Iss yuuuge honor for me to have Erkan Mete with me to help show how to escape the front headlock position while standing.

A viewer had asked me to cover this

Recently, I saw a video of a LEO engaged in a physical confrontation with a 15 year old boy.

He attempted to tackle the boy and was caught in a guillotine hold/choke. It was obvious he didn’t know how to escape and had to be rescued by his partner.

I discuss why it’s extremely important for Law Enforcement Officers to train Jiu-Jitsu. But, it’s very important that you choose a school with a strong focus on real world self defense.

We also cover how to escape this powerful hold, both standing and on the ground.

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I don’t have a lot of videos of me competing and rolling because I was never interested in collecting it much. But, I do have some and I decided to go through them and use them as a tool to review how I do certain things.
In these videos, I will review how I use the guillotine.

It’s not just a submission for me, but a method of control, a way to sweep, takedown, and pass guard and even occasionally as a way to escape positions.

An important concept is not just the power of the guillotine/front headlock but also how the threat of it opens up so many other options for me (most obviously allowing me acmes to the body or forcing an opponent to pin themselves or abandon passes.

I haven’t done this before so the narration isn’t as in-depth as some might like but still I hope it helps.

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I am working on a series of new Videos called “Mastering the Basics”
It will be broken into several different instructionals.
My focus will be on going into a lot of detail to make these fundamentals really work for you without having to use a lot of athleticism.
The ones I am working on are:
* Submissions
* Sweeps
* Takeodowns
* Submission Defense
* Positional Escapes

Here is a teaser technique from the takedown DVD.
Obviously, I will cover this in greater detail and connect it to other takedowns but it’s just a preview.

Knowing how to lock in a submission in MMA is good, but knowing how to chain a few different ones together makes you a much more dangerous fighter. Coach Vince teaches you how to transition between a front headlock to guillotine and D’arce choke.
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http://teachmegrappling.com This video demonstrates how to perform a “Peruvian Necktie”, also called the Tony De Souza choke. There are many ways you can lock your hands and enter the position. This is my preference. If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions, please comment below. More videos to come!