The Bow and Arrow Choke with Killer Gripping Details

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  • @M0m0plata
    @M0m0plata 4 роки тому +47

    I love her! Her instruction is so clear. She makes everything sound so clear and simple.

  • @Juggaliath
    @Juggaliath 7 років тому +81

    Her instruction is beautiful.

  • @StephanKesting
    @StephanKesting  11 років тому +60

    Emily Kwok shares some key details for what is arguably the most powerful choke in all of BJJ
    The Bow and Arrow Choke with Killer Gripping Details

    • @AngelMercado
      @AngelMercado 11 років тому +1

      SUPER, love the detail to make choke tighter!! thank you... just picked up app from iTunes!! thanks again.

    • @brucecharlie8613
      @brucecharlie8613 8 років тому

      +Stephan Kesting Gonna use this in my BJJ class to surprise my instructor :D

    • @michaellai1990
      @michaellai1990 6 років тому +1

      Hey I love this video but she forgot the final detail of putting the left leg around the shoulder, but it was probably because her grip was too deep, ha. keep up the good work!

    • @berningsandwiches2662
      @berningsandwiches2662 6 років тому

      I've been turning the lapel the wrong way! NICE DETAIL!!

    • @salimbarry7316
      @salimbarry7316 3 роки тому

      learning lapel choke is very important exactly as other chokes , one time I was training with one brother, he wear very heavy Judo GI, this Gi was like a shield around his neck , make it so difficult to use a rear chock with him , in this case using lapel chock is the best... human is wearing less and less clothes as they consider nudity as civilization, I think for that reason also martial art will be effected in the general atmosphere, most people were very light shirts special in summer , so I understand when some one say I do not need to learn lapel chokes ...but here coming other question , why I need even to fight with a civil person who wear a t-shirt , usually such fight coming because of my ego , we do not learn martial art to beat people in the vacation, most of martial art masters never enter even one fight in their life . in fact we learn martial art as they said “It is better to be a warrior in a garden than a gardener in a war.”.. we need to be ready to protect our countries and families in emergency cases, did you see a fighters with no heavy clothes and shields, a murder who does not were heavy clothes to cover himself...? , you need to learn how to fight with the Gi and to learn how to use the Gi against your opponent, in the real worth fighting 90% you will face a Gi situation...but if you just want to fight for your ego then yes 90% you will face civil people in light T shirt... so I think to learn Gi and no Gi both are important and with Gi is more important and must be.... go on brothers and sisters and for sure learn how to fight with Gi as priority.

  • @aureliopegg6982
    @aureliopegg6982 11 років тому +24

    I can't believe on how many people makes derogatory comments on the videos. If you feel that it's not for you just don't watch it and go on to the next. Just remember you are a martial artist and you are the product of whomsoever is your master or instructor. I just want to say thanks for your videos stephan.

    • @nimulosmaltibos9662
      @nimulosmaltibos9662 7 років тому +1

      This is all across the internet, the anonymity empowers so many people to talk shit in place of rational discourse. It's fine to be of a different opinion, after all it was double-guessing and questioning that bring progress, not reiterating the same old credo, but if you do so in a hostile manner, nobody's getting forward. Disagree? Tell me, and please tell me why. I can then respond why I stick to my opinion or way of doing things, you can tell me why you don't, you can explain why you have your opinion, and even if nobody ends up changing their mind, we'll likely both walk away smarter.

    • @brucewillis6727
      @brucewillis6727 7 років тому

      break down that last paragraph in layman's terms...that way people understand your point lol

  • @davebond7380
    @davebond7380 4 роки тому +2

    I'm a brand new blue belt all this stuff makes so much sense now a days. Thanks steff u have been one of my UA-cam teachers from my start. Dave Liverpool UK Tony Bebington bjj

  • @joshuapillar
    @joshuapillar 8 років тому +14

    Dude! Stephan was watching them stars floating around after that tap :) Beautiful details!

  • @ariaanserson2193
    @ariaanserson2193 8 років тому +40

    Thanks for watching out for us short people

    • @hailshonny
      @hailshonny 8 років тому +4

      Amen.

    • @bryanr.3241
      @bryanr.3241 8 років тому +2

      agreed , bigger means , bigger target. I love watching Darren Sproles , a 5'6" running back for Philadelphia Eagles. He just makes those big guys miss him all day lol.

