Tanner Hall's Two Triangle Choke Escapes
Tanner Hall (@tannerhallbjj), black belt at Stout PGH, shows his two favorite triangle choke escapes: sit to your butt and get the elbow behind the knee, or pin the knee and go over the top. From his reel: https://www.instagram.com/reel/C_mIz3TNQud/
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Deep In A Triangle
- Deep in a triangle choke, getting tunnel vision.
- From Tanner Hall (@tannerhallbjj), black belt at Stout PGH, in his reel "How to escape the triangle choke."
- Key detail Get good posture first. You can't just pull back.
Drive Forward To Sit
- Drive forward so you can sit to your butt.
- The idea Driving forward puts a lot of pressure on the triangle itself, so protect yourself next.
- Key detail You can't just pull back. Drive forward to sit.
Elbow Behind Knee
- Pro tip: take the top elbow and swing it up behind his knee.
- Key detail That makes you safe.
Wrist Control And Heel
- Control the wrist with your hand, put your heel in the armpit, and pop out of the triangle.
Attack The Legs
- To go right onto the offensive, attack the legs.
Pin The Knee
- Second way: think about this knee.
- The idea If you think about pinning this knee to the ground, you're going to know how to escape.
Stand And Go Over The Top
- Hip, stand up, and go all the way over the top of his body with the outside leg.
Turn Him Belly Down
- Effectively turn him belly down.
Enter The Legs
- From here you can enter into the leg again.
Branch conditions
- escape 1: sit to your butt
- protect: elbow behind the knee
- safe: control the wrist
- out: go on the offensive
- escape 2: pin the knee
- knee pinned: hip and stand
- outside leg over the top
- belly down: enter the leg