TRITAC "Split" Frame Flow: Punch Defense to Attacking Frames

[@johnsuscovich4085]

This is great because the concept is simple and you see how it is immediately applicable.

[@tritacacademy]

+John Suscovich the split frame application is a dynamic "frame system" that provides a variety of ways to defend and attack at the high line, but also used in Combat Jiu-Jitsu applications when entering and connecting to your opponent(s).

[@TearsoftheSun218]

Cross body mechanics

[@bdev7841]

This video is awesome

[@ryanarchuleta6231]

Currently learning brazilian jiujitsu, but I may check out this website later. My academy focuses on purely grappling, so I'd like to learn striking defense just in case I'll need it.

[@tritacacademy]

Awesome! Obviously we're big "fans" of BJJ too :) At my school in CT (Jiu-Jitsu and Strength Academy) we offer both TRITAC-Jitsu, TRITAC-Unarmed and Soul Fighters BJJ. It's a great mix to help students learn all aspects of hand to hand combat.

[@JDGage]

It's rare to find DNA stuff

[@chileno189]

Great video guys. Keep em coming!

[@tritacacademy]

Thanks! They're coming :)

[@t.e.anation5619]

It’s very similar to 52 blocks. Great work!

[@tritacacademy]

Thanks man!

[@TheKillaMethod]

I was thinking the same. Definitely helpful for my 52 training 💪

[@bradpryer]

Just great!

[@jasonrudolph491]

It may seem an odd request but some slow motion would also be helpful. 😎

[@ronaldson57]

great techniques 👏 this defense remind me of a martial arts keysi that was shown on batman movie directed by Christopher nolan

[@tritacacademy]

+Ronaldson57 Of course from the outside looking in "it's the same thing". But due to the experience of the founders of TRITAC, you are going to see a much bigger influence of Western Boxing, Muay Thai, Filipino Martial Arts and Jiu-Jitsu. It is truly a "Evolving" system that takes "what works" - but allows room to testing and evolving the art. Sometimes we related it to Bruce Lee's philosophy of JKD. It's a method if Self Discovery, Self-Defense, and Self-Cultivation. TRITAC is meant to be a living, breathing group Martial Arts Systems that will only evolve as our students, instructors and competitors continue to evolve. Similar to the way BJJ & MMA keeps growing and evolving. Practitioners all around the world are constantly testing to see "does it work". Apply that theory to Modern Combatives... and you are starting to see the mindset of TRITAC. Also, TRITAC itself has a grouping of 3 Systems. TRITAC-Unarmed (video above) is Empty-Handed Street Combatives. tritacunarmed.soulfightersacademy.com TRITAC-Jitsu is a Combat Jiu-Jitsu System tritacjitsu.soulfightersacademy.com TRITAC-Armed is our Weapons-Based Combatives System. (Coming Q2 2017). Wow - that was a lot of writing lol. Let me know if that clarifies some of the differences. I would also suggest checking out the TRITAC Origins videos by Tritac Leabo kzbin.info/aero/PLs36hKOG8fjMsGqPEi8CP8LQg5er0EuKb

[@bravenkirok3142]

@@tritacacademy i would like to ask why these links are not working for me. I'd enjoy seeing more of your material but all three don't work. Is there a reason? Help and ty.

[@tritacacademy]

@@bravenkirok3142 we are in the process of moving all of our domains over, so some might not be working correctly

[@jerryjordan2482]

52 Hand Blocks/jail House Rock !

[@Menyhard]

Nice sir

[@donben7622]

Is the same with the kfm-keyshi fightong sistem- 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔??? Who is the first sinced ?

[@Skycube100]

Probably KFM, it was a thing before like 2005, Batman Begins came out in 2005 and Batman does KFM there.

[@martinpugh972]

Justo deiguez developed kfm in spain in the 80s , later formalised with andy norman. Its been around since long before the batman films

[@jerryjordan2482]

52 Hand Blocks/Jail House Rock!

[@jerryjordan2482]

​@@martinpugh97252 Hand Blocks/Jail House Rock!

[@pahlavandan3989]

All the defences i have seen so far have been against head attacks, what does dl/kfm do for body attacks?

[@tritacacademy]

We show a lot of head defenses because that's what most attackers are going to aim for... watch any street fight on KZbin or even most MMA fights and you'll see that 80+% of the shots are aimed at the head - which is why you'll see most of our videos will focus on head defense. That being said, our body shot defenses are just like Boxing or Muay Thai using a split frame defense while covering our body. in fact, one of our latest lessons we show how to defend against the body hook. We are NOT DL / KFM (who stay braced in their shapes to defend).

[@pahlavandan3989]

TRITAC Academy thanks for your reply

[@cehinton]

Can you do a video showing all the different frames?

[@tritacacademy]

Hey Chris, we have a lot of those videos in our training library at tritac.training

[@georgmuller29]

Like the combination of KFM Alpha Combat

[@REPOOCNITSUJ]

I really like this style of fighting. Does the course on your website require two people (one to hold pads), or can you train alone? Awesome work!!

