No-gi Intermediate
John Danaher's hand-block go-behind from the front headlock, the standard answer when the choke is defended.
Transitions
Spinning behind to the back when the opponent defends the chokes.
Front Headlock Top · Front Headlock
The other side: Front Headlock Bottom
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John Danaher's hand-block go-behind from the front headlock, the standard answer when the choke is defended.
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Seatbelt on turtle, spinning behind from the front headlock and finishing with the rear naked choke. A compact attacking sequence.
Snap-down to front headlock to spin-behind: the wrestling go-behind that turns a defended choke into the back.