How to Defend Against & Destroy Punches - TRITAC Instructor Course

[@victorguajardo7105]

I just wanted to say thank you for your videos, you and other content creators give me inner peace. To be able to practice this for free is amazing, if I had the means to pay for it I would. So thank you for making this available for those of us who would not have access to this otherwise.

[@tritacacademy]

+VICTOR GUAJARDO thank you for the awesome feedback! Our Mission is to Inspire Warriors to discover, learn and experience martial arts. Osss

[@BigStickCombat]

I respect you for acknowledging your teachers. The instruction is very clear and your technique is solid.

[@tritacacademy]

BigStickCombat thank you sir! We believe it is important to show respect to those who taught us.

[@tritacacademy]

+BigStickCombat hey man, I just wanted to reach out and say "Thank you". I saw that you posted a blog post about us / me (we pay attention :)), and I really appreciate it. Ossss. For those of you who are interested in unarmed and armed combatives, check out: BigStickCombat.com

[@BigStickCombat]

You're welcome. You guys are doing solid work.

[@kennethkotelo893]

@@tritacacademy Can I learn tritac without bjj?

[@tritacacademy]

@@kennethkotelo893 of course! Bjj is just an element. TRITAC is a blend of styles that create a cohesive system. Check out tritaccombat.com

[@thejookking]

Also, with that great frame you can spear your adversary in the face/chest/throat with your lead elbow.

[@tritacacademy]

Absolutely, frames are like a Swiss army knife of combat

[@firestream93]

That's extremely cool! I never even thought about doing something like that, but it appears to be a good defensive tool!

[@hr4f774]

*body shots have entered the room* *uppercut has entered the room* *your body's soul has disconnected*

[@jeffreyolson2139]

Yeah, you just stand there like a statue & take all incoming blows. Don't be a tool! You crouch, tuck your chin, move your frame, move your body, etc. Also, if you listened to the audio, he is showing what you are most likely to encounter in the average street brawl, wild, flailing, wide shots directed at the head. Context dude!

[@juliuspagowski7336]

Pretty sure this technique's for ppl/cops wearing a vest so good luck taking body shots at someone whos wearing plates lol

[@nishadjoshi425]

I love it very clear instructions I have ever found on KZbin unfortunately I live in India and not a lot of people are aware about the BJJ. but these videos are really helpful.

[@tritacacademy]

Nishad Joshi thanks man!! Glad you learned something out of it.

[@nishadjoshi425]

Keep it up man the technique is awesome

[@tritacacademy]

Nishad Joshi we're never stopping!!

[@rich99global]

Good quality instruction here.

[@thejookking]

GREAT explanation.

[@jamesmiles5662]

Good video,I like that covering up frame,me personally the Muay Thai spear elbow is the best for them kind off punches,because your covering up while moving into them with the elbow to the nose,makes there punch less powerful and harder they punch more likely to break there nose,think that frame if get big heavy guy hit you with the hook even if blocked can knock you off balance

[@tritacacademy]

Thanks man! Glad you liked it! Good insights as well. Oss.

[@aarondrumm2814]

This is keysi creation,this is not his original system, there aré a lot of instructional videos of KFM

[@miguellozano2951]

This tips are good, interesting and fun

[@lococavasa]

Nice, this is a real basic fundamental every serious boxer should learn. What people are person created this system?

[@jimmydixon7505]

I once used this tech to block a chuck Liddell punch,

[@kirkusarelius3365]

Outstanding! Do you have any affiliated gyms in NC? Luv to train with you guys in person

[@tritacacademy]

Appreciate the comment! Contact us on IG @CAGEJSA

[@depiction3435]

This will get you effed up

[@tritacacademy]

Totally effed up.

[@miguellozano2951]

I believe that In a real attack if you are afraid of fight, or if you begin to fight thinking you can just stop the attack ussing techniques beeing not agressive, then you are dead

[@tritacacademy]

Great way of looking at it!

