[mego]

im just a little confused on the difference... could anyone help

[Yojimbo.]

Different grips. Check google

[Kimuralex]

I asked my instructor, and he said that john danaher invented that choke, and i think joe darce and i guess people started caling it after him. Brabo, I heard, was the gi version..but im not too sure. I call that choke, the inverted head and arm choke.

[mattmania843]

one uses a gable grip and one uses a rnc grip

[jomatty]

i was wondering about this as well. i (apperently mistakenly) thought the difference was in the starting positions with the brabo starting in more of a north south position. thanks for clarifying.

[kid dynamite]

Originally Posted by mattmania843

one uses a gable grip and one uses a rnc grip

it's the same grip, but the opposite arm is trapped

[mattmania843]

Originally Posted by kid dynamite

it's the same grip, but the opposite arm is trapped

Um no, the one that goes under the neck than under the arm is anaconda, the one that goes under the arm than under the neck is called a darce/brabo depending on the grip.

[Aesopian]

The name.

[Mikey Triangles]

the main difference between the Darce, and the Brabo that I've noticed is the spelling

Originally Posted by mattmania843

Um no, the one that goes under the neck than under the arm is anaconda, the one that goes under the arm than under the neck is called a darce/brabo depending on the grip.

I think you got it backwards... unless I'm just thinking backwards.

[cob]

Yeah I've kind of been wondering that too... Anaconda vs Brabo. Seem like very similar chokes. I guess if anyone should know it would be Aesopian