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TRITAC DEVELOPMENT CAMP 2019
EXPERIENCE & DEVELOP 'NEXT LEVEL' TRITAC SKILLS
LEVEL-up YOUR SKILLS on OCTOBER 11-13th, 2019
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TRITAC CAMP INSTRUCTORS
Matt Bryers
TRITAC, BJJ, & MMA Instructor, TRITAC CEO, Geek & Gym Owner. 3rd Dan Kobukai Jujitsu Black Belt, 1st Dan BJJ Black Belt, over 25 years of combined martial arts experience. LEO, SWAT, Military, and Private Security Instructor.
Matt is also the strength coach at the Cage JSA. He is a former amateur strongman competitor with certifications in Strongman Training (PPST), Kettlebell (HKC), Sandbag and TRX.
Due to experience in martial arts and strength, Matt focuses on the movement of combat. This way, the body moves the way it's supposed to and combat becomes easy.
Matt is also the strength coach at the Cage JSA. He is a former amateur strongman competitor with certifications in Strongman Training (PPST), Kettlebell (HKC), Sandbag and TRX.
Due to experience in martial arts and strength, Matt focuses on the movement of combat. This way, the body moves the way it's supposed to and combat becomes easy.
Matt will share his passion for martial arts as a path in life.
Mike Simon
Mike's combat skills are just... scary. DL Black Belt, KFM Black Belt, BJJ Purple Belt Competitor, and a lot of 'non dojo' experience make Mike one of the best representations of TRITAC. Mike will be sharing his hammer and frame knowledge for 1 vs 1, multiples & weapons combat.
Diogo "Moreno" Aruajo
Moreno is a 3rd Degree BJJ Black Belt and one of the most awarded and talented BJJ Competitors in the world. There are too many achievements to post.
Known for his tough, simple and direct approach to grappling; as well as being an incredible teacher. Moreno shares his approach to escaping bad positions and how to deal with aggressive grapplers.
Known for his tough, simple and direct approach to grappling; as well as being an incredible teacher. Moreno shares his approach to escaping bad positions and how to deal with aggressive grapplers.
Oz Pariser
Oz is a 1st Degree BJJ Black Belt, 1st Dan Kobukai Jujitsu Black Belt and first 1st Dan Kyokushin Karate Black Belt. Former Pro MMA fighter (4-1) and considered to be the one of the best overall fighters in the Northeast and beyond. Also one of the most intelligent grapplers who supports his knowledge with a PhD in Physical Therapy and extensive gymnastics and strength training. Oz shares his powerful kicks, knees and Combat Guard skills.
Fred Evrard
Guro Fred Evrard has been a martial artist for 40 years, teaching them for more than 25 years, and owns 14 Black Belts and Instructor certificates. Fred is also a CQC (Close Quarter Combat) instructor for different Law Enforcement Agencies all over the world, a former Red Beret (Paratrooper) in the French Army and a knife-defense and counter-terrorism consultant for the French Ministry of Defense.
Found of Kali Majapahit (KM); a Southeast Asian Martial Arts system with elements of Filipino Kali, Indonesian Silat, Muay Thai and Bruce Lee’s Jeet Kune Do.
Note: not all instructors may attend every session / day.
THE SKILLS YOU WILL DEVELOP AT CAMP
TRITAC CAMPS 2018 HIGHLIGHT VIDEO
HAMMER STRIKES
Develop one of the most power and highly effective strikes... the hammer strike and the 5 variations. Easily see how it can be applied for weapons combat as well.
TRITAC FRAMING & ENTERING
TRITAC Frames are the 'hidden secret' of TRITAC. They are everywhere and in many different forms. Once you understand the concept of Frames... especially beyond Frame 1, your understanding of combat will rapidly increase.
STANDING CHOKES & SHIELDS
In TRITAC we like it up close and personal. In this seminar you will learn how to smash, enter, get control of your opponent and use him as a shield, then choke them out.
COMBAT GUARD
BJJ taught us the concept of “Guard” – In TRITAC we employ the “Combat Guard” and teach you to defend, recover, sweep, wrestle (from guard) and hunt submissions.
MULTIPLE OPPONENTS
Fighting against multiple opponents is one of the most scariest yet most likely of situations you may face in a survival situation. You will learn how to deal with and address multiple opponents.
WEAPONS COMBAT
Learn how to defend against and use of impact weapon, knife and weapons of opportunity. Focus is one gross motor skills that are the same movements used in hammers, elbows, and frames.
