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Learn Punch Self-Defense when your opponent grabs your shirt, neck or collar. Learn Self Defense Techniques against a grab and punch – a very common street fight attack that you should learn to defend yourself against.

In this TRITAC-Jitsu Lesson Preview, we highlight what we will be working on in TRITAC-Jitsu Classes (locally and online).

The first and most important aspect is learning to use your Frame to defend against incoming punches, and then use your Frame 1 Diagonal elbow to enter into close quarters combat range to get your underhook.

You’ll also learn some TRITAC Drills to learning self-defense when someone grabs and punches you.

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The TRITAC-Jitsu W10 Entrance and Flows focus in dealing with single or multiple punches using the concepts of boxing parrying and entering in with our Frames.

We are fighting from our Fence Position and using the fence to defend against straight punches and enter in with TRITAC Frames,

There are a variety of takedowns and flows we utilize from the W10 Entrance.

Some of them include:

Straight Punches Defense – Osoto Gari (with TRITAC Frame Flow)
Multiple Punches Defense – Kouchi Gari
Punch Defense – Ouchi Gari
… and all of these use TRITAC Frame flowing to defend against the punches, but enter in strong with frame elbows.

For more information on TRITAC Training, click the links below:

Free TRITAC Intro Course:
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More TRITAC Lessons:
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Lesson Overview:

W1 – Gorilla Grip Smash Entrance to Side Clinch, Underhook Control or Head Lock Control

Ogoshi – Big Hip Throw from the side clinch position found in Japanese Ju-Jitsu and Judo.

Kesa Nage – Big Hip throw from the underhook position

Standing Armlock – Arm break or arm submission from standing knee on belly

Armbar Escape – Defend and Escape the armbar.

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