The “air choke,” a blood choke variation in mixed martial arts, involves constricting the carotid arteries on both sides of the neck, leading to a temporary loss of consciousness. This technique disrupts... Read more »
A front headlock choke, commonly employed in mixed martial arts, involves wrapping one arm around the opponent’s neck in a similar manner to the historical execution device. Variations exist depending on arm... Read more »
In mixed martial arts, lower-body submissions targeting the legs are a crucial aspect of grappling. These techniques, often involving compression of the legs’ vascular and/or respiratory systems, can force an opponent to... Read more »
A grappling hold established by wrapping the legs around an opponent’s head and one arm, forming a triangular shape, is a fundamental technique in mixed martial arts. This hold applies pressure to... Read more »