  The trilinear self-coupling of the Higgs boson, in a theory in which this
boson is composite, is compared to the experimental bound of this quantity
obtained by the CMS experiment. In the case of a model where technicolor (TC)
is coupled to QCD, we find that the experimental result already constrain the
dynamics of the theory, which is represented by an expression of the
technifermion self-energy ($\Sigma_{tc}$) typical of technicolor coupled
models, and function of the dynamically generated technifermion mass and two
other parameters that describe the technifermion dynamical mass momentum
dependence. The limits imposed on this dynamics allow us to make a simple
determination of pseudo-Goldstone boson masses that appear in these theories,
indicating that these bosons may be expected to be quite massive.
