Guillotine choke: on an opponent's takedown attempt, the chin is caught with one arm, the second hand reaches through to the armpit, the guard is taken, squeezed, the elbow is brought down and the chin is tucked toward the cervical vertebrae.
« It's my left arm that comes in on a takedown attempt. Catching Alex's chin. Threading my second hand through to the armpit. Then I take the guard, squeeze the guard, bring the elbow down and tuck the chin toward the cervical vertebrae. »
After catching the opponent's chin on a takedown attempt, thread the second hand through to the armpit, take the guard, squeeze, bring the elbow down and tuck the chin toward the cervical vertebrae.
When do you set up a guillotine choke?
A guillotine choke is typically set up on an opponent's takedown attempt, using one arm to catch the chin.
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