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Tritac Combatives System: 'No Rules' Mma ... With Weapons
Last updated 5/2019
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 9.76 GB | Duration: 7h 41m
Self Defense Training Framework For Martial Arts Skill Development
What you'll learn
Striking Skills
Self Defense Skills
Throws & Takedowns
Combat Entries
Ground Combat
Weapons Defense
Training Drills
Situational Self Defense
Requirements
Martial Arts Experience (1+ Years)
... or Combatives Experience (1+ Years)
... or Military
... or Police Officer
... or Private Security
Description
TRITAC COMBATIVES - FRAMEWORK FOR COMBAT SKILL DEVELOPMENTConfidence in martial arts isn't earned by throwing the best high kick or just grappling on the ground. True confidence is built from knowing that you have the ability to fight and win when the 'shit that hits the fan'. Whether you're a LEO and the stop just goes wrong, or when driving home some dude just takes it too far... the ability to defend yourself and fight is vital to your survival.TRITAC is NOT a martial arts style. It is a framework of concepts, movements, techniques, and flows (drills) that give the student the ability to focus on specific gaps in their fighting game, or explore enhance existing combat skills. We relate TRITAC to MMA with no rules, against multiple opponents, and where the use of a weapon, improvised or concealed, is a strong possibility. TRITAC is designed for the individual. Combat is in our nature. It's part of being a human. As individuals, we all have our own natural expression of combat, our instincts. The way you fight, won't be exactly the same way I fight. We may share similar techniques that we may use in combat, but no two humans think, react, move the same. A true fighting system is a play-book that is expressed by the individual When thinking about no-rules, survival-based combat, the only thing we can do is train to be prepared for any situation, any attack, and to remove 'holes' in our fighting game. One style does not have the answer. A style is an idea, a concept that you can use to fight. It should never be a rule-book for fighting, only a concept that might for you.THE TRITAC COMBATIVES LEVEL 1 TRAINING COURSEThe TRITAC Combatives self defense training course is a system for studying, training and learning reality based self defense. This is a hand to hand combat training DVD focusing on skill sets for street fights or life or death self defense situations. The skills you will develop are similar to a MMA fighter, minus the rules :). There are 6 main areas of combat skills you will focus on to become a well-rounded, powerful combat martial artist. LEVEL 1 CURRICULUM:Concepts & Movement (14 Videos):Stances & FootworkThe 'Fence'The 'Frame' ConceptCombat MovementsEvasionsCQC Striking (22 videos):PunchesHammer FistsElbowsFramesHeabuttsKneesKicksEntries & Takedowns (22 videos):Frame EntriesHammer EntriesLevel-Change EntriesTrips & RearsBack Control TakedownsAttacking Elbow ClearsGround Combat (25 Videos):Climbing EscapesEscaping ControlsSubmissions DefenseCombat GuardGet-upsGround & PoundSituational Defense (21 Videos):Grab DefenseGrab & Hit DefenseBear Hug DefenseRear Bear Hug DefenseChoke DefenseRear Strangle DefenseWrist Grab CountersFront ShieldingRear ShieldingWeapons Combat (23 Videos):Knife DefenseKnife AttacksStick / Club DefenseStick / Club AttacksDefense & Attack Drills
Overview
Section 1: Concepts & Movements
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 The 'Fence' Overview
Lecture 3 Step & Drag Footwork
Lecture 4 Walk-Thru Footwork
Lecture 5 Frame 1 Structure
Lecture 6 Fence, Frames & Footwork Integration
Lecture 7 Frame & Footwork Drill
Lecture 8 Falls & Rolls
Lecture 9 Technical Stand-up Movement
Lecture 10 Hip Escape Movement
Lecture 11 Level Flow Drill
Lecture 12 Rear Slip