[@anthonyhayes431]

EVERYTHING WORKS WHEN YOU ARE STANDING STILL AND THE PUNCHES ARE NOT THROWN FAST. WOULD LIKE TO SEE THEM SPARRING OR MOVING AROUND TO MAKE IT LOOK MORE REALISTIC

[@tritacacademy]

We have a variety of sparring and live videos on our KZbin Channel, here are some recent ones: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJ25aWiirrSWg80 kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIKspGN5iq-rg9E

[@NMFILMPRODUCTIONS]

Did you guys learn Keysi at all?

[@Combatinho]

I like this, but can you show it on some one with large arms / shoulders. I cannot get the same positions due to shoulder and arm size.

[@ultimateaero2010]

nice

[@kimdongmoon9263]

hi do u have a gym in Sandiego?

[@tritacacademy]

No sorry we’re located in Cromwell, CT USA

[@pirulex8]

Is there any video showing the keysi method applied in a real fight?

[@tritacacademy]

+pirulex8 we spar constantly using TRITAC techniques, but we don't have any videos of real street fights with TRITAC

[@alidabbgh3342]

Hi I have question in this tecnique what would you do if he knee to your face

[@tritacacademy]

We have a variety of knee defenses, including frames. You have to remember, we're not just "staying" in a frame during a fight. It's a small point in time. It's ignorant to think this is "all we do". TRITAC Martial Arts addresses all ranges of combat, and focuses heavily on defending unarmed and armed attacks.

[@laurencefrese1]

Hi Soul Fighters, I enjoy your videos, thank you for sharing them. I have a question on "framing." I love to cover my head and hide behind my elbow, (left hand to the back of my skull, so my elbow points forward.) On your more advanced frame, you reach across with the other hand. I feel very uncomfortable with this, and I also feel my ribs are exposed. Is this normal? Did you experience some discomfort with the frame at first? Thanks again for the videos.

[@tritacacademy]

+AKRON NEIJIA Club thanks for the feedback!!! Framing is very dynamic. There are many variations and applications within each Frame. There are "at least" 6 :) In regards to leaving your body exposed... If all you did was fight from a Frame, of course your body is exposed. But Frames are just a fraction of what we do. Also, we do use split frames to also defend the body. Yes, at the first frames are a bit awkward, but once you start playing with them, testing them, sparring with them, you quickly find their applications. If interested, check out a free course here: soulfighterstraining.com Thanks again for your feedback!!

[@Sergiuss555]

looks a bit long to take this stance, did you try it when being punched with realistic speed? it should be particularly challenging to acquire a different stance for each arm the opponent is throwing at you. sure some slow drunken haymakers are easy to recognize in advance and intercept, but maybe not much more than that.

[@alanwickman8558]

I would agree. I have always's been taught that a good martial artist has .250 second to respond and neutralize the first attack. I have gone through multiple video reviews and it at times is hard pressed to create that time with space and execution. It may work with a pure street fight situation, but if one needs to create space and position then this would not be by first approach for neutralization. Purely my opinion. All that said I see value of this approach if one is in a close fighting situation. In the end one needs more tools in the toolbox to be successful.

[@lazarenkoka]

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[@andersonalves1254]

Olá boa noite. Esses bloqueios já são existentes no Wing Chun e na luta de parede( elbow / 52 Blocks) , por isso que essa ideia que luta X é melhor do que Y é um pensamento equivocado. Em uma briga de rua, se usa de tudo, um pouco.

[@thegrayman4664]

I'm interested

[@tritacacademy]

Hey GrayMan! Awesome to hear. Check out our free training course here: soulfighterstraining.com or our main website: soulfightersacademy.com

[@stefanlicht2060]

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[@s1r155]

You have some good ideas but overall I think you're over complicating things. It's well understood in combatives that action beats reaction so if your defence sequence takes longer than the initial attack it's unlikely to work under pressure.

[@tritacacademy]

Cool. Thanks for the insight.

[@Xteaxipn]

You are really great cause none give credit they are only fucking copy cat....sir how to defend against iron brace knuckle punches please tell me

[@rye-bread5236]

vipul thapliyal You pull out your revolver.

[@Rum_4_gutz]

“He’s a skinhead” 😬🤘🏼

[@tritacacademy]

.... If you know John, he's the absolutely last person you would ever call a skinhead. Not his style. He's just bald as fuck.