    • @ziotsky
      @ziotsky 7 років тому

      Amen

  • @phil31ishp
    @phil31ishp 11 років тому +5

    Thank you Stephan for all the great information! I have recently started BJJ under Barra Gracie after years of Aikido and Judo. Your videos have been the difference between helplessness and victory when I roll in my dojo. Keep em' coming!

  • @Pladdabus
    @Pladdabus 2 роки тому +1

    Wow, this is already by far my favorite submission but I had never heard that detail on the collar grip. Thank you so much!!

  • @natfrancis8867
    @natfrancis8867 10 років тому +2

    This reminds me of training last Monday, we were drilling this choke and I applied it to my partner but I was sure weather it was on or not, turns out he was unconscious before he thought to tap. In retrospect we were lucky but this still makes me chuckle.
    Thanks for the amazing videos Professor. :)

  • @Sgtbigmike
    @Sgtbigmike 7 років тому +2

    This is one of my Judo instructor's favorite choke holds. He's way too good at it but when I try using it in a Judo match I struggle with it. I love these tips which may help me out a little in our next newaza training days! Thanks Stephan and Emily oss!!!

  • @porq2013
    @porq2013 7 років тому +1

    That grip is amazing, the small technical details love it.

  • @ScottOrd
    @ScottOrd 9 років тому +3

    Thanks for the vid - I really like this as an option from the mount for those that don't want to attempt armbars, looks like you more control from the position!

  • @FlashySenap
    @FlashySenap 11 років тому +2

    I've never been that informed on the bow and arrow submission, this video helped out giving me a good view upon what it is and what it does, thanks Emily and Stephan! =)

  • @oliviakilpatrick
    @oliviakilpatrick Рік тому

    Great video. Cut to the chase without a long introduction. Detailed example and concise. Thanks!!

  • @Raumance
    @Raumance 8 років тому +41

    1:17 It's already tight face
    1:22 Mmmhh now it's even tighter face

    • @tidouble1
      @tidouble1 7 років тому +1

      This is why I hate volunteering when they show the bow and arrow choke at the school I attend as well.

    • @enricogarcia9916
      @enricogarcia9916 6 років тому +1

      Lmfao 😂

  • @Yukiabiannightmare
    @Yukiabiannightmare Рік тому

    I’m going back after a few years and this was my go to.

  • @isaiahkenny3544
    @isaiahkenny3544 2 роки тому

    Great Break down I think it's important to know one as well as the other gi and no go they both bring something to the table

  • @nicholasmoreno7904
    @nicholasmoreno7904 2 роки тому +1

    I feel like people don’t want to learn lapel chokes because they are lazy. Learning takes attention and practice and that for some people is too much. I loved the content and I’m looking forward to drilling this tonight. Thanks!

  • @LarsAndersenFrihed
    @LarsAndersenFrihed Рік тому +1

    Great instructions

  • @xmsparker
    @xmsparker 7 років тому

    This is really good stuff! Emily really knows how to utilize technique to overwhelm strength and size. Thank you Stephan and Emily for always putting out wonderful videos and giving good instruction!

  • @migraine516
    @migraine516 11 років тому +1

    Way to keep it classy and intelligible. By all means, continue.

  • @SavageCamacho
    @SavageCamacho 11 років тому

    I love the variety, your friend knows her techniques.

  • @andretullier3469
    @andretullier3469 6 років тому

    3:20 we just the whole set up today in class. Bow and arrow is my favorite choke

  • @TheDannyddd
    @TheDannyddd 9 років тому +4

    she is brilliant!

  • @beaustebbings6968
    @beaustebbings6968 10 років тому +1

    Such a cool Choke. Gonna be working on it in class. Oss.

  • @pur3jock2h
    @pur3jock2h 8 років тому

    This is a great and knowledgable video. Favorite from Stephan.

  • @Aarsvold86
    @Aarsvold86 11 років тому

    Brilliant. I never thought about that detail twisting the collar. Thanks! :)

  • @danielpeers7140
    @danielpeers7140 7 років тому

    Love this!!! Lapel chokes are my favourite and I only know a few

  • @1234kingconan
    @1234kingconan 9 років тому +22

    lol @ Stephan's face at 2:00

    • @reinforcer9000
      @reinforcer9000 8 років тому +1

      +1234kingconan "wtf just happened?..."

