Bow and Arrow Choke Variations
⚠️ SAFETY NOTICE
Blood choke causing rapid unconsciousness. Apply slowly. Release immediately upon tap.
Overview
Variations of the bow and arrow choke from back control or turtle, using collar and pants/belt grips with leg extension to create powerful choking pressure.
Execution Steps
- Establish back control or turtle top
- Collar grip (one side deep)
- Pants or belt grip (opposite side)
- Roll to side, extend top leg
- Pull collar while pushing with leg
- Monitor and release upon tap
Variations
- Traditional: Collar + pants grip
- Belt Variation: Collar + belt grip
- Modified Angle: Different rolling direction
- Standing Entry: From standing back control
Expert Insights
John Danaher: “Bow and arrow uses leg extension as mechanical multiplier for collar pressure.” Gordon Ryan: “One of highest percentage finishes from back when opponent turtles defensively.” Eddie Bravo: “Powerful choke combining upper and lower body mechanics simultaneously.”