x4 Combat Jiu-Jitsu Arm Breaks for Real Self Defense

[@lsporter88]

You're absolutely right. I use to practice Aikido.....and that's what was missing. In a real fight, you must break your opponent down most times in for these locks and throws to work. Clear and excellent instruction.

[@zachwilli6170]

If Batman was real this is how he would fight...for real. Very effective and brutal.

[@ger6094]

I believe he mastered a certain martial art which allows him to break or dislocate limbs and joints in comics and movies.

[@adamsmith577]

​@ger6094 he mastered ninjutsu, which is 9 schools of combat including espionage,hand to hand and weapons.

[@nabzalrash4955]

I love the mention of faceplanting.. there is a video of a girl in Angola landing a nasty seoi nage on a man harassing her and the dude flew straight into Mother Earth face first and gave it a kiss, completely wrecked. Most people don't realise that majority of throws in jiu jitsu were designed to make people land face or head first in order to either be knocked out or mess up spines and necks, judo emphasises less on this but it'll still happen if you throw someone who isn't trained over your shoulder

[@RandAlthor939]

nabz al rash true even less people realise that any throw that throws you backwards into the ground in jujitsu. . Was seen to be a finishing move .. the idea being the ground is an unbreakable fist .. the back of your head not quite so tough .. originally all jujitsu was practiced with out stylised breakfalls. . The point was if you are doing it right it's not you that gets thrown.

[@SLYSCOMBATIVECONCEPTS13]

This channel is ridiculous and I say this in a ridiculously fucking awesome way. Your content is badass, seriously you guys should be getting a hell of a lot more views then you’re getting. Your subscriber count should be over 100k with what you guys a delivering to youtubers. Keep doing what you’re doing!!! FYI I rarely ever comment on anyone’s channel, you definitely caught my eye. God bless best of luck. I’m not filming at the moment but when I get back at it I’m definitely plugging your channel.

[@tritacacademy]

Hey man!!!! Thanks for the awesome feedback. Well aware of your channel and truly appreciate the feedback. Ossss

[@NabilAbdulrashidComedy]

Lol I use something similar to the second when we spar Muay Thai

[@fletchfuller2246]

Breathing new life into the traditional stuff. Nice.

[@tritacacademy]

+Fletch Fuller thanks man!! There is a lot of effectiveness and beauty in the traditional methods, they just need to be trained and explored using modern methods to make them work!

[@fletchfuller2246]

Agreed. After going through the old static rep method in TJJ years ago and then moving on to BJJ and its focus on the actual energy and flow of the fight, it put a lot of the original techniques in perspective.

[@heidirosenz]

Man I’m loving these vids. VERY applicable to the JJ I’m learning. Thanks OSS

[@jomess7879]

I like how on the last technique you mentioned him face planting if he doesn't have break falls. I was doing a similar lock but you go outside then duck under and back which makes them flip nicely through the air. I went to do the lock and my uke tensed and refused to break fall. what happened was I slammed his shoulder out of place, popped the bursa, and bounced his face off the mat. my sensei's first words were "that is why you don't resist".

[@tritacacademy]

+jomess7879 important lessons!! That's why we learn how to breakfall

[@jomess7879]

he knew how, just didnt want to

[@justinheckel5191]

One thing I like in some old catch wrestling trainings is that the kimura was actually used to break the forearm. It’s brutal and fast.

[@Wessex90]

I have practice Japanese Ju Jitsu in the UK. Really love this video mainly for it's insight into the modern applications.

[@Wessex90]

**forgot to delete "have" in the first sentence lol**

[@SergioArroyoSailing]

Bravo guys, I really think your on the right path , keep up the great work!

[@tritacacademy]

Sergio Arroyo thanks man!!! Glad you liked it.

