I've seen systema work similar to Aikido. It's mostly cooperation. Once someone doesn't cooperate, most of these techniques fall completely apart. There are techniques there, but most won't work without a guy who falls and acts well for the teacher. I also see this with the people who claim they can throw their chi and knock someone out. Again, there are some legit principles and techniques here, for most though, this stuff is better kept on stage than applied in the ring or on the streets. Checkout Jing Shen Kuoshu
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If you're alluding to Colonel Mikhail Ryabko, he's the recently retired commanding officer and head trainer of the Russian Special Forces: www.russiansystema.co.uk/legends-of-systema/colonel-mikhail-ryabko
Some of those reactions are legitimate because he's hitting people at the tip of the sternum. To recoil at a hit to the sternum is to be expected by average people, wouldn't work on spetnaz and equivalent or a high trained spook, unless he hit them full force breaking the tip of sternum, as they are trained to ignore superficial pain or discomfort. It is dangerous to hit someone there, one-day he may hit someone like that which has a low bone density and will be in para shit. He knows this, which is why he holds back.
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I've myself practiced systema, I can say myself that it seems rather weird with the practice as well since it's all about being relaxed, but once systema actually speeds up (you practice with slow movements) it is rather effective. Those gut punches which makes people bend over, I've had a few of those, one made my muscles contract because I wasn't relaxed and I could barely breathe at all. You could easily fell someone with just movements and positioning (look at judo as an example) there are holds which doesn't take much effort but are difficult to get out of (mma, jiu-jitsu) as well as using your opponent's energy against them (Tai-chi, Aikido). It's not about being fancy or devastating, it's about surviving a fight and maintaining stamina til help arrives. My teacher told us something along the lines of "if someone ever pulls out a knife, just run. If you have to fight, you're already dying. Don't think you'll get away from there harm-free, you just have to survive long enough for the ambulance to pick you up afterwards regardless if you win or lose." The punches used have no tension behind them so you won't be draining yourself and when are being hit or about to be hit, people instinctively tense up, it contracts your muscles making movements more restricted. Think of the relaxation as the difference between a stick and a whip. Both hurts of course, but it's easier to break a stick and it's easier to use the stick against the one who is using it. Martial arts in general are about relaxing your body to tense up only when it's beneficial to do so, systema, tai-chi and aikido for instance, wants to exploit the tension of the opponent. If you want to be good at systema, you need situational awareness more than anything and be able to adapt on the spot to your opponent(s), the environment you're in, what restrictions you have to yourself (clothes, baggage, people, being unarmed against a knife etc.) and what do you have to your disposal (a jacket, keys on a key chain, iron rod, wooden stick or environmental features like a railing, rock, pot hole, etc.) Delay the fight til you can get help, you find a decisive opening or til your opponent can't fight anymore. This is my experience with the martial art and I strongly recommend it. People will lose stamina quickly, ten minutes is an eternity in constant fighting, try jumping, walking around, punching and kicking the air for 10 min and see when you start losing your energy. Then walk around and shove out into the air without applying force and shove with your feet too.
@@ebor8402 i have. And violent situations is my job. Systema with a Real instructor IS the n'est realistic stuff i have practiced. It s not graphic, but it s honnest and humble
Training in Systema now and the punches dont look like they hurt in videos or even in person, but are very effective. In Systema its not about hurting your attacker its about ending the altercation as quickly as possible, as well as the many philosophical lessons. In a real situation with no rules Systema can be deadly if you have the training and the capacity for violence.
I have used Systema on street fighting for years. Systema always saves my life because of the economy of the motion and the internal solidification of the body by using its unique breathing technique... It is quite useful against multiple attackers. Systema is meant for multiple attackers and survival in any situations without weapons.
@@sistemasrbija I invite you to try it yourself in the street, in facing one or many attackers. Then, you will also realize that no one has made the headlines of the press, or any international media to say “I applied these techniques and I saved my life and lives of my family in a face off with attackers! », nobody in the entire world. Finally and to conclude: MMA, which today allows in a very permissive competitive way, authorizing very complete and large blows, with the exception of the genitals obviously, has never known a champion, in all categories and for more than 30 years! no... no one... not the slightest human being. Also, I am Russian, and I know sambo very well, but also systema, or even stenka. So yes, I speak with knowledge of the facts!
@@SonGOKU-lq8gi I really wonder in what kind of fantasy world you live in where international media would laud some rando (maybe it's you?) for 'applying these and these techniques' on some totally unimportant street beef. Its not your fault. I blame the people around you for gassing you up. You're russian ? Good for you here's your medal. VVP will call shortly and give you a presidential reception for sure. And I'm sure you know all of those fighting systems really well. You can be anything you want on the internet. On the other hand, someone with an actual understanding of the way the world works who has understanding of what systema is can put it into practice in MMA, BJJ or whatever the choice of career is. Your invitation is 10 years too late - so I invite you to be silent while adults talk.
The KGB and Spetsnaz has the most realistic and fluid self-defense martial art that's more natural and requires less physical requirements to train compared to Krav Maga and Arnis. I think this one of the best underrated military hand to hand combat system in the world that not many people talk about as similar to Silat.
I've always wondered why punching someone in the diaphragm is used by Systema as proof of the power of their blows. Repeated blows to the diaphragm will cause the same effect on pretty much anyone! It is remarkably easy to cause paralysis to the diaphragm muscle by sharp impact. Even people who train to toughen themselves against such a blow, if they are caught off-guard, will collapse. I have seen this many times in my training in the martial arts.
+Jon Hay - Because you clearly do not understand point of that. Systema is martial art of using little effort to take on stronger or larger enemy. This shot is meant for that, to cause huge trauma with little energy.
There are examples of people who have completely devoted their lives to MMA and have been fighting for probably 20+ years (Randy Coture of the top of my head). These men have devoted themselves to their sport and are competitors of the highest caliber. To that point, if the technique of the stomach stun or whatever the heck it is called had any practical fighting value, I think you can be dang sure that they would have incorporated it into their style.
