2 Part Technique - The Bow and Arrow Choke from the Back is the strongest of Gi Chokes. When you secure the collar with your hand, lift the opponent's head with your other hand and place the collar inside for a completely secure submis...

2 Part Technique - The Bow and Arrow Choke is the most successful Gi Submission from the Back. Because of it's popularity, opponents will continue to learn how to defend and counter the submission. A common way to roadblock the choke i...

3 Part Technique - Depending on what the opponent gives you, either zip your choking hand up the collar or immediately open it and secure the grip to start the choke. Pass your leg over the opponent's stomach, reach deep under his leg,...

2 Part Technique - Feed the collar to your over arm from Seat Belt control and initiate the best grip possible to start the submissions. Pull the opponent's head back and yank the collar under his chin. Reach under his leg and finish t...

3 Part Technique - There is an opportunity to shoot your hand deep into your opponent's collar when you roll him from his escape side back to your ideal choking side. Upon bringing back over to the correct side, use your under-hand to ...

2 Part Technique - The Bow-N-Arrow Choke is a devastating submission you can add to your arsenal, and it all begins with your overhand grabbing the lapel of your opponent's gi from the Back. Your opponent will more than likely defend h...

2 Part Technique - Choosing which side to hold your opponent on while maintaining Seatbelt Control is a trade-off: Laying on your overhook's side trades attack-ability for control, and laying on your underhook's side yields the opposit...

2 Part Lesson - Marcelo instructs the fundamentals of his favorite Gi Choke, the Bow and Arrow Choke from the Back.

2 Part Lesson - Marcelo explains his approach to fighting the opponent's grips and hands, directing himself towards the Seat Belt and Collar Chokes.

2 Part Lesson - Marcelo answers Bow & Arrow Choke escapes by continually forcing the opponent back into position while holding a straight and secured collar grip.

2 Part Lesson — Marcelo shows two entries into arguably the best submission utilizing the kimono: [I] The Bow-'n'-Arrow Choke (Othenjime, Okurierijime, et al. variations) is by far and away the most powerful strangulation one can apply...

2 Part Lesson — Marcelo shows contingent options for when his opponent is defending his Bow-N-Arrow Choke: [I] If your opponent makes counter-grips against your sleeve or even his own lapel to pull away from your strangle, utilize your...