The "maumoco" technique is a single leg choke from guard...it can be done from lots of diff guards i like the rubber guard intro work well in NOGI set up like a triangle but with a twist... i used to call this my single-leg triangle/ monoangle....
i see your point but with my technique, it is made for Vale-Tudo / nogi app... and done either with the other leg for added pressure, but not need... Its has many dif app and small details... please subscribe to my youtube channel i have a few unlisted vids
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MAUMOCO
Cool variation!
Can't view it:(
I've seen this move go by many names, similar to a pillory choke. Always great to see uncommon moves brought to light, thanks for the vid!
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Hey hey!! We just talked about this the other night in Emails! Good to see you on the UG buddy! 
here you go a small -----detail----- to end your efforts in trying to finish the triangle, great app when doing vale-tudo... try it out for your selfs and see and feel the results.... the small details is what makes the Elements up in my Jiu-Jitsu Principles... if you like this and want to see more please subscribe to my channel or drop me a message...
see you on the mat...
-MAUMOCO
I can't view this from work. I'm going to check it out when I get home. I haven't seen it yet, but my coach says it's similar or same as a technique that I use. I call it the LBC Choke (Cause I'm from the LBC, duh). I'm glad someone else sees the potential of the submission. Like he said, in a MMA situation, you still have a hand free to do as you like. If I get this in a live bout, I'm going to take a little time to give my opponent a "Noogie" or a "Wet Willie" before I get that tap. LOL.
I'm interested to see if he has any other ways to set this up besides what I already use.
Nice work Tonny.
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John Harris - I can't view this from work. I'm going to check it out when I get home. I haven't seen it yet, but my coach says it's similar or same as a technique that I use. I call it the LBC Choke (Cause I'm from the LBC, duh). I'm glad someone else sees the potential of the submission. Like he said, in a MMA situation, you still have a hand free to do as you like. If I get this in a live bout, I'm going to take a little time to give my opponent a "Noogie" or a "Wet Willie" before I get that tap. LOL.
I'm interested to see if he has any other ways to set this up besides what I already use.
Nice work Tonny.
Are you well qualified to represent the LBC? Will all people in the dance agree?
DeuceDroppin -Fo' Sho!John Harris - I can't view this from work. I'm going to check it out when I get home. I haven't seen it yet, but my coach says it's similar or same as a technique that I use. I call it the LBC Choke (Cause I'm from the LBC, duh). I'm glad someone else sees the potential of the submission. Like he said, in a MMA situation, you still have a hand free to do as you like. If I get this in a live bout, I'm going to take a little time to give my opponent a "Noogie" or a "Wet Willie" before I get that tap. LOL.Are you well qualified to represent the LBC? Will all people in the dance agree?
I'm interested to see if he has any other ways to set this up besides what I already use.
Nice work Tonny.
I grew up in North Long Beach/South Compton area.
I stayed in the Four Corner Block to be exact.
PS, that was a nice reference though.