Lecture 13 Rear Slip Drill
Lecture 14 Side Shoulder Slip
Lecture 15 Side Shoulder Slip Drill
Section 2: CQC Striking
Lecture 16 Frame 1: Wide Punch Defense
Lecture 17 Frame 1: Straight Punch Defense
Lecture 18 Frame 1: Attacks: Diagonal / Direct
Lecture 19 Hammers: External
Lecture 20 Hammers: Internal
Lecture 21 Hammers: Direct
Lecture 22 Hammers: Descending
Lecture 23 Hammers: Ascending
Lecture 24 Hammers: All Review
Lecture 25 Knee Strikes Overview
Lecture 26 Clinch Fighting Overview
Lecture 27 Clinch Fighting - Angle Change Footwork
Lecture 28 Clinch Fighting - Angle Change - Knees
Lecture 29 Clinch Fighting - Walk Thru - Knees
Lecture 30 Clinch Fighting - Pummel Escape #1
Lecture 31 Clinch Fighting - Pummel Escape #2
Lecture 32 Headbutts Overview
Lecture 33 Headbutts - Direct Entry Drill
Lecture 34 Headbutts - External Entry Drill
Lecture 35 Headbutts - Internal Entry Drill
Lecture 36 Headbutts - 3 Applications
Section 3: Entries & Takedowns
Lecture 37 Frame 1 to Overhook Control (W3)
Lecture 38 Frame 1 to Underhook Control (W4)
Lecture 39 Jam to Overhook Control
Lecture 40 Jam - Elbow Strikes - Overhook
Lecture 41 Kill the Lead Entrance (W1)
Lecture 42 Kill the Lead to Side/Head Clinch
Lecture 43 Kill The Lead Drills
Lecture 44 Hammer Entrance to Back Control
Lecture 45 Frame to Back Control (W5)
Lecture 46 Frame to Back / Head & Arm Clinch
Lecture 47 Frame to Back / Head & Arm Clinch Drill
Lecture 48 Overhook Osoto Gari
Lecture 49 Frame 1 to Overhook to Osoto Gari
Lecture 50 Frame 1 to Underhook to Head Push Takedown
Lecture 51 Frame 1 to Underhook to Arm Lock
Lecture 52 Kill The Lead - Ogoshi
Lecture 53 Pinch Headlock - Ogoshi
Lecture 54 Pinch Headlock - Tai Otoshi
Lecture 55 Kill The Lead to Kesa Nage
Lecture 56 Kill The Lead: Kesa Nage / Ogoshi Drills
Lecture 57 Kill the Lead to Arm Lock + Drills
Lecture 58 Frame 1 to Back Control to Tani Otoshi
Lecture 59 Frame 1 to Back Control to Rear Choke
Lecture 60 Elbow Clears 1-5
Lecture 61 Elbow Clears 6-10
Section 4: Ground Combat
Lecture 62 Overview / 3 Main Escapes
Lecture 63 Hip Reference Escape #1 (2 Options)
Lecture 64 Head Reference Escape - Guard Sweep
Lecture 65 Scarf Hold Escape: Combat
Lecture 66 Scarf Hold Escape: Jiu-Jitsu
Lecture 67 Side Control Escape #1
Lecture 68 Side Control Escape #2: Combat
Lecture 69 Side Control Escape #2: Jiu-Jitsu
Lecture 70 Side Control 'Wave' Escape #1
Lecture 71 Side Control 'Wave' Escape #2
Lecture 72 Reverse Side Control Escape: Combat
Lecture 73 Reverse Side Control Escape: Jiu-Jitsu
Lecture 74 Mount Escape #1: Combat
Lecture 75 Mount Escape #1: Jiu-Jitsu
Lecture 76 Mount Escape #2
Lecture 77 North South Escape: Combat
Lecture 78 Back Control Escape
Lecture 79 Takedown Defense: Sprawl + Drill
Lecture 80 Guillotine Choke Defense
Lecture 81 Arm Bar Escape #1
Lecture 82 Combat Guard: Overview - 4 Attacks
Lecture 83 Combat Guard: Monitoring Range - Get-up - Takedown Defense
Lecture 84 Combat Guard: Smashed Legs - Get-up - Takedown
Lecture 85 Ground & Pound Defense - Get-up - KO Punch
Lecture 86 Attacking With Ground & Pound
Section 5: Situational Defense
Lecture 87 Grab Defense Overview
Lecture 88 Front Grab Defense
Lecture 89 Grab & Hit Defense
Lecture 90 2 Handed Grab & Headbutt Defense
Lecture 91 Grab & Hit Defense - Headbutt - Throw
Lecture 92 Rear 1-Hand Grab Defense
Lecture 93 Rear 2-Handed Grab Defense
Lecture 94 Side 1-Hand Grab Defense
Lecture 95 Side 2-Handed Grab Defense
Lecture 96 Grab Series Review - Connecting Defense
Lecture 97 Front Bear Hug - Ear Slap + Eye Gouge
Lecture 98 Front Bear Hug - Knees - Hip Throw
Lecture 99 Rear Bear Hug - Knee Break
Lecture 100 Rear Bear Hug - Ippon Seoi Nage
Lecture 101 Rear Bear Hug - Kimura
Lecture 102 Rear Strangle - Osoto Gari
Lecture 103 Rear Strangle - Ippon Seoi Nage
Lecture 104 Wrist Grab Defense - Kicks & Elbows
Lecture 105 Wrist Grab Defense - Elbow & Arm Break
