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Originally Posted by BigBanda I see what you are saying but personally I dont see a rear naked choke as attacking a pressure point. If you've ever been in a real good rear naked choke then you are screwed as you are not getting oxygen and have no choice but to tap. I think what the thread starter was talking about was pressure points that cause pain... but not entirely sure. |
I think everyone assumed that the thread starter was referring to pain. However, a lot of submissions are classified as pressure point attacks. A properly applied rear naked choke will put pressure against the carotid artery and the person will go to sleep. You'll go out faster if it's properly applied to put pressure against this artery than if it's simply a choke.