training. And it didn't look like this either. Just seems like positioning is all wrong.

[CodyDexx]

blow job at 0:39

[PS3Christmas2009]

00:01

[f9hunter]

omg real bad sankaku-jime, pulling head down no aint allowed in judo. the right foot wasnt under the left knee.

and whats with the exaggeration in the tap.

i dont have a dan grade in judo but damn

[lilgoalieman]

"they come up really fast, you don't have to fuck for them alot" lol i thoug thats what he said because i dont read the subtitles

[Etaks89]

shouldn't his body be turned to his right? He would certainly get a better lock on the triangle. I've always been taught if you are still straight north and south with him your doing it wrong.. in my personal experience the triangle doesn't work as often if you stay there, especially if you let there arm stay where it is in this video. letting him stack, put his feet to your armpits and sit/ break the traingle. idk, im not a great bjj guy by any means, but this is terrible.

[Bukaj1983]

@Etaks89 You are correct. I don't know if it's just a judo version of a triangle or what. What's weird is I thought triangle chokes were illegal in sport judo (I assume this series focuses on sport as opposed to self-defense stuff).

[GJJFan]

@Etaks89 I thought the same thing. At least was waiting for him to grab the shin and pull it in to make it tighter. And Although it is VERY difficult to get it without the arm across, this just seems incorrect. IDK

[NOSRACRECNEPS]

Not to argue with the master (hehe..) but in BJJ we put the arm across the body for the triangle choke, and i believe it makes a big difference.

[TheRomeo32]

this stuff looks gay

[liljbizzl]

that looks so gay lol

[eogh]

what the fuck look guys your throws are good but that triangle ive seen actually all white belts i know can do it better but your throws are class like pure good

[KimboSliceROCKS1223]

Lol, looks like he was givin him a BJ XD

[styXv3ngeance]

@KimboSliceROCKS1223 if you were in hes position, a bj would be the least of your problems

[simpson4563]

if i got attaked on the streets will judo help me

[Etaks89]

@simpson4563 it could, but you should learn a little wrestling and alot of bjj. boxing is great to learn too! People like to clinch up in street fights cause they don't like getting hit, or because they just suck that bad at keeping composure, what ever the reason, you are likely to end up in a clinch that resembles judo or greco, but you have to practice daily to have the consistence to pull it off on someone in the street with no gi. BJJ is better to have if you had to choose just one.

[mrcook230]

Wow, (everyone who made a bad comment.....) You have to go the trouble to look up a fucking video on YOUTUBE, and you don't like it? Well go on a real fucking tecnique site to find what your looking for, but nobody wants to read or listen to pathetic and worthless comments.....

[Cousinzinzin]

@mrcook230 than dont read comment

[Bluesteel202]

@mrcook230 Actually, you should be happy people are pointing out the terrible technique. If you did everything these guys do, you'd know nothing about actual Judo.

[rasorman2]

that triangle wouldnt choke out a baby!!

[murphygp]

One of the first things you ever learn in BJJ is to have both your arms either in or out, not one in, one out, like his uke has. No-one who has any amount of training behind them would ever try to pass the guard like that, you are asking to get triangled.

If you want to learn throws, go to a Judo guy. If you want to learn groundwork, go to a BJJ guy, not these amateurs. That triangle was horrible.

[laurelridgerods]

@murphygp Agreed

[Drunkwraith]

You gotta remember that this is an Expertvillage video though, and they make the absolute worse lesson videos ever. I've seen a couple of em where they had a judoka with the red and white belt, so I doubt these guys suck as well. Expertvillage just shows the most basic things that any retard could do, or in this case, avoid completely.

[ryanbryanryan]

i agree, ive just started judo a month ago after years of doing other stuff its mostly good, but this is how they teach a transition to a triangle, i was very surprised myself.

[motherofallevos]

@murphygp i have been doin judo 40 years i have never seen this done this way before as a young boy nearly all the fighting was ground work so not just throws. expert village are not expert i'm afraid and give the wrong impression

[IrishDrifter85]

@murphygp Can't say it any better.