Lecture 106 Front Shielding
Lecture 107 Rear Shielding & Turns
Section 6: Weapons Combat
Lecture 108 Knife Defense: Slash / Thrust: Attacks & Concepts
Lecture 109 Knife Defense: Slash / Thrust: Footwork
Lecture 110 Knife Defense: Slash / Thrust: Hacking & Passing
Lecture 111 Knife Defense: Slash / Thrust: Hacking & Blasting
Lecture 112 Knife Defense: Slash / Thrust: Low Hacking & Passing
Lecture 113 Knife Defense: Front Stab: Low Hack - Strikes - Arm Break
Lecture 114 Knife Defense: Front Stab: Low Hack - Strikes - Kote Gaeshi
Lecture 115 Knife Defense: Front Stab: 2-on-1 Arm Break
Lecture 116 Knife Defense: Front Stab: 2-on-1 Kote Gaeshi
Lecture 117 Front Stab: Frame 4 - Judo Lock
Lecture 118 Front Stab: Frame 4 - Arm Break / Wrist Lock
Lecture 119 Knife Attack: Concepts & Hammer Drill
Lecture 120 Knife Attack: Hand Position & Movements
Lecture 121 Stick Defense: Overview / Jam - Osoto Gari - Arm Break
Lecture 122 Stick Defense: Jam - Ogoshi - Arm Break
Lecture 123 Stick Defense: Jam - Ippon Seoi Nage / Choke
Lecture 124 Stick Defense: Split Frame Avoid Defense
Lecture 125 Stick Defense: Avoid - Enter - Arm Break #1
Lecture 126 Stick Defense: Avoid - Enter - Arm Break #2
Lecture 127 Stick Attacks: Overview & Internal Strikes
Lecture 128 Stick Attacks: Internal Strikes Drill
Lecture 129 Stick Attacks: External Strikes
Lecture 130 Stick Attacks: All Strikes Drill
Section 7: Combat Flow Drills
Lecture 131 Flow 1: Entering Frames & Hammers[CQC Striking Focused]
Lecture 132 Flow 2: Smashing Elbows[CQC Striking Focused]
Lecture 133 Flow 3: Kill The Lead Finishers[CQC Striking Focused]
Lecture 134 Flow 4: Ear Grab Headbutt[CQC Striking Focused]
Lecture 135 Flow 5: Evade & Drop[CQC Striking Focused]
Lecture 136 Flow 6: Rib Destruction (W5)[CQC Striking Focused]
Lecture 137 Flow 7: Triple Wing Elbows #1[CQC Striking Focused]
Lecture 138 Flow 8: Bait Kick KO Hook[CQC Striking Focused]
Lecture 139 Flow 9: Triple Wing Elbows #2[CQC Striking Focused]
Lecture 140 Flow 10: Leg & Face Smash[CQC Striking Focused]
Lecture 141 Flow 11: Headbutt Punch Defense[CQC Striking Focused]
Lecture 142 Flow 12: Frame 1-4 Flowing[CQC Striking Focused]
Lecture 143 Flow 13: Wrap-N-Snap Vs Grabs[CQC Striking Focused]
Lecture 144 Flow 14: Front Shield Flow[CQC Striking Focused]
Lecture 145 Flow 15: Kill The Lead - Otoso Gari[Combat Grappling Focused]
Lecture 146 Flow 16: Kill The Lead - Strike & Clinch[Combat Grappling Focused]
Lecture 147 Flow 17: Kill The Lead - Tai Otoshi[Combat Grappling Focused]
Lecture 148 Flow 18: Hammer Entry - Armlock[Combat Grappling Focused]
Lecture 149 Flow 19: Knee Knock, Ouchi Gari[Combat Grappling Focused]
Lecture 150 Flow 20: Osoto Gari, Climbing Escape[Combat Grappling Focused]
Lecture 151 Flow 21: Osoto Gari, Sweep, Americana[Combat Grappling Focused]
Lecture 152 Flow 22: Ouchi Gari, Sweep, Americana[Combat Grappling Focused]
Lecture 153 Flow 23: Ouchi Gari, Pass, Americana[Combat Grappling Focused]
Lecture 154 Flow 24: Head Push, Armbar/Escape, Armbar[Combat Grappling Focused]
Lecture 155 Flow 25: Head Push, Kimura, Chokes & Escapes[Combat Grappling Focused]
Lecture 156 Flow 26: Hammer Entry, Chokes & Armbars[Combat Grappling Focused]
Lecture 157 Flow 27: Takedown Defense, Kimura[Combat Grappling Focused]
Lecture 158 Flow 28: Grab Defense, Duck-under, Choke[Combat Grappling Focused]
Lecture 159 Flow 29: Grab Defense, Knee-Knock, Kimura[Combat Grappling Focused]
Lecture 160 Flow 30: Guard Sweep, Mount, Americana[Combat Grappling Focused]
Combat-focused martial artists looking to expand their skill-set,Police officers looking for an edge in their ability to defend themselves,Active Military looking to expand their hand to hand combat fighting ability,Private Security who need to protect themselves and clients
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