[@tritacacademy]

+REPOOCNITSUJ the course can be done by yourself, but we recommend a training partner or at least heavy bag or grappling dummy.

[@thuglincoln7699]

It's surprising how similar this is to 52 Blocks

[@tritacacademy]

+Thug Lincoln you will see similar concepts in 52 blocks, Dirty Boxing, Nudda, Crazy Monkey Defense, Keysi Fighting Method, Defence Lab and others. The concept of a high guard or cross arm guard is also seen in western boxing. It's nothing new, we find it highly effective for multiple opponents and for "chaotic combat"

[@thuglincoln7699]

Right, George Foreman used a similar style defense as well - it's just cool to see the similarities.

[@cooksalimayn1659]

SQAURE BIZNNES HUH

[@mauryfinkle2096]

Minus all the extra goofy shit that they add on to black it up

[@jerryjordan2482]

​@@mauryfinkle2096What Does Black it up Mean?

[@jerryjordan2482]

52 Hand Blocks/Jail House Rock!

[@Naoto9999]

Ok trovato il video dei pugni dritti 👍🙏

[@sonofisrael5204]

I love it great strategy .plus it would really throw your enemy off they'll be looking at you like what the f*** LOL would probably have to do a lot of shoulder exercise strengthening to train for this technique

[@tritacacademy]

Thanks for your response man! The split frame is a powerful "tool" for defending and destroying. Yes, working a "high guard" definitely strengthens your shoulders / stamina.

[@alradom2122]

Hello, This defense would be dangerous if somebody were armed with a weapon on the street? Thanks for the response. Very interesting defense, though.

[@tritacacademy]

Hence why it says "punch defense" :) though the movements and patterns of TRITAC frames incorporate the use and defense of weapons.

[@everettwilliams252]

will this work against a boxer especially against there uppercuts

[@tritacacademy]

The split-frame is a very versatile "series" that has applications to defend all types of attacks. You have to remember though, that the split frame or framing itself is only a "moment in time". You're not just going to walk around with your hands on your head hoping to defend all attacks. I suggest checking our our Free TRITAC Intro Course which goes into more details on our Frames and "Why" we use them: soulfighterstraining.com

[@Jk-zv6tz]

5 years on. Did you finallly figure out all this head rubbing shit doesn't work?

[@johnnymathew3422]

This is like the keysi self defense system

[@marty7442]

It is based off of it.

[@tritacacademy]

"influenced", definitely not based

[@martinpugh972]

Was going to say the same thing 👍

[@sK-bh7hf]

It is Keysi! They took it from Keysi

[@sK-bh7hf]

Batman techniques /KEYSI

[@leejun-fan3028]

The Garda looks very effective, unfortunately only on the head, liver and spleen, as if they did not exist, you do not show how to defend the lower parts of the body.

[@RJCallaghan60190]

Kaysi/defence lab. I hope this is not claimed as their creation as it's not true if so.

[@tritacacademy]

2 of the cofounders have black belts in Keysi and Defence Lab. You will see some influence, but the TRITAC incorporates much more including boxing, Muay Thai, Arnis, Japanese Jujitsu, Wrestling and BJJ.

[@mattstew6078]

I feel like this only works if you're bald

[@tritacacademy]

Lol! It helps!

[@TheWeebs1968]

Is it a coincidence a lot of these dudes are bald? Or is it they just keep rubbing their hair off? Don’t see any of these moves in any real combat sport. Why is that ?

[@tritacacademy]

Lol @ baldness. In regards to sport, you probably don't realize how often fighters use the concepts of framing instinctually. This is just a drill or an elaboration on those concepts into set techniques that you can use to defend and attack. They are NOT the only thing we do. This is an element of TRITAC (frames) that can be to defend, smash & enter, slash & bash

[@ezekielgarza1150]

only works if youre bald.

[@tritacacademy]

LOLOLOL! True, long hair makes framing interesting.

[@ezekielgarza1150]

Soul Fighters Academy i am not yet a fan of this frame work but if yall are moving yall arms for blocks and stikes it just grow on me. i just need to try it out

[@tritacacademy]

No worries, not everything is for everyone. It's what we have found that works for us.

[@justinAclark2075]

This wouldn't work. If the guy throwing punches simply kept throwing them, the other guy would get knocked out. He keeps leaving the closest side of his face open to the right cross. Like, over and over again. This will get you knocked out. Please don't try this in a fight. It's too flashy and doesn't have the same reliability as a regular boxing shell.

[@ryanrappaport-usina5536]

This isn't meant for length fighting (boxing, etc) this Is a defensive style meant for close quarter combat. It's an extension of your current fighting style and intended to add something to your arsenal. So therefore it would work.

[@justinAclark2075]

@@ryanrappaport-usina5536 look, maybe someone with 20+ years of experience could pull this off effectively, but it's not something any average fighter should be using