[@RandAlthor939]

Lovely aikido here ...some people get really confused about this aikido is jujitsu. . It has become much more stylised but basically in its original form.its jujitsu specialising in stand up and weaponry. .in the same way judo developed from jujitsu to be about unarmed grappling and ground techniques. .. practicing both jujitsu and aikido is definitely a benefit .. the boxing just makes it work against realistic attacks .. boxing, jujitsu, aikido you can't go wrong . There is nothing wrong with aikido techniques. .just something wrong with the way 99% of aikido practitioners practice. . These techniques in this video is have used variants of every one in my career as a prison officer . They all work .. great video . I recommend your videos to all my students.

[@tritacacademy]

We love old-school aiki applied with modern combatives. Thanks for the feedback man!!!

[@ilho84]

I study it and it works my life save thanx

[@Barracuda487]

Awesome! love the entries subscribed.

[@tritacacademy]

+Barracuda487 thanks man!!! Appreciate the support! Osss

[@drno5711]

Thig channel should keep going realy helpful

[@tritacacademy]

We're still growing!!

[@wickedmilitia271]

My left ear enjoyed this

[@senseitenkido]

Outstanding

[@tritacacademy]

You're outstanding too :)

[@davidsonh29]

🙏 gasho rei I like this old school type of jujitsu...

[@tritacacademy]

Me too :) Old school, simple and effective jiu jitsu for reality based combat

[@dexterhawk3784]

Old school jujitsu is the best martial art for street defense.

[@tritacacademy]

Yes, it is very effective. But needs some modern application when it comes to hand to hand combat striking and entering.

[@johnnyk5385]

DEXTER HAWK How? MMA is as close to a street fight as a sport can get. Who's ever used it successfully?

[@deebee4009]

Yes, Japanese Ju-Jutsu from the Samurai warrior is highly effective for the street.

[@majordegeneral9056]

@@tritacacademy Master Your techniques have In Keysi Fighting Method too But You are Complex keysi and Jiu jitsu Thank you Master

[@jeremyarroyo360]

@@tritacacademy can throw in boxing strikes or muy thai

[@RJ-zc5vt]

Love the amazing work that you guys do... Awesome..

[@kobiesboxing4956]

I feel the same way as far as deadly or bone breaking techniques are no good if you don't set them up. Even in boxing you have to set up certain punches because nobody with fighting skills, or a good fighting sense is going to stand there & allow you to attack them however you please.

[@tritacacademy]

Oss well said man!

[@ryanleung9158]

Awesome Video!!!! Can you guys do some weapon defense and offense videos like tactical bjj etc.

[@tritacacademy]

Hey Ryan! Thanks, actually yes! That's in our "queue". We like making videos :) - and have a lot of ideas. But, weapons defense - up on the list. Oss. Be sure you subscribe to get notified!

[@ROSG24]

😂 hahahahaha tactical bjj ??!!

[@tritacacademy]

ROSG24 I'm a bit confused, are you asking if it's tactical BJJ? Or are you losing your shit at the awesomeness of the video and those were all the words you could mutter?

[@morandoembalneariocamboriu8541]

good lesson master. do you have some video showing counter attacks against Thai low kicks? they are really hard to me defend

[@tritacacademy]

We do in our online courses, check them out at tritaccombat.com

[@heidirosenz]

Just learn to check them or move out of the way grab the leg and toss them.

[@eliotquintana9802]

Show me your skills

[@johnnyk5385]

Not an expert by any means but I have to say in my time training jiu jitsu, I've only seen 2 standing subs. I have a hard time with all SD or traditional jujitsu because I've very rarely seen it work live or in comp.

[@tritacacademy]

First, we are talking more about combatives and self defense. I would doubt you would see many standing submissions in BJJ competition, because BJJ is primarily focused on ground combat. BUT - look at MMA! There are COUNTLESS times when a fighter will take another opponent's back, especially in conjunction with wall combat.

[@billyjacc]

Great guys. That's why Pellegrini modified his hapkido to "Combat Hapkido." Do you guys have a school in Atlanta?

[@tritacacademy]

Thanks!! We're based in Connecticut

[@1jakedizzle]

Awesome video. I study combat jiu jitsu here in the UK and find your videos full of information and helpful. I'll have to come and train over there one day, if Trump let's me in!

