High Percentage Chokes: No Gi – In-Depth Review

Practical no-gi chokes from front headlock positions.

The Bottom Line

You will learn high-percentage guillotine mechanics and related chokes. You will see how to attack from front headlock and turtle. You will not get a full positional system.

⚡️ Quick facts

Best for: Submission hunters

Skip if: You want full systems

Tech focus: Guillotine, Front Headlock, Triangle Entries

Biggest takeaway: Details finish chokes

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What You'll Learn

A focused set on no-gi guillotine variations and other front-choke mechanics. Useful if you want to finish from front headlock and turtle scrambles.
Smaller scope than the anthologies but practical for submission-oriented players.

Primary Techniques You'll Drill

  • Guillotine
  • Ten Finger
  • Front Headlock
  • Triangle Entries

Format & Level

  • Instructional style: Technique Collection, Conceptual
  • Skill level: All Levels
  • Format: No-Gi
  • Runtime: 5 hours and 6 minutes

Should You Buy It?

Skip. I finished more front headlocks after fixing grip sequencing and hip position the way this set teaches.

Why Lachlan Giles?

Giles' no-gi pedigree carries over to front-choke mechanics with practical finishes.

Community feedback

Here’s a summary of common feedback from platforms like Reddit’s r/bjj.

😍 Why People Love It

  • Concise focus on chokes many use every round.
  • Pairs well with front headlock and wrestling scrambles.
  • Good value when discounted.

🤔 Common Criticisms

  • Not as comprehensive as Giles' big systems.
  • Mostly no-gi; limited gi-specific grip detail.
  • Less community discussion compared with his flagship sets.

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Video Breakdowns

Official listing: View High Percentage Chokes: No Gi on BJJ Fanatics

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