[Zefobenga]

in dont know whats so wrong about the choke. I ve used this many time successfully in Judo against resisting opponents. The armbar even works if the opponent manages to bend his arm in a ude garami fashion.

[TheBikeLife]

That's an absolutely terrible triangle...maybe stick to your throws.

[GOTTAVAGO]

worst triangel i have ever seen and the so called armbar? i mean WTF?

[ajdude33]

given head lol

[LeonLaguna]

thanks great video!!

[bleachmaster1011]

that looked so gay in so many lvls

[budstryker]

LMFAO!!!!!

[xSkinHeadRuelzx]

When u showin a triangle, u have to show that the real deal when ur doing it is to get a angle so u can lock the choke much more easily. expert village my ass

[skoodge2]

the arm should go across the body therefore blocking off the 2 karated arteries when you pull the head down one with your leg the other with his arm

[zmanbstyle]

it does that anyway so im not sure what you're talking about. if the choke is tight enough, you don't need to put the arm across the body. as long as the arm is in, it will cut the blood off.

[rlReg]

wow he got red fast look at his face after 1 sec of pressure dangerous stuff

[jojojaykay]

so is this an air choke?

[Chuikov23]

It is a corotid choke. Really, uke's right arm should be across the chest. It makes it much more effective and requires much less preasure on the head that way (if any).

[zmanbstyle]

blood

[DaGoldC]

choke him with ur ding dong

[yeonathon]

they're pretty gay

[holajim]

Now that the realities of fighting are so widely distributed, I have stopped martial arts training after many years. So, some of you MMA who are goons and bullies, keep this in mind if you decide to show off your techniques on seemingly defenseless people. This does not apply to the gentle people who practice MMA.

And know this, there is a still a level of techniques and strategies above this that I have yet to see distributed. They are just too dangerous for distribution.

[12345677789]

a triangle choke is not that advanced

[AmiriBuxoro]

in judo u r not allowed to pull the head down, jiujitsu yes but not judo

[jf1gd2]

bullshit, yes u can. u can do the basic neck crank kubi hishigi as well.

in triangle choke/sankaku u should pull the neck and not the head down as that is the part being choked.

[Chuikov23]

Yes you can. As long as it is not a head lock, you are not touching the face, and you are not hyperextending the neck.

[f9hunter]

@AmiriBuxoro ye but can you pull your shin down?

[MegaJoseelias]

@AmiriBuxoro uhh u think u r allowed in judo and that was a crappy triangle he didnt even put his arm across his neck for the blood choke

[pcjudosambo]

@AmiriBuxoro true but Judo is not only a Sport, it's also a self-defense form, so on the street, you can pull the head, even by the hair :-)

[popolpopol83]

write ' jujitsu versailles (78) ' for a fresh great jujitsu video

[Rob0boB]

This is at terrible video on teaching the triangle. Watch submissions 101

[mycathasbeenstolen]

eurgh thats gay .... he put the head to the willy hehehe... gay

[alexandreakiomori]

uma bostha

[tinylittlelifeform]

sexy

[sloshsk8]

he should have the arm thats through the legs on the other side of his neckso the guy cant escape

[xpasmreturnsagain]

Sorry but that is a bad demo. I've never seen anyone experienced teaching sangaku jime like this (me: judo 10yrs, bjj 2yrs, + others)

[jfthrash]

I agree with you. I think most instructors with tell you to keep one hand on the arm so you got the joint lock too. This guy lets both his opponents arms free to do whatever. I think if you got the choke right your legs are definitely strong enough. No need to pull down on the head.

[kodiakowns]

look like a gypsy want to eat my khrum.