Lot of unbelievers here... I have studied systema for 3 years and cannot imagine time better spent. I am really sad, that I had to quit because of college. But I plan to go back one day. It's really amazing how you get to know your body and bodies of your opponents... You learn that your ego is not as important as your health... You learn that it's not cool to fight and that you should fight only if you have to... You should fight only if you or your friends are in immediate danger and if fight can be avoided, you should avoid it... And for you, who think that those "little" punches which can knock out opponent are bullshit... Let's just say that I have seen one MMA fighter, who also didn't believe until our coach showed him... Punched him lightly and the MMA fighter had really hard time breathing for next 5 minutes... Then he apologized, that he didn't believe... So... Don't say, that it's bullshit, if you didn't experience it...
Как шутят сами тренера в армии, чтобы применить это, вам нужно оказаться на поле боя без автомата, без пистолета, без ножа, саперной лопаты, ремня, в чистом поле без камней и палок и встретить такого же болвана )))
Amazing video. These masters really show the connection between intent and action, something that can only be when the mind is calm and the body is fully relaxed. I can understand the scepticism surrounding Systema, but I think you should voice them in a constructive and respectful manner.
@@AlphaMachina I love how most martial artists (whatever style) demonstrate or practice these intricate moves and counters -- but once they enter a full-contact sparring situation, everyone just devolves into crazy windmill brawling.
Even an old man can do this.. even the biggest pot belly. No wasted movement. No wasted energy. It's as if they don't have even care. Like swatting flies.
This is like Kung Fu (yes I know its systema. . )! Their body structure is similar to internal Chinese martial arts. These guys are absolute masters and demonstrate how Chinese martial arts would work from a master (many bad videos on youtube not many of the masters of COMBAT). They have full control over moving their own bodies and knowing the precise striking areas of their enemies and how to maximize delivered force! This is one of the great videos that shows the deeper side of combat that many will never know.
This martial art is good, they are using body pressure points and physicality against the opponent. It is a good system, but I'm not sure it would work so well against a trained fighter. I think it is useful in a street situation, but not so much in a competitive sports scenario (arena), but it is good to learn about this type of system if you are interested in studying martial arts as a form of self defence in real life situations. It is very interesting, and I imagine it takes years of study to develop awareness of the bio-mechanics necessary for this type of immediate take-down techniques. Well done!
Kevin Mallen Yeah as you say it is good for street fights, but this ''system'' isnt used by itself; systema, sambo and ROSS is used in-conjunction with each other as one style of fighting. This way of fighting is taught to russian combat troops to literally keep them alive when in extreme close-quarter situations. If one of these soldiers fought a fighter who trains for sports, the soldier would most likely have him on the floor dead within seconds. However, if this system was actually used in sport, it would be severely hindered and wouldnt be effective because killing and incapacitating in UFC isn't allowed, obviously.. but anyway it is interesting to learn these things.
I like Muay Thai in an arena scenario as a sport. I do Muay Thai, but in real life there is no application for these types of striking. Systema and other bio-mechanical systems of this nature seem to be the opposite; they have a great deal of application to real life scenarios, but not so much in terms of sporting application. I respect Systema as a very good real life martial art; but for the purposes of arena boxing it isn't something I would be studying myself at the moment. I hope sometime in the future I can have greater exposure to this system because it is certainly a very useful skill.
It is primarily a sport. As stated earlier there is no incapacitation or lethal end to the study of Muay Thai; it is a points scoring system designed for sporting extravaganza. There is also a system taught to Thai Military based on Muay Thai which is closer to the original system.
To those of you who think this is choreographed or some sort of BS, give me a few seconds of your time. I’m 6”1’ 200lbs and train extensively with automatic small arms. It’s not unusual for me to run 5000-8000 rounds though sub and SAW in a weekend with a couple thousand rounds through pistols on top of that. I didn’t want to know this, as I saw no use for it. A Spetsnaz buddy showed me what I could only call, “an introductory to Systema,” and it changed my life. I’d never lost a fight before, but just applying the BASICS of Systema, I can toss ANYONE around who makes a move at me- and I never have to pull a firearm in a populated situation. I’m nobody, I mean, I’m less than the grass you walk on, but just a few minutes with a brother who knew Systema, and suddenly it was as though I had super powers. Once you learn the fundamentals, that’s it. I actually hope that it doesn’t blow up like Krav Maga. This is too powerful, and I like being one of the few that understand the basic principles. BEST WISHES TO ALL INVLOVED!
I see what you mean. It's the bodymechanic. English is not my langage so it's difficult to express all that i want to say. When many people speak dirty of the soft martial arts, bullshido ect ect, it's because they don't understand the martial way. When you are an expérienced fighter, you kwon that you can't fight multi oponent like a woodcutter stricke a tree. You won when you understand how the bodymechanic off you oponents make them fragile... you are much much more powerfull like this because you are right efficient in the time.
This looks impressive and all but I have one question... How do I get people who legitimately want to fight me to play along with those fake ass takedowns?
Witam wszystkich mówi Krzysiek jestem z Polski michaił i nie tylko ty podziwiam cię szanuję jestem po prostu tak pod wrażeniem jesteś niesamowity wszyscy którzy opanowali tą sztukę walki są po prostu niezniszczalni jesteście wspaniali a im wydaje się nam prostsza technika tym lepiej jest przez was opanowana pozdrawiam uwielbiam was oglądać ale przysięgam nie chciałbym przed nami stanąć i walczyć pozdrawiam szacun
it's really cool when the other guy is just a. kind of standing there waiting to be punched or b. the attacks are ridiculously incompetent. yay systema.
***** "Those are special forces. And people who are educated and fight for something they actually believe in, not just FSB puppets." This is where I stop taking you seriously, special forces operatives of other countries are not any less of "puppets" than Russia's special forces. You're really going hard with the western propaganda aren't you? Russia has 40,000 special forces operatives because Russia has the land mass of Europe and America combined. Pull your head out of your ass please.
лучшая русская школа - "Скобарь"... а самое крутое в ней - сапоги с железными набойками...the best Russian school is "Skobar" ... and the coolest in it are boots with iron heels ...
D Patrick I see some non contact "strikes" that the other person reacts to, there r other systema videos with non contact knockouts; I have spoken to many martial artists and they all say the same as me, "believe it when its done to YOU". Beyond that is unwise.
