Top 3 Waki Gatame Attacks For BJJ, MMA Or Self Defense [TRITAC FLOW]

The Waki Gatame is considered a traditional arm breaking technique from Japanese Jujitsu / Aikijutsu. From there it is seen in Judo, Aikido, Karate and many other forms of martial arts. In TRITAC-Jitsu is a great concept that can be used in all methods of grappling combat: sport BJJ, MMA or life or death self defense situations.
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The Waki Gatame is a concept of an arm lock or elbow break using your armpit. It's a very powerful technique, but takes a great deal of practice and repetition to become efficient at.
When we look at modern combat, we know that the setup / entry is the key to the technique. 'Old School Martial Arts' aren't wrong our outdated, they just require the solid / realistic training methods that develop usable skill-sets for beyond the dojo.
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[@solagratia1600]

great! Rokkyo and Udegurami! Iriminage towards the end too. thanks for showing us these.

[@tritacacademy]

Oss thank you sir!! We just love it!

[@kmiranda322]

As someone who has trained with Steven Seagal’s direct students for some time, I must say you understand his irimi nage better than most aikidoka. Every point you made, from the thumb position, the role of the arm, the bottom arm bracing the lower back and , most importantly, moving your body through, were all spot on. It really is all about body position. I’m gunna try this specific entry next time I’m on the mat. Subbed

[@jamesmccool9536]

This is the proper range to use these techniques. In the clench. The reason Akido often fails is a lack of understanding range differences.

[@jonalamia1531]

I love all your videos. I currently subscribed to your lifetime online academy. I wish I lived closer to train with you guys on a daily basis.

[@davopottso1]

I don't usually use the word awesome but here I am using the word. I will be practicing some of those moves soon, I look forward to your next videos on here!

[@tritacacademy]

Awwww you're making me blush!

[@darthwolfX2]

Awesome stuff and as alwas thanks for the uploads.

[@tritacacademy]

Thanks Matt!! Oss

[@cybersamurai99]

awesome techniques - demonstrated them perfectly

[@vincenzomacrino4405]

Absolutely love this technique!!!!!!

[@subbasui7418]

Thanks you 🙏 bravo pour votre vidéo 🙏🤔.

[@joeblack6007]

Well done!!! Great lesson... Old school jujitsu, Love it... There's levels to jujitsu;
Jujitsu
Aikijitsu
Aikinojitsu
These are great old techniques... Have to practice them though as the man said, Rep Reps and more Reps

[@holdenmuganda97]

My judo instructor told me they banned waki gatame in judo from standing cause it broke too many arms. Powerful technique

[@tritacacademy]

And that's why we like it :)

[@stuffnuns]

Yup, it’s banned. Shodokan Aikido teaches Waki gateme, too, and it is also not allowed in Shodokan Aikido sparring competitions, because the high danger of injury. But, as you said, powerful. Too bad it’s not taught in Aiki-kai.

[@henrikg1388]

And for good reason. The point being that a wristlock is very difficult to pull on a forcefully opposing opponent, while the elbow/shoulder lock is not, but keep beleiving in McDojos.

[@holdenmuganda97]

@@henrikg1388 who are you responding to? We’re talking about an elbow lock. But wristlocks aren’t uncommon in bjj. In fact a lot of people consider them to be some what cheap submissions cause they’re always available.

[@henrikg1388]

@@holdenmuganda97 It was a response to ​ @Mitchel Evans. It's the same thing in judo. In tight kumi kata quarters or on the ground, they occur all the time, and you need a good ref. to call them, cause they are actually illegal.
I was mainly commenting on the utter stupidity in believing that you can disarm a grown man with a gun, using wristlocks. I say it is bordering on extremely irresponsible. This is no style vs. style discussion. They occur both in BJJ and Judo (kata), but have grown a bit out of fashion, and that is good. Then some bonehead "ju-jutsu" expert picks it up, totally out of context.

[@DIYCameraGuy]

This is a better video of waki gatame.

[@feirabbitt]

Somebody needs to show rokas. From martial arts journey this .

[@matkasim]

Hijishimi technique works when ikajo fails , can easily change to sokumen irimimage

[@lazarenkoka]

Top 3 Waki Gatame Attacks

[@tritacacademy]

YES!!

[@TeeangeAnarchist]

Waki gatame judo

[@andrewmthomson0191]

3:39, 5:50

[@mickymorton7148]

brilliant same technique used in tomiki = arm elbow dislocation

[@tritacacademy]

Osss thank you!

[@mickymorton7148]

@@tritacacademy your welcome Tritac

[@nappyheaded]

Actually this is my favorite technique I learned in Tomiki Aikido.

[@alwaystraining54]

Naihanchi Nidan kata

[@bakihanma1680]

Is it possible to do it on the other arm ?

[@RAPEDBYBLACKS]

Why wouldn’t it be

[@thisisbaxter1354]

So basically Aikido done right?

[@tritacacademy]

Or Aikijutsu done right.

[@jeanfrancoisgouezmallea6168]

so Aikido becomes relevant again? cool

[@MrKahunadog]

Those are how I do it.

[@tritacacademy]

Awesome! What system do you train in? BTW - we you on the old Fightauthority.com forums?

[@MrKahunadog]

Yes. I still train in judo, jits. The 2on1 from under is my overall preferred grip(outside ijf judo) with the waki second as you can drive the person into a corner, window, bus. If he puts on the brakes you got an easy sacrifice throw or sasae. All the wrist locks flow off it. The Segal salute was cool and most people have no idea how that iriminage works, your explanation was good a tightening spiral on all accounts blocking the hip as the bicep screws the head to look away.

[@bluetv6386]

Student is thinking "ok I think I'll go back to the chess club."

[@tritacacademy]

Lol the uke is one of my top students and is used to my 'tough love' :)

[@bluetv6386]

@@tritacacademy well thank him from us. Great demo as always! Cheers

[@MrKahunadog]

Budo

[@marcoglara2012]

Too impracticable.
Good against very drunk people.