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bite them, head butt them, or fall backwards on top of them (thereby crushing them to death)
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Style: TKD; BJJ--
Eye gouge behind your head, and then dim mak the 13th lung point under their left shoulder.
Seriously though, (and keep in mind this is just a noobish white belt talking) the way I learned the RNC, the elbow should be really deep, in line with the adams apple if possible. So to escape, if you turned into the elbow, you'd really be turning into the choke even more. If I'm not mistaken, the choke squeezes the carotid arteries on the sides of the neck, so you don't want to do that. Turning toward the fingers would get you out of that pressure and relieve the choke.
Or I'm just a horrible BJJ noob and everything I just posted is bs. Either way, I think you turn toward the fingers. -
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Style: Judo--
Sometimes when it gets applied wrong, the forearm is across the throat rather than the "vice" on either side of the throat - so turning in towards the elbow relieves this pressure and gives you some "breathing space" (no pun intended).
However, you dont want to stop here & let them settle in to a proper RNC, but continue twisting in towards them to wriggle out of it. The danger is you're turning right into a RNC for him so it is a very risky manoeuvre - but sometimes you have no choice depending on your & his position.
It is definitely the exception to the rule - mainly for when the RNC is not in it's correct position & you have no opportunity to turn the other way. Okay - it's a very narrow scenario & you have to judge it at the time. It is not the "correct escape" from a sunk RNC by any stretch.



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10/12/2005 3:14pm
Style: BJJ (on hiatus)
OK, having a stupid moment (? about RNC)