Erik Paulson's fist-choke version of the Ezekiel that works with or without the gi, shown from several top positions. The same fist-elbow-sprawl mechanics apply when you are inside a guard.
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Ezekiel Choke
A choke using your own sleeve (or bare forearm in no-gi) fed behind the opponent's neck, finished from mount, inside guard or from the back.
Also called ezequiel, sode guruma jime, sleeve wheel choke.
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Resources
5 resources
YouTube videos
How To Tap Your Opponents With The Lapel Ezekiel Choke by Andrew Wiltse
Bernardo Faria BJJ Fanatics YouTube
Andrew Wiltse's lapel Ezekiel, feeding their lapel as the sleeve so the choke works when your own sleeve is not available.
Jean Jacques Machado on setting up and finishing the Ezekiel choke from mount, including how to hide the sleeve grip.
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu technique: Ezekiel choke in no gi, step by step tutorial by Craig Jones
DMRistici YouTube
Craig Jones on the no-gi Ezekiel: deep cross-face, hide the hand under your own armpit so it cannot be cleared, elbows down and together. Shown from top pins, but the mechanics are the same inside guard.
Craig Jones at B-Team on the no-gi Ezekiel grip and finish. Pair with a guard-break lesson to understand when it is worth attempting from inside the guard.