Anaconda Choke

An arm triangle choke applied by threading over the arm and rolling.

The anaconda choke is the D'Arce's mirror — your choking arm goes over the opponent's arm and under their neck, locking a figure-four grip. You typically finish by performing a gator roll to tighten the squeeze. It is most commonly caught from front headlock position when an opponent shoots or is in turtle. The roll tightens everything and makes the choke incredibly difficult to escape once fully locked.

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