  • @josephwilbik4561
    @josephwilbik4561 4 місяці тому

    Love the grip Tip!

  • @TheJackieeisbeastxP
    @TheJackieeisbeastxP 5 років тому +1

    Can someone tell me why this hold hurts I don’t see what makes it hurt? Sorry if it’s a dumb question

  • @ttv_tryhard_8459
    @ttv_tryhard_8459 6 років тому

    Thanks im only a yellow white belt but I have learned this a while ago I forgot how to do this thanks again

  • @vamtheanomaly
    @vamtheanomaly 11 років тому

    Does this work on common street clothed people? I know it cant work on a shirtless person, say a guy on the beach but a reg shirt ?

  • @tylercraig9273
    @tylercraig9273 5 років тому +3

    2:01 Stephan staring at the universe.

  • @Singuau
    @Singuau 8 років тому

    Congratulations!!!! Simple and efficient!!! Thanks!!!!

  • @josepestaner211
    @josepestaner211 11 років тому

    in warm areas they wear less clothing in cold areas they wear more clothing but i take the side its better to learn no-gi because regardless if clothes or no clothes the technique works but the people that side with no-gi need to have gichokes n know how to use it and still learn to be sneaky with it because in street people do use clothes too we arnt ever always wearing no clothes so for those situations have a few moves ur really good at great stuff guys! OSUU, slamat po,yameste, thank you

  • @RadioRamen
    @RadioRamen 9 років тому +10

    I love these videos cause I have trouble with the bigger opponents.

    • @suzi003
      @suzi003 9 років тому

      +lilmissg361 me too, I've just started and these are so helpful

    • @alcapone6041
      @alcapone6041 6 років тому

      you will learn gabi I suppose it takes time and practice...

  • @Seattleskindoc
    @Seattleskindoc 7 років тому

    Great technical video - thank you madame and sir

  • @joepdl88
    @joepdl88 2 роки тому

    Love this choke

  • @whitestrand
    @whitestrand 8 років тому

    Awesome technique, thanks Emily!

  • @Aceinthehole1179
    @Aceinthehole1179 6 років тому

    Fabulous video👍 Great details & slow explanations

  • @cornfedninja
    @cornfedninja 7 років тому

    Love this choke, so deadly

  • @BaptismByFire35
    @BaptismByFire35 9 років тому

    Awesome detail. Great video.

  • @Egregious22
    @Egregious22 11 років тому

    Nice details. There's a lot of 'sneaking' going on. Are the keys to Small Person Jiu Jitsu deception and slickness? If it is, I agree with it. As for Gi v No Gi, ... IMHO, I find training Gi helps my defense and training No-Gi helps my offense. Do you agree?

  • @elmemesin
    @elmemesin 8 років тому

    awesome! great job! i appreciate your videos! grettings from Argentina.

  • @EmpiricalPragmatist
    @EmpiricalPragmatist 11 років тому +1

    I think it's because it's one of those chokes where you have to get really deep. Like when you have a fully locked triangle choke, you're applying pressure to your opponent even if you're trying not to.
    If she had taken a less deep grip at the start, she wouldn't have been able to apply properly when she wanted him to tap, if you see what I mean.
    That's what I think, anyway.

  • @jgambler1188
    @jgambler1188 3 роки тому

    Great instruction, thanks guys

  • @Plysomack
    @Plysomack Рік тому +1

    I'm one month into BJJ. This happened to me last night. I forgot something... Tap early and tap often. I tapped, but I should have tapped early. I wasn't able to participate in the last roll of the night after this.

  • @jrtien
    @jrtien 3 роки тому

    I would like to train with her. She is a good teacher. Also, I like the idea of learning from a successful female bjj practitioner because they have to have good technique. I don't like relying on strength much in rolls because I tend to injure from wear.

  • @CGoody564
    @CGoody564 8 років тому +6

    1:22 his sudden facial change. looks like that could tap someone lol

  • @marksinclair2592
    @marksinclair2592 4 роки тому

    Her demonstration is flawless I can sense her energy through the phone lmao someone u definitely don’t wanna test this out in a real life situation lol!

