Here’s how to do the reverse/inverted triangle choke and 3 ways to escape the same submission. Download my free BJJ App at https://www.grapplearts.com/masterapp to get access to my tips, videos, and podcast episodes about getting better at BJJ as fast as possible.

Here is a simple triangle choke setup when your opponent is inside your guard with a knee in the middle. The follow up sweep when they try to stop it is very simple.
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Triangle chokes are great, but triangle choke setups is what allows you to actually get into that submission in the first place. Here’s my current favorite setup! Also, have you downloaded my BJJ checklist yet? You can get it for free at http://www.grapplearts.com/book. And you can get more two-on-one techniques from Rob Biernacki at https://www.bjjconcepts.net