Cross Collar Chokes Mastery Seminar

In 2009, at the World Jiu-Jitsu Championship, Roger Gracie finished nine of the best competitors in the world, one right after the other, with the same outcome: choke from mount. Most of those were the cross collar choke. How did he do it? Saulo Ribeiro, 5x World Champion, 2x ADCC champion and author of Jiu-Jitsu University, believed it was “the invisible Jiu-Jitsu”.

"Invisible Jiu-Jitsu?" Are there really hidden details that make that much of a difference? Yes! And in this seminar, I'll show you every last hidden detail you will ever need to make your cross collar choke dangerous no matter who you’re fighting, from any position, even against the most seasoned competitors in the world.

But first, I want to explain 3 reasons I believe the cross collar choke, done this unique way, is one of the most important tools a fighter can have

– The cross collar choke, done with the right hidden details, is dangerous even for the best fighters in the world. Roger Gracie proved it, and I’ve taught this to black belts and competitors with decades of experience from all around the world and seen it for myself.
– The cross collar choke works from almost any position. Closed guard, open guard, mount, cross side, knee on belly, half guard, even on the bottom of half guard, as my friend Todd Fox proved at nationals, submitting two different competitors from the bottom of half guard with this cross collar choke. Once you learn this unique method, you'll have a devastating tool that works from all of these different positions.
– Works gi and no-gi. True, you need some type of clothing or material, but once you really understand the concept of how to use these hidden details, even a polo shirt, t-shirt, or rash-guard will do. As a bouncer I used the cross collar on people with just polo shirts. I can’t emphasize this enough, any type of garment will do. A hoodie. Flannel. Button up shirt. Jacket. You name it. If there is cloth on their upper body in any fashion, you can get it done.