MC18.0 Sankaku-jime (Triangle Choke)

MC18.0 Sankaku-jime (Triangle choke)

A. [Guarding Position]
Execution:
  • Place uke in the guarding position.
  • Pull his/her head down.
  • Push uke’s arm downward inside your thigh on the side you wish to apply the choke.
  • Bring your leg over uke’s shoulder and hook uke’s neck with our knee crease.
  • Place the top of your ankle inside the knee crease of your lower leg.
  • Control uke’s free arm with your arms.
  • Release the choke if uke taps, or the attacker passes out.
B. [Above the Hipline]

This is not as strong as when it is coupled with an armbar, but it works when the opponent is successful in preventing your getting the armbar.

Execution:
  • Cross uke’s hip line.
  • Grasp uke’s arm on the opposite side of the choke.
  • Slip to the side opposite the arm you’re controlling and bring your calf across uke’s chest. 
  • Place the top of the choking foot in the crease of the knee of the leg under uke.
  • Squeeze your thighs together and pull on uke’s trapped arm.
  • Release the choke if uke taps, or the attacker passes out.
C. [Above the Hipline with Armbar]

This is a double threat. You can win with the choke or by the armbar. This is a common finish in many jujitsu self-defense applications. This is a good technique to hold an assailant in place until help can arrive.

Warning: This technique should only be practiced with a qualified AOKK instructor present.

Execution:
  • Move above uke’s hipline.
  • Plac uke in an armbar.
  • Bring your calf across uke’s throat. 
  • Place the top of the choking foot in the crease of the knee.
  • Arch your back to apply pressure to the choke and armbar.
  • Release the choke and armbar if uke taps, or the attacker passes out.
D. [Guarding Position with Leg-bar]

Lifting your opponent and dropping them on their back repeatedly, is one method of passing the guarding position. This is a possible counter to that technique.

Execution:
  • Place uke in the guarding position.
  • Allow uke to get into a semi standing position.
  • Wrap your legs around uke’s hips.
  • Grasp part of ukes uniform/clothing with your free hand, and to control uke’s stand.
  • Grasp one of uke’s legs with your other hand/arm and pull his/her foot forwards.
  • Push forwards with your legs and arch your back.
  • Bring your leg over uke’s shoulder and hook uke’s neck with our knee crease.
  • Place the top of your ankle inside the knee crease of your lower leg.
  • Place uke in a knee-lock when he/she hits the tatami (floor).
  • Squeeze your thighs together and arch you back maintain the knee-lock.
  • Release the choke if uke taps, or the attacker passes out.
E. [From Behind]

This can be executed if uke gets to a seated position after the Sprawl and Spin defense.

Execution:
  • Get behind uke when sprawl and spin defense does not allow you to get to his/her back.
  • Wrap your arms around uke and pull him/her backwards on top of yourself.
  • As you’re rolling backwards, bring your calf over his/her shoulder and across the opponent’s throat. 
  • Bring your other leg over uke’s opposite shoulder.
  • Place the top of the choking foot in the crease of the opposite knee.
  • Squeeze your thighs together.
  • Release the choke if uke taps, or the attacker passes out.
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