Toe Fold and Shin Locks by Joshua You
65 reviews · 5.0 / 5
Joshua You · Combo
Breaking The Triangle: Escapes, Counters & Sneaky Submissions by Joshua You has 98 customer reviews in this archive, averaging 4.99 out of 5. 99% are five-star and 0 are one or two stars. Reviews run from June 27, 2024 to May 27, 2026. All of them are published below in full, unedited.
This video is a focused and practical guide for grapplers who want to become more confident dealing with the triangle choke.
I appreciated the inclusion of counters and “sneaky” submissions. Rather than only defending, Joshua shows how to turn a bad position into an attacking opportunity. This approach builds confidence and encourages a more strategic mindset during live rolls.
The content flows logically: understanding the mechanics of the triangle → identifying common finishing adjustments → systematically dismantling the position → counterattacking. It’s easy to revisit specific sections without feeling lost.
Joshua builds the curriculum from basic escapes to advanced ideas like ankle locks from inside the choke and unique positional transitions. This makes it accessible for both defensive beginners and more competitive practitioners
This video explains how the triangle works. Once you understand the structure behind it, escaping feels way less chaotic.
If triangles have been a recurring problem in your trainings, this video is absolutely worth your time. It's practical, thoughtful, and very applicable to everyday rolling.
The techniques feel clever without being flashy and they are the kind of techniques that catch people off guard during live rolls.
Joshua doesn't treat escaping as the end goal; he shows how to capitalize on your opponent's commitment and turn defense into offense.
Joshua spends time addressing common mistakes, which is huge for people who've tried escaping triangles before and failed.
The escapes are practical and realistic, not just "perfect scenario" solutions.
This video helped me to stop reacting in panic when I'm in a triangle. I am able to do this by recognizing where my opponent's control is the strongest and weakest.
Dual angles~ Great video.
Josh starts with the fundamentals instead of jumping right into escapes. He explains how triangles actually work; posture, angles, and control points.
Getting caught in a triangle is a universal grappling experience. Joshua is an incredibly helpful for turning that frustrating situation into something manageable and even dangerous for you opponent.
Rather than relying on panic driven escapes, Joshua teaches calm solutions rooted in posture, structure, and timing.
Joshua shows a deep understanding of control, mechanics, and intelligent problem solving on the mats.
A must have for people tired of getting stuck in triangles.
This material is a must have for grapplers tired of getting stuck in triangles and are eager to flip the script with smart escapes an sneaky submissions.
The progression into escapes is clear, logical, and practical. You're not just shown a single "textbook" exit, but a variety of options that fit different body types, grips, and opponent reactions.
Where the instructions really shines is in it's emphasis on counters and sneaky submissions. Joshua doesn't simply teach how to survive the triangle, he teaches how to turn your opponent's aggression into opportunities.
Right from the start, Joshua breaks down the mechanics of why the triangle works and what makes it so effective.
After watching this video I was able to implement the submissions with ease.
Joshua explains everything you need to know.
One of the strongest aspects of this instructional is the clarity of explanation. Each technique is taught step by step, with strong emphasis on positioning, leverage, and control rather than brute force. The details around entry points, grip adjustments, and common mistakes are especially helpful, allowing practitioners to apply the techniques safely and effectively.
Learned a lot great techniques from watching this.
65 reviews · 5.0 / 5
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