The peruvian neck tie

Transitioning from a squatting guillotine to a Peruvian necktie:

1. Start with a cupping grip on the opponent's chin, setting up for a squatting guillotine.
2. When the opponent blocks your hip to prevent the guillotine, use this as a cue to switch techniques.
3. Extract your left hand and reach over for a head and arm grip, pulling your wrist into the opponent's neck to tighten the choke.
4. Slide your chin across the opponent's shoulder to the opposite hip to change the angle for the Peruvian necktie.
5. Instead of jumping straight over, angle your jump to face the opponent, which allows you to drop your leg on their head and increase pressure.
6. Avoid crossing your feet during the jump to maintain leverage and close any gaps.
7. Slide back to your butt, keeping your chin connected to the opponent throughout the transition.
8. Drift your leg over the opponent's back to secure a tight Peruvian necktie.
9. Maintain connection to limit the opponent's ability to scramble and defend against the choke.
10. Use the correct part of your wrist to apply pressure on the opponent's neck, refining the choke's effectiveness.