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Guillotine Choke Defense - Shoulder Pressure Escape from Guard

In this video, we are demonstrating how to perform the guillotine defense from the guard position in BJJ. This defense works for defending against almost any traditional guillotine, except for standing guillotines. From guard, the opponent will need to clear our hands to the sides and roll onto their outside elbow and then hand to sit up. Once the opponent has their inside arm over our shoulder, our defense starts. Posture up right away so the opponent can’t wrap their arm around and be ready in case they try to go the other way. If the opponent does get their arm fully wrapped around, then our hand which their body is on needs to come up, over their outside shoulder, and as far down their back as possible. This positions our shoulder close to the opponent’s neck/throat. Our freehand can work on the arm which is wrapped around our neck in order to buy some time. When the opponent rolls back to try to finish the guillotine, we go with them and drive our shoulder into their neck. That will be enough to force them to break and return to guard. If they do not let go, then they will probably release the leg that’s on the same side as our head to encourage us to pass to the incorrect side. We need to pass to the opposite side of their body that our head is on. We do this by quickly flicking our outside and then inside leg over the opponent’s leg to that opposite side. That’s how you defend against a Brazilian jiu-jitsu guillotine. If you are interested in learning more techniques from us, subscribe to our channel or come along to one of our live in-person classes in Grafton, Wisconsin. You can also find us on   / neutralground  ,   / neutralgroundnorth  , and at our website https://graftonmartialarts.com/.