I've seen a lot of people come forward to defend this martial art. I will not debate the appearance of compliance by peers, nor will I debate the effectiveness of striking someone's diaphragm. What I will ask is to see someone that is well trained, a master of sorts, use these techniques at full strength and speed in a real situation or a competitive MMA setting. Seeing as people on here watch lots of videos, maybe you can direct me to videos of Systema being implemented in a real world situation at full speed and power or even a sterile environment for a Systema trained 'combatant?' to take on a balanced MMA opponent. Don't say it doesn't need to prove itself against other systems or that you saw... or know someone that... I want to see that this system of combat is effective in life not practice.
watch?v=gFzNkA9-BwU A demonstration with one guy attacking the instructor while wearing protective gear. watch?v=N5SBCUmiOvM Two on one sparring watch?v=nh4YcSfFPXc Sparring vs. MMA fighter.
fighting17chicago I know this is a late reply. You should check out Kevin Secours and Martin Wheeler if you want to see the system demonstrated in a more westernized aspect. I'd recommend checking out Alex Kostic aswell, one of his students compete in mma. And for the real world part; systema is based of principles, not techniques. It essentially teaches you how to improvise in a correct manner, makes you apply what looks like techniques without thinking about it to much. The psychological training is just as important as the "survival training". But you really need to try it(At a legit school) to understand it. The sad part is that due to the systems rapid expansion there are ALOT of bullshit "schools".
Daryl Black Thanks for the links. The first not so good, the second was a much better representation of what I wanted to see. Did anyone but me see that when he was allowed to strike back it pretty much turned into a boxing match? I'm curious now as to why Eastern Martial Arts (Japan/China) use "techniques" instead of systems. Can anyone in EMA's chime in on that? I'm wondering if the structure really does serve a purpose (it appears it does as "techniques" get a job done and "systems" are more like badly executed "plans" of attack)
fighting17chicago I think in real life situations it is difficult to execute a series of preplanned moves as the situation may not always progress accordingly. So, applying varying combinations of techniques based on the situation is probably a more practical approach. Just my personal opinion.
This is why people get badly beaten up or die in real combat. Thanks to people like this: 1. Mikhail Ryabko. 2. Vladimir Vasiliev. 3. Vadim Starov. 4. Val Riazanov The Masters of death. They had serious case of getting bullied in school.
For everyone calling this fake...... What you are seeing is a very slow demonstration of motion. There are no "moves" in Systema. It is about breathing, relaxing and what could be called channeling of motion. Its not about specific holds, stances or "using your chi". The students in the demonstrations are not just being compliant like the fake Kung Fu guys. They are learning as part of the process. When you are involved in Systema instruction what you are encouraged to do is be a good training partner so that it helps both of you. You are not as I said looking to take a specific position of your hands or feet, what you are doing is reacting to the attackers movements and position of his attack. You go slow to learn an instinctualize the motions and feel how the balance shifts. Its very hard to describe unless you have done it and know what I am talking about but you can feel the other person as they shift their weight or what you could call the energy of their movement. Things go slowly as you build that familiarity to it. When the person is "attacking" Vlad or Mikhail, they know that they are going to need to react to that movement themselves so they can experience it and learn to deal with the motions like that. Thats why they fall or roll or what have you. It looks "choreographed" because he is just reacting to the movements that the student makes. Its not that the instructor is doing something to them like overpowering them. Its not about "destroying" the opponent as much as it is redirecting their movement away from you or into a position that you do gain an advantage and can then actually deliver a strike if needed. And trust me when I tell you that the strikes are nothing to be dismissed. You think it looks like nothing, but it is deceptively powerful. Honestly its a far more "real" form of defense than most martial arts because its not about anything other than breathing, relaxation and motion. Its absolutely NOT about needing your opponent to do something specific so your technique will work on them. Even if you took nothing more away from it than the breathing, its very much a useful tool to have in your toolbox. What opened my eyes after my first day training was realizing how much we go through the day holding our breath for no reason. Try that. Pay attention to your breathing for one day and keep track of every time you catch yourself not breathing. Its crazy.
Acerzeon I ain't on every martial art video. Our incidental encounter is, I and you just have a close preference in martial arts bro! This type of system has some details to be paid attention bro!
Systema is not Kiai. Systema can be beaten by different fighting technics for examble Muay Thai and Jiu Jitsu. Some Kung Fu technics can beat them too.
Привет! Это Наш - Русский Стиль Боя !!! Это древнее искусство Войны. Я рад что тебе нравится эта подборка наших мастеров. И мне понравилось как ты оформил музыкальную часть ! Это очень здорово !!! Отличная работа !!! Молодец !!! If you don't understand Russian, I've translated it for you : Hello! This Is Our Russian Rissian People Of Fighting ! This is the ancient art Of war among the Russian People ! I'm glad you liked Our hand-to-hand combat Masters! I really liked that you designed the music part ! You're good !!! This is very cool and it's a good job!!!
RadicalTerminator They are creating a video to show an example of how systema works. They are not showing off. Besides, these are old people who are masters, which means they have trained in systema and have been in the military for a long time now.
Yeah you are probably right, I know these guys are great at martial arts no matter what, I'm just a sceptic and when im tipsy I have to belt my thoughts out :D
OK, guys. First of all Mikhail Rybko and Vladimir Vasiliev practicing system that was design by Rybko. V.Vasieliev his student, both ex-special forces officers with real combat experience. Vasiliev lives in Toronto now and heads HQ of Russian martial art "Systema spetsnaz" Toronto. His picture was shown on cover of "Black Belt" magazine. Who is Vadim Starov I don't know, he does not practicing Rybko's system, so don't confuse them. There are many different systems, all called "systema", wich is just russian word written by latin letters. Toronto HQ holds week long international training camp in Ontario every 2 years, that was visited by people all over the world, they are from different backgrounds, including military personal, lawenforcing agencies, martial art instructors (other then systema). Some of them coming to every camp despite that price around $4000 CDN. Would be that people pay that amount of money for fake? I also was sceptical seen videos as I practiced martial arts when I was young. But I decided to visit that camp once. Well, yes, this staff works. But! It completely different from conventional martial arts as it is based on relaxation and breathing. There is a completely different unique inner mechanism. And yes, you don't need to be physically fit. I'm almost 60 y.o. now, overweight, have diabetes and other alignments, don't do exercises any more but I still can do 10 push ups any time if I can relax my elbow and shoulders, same with heavy lifting. Instructors don't do anything fast on purpose - to let people see details, I so it once in fast motion - it's like both guys got jolted and attacker flies in one direction and his knife in another. But you can't see what was done and how with this speed. And yes, it is painful, many guys who pictured in videos already know it and don't want to fill it again that is why many behave oddly.
