Why Tetsuryoku-Ryū Is DifferentMost martial arts talk about discipline and tradition; Tetsuryoku-Ryū is built to end real fights fast using 45° angle disruption, balance breaking, and ruthless pressure designed for chaos, not trophies. It blends hard striking, kuzushi-style off-balancing, and practical defensive tactics so beginners can survive Friday night problems, not just look good in a dojo.​Tetsuryoku-Ryū treats every fight like a geometry problem: step off the line, take their balance, then finish before they can recover. This approach makes it ideal for self-defense, MMA-style striking, and anyone who wants a modern martial arts system that respects reality.​The 45° Angle Disruption “Cheat Code”The core concept is simple: never stay on the center line; move to roughly 45° and attack from an angle where the opponent cannot hit or base properly. That step turns their strength into a weakness, letting you dump, strike, or escape while they are off-balance and confused.​Instead of trading punches, Tetsuryoku-Ryū focuses on disrupting structure, timing, and vision, so even bigger people feel like they are slipping on ice. This makes it a powerful complement to MMA, boxing, Muay Thai, and other combat sports where angles and timing win fights.​