  • @TheKokoBeen
    @TheKokoBeen 10 років тому +1

    Turning the lapel will make all the difference; It makes it so much rougher, is my assumption. I'll try this shit out.

  • @Docinaplane
    @Docinaplane 5 років тому

    Great series, thank you!!

  • @jamesmcneil9964
    @jamesmcneil9964 4 роки тому

    Does this choke only work in gi matches? It seems like a one arm choke can be broken with the two free arms of the choked person.

  • @twisteraustralus
    @twisteraustralus 11 років тому +1

    Stephans face at 1:36 gold!

  • @kjuarez29
    @kjuarez29 7 років тому

    Great video thanks for sharing!

  • @speedracerooo
    @speedracerooo 11 років тому

    Awesome video!!! Keep them coming!

  • @AmbicionEterna
    @AmbicionEterna 11 років тому

    I learn something new everyday!

  • @SundownTE
    @SundownTE 6 років тому

    Thanks Emily!

  • @KidSgNz
    @KidSgNz 11 років тому

    Hi Stephen, quick question on the grip; with the thumb going inside do you wrap your fingers around your lapel hidden thumb or is it still resting above the index finger?

  • @AlphaTiger4
    @AlphaTiger4 11 років тому

    I did this today @Gracie academy BH, awesome

  • @JeffShawBJJ
    @JeffShawBJJ 11 років тому

    Emily Kwok is awesome! Great details here.

  • @maxhumphreys3824
    @maxhumphreys3824 10 років тому

    great details, thanks

  • @migraine516
    @migraine516 11 років тому

    That lapel turn is money.

  • @mrnickisjesus171
    @mrnickisjesus171 11 років тому

    Stephan that must of been a crazy good choke for you to turn pink that fast :)!

  • @gcgrabodan
    @gcgrabodan 7 років тому

    I was rolling with a heavy guy who just lay on his stomach and held his lapell with both hands. I couldnt do anything. can you make a video for that? :-)

  • @dianecenteno5275
    @dianecenteno5275 5 років тому

    Good variations on Jigoku Jime

  • @joopsnoop
    @joopsnoop 10 років тому +26

    Kwok roks.

  • @masqueradereader7809
    @masqueradereader7809 8 років тому

    Lol I was laughing at Stephan at the beginning, just see his face turning red like Damn she's good 😉

  • @Morgan1Bear4Pride
    @Morgan1Bear4Pride 11 років тому

    Oh man, the talk about transition from nogi to gi.. Was so me.. I HATED every part of gi.. First month alone I never got subbed from anything but my Gi lol.. Now I love gi, I look forward to competing in Gi more along with nogi.. Awesome tutorial.

  • @Wushutigercranekungfudragon
    @Wushutigercranekungfudragon 6 років тому

    i love this choke

  • @Barrenthevampire
    @Barrenthevampire 11 років тому

    Looked like he was fading. Excellent technique.

  • @andrewayling5902
    @andrewayling5902 8 років тому

    Very interesting post,thankyou..

  •  11 років тому

    Great video!

  • @enissan45
    @enissan45 10 років тому

    Tour awsome stephan!!

  • @forteastro6996
    @forteastro6996 11 років тому

    I will use this.

  • @milkman7759
    @milkman7759 6 років тому

    I thought the bow and arrow had your thigh on there neck pushing away as you pull the lapel. Or is that called something else?

    • @kreg27
      @kreg27 6 років тому

      I think that's a variation you can do. There are also a bunch where you can trap the arms with their own gi/belt. Nasty chokes.

  • @SoulRollerFIN
    @SoulRollerFIN 11 років тому +1

    Emily always has some fine detail and I try to absorb it in like a sponge. Though she ofter forgets to take off the wedding ring! Stephan's expression is awesome as he is slowly getting choked. :D
    Give it up for TyroneKang everoybody! People with disabilities and mental disorders are people too.

  • @politicalkaffir9095
    @politicalkaffir9095 8 років тому +1

    I wonder why she did not put the leg on the shoulder at the end to inscrease the pressure of the choke, noose goes up, shoulder goes down.

    • @saetia7
      @saetia7 6 років тому +2

      You can do either method. I personally prefer the leg on the shoulder too but having your leg to the side, the way she does, creates a deeper pocket for them to fall into which makes the choke tighter. Her way uses less strength since it's assisted by gravity rather than your leg muscles which are pushing them down.