@@fuzkforyou Kadochnikov's systema and Rybkov's systema are different systemas. Kadochnikov's systema was based on knowledge of physics and bio-mechanics, while Rybkov's systema based on relaxation and breathing. They might started from studying Kadochnikov's systema but later Rybkov designed it's own. And Rybkov's systema is all about surviving, hand to hand combat is only small portion of it. And from seeing video of Stratov I can tell for sure that he does not know Rybkov's systema as there is no any fighting stance in Rybkov's systema, your normal everyday stance is your fighting stance.
I've seen systema work similar to Aikido. It's mostly cooperation. Once someone doesn't cooperate, most of these techniques fall completely apart. There are techniques there, but most won't work without a guy who falls and acts well for the teacher. I also see this with the people who claim they can throw their chi and knock someone out. Again, there are some legit principles and techniques here, for most though, this stuff is better kept on stage than applied in the ring or on the streets. Checkout Jing Shen Kuoshu
the fact that you think systema has waza tells me all I need to know
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Kung fu Panda had a big belly and he was one of the best.
This is Kung Fu Jerk
And also fiction
If you're alluding to Colonel Mikhail Ryabko, he's the recently retired commanding officer and head trainer of the Russian Special Forces:
www.russiansystema.co.uk/legends-of-systema/colonel-mikhail-ryabko
I’m not so sure.
The old man looked military and probably combat experienced, in my opinion.
The cat could wreck a roomful.
wow, his strikes not only hurt you, but make you react in very strange and random ways.
Almost like WWE
Daniel G Bro!!!
easy enough this if you know human anatomy
If you think this bull shit works. You are special kind of stupid
Some of those reactions are legitimate because he's hitting people at the tip of the sternum. To recoil at a hit to the sternum is to be expected by average people, wouldn't work on spetnaz and equivalent or a high trained spook, unless he hit them full force breaking the tip of sternum, as they are trained to ignore superficial pain or discomfort. It is dangerous to hit someone there, one-day he may hit someone like that which has a low bone density and will be in para shit. He knows this, which is why he holds back.
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I've myself practiced systema, I can say myself that it seems rather weird with the practice as well since it's all about being relaxed, but once systema actually speeds up (you practice with slow movements) it is rather effective. Those gut punches which makes people bend over, I've had a few of those, one made my muscles contract because I wasn't relaxed and I could barely breathe at all. You could easily fell someone with just movements and positioning (look at judo as an example) there are holds which doesn't take much effort but are difficult to get out of (mma, jiu-jitsu) as well as using your opponent's energy against them (Tai-chi, Aikido). It's not about being fancy or devastating, it's about surviving a fight and maintaining stamina til help arrives.
My teacher told us something along the lines of "if someone ever pulls out a knife, just run. If you have to fight, you're already dying. Don't think you'll get away from there harm-free, you just have to survive long enough for the ambulance to pick you up afterwards regardless if you win or lose." The punches used have no tension behind them so you won't be draining yourself and when are being hit or about to be hit, people instinctively tense up, it contracts your muscles making movements more restricted.
Think of the relaxation as the difference between a stick and a whip. Both hurts of course, but it's easier to break a stick and it's easier to use the stick against the one who is using it. Martial arts in general are about relaxing your body to tense up only when it's beneficial to do so, systema, tai-chi and aikido for instance, wants to exploit the tension of the opponent. If you want to be good at systema, you need situational awareness more than anything and be able to adapt on the spot to your opponent(s), the environment you're in, what restrictions you have to yourself (clothes, baggage, people, being unarmed against a knife etc.) and what do you have to your disposal (a jacket, keys on a key chain, iron rod, wooden stick or environmental features like a railing, rock, pot hole, etc.) Delay the fight til you can get help, you find a decisive opening or til your opponent can't fight anymore.
This is my experience with the martial art and I strongly recommend it. People will lose stamina quickly, ten minutes is an eternity in constant fighting, try jumping, walking around, punching and kicking the air for 10 min and see when you start losing your energy. Then walk around and shove out into the air without applying force and shove with your feet too.
You dont have much real world experience, its obvious.
@@ebor8402 I can tell that you don't understand why martial arts like systema is being practiced in the military
@@ebor8402 i have. And violent situations is my job. Systema with a Real instructor IS the n'est realistic stuff i have practiced. It s not graphic, but it s honnest and humble
You have to be joking.
@@hualut I would recommend trying it before judging it
I just love how chilled Master Ryabko is...
I'd like to know how many hours went into editing years of footage 15 years ago....
Systema rule NO. 1:
"Go to McDonalds."
seems so
I Love MC Fish
Нет ,есь люди телосложения .
их обущали , чтобы их считали уволнями .
тоесть от тело сложения и по движениям : не всегда поимош .
Могу тебя допрасить мизинцем и ты будиш орать и разкажиш всё что знаеш и не използуя химию.
Согласно законам международным ,не будит евлятца издивательтво ,как сша допрашивают нарушая закон захвачиных людей.
Training in Systema now and the punches dont look like they hurt in videos or even in person, but are very effective. In Systema its not about hurting your attacker its about ending the altercation as quickly as possible, as well as the many philosophical lessons. In a real situation with no rules Systema can be deadly if you have the training and the capacity for violence.
hahahahahahah this rtard is training it
JHAJAHAHJAHAHAHA
I have used Systema on street fighting for years. Systema always saves my life because of the economy of the motion and the internal solidification of the body by using its unique breathing technique... It is quite useful against multiple attackers. Systema is meant for multiple attackers and survival in any situations without weapons.
Lol
Nice joke
I'd like to see what happens when two equally skilled fight! Would be cool to see how they apply these techniques during fight.
Never did it… because it does not work at all… only in movies!
@@SonGOKU-lq8gi really ? did you try ?
@@sistemasrbija I invite you to try it yourself in the street, in facing one or many attackers. Then, you will also realize that no one has made the headlines of the press, or any international media to say “I applied these techniques and I saved my life and lives of my family in a face off with attackers! », nobody in the entire world.
Finally and to conclude: MMA, which today allows in a very permissive competitive way, authorizing very complete and large blows, with the exception of the genitals obviously, has never known a champion, in all categories and for more than 30 years! no... no one... not the slightest human being. Also, I am Russian, and I know sambo very well, but also systema, or even stenka. So yes, I speak with knowledge of the facts!
