If you’ve ever watched street fight videos online, then you have probably recognized patterns in common strategies & moves being utilized. We compiled 5 of the most common techniques, and show how to defeat each style of fighter.

DISCLAIMER: Remember to avoid street fights at all costs. From personal safety and to legal repercussions, there are endless reasons why you should drop your ego and (safely) walk away from confrontation. Be safe, and be ready.

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The Russian Tie commonly found is wrestling is also simply called the Two on One…. I doubt Russians actually call this series… the Russian Tie.

On of our most effective Jiu-Jitsu throws in TRITAC-Jitsu is the Uchi Mata throw, a very common judo throw. What is great about the Uchi Mata jiu-jitsu throw is that it sets up a variety of other takedowns, including the Ankle pick.

The Ankle pick is a wrestling takedown that can be used effectively in Jiu-Jitsu, MMA and Self-Defense.

When we’re training for self-defense, we’re also looking for the simplest and most effective self-defense techniques that require little effort and just “flow”.

Flow is very important in TRITAC-Jitsu. We don’t just want to train one self-defense technique and call it a day. We need to learn how to put the fighting techniques together into a flow that makes it easy to remember and train.

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TRITAC-Jitsu also features the Smash & Enter and Striking Principles of the TRITAC-Armed and TRITAC-Unarmed Martial Arts Programs. The TRITAC-Jitsu System focuses on Combat Throws, Takedowns, Clinch Fighting, Close-Quarters Striking, Ground Fighting, and Weapons Defense.

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