Ryan Hall Triangle Escape

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This is a closer look at the triangle escape counter that we showed called the "Tornado Triangle". A lot of people wanted to see the escape in greater detail. Basically, it's a way for you to counter your opponent's triangle choke if they have already gotten your arm all the way across their body.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• ryan hall
• triangle choke
• escape
• counter
• no gi
• submission grappling
• ADCC
• UFC
• MMA
• mixed martial arts
• BJJ
• jiu jitsu

[thlegendishere2009]

tell what why do you try to on me in case ya didnt know when ya roll over to protect again the choke you are leaving a wide open window for KO or lot punch to head there is better more sure way to defend again it so simple out you the same he try put accoss and jsut bend it so you elbow is going to force in to croth so the hard he squeeze the more pressure he find being appied to him well let say jewels very painful alsoe by move forward ya keep him off

[TechniquePrevails]

@thlegendishere2009 I've giving you the benefit of the doubt and assuming that English is not your first language. However, that being said- I have no idea what you are saying here. I guess you're gonna punch your opponent in the head (which in Submission Grappling is leaving you wide open for a DQ, not a KO), and then elbow him in the groin (bc your opponent isn't wearing protective equipment)?!?

Thanks for watching, and please check out the site.

[thlegendishere2009]

@TechniquePrevails ok first off i dont get a award for perfit grammar do i second i know what im talking about look the clip again you will see there few windows where you do so many differ things when you the one on the botten as elbow you simple place as wedge between him and you force him to make choice let go or cause pain in order to hopeful get the choke

[TechniquePrevails]

@thlegendishere2009 OK.

[jaya1965]

I use this all the time as well....and works for me. This was the first Triangle escape I ever learned and is the only one I use. Thanks for posting the counter to this as well.  I have been watching technique prevails for some time now. I want to say THANK YOU for all your contributions to the Martial Arts community. It is easy to take for granted all the hard work that goes into these videos. Okinawa, Japan

[TechniquePrevails]

@jaya1965 Thank you for your feedback. Great to know that our videos have helped you!

[TechniquePrevails]

@drubekalb That being said, all good grapplers can agree to disagree. I do appreciate you watching and providing feedback, and I hope you check out the site.

Thanks!

[TechniquePrevails]

@drubekalb I have to disagree with you about being misleading. I think it's pretty clear in the instruction that there's the "go to sleep" angle and then there's the correct defense. This certainly isn't a go-to escape for me, but rather one that I hit if my opponent has already taken my trapped arm across the body. The key here isn't the tightness of the triangle, but rather the blocking of his hip. If you can get him off the correct angle, then you can survive with this.

[Momentimum]

This escape is too... competition friendly.

[MegaDpenner]

I always get the MIR lock on me when trying to do this escape on an experienced guy.

[ArsiSan012]

No no! The best escape from a triangle - not to come across in it.)

[thlegendishere2009]

@drubekalb greta point didnt think that but you right on so many way to counter the person on top trying to get free

[cyoungx2]

Lost my last fight to a triangle. Will be giving this one a go tonight! thanks for all the vids mate, I have used a few of your techniques in the cage. great stuff.

[ianbeon]

This looks like a decent escape, I will give it a try over the next day or two & I will let you know now I get on with it..