@@SonGOKU-lq8gi I really wonder in what kind of fantasy world you live in where international media would laud some rando (maybe it's you?) for 'applying these and these techniques' on some totally unimportant street beef. Its not your fault. I blame the people around you for gassing you up.
You're russian ? Good for you here's your medal. VVP will call shortly and give you a presidential reception for sure. And I'm sure you know all of those fighting systems really well. You can be anything you want on the internet.
On the other hand, someone with an actual understanding of the way the world works who has understanding of what systema is can put it into practice in MMA, BJJ or whatever the choice of career is.
Your invitation is 10 years too late - so I invite you to be silent while adults talk.
a sharp jab to the solar plexus....magician!
The KGB and Spetsnaz has the most realistic and fluid self-defense martial art that's more natural and requires less physical requirements to train compared to Krav Maga and Arnis. I think this one of the best underrated military hand to hand combat system in the world that not many people talk about as similar to Silat.
I've always wondered why punching someone in the diaphragm is used by Systema as proof of the power of their blows. Repeated blows to the diaphragm will cause the same effect on pretty much anyone! It is remarkably easy to cause paralysis to the diaphragm muscle by sharp impact. Even people who train to toughen themselves against such a blow, if they are caught off-guard, will collapse. I have seen this many times in my training in the martial arts.
+Jon Hay - Because you clearly do not understand point of that. Systema is martial art of using little effort to take on stronger or larger enemy. This shot is meant for that, to cause huge trauma with little energy.
marXYstema
There are examples of people who have completely devoted their lives to MMA and have been fighting for probably 20+ years (Randy Coture of the top of my head). These men have devoted themselves to their sport and are competitors of the highest caliber. To that point, if the technique of the stomach stun or whatever the heck it is called had any practical fighting value, I think you can be dang sure that they would have incorporated it into their style.
Correct.
Really amazing. They're hitting specific points on the nervous system.
Spirituality1980 yeah, the dead braincells of those watching
CzechRiot :) You don't accept that there are pressure points?
Spirituality1980 of course there are, but it's not how it shows in these silly theatrics you find in demonstration videos.
CzechRiot You are right. You have a very valid point. Sometimes, they exaggerate to make people join their club lol.
Spirituality1980 the common problem of (false) marketing.
Fantastic video thank you for bringing these guys together I've been interested in a Systema for ages
Lot of unbelievers here... I have studied systema for 3 years and cannot imagine time better spent. I am really sad, that I had to quit because of college. But I plan to go back one day. It's really amazing how you get to know your body and bodies of your opponents... You learn that your ego is not as important as your health... You learn that it's not cool to fight and that you should fight only if you have to... You should fight only if you or your friends are in immediate danger and if fight can be avoided, you should avoid it... And for you, who think that those "little" punches which can knock out opponent are bullshit... Let's just say that I have seen one MMA fighter, who also didn't believe until our coach showed him... Punched him lightly and the MMA fighter had really hard time breathing for next 5 minutes... Then he apologized, that he didn't believe... So... Don't say, that it's bullshit, if you didn't experience it...
Douglas Linder please he’d have better spent his time staring at paint drying on walls
Believers (or unbelievers).... That's the right term.
Как шутят сами тренера в армии, чтобы применить это, вам нужно оказаться на поле боя без автомата, без пистолета, без ножа, саперной лопаты, ремня, в чистом поле без камней и палок и встретить такого же болвана )))
Дивная форма шизофрении
Fak Gugle
ЖИЗА
Bla bla bla
Fak Gugle
"шутят" так болваны которые сами к армии никакого отношения не имеют
i like how they actually hit each other for practice
Amazing how their legs instantly give out as soon as they get touched. What an incredible master.
🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂 ya gotta love that eh?
what a joke
Amazing video. These masters really show the connection between intent and action, something that can only be when the mind is calm and the body is fully relaxed.
I can understand the scepticism surrounding Systema, but I think you should voice them in a constructive and respectful manner.
Systems is garbage and is as useful as traditional Kung fu in a real fight.
Some people took 8 years to understand your joke, good one.
Is the big belly a requirement?
i think it is extra defence xD
i asked the same thing. All the advance blokes are chumpy hahahahah
Kalika Putra u gotta have big booty fo this
Kalika Putra i mean big belly
MrEndzo yeah
These moves look choreographed.
bullshido
Woul'd you like to try choreography? :)
Of coarse dude. Wtf? Its a demo video. Dam
I've never seen systema used in a situation that wasn't choreographed. So, yeah..
@@AlphaMachina I love how most martial artists (whatever style) demonstrate or practice these intricate moves and counters -- but once they enter a full-contact sparring situation, everyone just devolves into crazy windmill brawling.
Even an old man can do this.. even the biggest pot belly. No wasted movement. No wasted energy. It's as if they don't have even care. Like swatting flies.
This is like Kung Fu (yes I know its systema. . )! Their body structure is similar to internal Chinese martial arts. These guys are absolute masters and demonstrate how Chinese martial arts would work from a master (many bad videos on youtube not many of the masters of COMBAT). They have full control over moving their own bodies and knowing the precise striking areas of their enemies and how to maximize delivered force! This is one of the great videos that shows the deeper side of combat that many will never know.
I was just sitting here thinking that this is almost like Applied Tai Chi, but without the more esoteric energy stuff.
This martial art is good, they are using body pressure points and physicality against the opponent. It is a good system, but I'm not sure it would work so well against a trained fighter. I think it is useful in a street situation, but not so much in a competitive sports scenario (arena), but it is good to learn about this type of system if you are interested in studying martial arts as a form of self defence in real life situations. It is very interesting, and I imagine it takes years of study to develop awareness of the bio-mechanics necessary for this type of immediate take-down techniques. Well done!
Good eye, this martial art was made for the Russian Military, not sport.
Kevin Mallen Yeah as you say it is good for street fights, but this ''system'' isnt used by itself; systema, sambo and ROSS is used in-conjunction with each other as one style of fighting. This way of fighting is taught to russian combat troops to literally keep them alive when in extreme close-quarter situations.
If one of these soldiers fought a fighter who trains for sports, the soldier would most likely have him on the floor dead within seconds. However, if this system was actually used in sport, it would be severely hindered and wouldnt be effective because killing and incapacitating in UFC isn't allowed, obviously.. but anyway it is interesting to learn these things.
