手取三角
The Triangle Theory is one of the key technical foundations of sekibaku.
It serves as a core principle for constructing restraints and managing the body safely.
For instance, in gote-style ties, practitioners often apply kote tori to form the first triangle— the structural anchor that allows control and stability.
This method incorporates joint manipulation and balance control, influencing both the person being tied and the one executing the technique.
The core idea is to use the partner’s own balance and strength to guide movement through smooth, circular motion.
The approach draws inspiration from projection techniques commonly found in martial arts.