Self Defense Elbows & Hammers Strikes - TRITAC-Unarmed Flow

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In this TRITAC-Unarmed Flow, Co-Founder John Leabo gives you some fighting techniques to use elbows and hammer strikes for self-defense.
These Self-Defense Techniques in the TRITAC-Unarmed System use Frames and Elbow Strikes to defend and attack in reality-based self-defense situations.
Hammer Strikes for Self-Defense are also a big component in the TRITAC Systems. Hammers strikes techniques are very powerful, also come at weird angles. They are non-traditional methods of reality-combat striking, but are devastating.
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[@sonofisrael5204]

Excellent technique thank you I particularly like the part about taking his structure and throwing them off balance I've come to understand how important that is in a fight to make them lose balance and footwork

[@davidjohnson1536]

How many bar fights and street fights have these guys been in? Lots of theory and it looks really cool but….

[@tritacacademy]

The funny thing is that I always thought (still do) that judging someone by the amount of street fights they’ve had is kinda misleading. Most idiots can’t fight for shit!! Just watch any street fight and I’m almost embarrassed for the people fighting. Oddly enough Big Mike, grew up and still lives in Long Island NY, and has a deep “reputation” in that area. But for us what’s more interesting and important is the skills he possesses, how he applies them and how he continues to develop them. So for us a good job of someone’s combat ability is not “how many street fights you’ve had” but the skills and confidence you possess but training smart and stress testing. Btw we have over 200 sparring videos in our TRITAC Academy demonstrating how we develop true self defense skills and how we train our 11 active MMA fighters.

[@marianoweigel6636]

i find interesting how that combination of hammer, elbow, and destroying balance of your foe. im not so shure as to block the first punch like that. and i will point that this will ( as anithing) be relative as how skilled your oponent is...maybe a good boxer or thai would not let you get close. but hey, im not criticicing you , just pointing the posibility.

[@tritacacademy]

As in all martial arts techniques / concepts - there are openings and counters. Doesn't mean one answer is wrong over the other.

[@cesaralvesdemoraes3187]

good technique. KFM is interesting

[@tritacacademy]

Thanks man!

[@tritacacademy]

The art itself is called TRITAC-Jitsu and is a component of TRITAC Martial Arts. The Co-Founders of TRITAC: John Leabo and Mike Simon both have Black Belts in Keysi Fighting Method and Defence Lab... so you will see some similar components especially in our "Frames".

[@RoRockerB]

Evolution... Doesn't matter where it comes from... Keysi and/or Defense Lab: you guys from Tritac put it together nicely and use great terms. You have many various arts and instructors you can test and blend with further evolving Tritac. You take the high road often when commenting to nonsense on here. It's obvious you are secure in your methods. Take what's useful and discard what's not...Kudos to you...Keep the evolution going... Peace

[@RoRockerB]

I'm speaking in general terms and not at anyone specific. Just for clarification ! Peace