I like Muay Thai in an arena scenario as a sport. I do Muay Thai, but in real life there is no application for these types of striking. Systema and other bio-mechanical systems of this nature seem to be the opposite; they have a great deal of application to real life scenarios, but not so much in terms of sporting application.
I respect Systema as a very good real life martial art; but for the purposes of arena boxing it isn't something I would be studying myself at the moment. I hope sometime in the future I can have greater exposure to this system because it is certainly a very useful skill.
Kevin Mallen Well, sport Muay Thai is heavily modified to make it safer. The original style is rather lethal.
It is primarily a sport. As stated earlier there is no incapacitation or lethal end to the study of Muay Thai; it is a points scoring system designed for sporting extravaganza.
There is also a system taught to Thai Military based on Muay Thai which is closer to the original system.
To those of you who think this is choreographed or some sort of BS, give me a few seconds of your time. I’m 6”1’ 200lbs and train extensively with automatic small arms. It’s not unusual for me to run 5000-8000 rounds though sub and SAW in a weekend with a couple thousand rounds through pistols on top of that. I didn’t want to know this, as I saw no use for it. A Spetsnaz buddy showed me what I could only call, “an introductory to Systema,” and it changed my life. I’d never lost a fight before, but just applying the BASICS of Systema, I can toss ANYONE around who makes a move at me- and I never have to pull a firearm in a populated situation. I’m nobody, I mean, I’m less than the grass you walk on, but just a few minutes with a brother who knew Systema, and suddenly it was as though I had super powers. Once you learn the fundamentals, that’s it. I actually hope that it doesn’t blow up like Krav Maga. This is too powerful, and I like being one of the few that understand the basic principles. BEST WISHES TO ALL INVLOVED!
LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
I see what you mean. It's the bodymechanic. English is not my langage so it's difficult to express all that i want to say. When many people speak dirty of the soft martial arts, bullshido ect ect, it's because they don't understand the martial way. When you are an expérienced fighter, you kwon that you can't fight multi oponent like a woodcutter stricke a tree. You won when you understand how the bodymechanic off you oponents make them fragile... you are much much more powerfull like this because you are right efficient in the time.
A degree of objectivity needs to be had with this compilation, but nevertheless, these guys are at the top of their game. Great work !!
Everybody in Russia knows this famous fat player, it's about 20 actors in his troupe.
Nobody knows.
Him & his troupe.
Ты точно Чёрт, но не Православный
Mikhail Ryabko
They all react like actors. Reminds me of the videos of people getting "healed" by those fake ministers.
Now if he can only learn to defend himself from the drive-thru
😂😂😂😂
apparently training involves consuming 2 large pizzas a day
Do you have sharigun? I didn't see the 2 pizzas :O
you wont find pizza outside of moscow, and you know, we keep it there for the americans.
What are you talking about? Pizza is everywhere in Russia.
And half a dozen beer !
Hahaha
Master : Do you know Kung Fu ??
Grasshopper : No, but i know crow bar from Sears.
Haha atleast you had the opportunity to see this. Good for you 👍
2:11 oh man i love that gun disarm. so casual
XD
You're dumb if you think any of this stuff works without the cooperation of your training partner.
Is there a single person practicing systema that has any sense of equilibrium and isn't just a limp body?!
you miss the point... but look up DK YOO
Right?
Yes me.
I always become doubtful when I see a martial arts expert who isn't physically fit.
His Chi has Moved to his stomach
Roy Nelson. Just sayin lol this guy is pretty suspect though haha
Well considering this martial art is more focused on strength that it is mobility then I can see it working to be honest
Good stuff, the solar plexus blows with the side of the hand allowing the thumb to raise pressure is a definite winner
Love and respect.
the solution to this is shoot from distance
YOUD BE SURPRISE
PUSSY
Antifa blixter Hahhaha Yes he is for sure... little peter .. make the world a better place .. Read a book
DrH5N1 sure !
Tank you I appreciate your concern.
This looks impressive and all but I have one question... How do I get people who legitimately want to fight me to play along with those fake ass takedowns?
exactly.....wonder how'd he take a punch to the nose?
No touch master vs Muay Thai''
its vadim starov ''fighting'' lol,you cant see he cant
Just more bullshito
Any place any time, text me back please
Reufik Begic lololololol
Witam wszystkich mówi Krzysiek jestem z Polski michaił i nie tylko ty podziwiam cię szanuję jestem po prostu tak pod wrażeniem jesteś niesamowity wszyscy którzy opanowali tą sztukę walki są po prostu niezniszczalni jesteście wspaniali a im wydaje się nam prostsza technika tym lepiej jest przez was opanowana pozdrawiam uwielbiam was oglądać ale przysięgam nie chciałbym przed nami stanąć i walczyć pozdrawiam szacun
it's really cool when the other guy is just a. kind of standing there waiting to be punched or b. the attacks are ridiculously incompetent. yay systema.
У нас во дворе в песочнице это называлось" Драться в недотрожку"🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Buffone sei un falso e gli altri complici e sta buffonata
man these guys are awesome - I need to learn me some of these moves
no you dont, its absolutely bs
Mikhail Ryabko - Rewelacja. Czysta technika , lekkość ,gracja . Takie techniki to finezja !
Прикольно, прямо как в сказке ! 😅
I need to lean how to do that punch, where the other guy just stands there and doesn't punch back.
sounds like you do! :)
Ditch the music. Otherwise good ! Using the enemies own momentum against them so effective. The rest is position & strike areas .
It was a big pleasure to watch this, so nice :D I wouldn't like to meet anyone of them or spenatz either :P
***** better equiped maybe but no american could withstand a spetsnaz in melee combat this guys would still fight withoud arms and legs.
***** "Those are special forces. And people who are educated and fight for something they actually believe in, not just FSB puppets." This is where I stop taking you seriously, special forces operatives of other countries are not any less of "puppets" than Russia's special forces. You're really going hard with the western propaganda aren't you? Russia has 40,000 special forces operatives because Russia has the land mass of Europe and America combined. Pull your head out of your ass please.
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лучшая русская школа - "Скобарь"... а самое крутое в ней - сапоги с железными набойками...the best Russian school is "Skobar" ... and the coolest in it are boots with iron heels ...
I'm a fan of systema, but some moves on here rely on very complicit students with no resistance, and the hands free takedown? ...no.
D Patrick at 1.44 hes hitting him!
