Marcelo Garcia - Anaconda Choke With 3 Variations
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3 Part Technique - Marcelo Garcia's style of BJJ is immensely unique in many different aspects of the traditional art form, but no one example sets him apart from the rest more than his controversial stance on the omission of certain attribute-based submissions (i.a. The Arm Triangle) from his competition game. Instead, Marcelo wisely chooses to spend his finite training time as efficiently as possible by discarding all techniques whose successful application relies upon phenotypical advantage, and he only trains moves into his repertoire that work irrespective of size or strength. The sole tenet of BJJ is that the knowledge of bio mechanical leverage can allow for a small, weak person to defeat a larger, stronger person in unarmed combat. Surely, the possession of such physical traits such as long limb length, flexibility, and heavy musculature can multiply one's leverage in a fight considerably, but the point isn't about the size of your lever, it's about where best to place your fulcrum. Nearly all of the movements that Marcelo personally uses in his competition game are techniques that have been consistently proven to work against opponents of any size, with or without the aid of the gi. The Arm Triangle Choke (viz. Anaconda, D'Arce, Katagatame, RAT) is a technique that ceases to work effectively against an adversary who i) has superior strength, ii) has a large girth, and iii) provides technical resistance. Though it is not impossible to finish the choke despite this seemingly insurmountable combination, your chance of success dramatically approaches nil if your opponent correctly defends your attack via these physical advantages. Although the Arm Triangle is far from Marcelo's specialty, he has finally decided to teach his class one particular variation of the choke (The Anaconda) to the best of his ability, in lieu of the aforementioned perspective, for 2 reasons: a) it is important for his students to develop an awareness of the danger inherent from a specialist in this attack, and b) there is no reason not to try the submission if your opponent is blatantly, carelessly, or inadvertently giving it to you. Marcelo demonstrates 3 scenarios in which he would be so inclined to attempt the Arm Triangle Choke: 1) While holding the Front Headlock, if your opponent overextends his arm to reach for a takedown, sink in the choke and roll him onto his side, clocking your belly into the back of his neck until you can catch his legs with yours. 2) If he steps up with his foot to posts against your initial roll, flip him onto his opposite side and once again capture his legs for the final squeeze. 3) If you encounter difficulty enclosing the Triangle around his Head & Arm, apply pressure down onto his elbow with a Gable-gripped forearm and your topside knee.
Marcelo Garcia in Action has over 12000 videos of demonstration in both Gi and No Gi grappling. Marcelo Garcia is known as one of the top grapplers in the world with many accomplishments. This is a sample video from www.mginaction.com/ - Sport
His explanations answer every question that comes up in my head. Love his teaching method and how he breaks down the techniques.
Kimura is my favourite submission, but getting an anaconda always makes you feel like a badass.
Christian Schaefer condas are the shit man 🙂👌🤙
Most def
And getting a guillotine makes you feel like a chicken.
You know it's not a proper Jiu Jitsu video is the background noise isn't louder than the talking.
Jordan Mottram beware of the Jiu-Jitsu instructor wearing a mic on the rash guard with no one around to attend class
This is my favorite submission
My brother was 4.5 years older than me and when we would fight this was a natural submission I picked up out of survival somehow as young as 8 years old. It's the only way I would subdue him. Def a great technique....even saved me in a street fight one time before I even knew what jiu-jitsu was. Guess my point is "Great for All Ages" haha.
MMAMELEEdotCOM na your point is you naturally discovered this choke on your own. which is pretty cool.
@@MMAMELEEdotCOM I found outside heelhook. Popped few friends knee. Then came to know about bjj. Now I am scared of leg locks.
Such a great instructor.
second variation its my favorite simple and it works great with larger opponents and with people that know how to defend against the roll they nevey see it coming. thw first time i did my opponent was like wtf. VARIATION AGAINST TRADITIONAL
Your videos are fantastic, thank you Marcelo!