  • @prakashthirunavukkarasu29
    @prakashthirunavukkarasu29 7 років тому

    Is this a blood choke?

  • @bobbiewalls8519
    @bobbiewalls8519 10 років тому

    is there an alternative to the gi chocke would my best bet be to go for the lions chock

    • @bobbiewalls8519
      @bobbiewalls8519 10 років тому

      or would a arm triangle be easir to get

  • @Di0genetic
    @Di0genetic 11 років тому

    Huh, I haven't seen anyone grab the lapel that way before. I have always heard to fold the lapel the other way, so that the folded part is inside your curled four fingers, rather than around your thumb.

  • @newgamer85
    @newgamer85 9 років тому

    it does look like a lot of moving parts any reason why you would not just go for the rear naked?

    • @SceneByScott
      @SceneByScott 9 років тому +6

      A lot of times your opponent just won't give you the room to get your arm under their chin, so no rear naked choke. Here, you just need your hand on their lapel. The instructions always look complicated but once you do it, it feels very intuitive. Hand with lapel pulls one way, hand with leg pulls other way. I personally get this choke much more often than the rear naked choke.

    • @MobiusCoin
      @MobiusCoin 9 років тому

      newgamer85 Because it is unexpected. A month ago, I kept taking the back of this one person in class and I just realized... I think I actually know one attack from the back. So I asked a blue belt for some tips, and he gave me this. It's pretty cool.

    • @churiso
      @churiso 9 років тому

      SCOTOMA videos Exactly. A rear naked is not that easy to get against someone who is defending. Plus you can set this up really well from mount... even side control (although I've never done that).

  • @SkurgeBeatz
    @SkurgeBeatz 3 роки тому

    nice details!!!!!!!!!!

  • @sleestakattack
    @sleestakattack 11 років тому

    Ok but what does that have to do with the gi

  • @mathieu2226
    @mathieu2226 11 років тому

    thanks for the video !!!

  • @uwannafightbro2797
    @uwannafightbro2797 8 років тому +2

    what about placing your knee behind the opponent's neck?

  • @shirw9607
    @shirw9607 Рік тому

    I love this!!!!!!

  • @ryanbrown2100
    @ryanbrown2100 11 років тому +9

    The Gi is real, it's street. No one walks around top and bottomless unless you're at a nudist beach. Gi is more technical and some of the best NoGi grapplers in the game (Marcelo comes to mine) says it's ESSENTIAL to train in the Gi to improve your NoGi.
    Who knows more? Probably P4P best grappler in the world or you?

  • @chayoalvar5128
    @chayoalvar5128 8 місяців тому

    Top video

  • @adrianmfl0
    @adrianmfl0 11 років тому

    thank you

  • @brucecharlie8613
    @brucecharlie8613 5 років тому

    Bow and arrow choke best in BJJ but I wouldn't even think about doing that I. Self defence because Gi's are made specifically for chokes, ordinary jackets are not

  • @devontaeperkins2252
    @devontaeperkins2252 3 роки тому

    Is it really that simple

  • @elite-delta-1177
    @elite-delta-1177 6 років тому

    Always remember to grab and feed deep in the lapel.

  • @Bruceleekungfoo
    @Bruceleekungfoo 11 років тому

    Emily rocks!!!

  • @gabepizza
    @gabepizza 2 роки тому

    Been trying this unsuccessfully. Couldn't even get it in training with my partner letting me yesterday. But one of these days,

    • @gabepizza
      @gabepizza Рік тому

      I finally got one of these locked on the last week but I couldn't finish because I got too exhausted but I am getting closer!

  • @doreilly6864
    @doreilly6864 11 років тому

    there are chokes for t-shirts too....

  • @ckuakini
    @ckuakini 11 років тому

    One of my favorite techniques from back mount. Great transition to an arm bar from this technique (if the choke some magical way doesn't work).
    p.s. Why does she always try to go hard when teaching something? She's sinking in the choke before even explaining the technique, more so before finishing it. So aggressive, man, take it easy on him!

  • @Tystnadenshore
    @Tystnadenshore 11 років тому

    So that he cannot turn (on his stomach) and get out of the choke. (Or at least loosen it.)