If a turtled-up opponent is seriously getting in the way of your love of choking people, have no fear — third-degree black belt Carlos Catania knows a submission that will make you look super cool right before you get the tap.
This movement isn’t a conventional choke and, like every technique, should be practiced with caution, especially when partnering up with a larger drilling partner. But if you get good at it, your choke attempts might never be shut down by a tight turtle guard ever again.
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