Really cool, 💪💪

i like that alot

nice job and really interesting concept!! .....makes sence, since both are "head and arm chokes"

you should try out a different grip, when locking up your "reverse anaconda". It might still working but the mechanics of the grip / strangle improve a lot, when you modifie your grip by grabbing your own forearm close to your wrist (lile a kimura grip). The way you do it , sinking it in deep by grabbing your upper arm, has some weakneses. The main ones are: 1.) It only works on opps, who are not much bigger than you / arm length needed (not with the modified grip! 2.) instead of getting a clean strangle you get something more like a neckcrank by using the bladed part of the forearm 3.) it is almost impossible to finish / allows opp for a solid defence and counters 4.) it is very hard to transition to other chokes related to the same position (like the arm in gilloutine for example) greetings from cologne germany, the origin of the Björn technique, also known as darce or reverse anaconda