Matt Darcy shows how to use the closed guard in a real fight with strikes to set up the triangle choke.

Matt Darcy shows a sequence that gets you ahead in the back fight before you get there. He then shows the rip grip entry to the reverse sankaku or triangle.

Matt Darcy teaches the collar lasso guard and his favorite triangle choke setup.

From side control it is important to keep the near side arm’s elbow off the mat and on your hip. Matt Darcy demonstrates how to intercept the far side arm to be able to clear the way when kicking over. For the armbar post near your opponents legs, clamp your knees together to secure the arm. For...

For the defense Matt Darcy spreads his legs wide and heavy to prevent your legs going up on his opponents shoulders. He then walks his shoulders backwards to get his feet on the hips. He hips out, circles one leg in, and shoots his triangle.

For this technique Matt Darcy shows how to pull off a very sneaky triangle choke when someone is in stack pass position. However, do not try this in any IBJJF tournements because it is illegal and will result in a DQ.

Matt Darcy shows another troubleshoot adjustment to finish the triangle called the “Scape and Chop.” Using his forearm he scrapes his opponents head into the inside of his knee and then finishes off an space that might be left with a few chopping motions with his leg.

Every body is different. Therefore, triangles might be harder to get on some body types than others. Here Matt Darcy goes over some key details that can help you finish triangle chokes when short legs or broad shoulders are an issue by aligning the knees in the same direction and using a press a...

In this segment Matt Darcy shows in detail how to shoot for effective triangles.

After shooting for the triangle Matt Darcy goes over the standard operating procedure when finishing the choke. Connecting two limbs, whether it’s legs crossed or a hand on your shin, helps maintain the partner’s broken posture. Also, by keeping active pointed toes helps the success rate of tria...

Matt Darcy shows how to beat an opponent in a tight low combat base where you can't use the De la Riva Guard. Foot in the bicep equals triangle. Foot on the hip equals closed guard.

Matt Darcy teaches how to re pendulum someone who initially defends it and adds and option for a sit up triangle choke

Matt Darcy breaks down the "2 step" triangle finish gain back your progress on a triangle attempt when your opponent postures up hard.

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Matt Darcy shows how to transition to the triangle from the bow and arrow attack. Adds the kimura as a finishing option.

The is the 2nd installment of the Evolution of the Flying Attack. Here you learn to move away from your opponent to pull them into the attack at the mid level between you, your opponent and the mat.

Matt Darcy shows a reverse triangle set up from the Iron Maiden Back Control. From the reverse triangle Matt goes for the Kimura finish as a primary attack.

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Date: 6/13/2019
Instructor: Matt Darcy
Location: Guerri...

Matt Darcy teaches how he disguises the triangle set up by getting an under hook first. This allows for more option too.

Date: 8/15/2019
Instructor: Matt Darcy
Location: Guerrilla Jiu-Jitsu San Jose

Matt Darcy teaches a basic entry to triangle from the top side control position.

Date: 8/15/2019
Instructor: Matt Darcy
Location: Guerrilla Jiu-Jitsu San Jose

This is part 1 of a 3 part series on how to develop a flying attack. This approach allows the student to increase their awareness and overall capability learning at their own pace.

Matt Darcy shows how to counter the single leg to an inverted triangle. As he shoots he over rotates his hips and locks it from the side putting an extremely tight triangle on.