Gi Intermediate
Chewy shows five different collar chokes from back mount that all start from the same first grip, so you have options when the bow and arrow is defended.
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Bow and Arrow Choke
The strongest gi choke from the back: a collar grip and a pant grip pulled in opposite directions with your leg across the body.
Also called bow and arrow, arco e flecha, bow and arrow collar choke.
Where it shows up
Related techniques
Resources
4 resources
YouTube videos
Gi Beginner
Jordan's beginner-friendly bow and arrow: getting the collar, the hip angle and the fall that finishes without muscling it.
Gi & no-gi Intermediate
Six chokes from technical mount, gi and no-gi, including the arm triangle and the collar chokes available when the opponent has turned.
Written instruction
Bow and Arrow
BJJ Atlas BJJ Atlas
Written overview of the bow and arrow choke from the back.