Submissions

Danaher's clock strangle on a turtled opponent, finished without hooks by walking around the head.

B-Team's anaconda from the turtle / front headlock, aimed at wrestlers who already sprawl well.

John Danaher's anaconda from the front headlock and turtle, with the rolling finish that makes it tight.

Chewjitsu's Peruvian necktie setup from the front headlock, plus two submissions if they defend the first attempt.

Knight Jiu-Jitsu tours calf slicers from the truck, lockdown and a few scramble entries, with the compression mechanics that actually make the lock bite.

Knight Jiu-Jitsu's longer look at the clock choke: setups from turtle and side control and the details that actually finish.

Stephan Kesting's five-step clock choke from turtle: the grips, the walk-around and the finish.

Five finishes from the truck, so the position is not just a back-take attempt that stalls.

Three finishes from turtle that every white belt should know, including the clock choke and a simple back-take to RNC path.

John Will's clock choke 101: the classic gi attack on a turtled opponent, taught slowly.