EVENT SCHEDULE
DAY 1 AGENDA
8AM - 10AM:
• TRITAC Frames
• Fundamental Movements
10AM - 12PM:
• Combat Guard
• Escaping Bad Positions
12PM - 1PM:
• Review
• QA
3PM - 6PM:
• Fundamental Footwork Training
• Level Flow Movement & Drills
6:30PM - 8PM:
• Ground Escape Flow
• Technical Sparring*
• Rolling*
• QA
8PM - 9:30PM:
• Happy Hour (Snacks / Fruit Provided)
NOTE: General arrival is between 8AM - 3PM
DAY 2 AGENDA
8AM -10:30AM: Smashing & Entering
• Hammers Strikes Basics
• Integrating Hammers & Frames
• Hammer & Frame Entering Flow
11AM - 12PM:
• Technical Sparring*
• Rolling*
• Bag Drills
1PM - 3PM: Slash & Bash
• Split Frames / Elbows
• Headbutt Applications
• Split Frame & Elbow Flow
3:15PM - 5PM:
• Standing Chokes & Shields
• Combining Flows
• Technical Sparring*
• QA
5:15PM - 6PM:
• Tribe Leadership Training
7PM - 9:30PM:
• Training Camp Dinner at Taphouse 150 (Food Included)
DAY 3 AGENDA
9AM - 11AM:
• Weapons Defense
• Weapons of Opportunity
• Flows Review & Related Drills
11AM - 1PM:
• Sparring*
• Rank Testing**
• Open Training
• Tribe Leadership Training
1:15PM - 2PM:
• QA
• Awards
• Close
Sparring is one of the absolute most important activities to do in order to improve your ability to fight. If you are not sparring, then you are not truly learning martial arts ... and not even close to learning how to actually defend yourself.
There are many variations of sparring. Sparring is a live drill. There are certain rules and constraints on what we are allowed to do in order to improve a certain skill or skill-sets. This is how you actually develop the ability to fight with instinct.
We will offer many types of sparring opportunities at the TRITAC Camp.
BUT - sparring is 100% optional and MOST variations require approval first.
Respect and safety are paramount. If sparring is anything but respectful, you will not be able to continue or may be asked to leave.
Sparring may consist of:
· Technical Sparring: Restricted rule-set sparring used to develop a skill. Lighter contact.
· Rolling: grappling sparring either starting standing working for takedowns, or ground only.
· Combat Jiu-Jitsu: same as rolling but with ground & pound or slaps.
· Shoot Boxing: kickboxing with takedowns with established control, 5-10 seconds to escape off ground
· Dirty MMA Grappling: MMA once you start grappling. Focus on knees, dirty boxing, and takedowns.
· MMA Sparring: Full-on MMA, amateur rules.
· MMA Sparring: Full-on MMA, amateur rules.
· Bad Guy Sparring: Partner goes 60%, but attacks wild and crazy. Intention is to finish. Vital for learning reality based combat.
· Multiple Opponent Bad Guy: face 2 or more opponents in different situations. Focus is on defense and escape.
· Bad Guy(s) With Weapons: same, yet a training knife or impact weapon is involved.
· Other Variations: Depending on the drill, class, etc there maybe other variations.
If you are not sparring, additional drills & flows will be conducted.
If you do choose to spar, you will most likely ONLY be sparring against instructors and other experienced martial artists from the HQ. They are trusted and understand control; but can defend themselves easily without harming partners. Before each sparring session you will be given a set of rules, along with your level of force. Your partners will be chosen for you determined by your level.
Please contact Matt Bryers if you have any questions about sparring at the training camps.
* RANK TESTING:
LOCATION / LODGING
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COSTS
ONE DAY ONLY
$
129
Learn the Hammer, Frame & Elbow Flow
- 8 Hours of Training
- Includes Workshop DVD (Sent after workshop)
- Choose Friday, Saturday or Sunday
- Free Dinner is NOT included at Taphouse 150
- LIMIT
103 PARTICIPANTS
FAQs
What training gear do I need?
If you have boxing gloves, MMA gloves, elbow pads, skin guards and mouth piece; bring them. Headgear is optional. Bring a few changes of training clothes.
I have little experience, can I still come?
Yes, absolutely. It will be new to you, but you will learn and begin to develop skills. You will also find the TRITAC Tribe / Cage JSA a very welcoming group.
I am interested in testing for rank, what do I do?
Send an email to mbryers@tritacmartialarts.com for more information.
Can I record it?
No, we will be providing a DVD to all attendees after. We do suggest bringing a notebook.
Do you have a locker-room and shower?
Yes, 2 showers and locker-room for your use.
Can I crash at the gym?
We have allowed this before based upon trusted attendees. Please understand that we do have video monitoring in the gym. If you wish to stay in the gym, please contact us first.