U cannot take someone down* or knock them out without contact .
* aside from tricking them off balance.
D Patrick ok, tricking them off balance is one thing, but these practicioners also do none contact knockouts.....KNOCK OUTS! impossible.
D Patrick I see some non contact "strikes" that the other person reacts to, there r other systema videos with non contact knockouts; I have spoken to many martial artists and they all say the same as me, "believe it when its done to YOU".
Beyond that is unwise.
***** I really hope that wasn't a defense for these clowns doing no-touch "strikes."
I guess that's true. Cant defend what doesn't exist.
I've seen a lot of people come forward to defend this martial art. I will not debate the appearance of compliance by peers, nor will I debate the effectiveness of striking someone's diaphragm. What I will ask is to see someone that is well trained, a master of sorts, use these techniques at full strength and speed in a real situation or a competitive MMA setting.
Seeing as people on here watch lots of videos, maybe you can direct me to videos of Systema being implemented in a real world situation at full speed and power or even a sterile environment for a Systema trained 'combatant?' to take on a balanced MMA opponent.
Don't say it doesn't need to prove itself against other systems or that you saw... or know someone that... I want to see that this system of combat is effective in life not practice.
watch?v=gFzNkA9-BwU A demonstration with one guy attacking the instructor while wearing protective gear. watch?v=N5SBCUmiOvM Two on one sparring watch?v=nh4YcSfFPXc Sparring vs. MMA fighter.
fighting17chicago I know this is a late reply. You should check out Kevin Secours and Martin Wheeler if you want to see the system demonstrated in a more westernized aspect. I'd recommend checking out Alex Kostic aswell, one of his students compete in mma.
And for the real world part; systema is based of principles, not techniques. It essentially teaches you how to improvise in a correct manner, makes you apply what looks like techniques without thinking about it to much. The psychological training is just as important as the "survival training". But you really need to try it(At a legit school) to understand it.
The sad part is that due to the systems rapid expansion there are ALOT of bullshit "schools".
Daryl Black Thanks for the links. The first not so good, the second was a much better representation of what I wanted to see. Did anyone but me see that when he was allowed to strike back it pretty much turned into a boxing match? I'm curious now as to why Eastern Martial Arts (Japan/China) use "techniques" instead of systems. Can anyone in EMA's chime in on that? I'm wondering if the structure really does serve a purpose (it appears it does as "techniques" get a job done and "systems" are more like badly executed "plans" of attack)
fighting17chicago I think in real life situations it is difficult to execute a series of preplanned moves as the situation may not always progress accordingly. So, applying varying combinations of techniques based on the situation is probably a more practical approach. Just my personal opinion.
+Daryl Black yeah, so why didn't the guy sparring do ANY of the slick moves as shown in the demo vid, i wonder??
Em demostrações é tudo lindo... Queria ver se seria da mesma forma em um MMA , UFC ...
Nagy anatómiai ismeret,félelmetes gyorsaság,és tudás.Bámulatos.Köszönöm
love to see this guys fighting in a real fight ,in the ring,i'm sure things won't be as simple as shown here:)) this is bullshit for kids to believe!
Exaxtly !
A ring fight aint a real fight
@@all_about_racing it isn't, it's not, they don't and it isn't.
@Luke yeet but he said in the ring. . .
LOL Some of the guys were already falling before raching him, like the 2:07
This music makes you weaker
Yeah right! Like a mix of Weezer and Bush but at a shitty level.
I came from lookism... to understand Jay's Systema🤧😲
OMG ME TOO!! 😘😁
Systema? It seems like every country has these guys that have trained "students" to fail on command.
vasiliev is my favourite
For UFC fight?
Man... I mean, relly? Did you see the speed? THEY WEREN'T EVEN FUCKING TRYING!
+LFPS0311 they were trying...........to lose
+LFPS0311 - Is called training.
This is why people get badly beaten up or die in real combat. Thanks to people like this:
1. Mikhail Ryabko.
2. Vladimir Vasiliev.
3. Vadim Starov.
4. Val Riazanov
The Masters of death. They had serious case of getting bullied in school.
подтанцовка прекрасна. :)
Thank you for the laugh of the day 🤣🤣🤣
colonel in spetsnaz you dam fuck
Какое мастерство . какая сила гипноза.
I would love to learn to fight like this!! These guys kicks some SERIOUS ass!! Everybody calling it fake is so naive. (Great music too!)
4:44 In russia when you ask more money for your job.
Reminds me of a Conway Twitty song.. "It's Only Make Believe"
Im amazed by this fighting style every time , never seen anything like that
Don't believe this is a cheaters
For everyone calling this fake......
What you are seeing is a very slow demonstration of motion. There are no "moves" in Systema. It is about breathing, relaxing and what could be called channeling of motion. Its not about specific holds, stances or "using your chi". The students in the demonstrations are not just being compliant like the fake Kung Fu guys. They are learning as part of the process. When you are involved in Systema instruction what you are encouraged to do is be a good training partner so that it helps both of you. You are not as I said looking to take a specific position of your hands or feet, what you are doing is reacting to the attackers movements and position of his attack. You go slow to learn an instinctualize the motions and feel how the balance shifts. Its very hard to describe unless you have done it and know what I am talking about but you can feel the other person as they shift their weight or what you could call the energy of their movement. Things go slowly as you build that familiarity to it. When the person is "attacking" Vlad or Mikhail, they know that they are going to need to react to that movement themselves so they can experience it and learn to deal with the motions like that. Thats why they fall or roll or what have you. It looks "choreographed" because he is just reacting to the movements that the student makes. Its not that the instructor is doing something to them like overpowering them. Its not about "destroying" the opponent as much as it is redirecting their movement away from you or into a position that you do gain an advantage and can then actually deliver a strike if needed. And trust me when I tell you that the strikes are nothing to be dismissed. You think it looks like nothing, but it is deceptively powerful.
Honestly its a far more "real" form of defense than most martial arts because its not about anything other than breathing, relaxation and motion. Its absolutely NOT about needing your opponent to do something specific so your technique will work on them. Even if you took nothing more away from it than the breathing, its very much a useful tool to have in your toolbox. What opened my eyes after my first day training was realizing how much we go through the day holding our breath for no reason. Try that. Pay attention to your breathing for one day and keep track of every time you catch yourself not breathing. Its crazy.