Marcelo is the undisputed GOAT of grappling. I wonder if some of these idiots that mention his very few losses would go to a Jordan video and be like "The Bulls lost to the Magic one year" .... Marcelo is the dam Truth.
Meh... he's just all right.
I like goats, they're really cute.. i spend a lot of my time on youtube watching mini goats videos.
In no gi. I agree with you.
@@ramon1930 lets be honest, no gi is what matters most today
@@millardfilmore1403 I dont think so, bjj in gi it is more technical.
Thanks a lot .I learnt a lot from this vid
Great teacher the explains things well it was very helpful,thanks.
Great! Now I have to try these new insights!
This is a fantastic representation by a true gentlemen fighter with great knowledge of grappling. I think those who train in sport fighting can easily ignore those who get lost in other aspects of martial arts; so, just ignore the dislikes. (42 years of sport, street, and classical martial arts here.) I like it and I love your explanation above. Well reasoned!
you have 42 years of experience in fighting? i have 45. and the funny thing is i'm only 35 years old.
@@sidhu139 I feel you. I suffered through 20 years of a miserable 7 year marriage. I'm almost 60 and my training is keeping pace with my age. I only teach a military program, a mindfulness program, youth MMA / BJJ, and I coach Swimming / weight training. It is a good life and healthy. I wish you many more years.
Marcello showing a choke with the arm in, what, what!
im a four-stripe brown belt and I've never liked the anaconda, but I've been getting more into them the last few weeks. this is a fantastic demo
Very nice, thanks!
I love this submission. Always get an adrenaline rush when I hit it.
I love submissions
Marcelo seems like such a cool guy. I smell zero arrogance and 100% joy
Hey guys ... Marcelo Garcia has done so much for the jiu jitsu. There is not fer free to upload his work in youtube. Have respectful of people develop these sports and buys you the subscription !!!
Hristo Tavliev yea honestly I could give a dam about the noise in the back as long as I can understand him. His technique is so valuable , anyone complaining about the noise is a bitch 🗣
@@hendr6ix873 I think you are replying to the wrong comment. Or you misunderstood the original post.
Thanks MG!
Buen trabajo good job amigo
Outstanding
Now that dudes are defending the guillotine so well in MMA, this shit is indispensable for countering the shoot. Great stuff
great video
dope... thanks!
Danke, man findet immer wieder ne Kleinigkeit die besser gemacht ist
Very good. 👏👏
Hey guys love coming back to videos to see what else stands out. This one video has won me a tournament Just wondering what you guys might do if your opponent tries to stand?
excellent
Awesomeness
Nice!
the goat!!!!!
thank God I found this in highschool and can hit this ALL THE TIME in wrestling.
J.R Charles you can choke someone out in wrestling
1760 55517 yea you didn't know that
Maybe he uses it to get shoulders on the mat but doesn't submit.
Esses golpes de estrangulamento me lembra as técnicas de Alexandre "Pequeno" Nogueira da Luta Livre.
Um dos golpes mais bonitos do jiu jitsu encaixado você pode rolar e brincar com o oponente imita realmente um movimento de cobra !!!
these work.
Man,, he's good. Must be some frail haters out there to thumb down this..
Great vid
Nice
Great video. The way i am taught it is that if your opponent resists the roll they choke just as fast or faster and i experienced it personally. Do you agree?
Comecei a treinar jiujitsu aos 44 anos hoje tenho 50 anos sou faixa marrom. Treino todos os dias faço sempre e mi concentro nas posições do meu mestre. Mais não deixo de olhar o meu ídolo Marcelo Garcia. E uso todas as suas posições tenho o mesmo estereótipo de Marcelo por isso da tudo certo. Obg Marcelo Garcia por tudo.
Amazing video, but also excellent content in the video description section. Important reading IMHO.
If I had a coming out party I'd wear your shirt all week; great technique
Eyen Ward lol
1:07 hi c position from bottom with right arm switch to c grip on hip wait then left arm post/ then move hips to the left and right sit back...hold head...kick his hips away from you/possible guard?
