A coach demonstrating a technique to a standing class on the mat at TRITAC Training Center
For coaches

Teach the system. Keep your own school.

TRITAC gives coaches a mapped curriculum, a training hub for their students, and a direct line to Matt. It does not ask you to rebrand, rename, or hand over your students.

Coaching a class · TRITAC Training Center, Cromwell CT
Who this is for

Two conversations, depending on where you are.

One coach working one athlete through a single lift, nobody else in the room
TRITAC Coach

For a coach running a small program — a class, a garage group, a handful of private students — who wants the system behind what they teach.

What you get
  • The full technique library and the flows behind it
  • Hub seats for your students, with their skill maps visible to you
  • The task, train, log, adapt loop running between your classes
  • A direct line to Matt for questions on the material
Instructors standing together on the mat in gis, their belts visible
School Partner

For an established school owner with a room, a schedule, current students, and a way of teaching that already works.

What you get
  • Everything in TRITAC Coach, across your whole roster
  • Your existing curriculum mapped into the system, optionally
  • Implementation support to get the room running on it
  • Your school keeps its name, its rank structure, and its students
01 · Apply

Tell us what you teach, who you teach, and how you are set up. A few sentences is enough.

02 · A call

A real conversation, not a demo. We work out whether the relationship makes sense for both sides.

03 · Terms

Pricing, implementation, and any curriculum mapping are set on that call, against what your school actually needs.

There is no buy button on this page. Coach and school access is handled through a direct conversation.

Matt Bryers in a TRITAC shirt, low in a stance mid-demonstration while a student watches
Matt Bryers · Founder, head coach · Cromwell, CT
Who you would be working with

Built by someone who runs a room every day.

  • Runs TRITAC Training Center in Cromwell, CT. 20,000 square feet, 2,200 square feet of mat
  • On the mat since 1991. Started at 14 in Shorin-Ryu karate, wrestling shortly after
  • Teaching since 2007, running his own school since 2009
  • 3rd degree black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu under Rafael Formiga Barbosa
  • 5th Dan black belt in Kobukai Jujitsu under Russ St. Hilaire
Apply

Start the conversation.