Locking The Triangle Choke While Attempting an Omoplata #jiujitsu #trianglechoke #omoplata

You attack your opponent with an omoplata from guard, but they turn back into you to defend themselves, what do you do? Your opponent's defense may give you exactly what you need to transition into a triangle choke.

Professor Matthew Jones breaks down how to connect these two attacks from guard. He shows how your opponent’s reaction to the omoplata can create the opening for the triangle, then demonstrates important finishing details, including moving the arm across, changing your angle, locking your legs, bringing your knees together, and controlling the head. Instead of forcing one submission, learn how to use your opponent’s reaction to move directly to the next attack.

If you are in the Frisco, Texas area and want to learn Jiu Jitsu or continue your Jiu Jitsu training, contact Professor Matthew Jones at:

Diamondback Jiu-Jitsu
8981 2nd St #200
Frisco, TX 75034
(214) 407-8641
https://diamondbackbjj.com/