This trainer would get destroyed in a fight. Everybody looks good calling the shots. Being a good fighter is as much conditioning as it is technique.
Ðhis guy could have easily choreografed dhe fight scenes in Ðhe Matrix Trilogy⸮
you serious? He can fuck ppl up. You've never met any trainers in your life. These guys are badasses
Systema is not for fighting it is for killing.
+강지희 thank you. ppl here are retarded
Oh my fuck shut up
Forecful Punch to Stomach = hurt
Forceful Punch to Sternum = more hurt + cant breAtHe
Respect for Russia from bulgaria
They know their business. GREAT!
3:06 "It's because i'm black?"
2:07 strike. It's so fast & easy...
well he sure like the solar plexus
lytken it’s a good place to hit a mf who doesn’t know that shits coming
What is difficult to understand is the power that comes from such a seemingly effortless blow or punch.
Notice how the 'attackers' all move in slooooow motion?
If the attackers move for real, the impracticality of Systema gets exposed bro! That is what they don't want in those demos!
MrMoSuk u seem to be everywhere finding every little detail of different martial arts system huh brah?
Acerzeon
I ain't on every martial art video. Our incidental encounter is, I and you just have a close preference in martial arts bro! This type of system has some details to be paid attention bro!
MrMoSuk Bro!
/watch?v=gFzNkA9-BwU
Я узнал его, это Брюс Всемогущий.
This is what my family pictures when I tell them I train MMA....
I feel like Systema owes a TON to the internal martial arts
Real life one punch man just destroying dudes with the flip of his wrist.
If you wanna see Vadim Starov getting beaten by a Muay Thai dude search
“No touch master vs Muay Thai”
Systema is not Kiai. Systema can be beaten by different fighting technics for examble Muay Thai and Jiu Jitsu. Some Kung Fu technics can beat them too.
Cool music but this martial art is bs
There’s a video of vadim starov being beaten by a kick boxer
I think it’s called “Muay Thai vs no touch master “
Vadim Starov has a youtube channel and he works in his videos with mory than one guy who practices an mma style. Look him up 😉
6:24-6:27, That was litterally just less than ONE second! Like I would've taken FOREVER to take it out of his hand if I were the guy disarming him.
Masters Moe, Larry, and Curly would be proud.
Hong Jay yeol brought me here
lokism
The masters of vodka! XD
Привет! Это Наш - Русский Стиль Боя !!! Это древнее искусство Войны. Я рад что тебе нравится эта подборка наших мастеров. И мне понравилось как ты оформил музыкальную часть ! Это очень здорово !!! Отличная работа !!! Молодец !!!
If you don't understand Russian, I've translated it for you : Hello! This Is Our Russian Rissian People Of Fighting ! This is the ancient art Of war among the Russian People ! I'm glad you liked Our hand-to-hand combat Masters! I really liked that you designed the music part ! You're good !!! This is very cool and it's a good job!!!
Preparing the actors for "the fight scene"this is the only explanation I can thing.ahHHhaaa
better than krav maga
Acme_ sapian Systema is better ?
I don´t think so.
wtf is this
RadicalTerminator They are creating a video to show an example of how systema works. They are not showing off. Besides, these are old people who are masters, which means they have trained in systema and have been in the military for a long time now.
This is Russian special ops military training, it's designed for killing people instantly. I would say it's for the opposite of 'showing off' LOL
Cool video. Do all these pressure points work, are just students that let u go. If is true, then assume. Would love some training
Watching this dumb shit reminds me of the movie Bruno.
Fight one of them yourself and then say if it's fake.
Dan Cosme
Sorry dude, I did not know you were 10.
Dan Cosme
Well this video has atleast four of them who do it for entertainment.
STEPMASTURB They are not doing it for entertainment, it's suppose to be instructional.
Yeah you are probably right, I know these guys are great at martial arts no matter what, I'm just a sceptic and when im tipsy I have to belt my thoughts out :D
Смешно, особенно этот жирный тренер
2:02 & 2:48 that's just funny
OK, guys. First of all Mikhail Rybko and Vladimir Vasiliev practicing system that was design by Rybko. V.Vasieliev his student, both ex-special forces officers with real combat experience. Vasiliev lives in Toronto now and heads HQ of Russian martial art "Systema spetsnaz" Toronto. His picture was shown on cover of "Black Belt" magazine. Who is Vadim Starov I don't know, he does not practicing Rybko's system, so don't confuse them. There are many different systems, all called "systema", wich is just russian word written by latin letters. Toronto HQ holds week long international training camp in Ontario every 2 years, that was visited by people all over the world, they are from different backgrounds, including military personal, lawenforcing agencies, martial art instructors (other then systema). Some of them coming to every camp despite that price around $4000 CDN. Would be that people pay that amount of money for fake? I also was sceptical seen videos as I practiced martial arts when I was young. But I decided to visit that camp once. Well, yes, this staff works. But! It completely different from conventional martial arts as it is based on relaxation and breathing. There is a completely different unique inner mechanism. And yes, you don't need to be physically fit. I'm almost 60 y.o. now, overweight, have diabetes and other alignments, don't do exercises any more but I still can do 10 push ups any time if I can relax my elbow and shoulders, same with heavy lifting. Instructors don't do anything fast on purpose - to let people see details, I so it once in fast motion - it's like both guys got jolted and attacker flies in one direction and his knife in another. But you can't see what was done and how with this speed. And yes, it is painful, many guys who pictured in videos already know it and don't want to fill it again that is why many behave oddly.
Both ryabko, vasiliev and starov studied systema from Kadochnikov father of systema
@@fuzkforyou Kadochnikov's systema and Rybkov's systema are different systemas. Kadochnikov's systema was based on knowledge of physics and bio-mechanics, while Rybkov's systema based on relaxation and breathing. They might started from studying Kadochnikov's systema but later Rybkov designed it's own. And Rybkov's systema is all about surviving, hand to hand combat is only small portion of it. And from seeing video of Stratov I can tell for sure that he does not know Rybkov's systema as there is no any fighting stance in Rybkov's systema, your normal everyday stance is your fighting stance.
and I just say that I think that the basic training of spetsnaz
I don't think so.... :D
With Systema's patent pending Magic Punches, you don't need any speed to obliterate your opponents!!
Uhh...physics anyone?
Бред какой-то, показуха!
@Опять сменил ник Я смотрел и думал-показуха…
Looks like Hollywood!