[theraptorman1]

This is one of the best chokes, TRIANGLE CHOKE!!! WOO

[Luigi200409]

not much ...but i m trying to improvise...

by the way its better than the books

[omfgalbums]

tht's gogoplata 0.0

[AaronRubin1]

no gogoplata is when the sweeping leg is infront on the neck.. also known as a shin choke. This is sankakku jime, or in mma people call it the triangle choke

[youngstunna79]

sankakku jime. Yo mama

[jfthrash]

does anyone actually learn anything from these one minute videos?

[MMAfighter70]

eh, i guess if you watch them over and over you pick something up

[shakar92]

because that means that you "give up" .. in judo, and i know that cause i went to judo for 2½ years .. it's like rounds in boxing. when your in a fight in judo you smack your hand in the ground about 3 times when you think your opponent has overpowered you. and then a new round can begin :).. i hope that was an answer to your question Flipsykid :D

[FlipsyKid]

why does the guy in blue just smack him with the arm he uses to submit

[FlipsyKid]

i meant why "doesnt" not "does" my bad

[wrist65]

because it is so painful

[yammayack1]

no because it's judo you can push some1 that why it means "Gentle Way"

[joebettsmate]

yes yes i agree with crouchtrac, i won the national championship for england 16 and under and his legs are postioned wrongly. i would beat this guy

[crouchtrac]

very very bad technique shown there the right leg is way to low

[KensaiVaizard]

Minoru FTW!!!!!

[evolution654]

common i know 7 year old kids that do this technique better that him.

[yotomek]

i agree

[Spirithealerzz]

advanced?, are we watching the same video?

[chrismcneilmma]

dont mean to be a critic but i consider it constructive more than "picking" to secure a triangle you must bring your leg ontop of the shoulder, scoot your hips in the same direction as you bring the persons arm accross thier throat and secure your ankle being your knee, in your demonstration, nothing is restricting the front of the throat because you left his arm behind.

[daMob2]

Are they new or something

[edmun09]

this is the triangle choke

[rushrox777]

I have never done that move but when i saw him do it i knew he was doing it wrong.

[marasergo68]

wow. tht is very advanced. ))) LOL

[MasterPetar]

you mustn't break your opponents neck in judo.

[Ryanphotog]

no homo

[gabber800]

im doing judo and i have never see a guard there, this is jiu-jitsu

[politeista12]

advance judo , it`s basic jiujitsu?

[rdevaraj]

garbage

[vanity81]

lmao fakest tap ever.

the whole triangle is wrong. setup no good, finish no good.

[azninvasion87]

yeah, expert village is a joke. I'm a Judoka and this is the worst triangle I have ever seen

[Polytes1]

They suck for guitar lessons as well.

[Shadowmov3r]

... its actually meant for beginners even though its an advance technique

[azninvasion87]

What I meant was that I think this is a horrible execution of the "triangle choke," or Sankaku Jime. I'm a Sankyu in Judo, but the vast majority of my newaza comes from my cross training in BJJ. There are so many variations of the triangle choke setup/execution that I've learned, and while I'm not sure if this is the "proper" way to do it according to Kodokan Judo, I know it's one of the poorest in quality that I've seen in a LONG time.

[sheean42]

no, this is most definitely not the 'proper' way to do it. if you need to grab the head at all (actually illegal in judo competition anyway) then the choke is not correct. grabbing the head is NOT necessary if you do the technique correctly. admittedly my technique leaves something to be desired, but i can point out a number of *very basic* problems in this video that should not be taught.

[azninvasion87]

I wasn't aware you couldn't grab the head in judo competition... I actually asked my instructor if I could use a can opener to escape from a triangle in newaza, and he said it was perfectly legal, as long as you pulled the head straight downward in line with the spine.

[arthomasvt]

i did a can opener in a competition and they reset position.

[kempa777]

thats jiu-jitsu.... its a triangle choke...

and the armbar that comes with that is secondary.....

if the opponent postures up... and you cannot submit him with the choke... then you can use the arm to submit....

but the opponent's right arm should be pulled across your body so his bicep is in front of his own chin.

[imdetail]

i always pull the arm to the other side...

[jackcustow]

shouldn't you push yourself over to the side a bit?