[@tritacacademy]

+1jakedizzle thanks for the reply!! We're definitely not getting into politics :) - but you're welcome to come train!

[@frogguts1000]

Great job guys.. have subscribed.. keep up the good work.. cheers

[@tritacacademy]

+frogguts1000 thanks man! Much appreciated!!

[@trapsarenotgay8228]

How do you effectively head-but a resistant subject through a crossed arm? No power and lose your footing.

[@kipallen1284]

NISEI BUJUTSU MEANS 2ND GENERATION MARTIAL ARTS IT'S GREAT TO SEE TRADITIONAL BLEND WITH MODERN! OSS!!

[@tritacacademy]

Kip Allen ah ok. Thanks!!

[@josephgriffin9676]

Nice work, all very do-able in live situations. Most of the stuff you see on youtube is very pretty but doesn't work in messy reality. Check out FACT fast action combative techniques by george vranos, a new york cop. Not well known but all his stuff is pressure-tested. He has a elbow lead-in technique but its different from this video. Thanx Joe

[@tritacacademy]

Hey Joe! Thanks for the reply! I've seen FACT a while ago. I'll give it a look. Thanks again! We put a variety of techniques out, be sure to subscribe!

[@ChineseAndFilipinoMartialArts]

Awesome job guys, definitely not McDojo shit. Keep em' coming!

[@tritacacademy]

+NXK Martial Arts thank you!! We've got a lot more coming, starting new series this week!

[@adamsharma7777]

I wish in India also guys like u should be there to teach us

[@tritacacademy]

We would love to teach in India, but no one has offered to bring us over there :)

[@petacochrane6287]

amputated left arm, how would i use those techniques, last Wednesday i had a run in against 4 person breaking in

[@lazarenkoka]

Real Self Defense

[@christopherrasberry9629]

had me at arm break

[@tritacacademy]

:) what did you think?

[@Adrianz_211]

Anyone knows the last parts of throws name?

[@michaelruggiero8284]

Absolute perfection, in the mockery of the human race! Tom Slabgura and Christina pointzinskjy ,you are the greatest humans❤

[@tritacacademy]

I'm confused.

[@blondequijote]

The human race would be more interesting if we weren't built for endurance running and could hit the kinds of top speeds we need cars for.

[@jacoblichty7197]

he talks like Gerard Butler, I love it!

[@ricany2]

Sadly there are no Combat Jujitsu schools in Houston, TX.

[@tritacacademy]

I am sure there are some jiu jitsu schools out there that not only teach the sport side of jiu jitsu, but also the combative side as well. OR just train MMA along with Jiu Jitsu and you will learn combative skills for self defense too.

[@xxdragan1969]

www.houstonjujutsuacademy.com/shihan-price

[@nabzalrash4955]

Good to see traditional jiu jitsu demonstrated by guys who actually roll in a realistic manner as opposed to the usual "kata" nonsense traditionalists do these days. But if the uke was more experienced why wasn't HE the one demonstrating?

[@tritacacademy]

Because I look sexier :)

[@RandAlthor939]

nabz al rash uke should always be the more experienced. . It is something we have lost in the ego fed west.

[@nabzalrash4955]

Soul Fighters Academy with that awesome beard I’m inclined to agree lol

[@jwgoon]

Kata translated into English means drills. That is exactly what the demonstrators are doing right now

[@hocares6983]

I wish u could develop technique againts blade like fma, its not always empty hand in street fight, usually they concealed weapon, once u engage u will be in a great trouble

[@tritacacademy]

Look around / subscribe to the channel to see some weapons based combat. But in our experience it's stupid to put a blade in someone's hand without teaching them to fight empty handed. If you're looking for weapons defense, you definitely will find some resources here, but again, we typically don't teach weapons based combat in my school until the student has a least 1-2 years under their belt. If they can't before without facing a weapon, there's no fucking way they'll perform if a weapon makes an appearance

[@hocares6983]

@@tritacacademy sir but what if their on thier 6months & suddenly an attacker with a knife or weapon charge in from no where, how can she/he defend her/his life w/o the knowledge to fight against weapon? that is exactly my point sir

[@tritacacademy]

​@@hocares6983 In my honest opinion, if you're facing a knife with barely any experience, the only thing that's going to help you survive is your willingness to FIGHT for your life. There's no way you're going to be confident in fighting a knife or any weapon with basic experience.... again, in my own opinion. BUT - the techniques we teach for unarmed combat have direct correlation to armed combat. So when it does come time to introduce a weapon, the student already has the basic movement patterns, but now applied against a weapon.

