Neck strangles·Carotid arteries · Gi
Scissor Choke.
Bilateral carotid compression via scissoring collar grips
Risk level
Medium
carotid arteries
Tap urgency
Moderate
tap response
Difficulty
4
/ 5 — setup
Danger level
6
/ 10
Positions
8
entry points
Perm. damage
No
irreversible risk
What it is
Bilateral carotid compression via scissoring collar grips
What you do
The step-by-step execution breakdown lives in the app — mechanics, tips, and the full entry sequence.
Open1submission detailin the App Store↗Setup complexity
5/10
Learning priority
6/10
Escapability
3/10
Versatility
5/10
Danger level
6/10
01
TAP URGENCY: MODERATE—scissor choke uses leg mechanics for neck compression
02
Release immediately when partner taps; leg scissors lock very tightly
03
Apply pressure gradually through scissor tightening rather than explosive lock
04
Partner hip and leg flexibility is important for safe positioning
05
Ensure partner can breathe clearly despite legs around neck
WHITE — ILLEGALBLUE — ILLEGALPURPLE — LEGALBROWN — LEGALBLACK — LEGAL
8 ways in.
All8entriesin the App Store↗GUARDING50
Closed Guard
Control distance while attacking in combinations
GUARDING40
Rubber Guard
Control posture with leg hook, attack from angles
GUARDING40
High Guard
Climb high and attack with chained submissions
GUARDING30
Octopus Guard
Entangle limbs - sweep and submit combinations
GUARDING30
Gubber Guard
Feed lapels for chokes and sweeps
GUARDING20
RDLR Knee-Shield Hybrid
RDLR hook knee shield control
GUARDING20
Open Guard
Switch guard types while attacking sweeps and submissions
GUARDING20
Matrix Guard
Angle shifts and mobility for retention
// Scissor Choke · Neck strangles
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