[@Menyhard]

He must be from New England lol

[@dannythorne7143]

Please, a little less talking and more instruction.

[@alessandroludovicostresa860]

All i see Is a knee in the groin, sorry

[@tritacacademy]

Fuck.... Didn't think about the groin kick. Thank you Master for fixing our errors

[@ninjavier03]

its keysi

[@tritacacademy]

+ronin javier John Leabo and Mike Simon both have Black belts in Keysi Fighting Method and Defence Lab. TRITAC is influenced by those systems as well as boxing, Muay Thai, Filipino Martial arts, Jeet Kune do, Jiu-Jitsu and others.

[@milamonfort9513]

Todo es keysi. Andy no ha creado ningún método. Yo práctico keysi y conozco el método.

[@buddygzus]

gee that "frame" looks a lot like this kzbin.info/www/bejne/f2Wrcpl_mbihaMU and that was back in 2005.

[@tritacacademy]

Nice video! I like his application to the underhook. We use similar variations in TRITAC-Jitsu: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3qvmGiVmrWlY80

[@MrKahunadog]

buddy Gzus and I could say that block looks like some silat, muay boran, indonesian or other systems. I am pretty sure a variety of systems have used it for centuries.

[@somniato7759]

It feels weird when you have hair

[@TheKinomutai]

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[@danielskipp1]

Ridiculous. Anybody is just going shoot in to jam that dumb cover up and/or target the wide open body with strikes or a clinch. You make it easy for anybody to clinch you, punch the liver or stab you. Add to that the many drawbacks of high covers [ as opposed to contacting with a bridge ], such as giving no tactile sensitivity[!], reduced visual awareness, no control [!], very reduced space control [repulsion/reach], much slower and more telegraphed and limited in number offensive arm strikes, clamping your arms around your head is quite possibly one of the dumbest things you could do when attacked, unless you are stunned and can't think of anything else. Offensively it sucks, defensively it sucks.

[@erniep8214]

so much talking less demo

[@tritacacademy]

It's crazy, but KZbin has this ability to start a video at any point... I know, crazy!!! Or maybe... The talking gives you the details of the technique so you don't look like a lame duck trying to mimic what you see.

[@floringinta8032]

This is DNA, u are copying Andy Norman lol..

[@tritacacademy]

+Chunda Chunda as we have said in many comments, both John and Mike have black belts in Keysi Fighting Method and Defence Lab. TRITAC is influenced by DL and Keysi, but is an entirely unique system. We incorporate a lot of Western Boxing, Muay Thai, Filipino Martial Arts, Silat, and Jiu-Jitsu. Framing is just one skillset in our system.... And if you actually listened to the whole video we credit Andy Norman for the concepts of Framing or Defence Lab shaping.

[@marcpeschke4061]

And DNA in turn is a derivedive of Keysi.

[@badnews9312]

you talk too much -

[@tritacacademy]

badnews you comment too much

[@Whiskydanger]

Wow. This is dumb.

[@rodmoral1960]

This instructor has a very foul mouth, turns me off from buying his products.

[@tritacacademy]

Yes he does.... But that's who he is. We teach adults. Men and women who want to be warriors. If a warrior can't handle the f-bomb every now and then... Then I'm sorry, we're not for you. Thank you for comment!!

[@setxapart5505]

If I may chime in hear as one who doesn't "cuss"...if we refer to it in that fashion; at my job, I am surrounded by people who do, at my dojo...we have an instructor that does. If I spent ALL day telling those around me to "watch their mouths", simply because "I don't" do that, then I will quickly find myself losing friends, feeling unwelcome at the job or dojo, which in turn hurts production on either side and keeps things from getting done. Furthermore, in a self defense situation, I GUARANTEE YOU the attacker won't be watching his mouth. I can hear it now... "GIVE ME YOUR '----' WALLET!!!" "No! Not until you stop cussing." I am a very "G" or "PG" related family man, but if the motive here is to be a world changer, we'll never obtain that through self righteousness. I'm not trying to be mean, but helpful and realistic here. My instructor(sensei) may drop a few expletives during my training, but I'll still hug his neck and thank him for his gift of time at the end of the day. I don't cuss, but I'm not above him. I like what I'm learning on here👍