Boaa!
34 people who dont like this video, have never trained Jiu-jitsu!
or 34 ppl who cnt hear shit
Yeh the audios a little difficult to understand.
Shou Kisaragi if you know then it doesn't need to be heard clearly
i can watch this video on mute and still know whats going on. theres the difference in people who train.
keyboardbeats We watch these videos because we don't know.
Love the videos. But I would highly suggest a better mic when filming. Due to the rooms space, acoustics there is a lot of background noise and echo.
Very much agree. Especially with professor Marcelo's accent. It's hard to catch sometimes.
Jeff Zahnd first world problems....
Tmj.
What's going on with the subtitles?
now that's an anaconda!
I was like on that last one how he came up gable gripped it and then just was able to do it and I’m like I hope that he uses his leg because it’s right there and he could use that to help him and he did that’s what I would’ve done awesome
it looks very similar to darce choke ....please make video on difference.....btw I ve never trained bjj so please pardon my ignorance
They do look similar. The difference is that the darce reaches under the arm, then across the neck, and your hand locks with the crook of your elbow behind your opponents head. The anaconda reaches across the neck, then under the arm, and your hand locks with the crook of your elbow next to your opponents armpit.
@@claycoppinger2983 Great explanation, thanks!
I'm going to work on this tonight !! Arigato gozaimasu
Pj Denholm how about abrigado
Damn the audio bro!!!
I thought Marcelo doesn't do head&arms?
ben askren and marcelo. dope
I can't do this my arm can never get through
Not to ever question a ground wizard like Marcelo but..in the 1st variation when he traps his opponents leg, shouldn't he trap the bottom leg so his opponent can't get to his knees? When you trap the top leg it is fairly easy to get to your knees and start defending...
Thatll just make the choke tighter
the oke looks like Ben Askren
hllo there can I do it in a Jiu Jitsu roll with Gi ?
metallart7 sure
does not mean he wont teach it. That's his preference, however his students may have a different preference. Everyone has their own game.
What if he reach for the balls after shooting inward with shrimp
The jiu jitsu in full black must be Marcelo
Why won't Marcelo do that? :)
yeah, but he just rolls again and it gets even tighter
can someone tell me how i would use this? I am new and i am still learning. Would i use this when i sprawl upon the opponent going for my legs or would i use this when im on his back and i switch my position to the front of him to do the choke? Any feed back is helpful. Thank you.
Both of the options you said are plausible, if someone shoots on you and you sprawl onto them you can then attack the anaconda/D’arce. If you have their back in turtle without pegs in you could also transition to the front to attack it.
I've never trained in Jiu-Jitsu or any other martial arts in my life, but yesterday, I managed to make a friend tap out using this move when he took me down. (It could be a D'arce, I can't remember how he was positioned). I only watch UFC and I instinctively rolled my arm around his neck and I was pretty surprised that he actually tapped.
At first I thought that was Ben Askrin lol
Jestem zafascynowany walką w ręcz
I heard the city of new york is asking people to stop using variations on their I love new york campaign. Kinda silly i think. Just as long as its not the i love n y phrase i think it's legal. Go figure.
Robert Drysdale liked this
He looks stoned in this video
Difficult to understand his accent sometimes
I'm not boxing him in nothing..he said so in his own book he thinks head and arm chokes don't work easily on bigger opponents and require strength. Of course I didn't mean he sucks at them. Geeze..
Ben Askren getting choked again
Marcelo, soy María Flavia y considero que tu llame anaconda no me cierra.
he got choked out by estima.
normalguyable and still the greatest grappler of all time
The guy who failed 4 drug test for steroids?
Brawo dyrektorze firmy
lol fake ben askren
Isn't it just AWESOME to have the worst audio quality in the world
Habla demasiado y explica poco.
Que fea traducción!!
gay