I have been working the NS choke (monson) lately and different ways to get into it.
I have a good one that has been done before (for sure, but havnt seen it. I am a newb).
When attacking the kimUra (from NS), his left arm, and you have it tight and deep , but he is defending tight/deep, I notice that he cant defend his neck.
Roll him onto his right side a little (sitting on his head) and hint that you wanna yank it out with some force to the left. He will concentrate so hard on defending that arm, leaving the neck exposed.
Then is the time to slide into the NS choke. Make sure you keep your right ribs ('hibs', for our brasilian friends)tight to the side (his left side) of his face when you drop down into the NS choke.
You will see that his arms are preoccuipied with defending the KimUra, and your right arm is easy to release and set up the choke.
I hope that made sense. Im sure that has been done before, but i thought I would share something that I have been doing for that last coupla weeks!
Works well on the strong guys that you dont want to spend to much energy on taking the arm.
Cool idea thanks man! Hope to train w/ you someday.
The Gimp - Cool idea thanks man! Hope to train w/ you someday.
Thanks. Try it! Dont tell your sparring partner what you are doing. So easy!
You can trne with me anytime. I (well, my coach) has a new academy in the heart of my beautiful city!
i like to do the leg scissor choke when the guy is defending the kimura..
oh how much i love the look on a guys face when i catch him with it too.
Nice idea with the ns choke off kimura!
This one is old but works well for me. Attack key lock from side and get the arm bar (opposite arm) when he defends the key lock.
Good idea. I saw this video awhile ago (which is similar to what you're describing I think) and made a note to start using it, but completely forgot until you made this post.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ifhHwaSWC6I
Ok, but mine has less messing around.
Kimura-->Armbar-->Triangle
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