[@hocares6983]

@@tritacacademy sounds good sir, I agree

[@OwnyOne]

So I'm deaf left side and was like why this has no audio?

[@kipallen1284]

NISEI BUJUTSU!!!!* RULES

[@tritacacademy]

I am glad you are happy with NISEI BUJUTSU?

[@joshuakeeler82]

someone entered fantasy land on this stream.

[@tritacacademy]

AnyNameWillDo Dammit You Exposed us!!! Yes, you got it right, we live in a fantasy world of BS Martial Arts....

[@andreicharpentierquesada4530]

Japanese or braziñian style?

[@rufermarc7251]

When two men exercise bjj, the techniques work perfectly. When two men with hakama practice the same techniques in an aikido dojo, it is aikido and does not work. Very funny

[@tritacacademy]

BJJ is trained "live" which is why it works.

[@jwgoon]

A lot of the techniques shown are quite similar in principle to aikido as well (entering, joint locks, throws etc). There's no reason to go about knocking one another off

[@samantaribas4747]

BRASIL RULES!!!

[@tritacacademy]

But we're in the USA! USA Rules :) But thanks Brazil for your contribution to Jiu Jitsu and modern martial arts :)

[@hapkidosetarehawhcwhc8242]

مگه مجبوری

[@biggizod]

Good technics but in street fight will not work. Ur opponent is not stupid and as soon as u get his hand he will try to release it and move. Unless u will fight with kid. Submissions, locks etc must be done after u shocked with powerful punches or took him down.

[@tritacacademy]

Thanks for your insightful response of "it will not work". Sounds like you're an expert. We'll make sure to change our curriculum to things that only you say work.

[@josephgriffin9676]

Im pretty sure a forceful, leading elbow in the face is sufficient distraction!

[@giorgirijamadze9406]

4:10

[@manuelaristidesosorioperez1447]

No sé Rick parece falso 🤔

[@dragonfire5682]

I have tried that one time the 3rd. Demo inside the platform.of the train. the guy is physicaly bigger than i with a bulky muscle .my muscle built is regular only if youre going see me looks like i cant defend my self from anybody that will try to harm.me .the fucking guy is pushing me using his advantage taller and biggerbody built he didnt realized i had a boxing skills i beat the shit out of him throw him down face flat down inside the train litterary if youre inside that train its totaly jampack when the fucking guy push me forward its really hurts inside my spine and out of my back shoulder ,thats where the show started .i got almost arrested by the train securities good thing though people around me are so helpful they were my savior as witness bout the incident.it turns out also that this aggresive guy always pushing someone infront of hime inside the train during the rush our every 7 in the morning train authoroties has this cctv cam records in a seperate insident they said it happened several.time and nobody dares to confront the guy .all Martial arts like jujitsu especially all of the practioner they have the golden rule not to harm anybody without a valid reason .I mean if youre not an athlete or profesional fighter its meant only for self defence not offence this guy realy provoked me to do it .the last time i saw this guy inside the train in the morning from the distance he was really behave not a nuisance anymore to society.

[@tritacacademy]

Glad it worked for you, keep training!

[@jasoncruz582]

The reason your stuff works is because you use atemi .

[@tritacacademy]

You must use strikes, unless its sport.

[@PlatyMoose1]

Hope your fighting someone that knows absolutely nothing at all

[@snazdogdbfan251]

It’s usually people who know nothing at all who instigate fights

[@PlatyMoose1]

@@snazdogdbfan251 that's a pretty solid point.