I've used Systema techniques against a much larger opponent after being put in a bouncer arm bar(behind the back, elbow bent). Thanks to Systema I KNEW where the energy was coming from within my own nervous system. I followed the energy back to it's source and sent the 6'3 250 pound security guard flying into a car he was trying to ram me into. I am 5'9 and 175 lbs. I was able to redirect the hold itself and simply spin around and TOUCHED his upper back shoulder and sent the energy back into his own body. It definitely works in real life, without warning. Study. Learn your body nervous system and pressure points. I used to study Col Mikael Robokov RIP. I messed up his name.
Master Vladimir🙏🏼 Un boxeur est très efficace sur un ring avec des gants un karatéka est très efficace sur un tatamis avec un kimono Le systema est efficace partout sans règles sans kimono sans arbitre sans peur .
laughing at all the people here who spit the soup without having tasted it. I was at a Systema seminar where 2 guys (both hard style instructors) turned up on the second day having missed the ballistic punching part & pooh-poohed it all having never felt the power of those 'soft' blows. The master (Val Rhiazonov) treated them (both at once) to a chance to throw their jabs and kicks He stayed more or less in the same spot, laughing as they 'danced like flies' (his words). "And now I show you how easy it is to be dead" he said as he turned on the gas & had them both scuffed & puffed up against the wall suing for mercy in about 20 seconds. For all their good humour these guys have all done their time in war zones & when they show you the goods you see the cold hard killer behind their eyes. If you really believe its Bulshido put your money where your mouth is, go to a class with one of the masters & find out for yourself how easy it is to be dead when you judge a genuine martial art by ringside rules. You might just learn a thing or two.
I studied Systema for 3 years. There's a lot I used and still use. I used that stuff in war and as an armed professional protecting people. My favorite stuff (aside from zombie PT) was fighting in close quarters, using the environment against an opponent or group of opponents, and using anything in the environment against them like a pen, a rolled up magazine, a chair, even the damn desk I was sitting at. Truly brutal and painful and effective when applied correctly. I also agree with how Systema utilizes the kinetic chain to get maximum power and speed within tight spaces against a target. Systema is not the only martial art in the world, but combined with other skills and applied correctly, it is absolutely lethal and effective.
From what I could analyze of this style, Systema is just pure scientific application of biomechanics and anatomy into combat. Imagine a martial art created by a military veteran with a PhD in Medicine - that is how you must perceive how Systema "flows".
@@argentinavr and yet, is the combat style of the Russian Armed Forces. You, on the other hand, talk too much nonsense for someone who do not research martial arts.
@@Jamhael1 box, kick, in my early years the shity kung fu , you are like other lady boys defending this shit unreal, no real use, maybe practical in some sort of situation, but hardely effective
@@argentinavr and this still did not change the fact that Systema is the martial art of the Russian Armed Forces. Just because YOU don't like it does not make your pointless complaint "correct".
Every "combat master" that does dance around with the enemy while the enemy has a knife in his hand and not disarming, removing, taking the weapon from the enemy is the top priority: IS BULLSHIDO. at 0:57 he would have his kidney cut out easy. Never tried to grab the knife from the enemy in those clips, it just shows how failure of a combat system this is. 3:30 clip is a similar stupid example, not taking the knife, just bullshidoing around with each other. Its the worst, this is how you get killed and stabbed on the street real life.
@@Saintdog000 How do you know what real streetlife is? How many knivefights did you survive? What better than a (playful) mammal learning setup do you have to offer? You have to have some big boots to fill those of the man you are watching in the video: Speedwise, awarenesswise, techniquewise, timingwise, surprisewise, cold to the bone wise .... .Meet him in person and you will realize what I mean.
@@Saintdog000 What are you talking about mate, there is plenty of footage, both old and recent, of Vladimir disarming knives, usually ending quickly with the "attacker"/partner "eating is own knife" ... The "bullshidoing around" you refer to is just a slow paced instructionnal demo at a seminar : the goal here is to show people in a playful way at a slow speed so they can see, understand and most importantly FEEL the mechanics and possible tactics at play ... you can see a disarm here too by the way. Will that type of training make you "knife proof" in a matter of hours ?... Of course not, nobody claimed that it will (contrary to what you seem to imply), and no amount or type of training could achieve an 100% success rate, especially when blades are involved, again no one in their right mind believes that, in Systema or elsewhere ... so that's beside the point. However, is that type of training beneficial, does it develop awareness and skills that could improve survivability, well absolutely it does ... Does it take month/years of training slow at first to UNDERSTAND and assimilate the work at a proprioceptive level (key concept here), then faster and harder to test your abilities under pressure, then slow again to adress and correct the mistakes that will inevitably come with speed and stress ... well yes, that's called the learning process, and it's neverending and can always be refined. Is it a quick and easy way to become a "superhero" ? Absolutely not, that doesn't exist, and nobody serious ever pretended otherwise. So now please my friend, if you can't make at least a little effort to understand, analyze and investigate honestly what it is that you are seeing maybe don't comment about it ... Because while your concerns are logical and valid, it seems like you never tried this type of training yourself, and have zero understanding about it's potential value and limits, with a lot of hard work involved of course, as with all things ...
Systema actually is not "Russian" but an ancient Cossack martial art. There were Ukrainian Cossacks (from Zaporizhye) and Cossacks of river Don (the latter ones were outcasts, mercenaries, sometimes border guards and sometimes anti-Russian rebels in XIV-XIX centuries, living in outskirts of the Russian Empire). Most Cossacks fought against Marxists-Bolsheviks during the Civil War 1918-1921. Also, many Cossacks (over 100,000) fought against the Soviet Red Army in WW2. Cossacks disliked Soviet mass murders and other atrocities and were not on board with Stalin' GULAG death camps. Cossacks always wanted freedom instead. Systema as a Cossack martial art practically disappeared during the Soviet times, because the USSR was exterminating Cossacks (after Stalin's genocide of Cossacks out of 2,5 million only three thousand Cossacks have survived). Also, in the USSR most martial arts were illegal for its citizens to practice. It is a miracle (and heavy work of Mr. Kadochnikov) that Systema was restored, and - grand thank you to Vladimir Vasilyev - that Systema is now available for all people practically world-wide. It is a truly great and unique martial art, that has both tragic and beautiful history, the history of Cossacks' long struggle for freedom.
Its interesting that a lot of people see Systema as fake and want them to try it on other arts. I do not practice Systema, but I have been doing a lot of research on it. The way they train is really to avoid getting hit. The students move like they do, because they are learning to read what the opponent is doing. They or you don't want to be hit with a Systema punch, it causes a different type and level of pain, one that you try to avoid taking. Avoiding that pain is why the Systema student react the way they do so that they can avoid the consequences of being struck. I will put money on any non Systema person taking a Systema punch and see if they are willing to take a second one. After the first one they will have awkward body motions and not the smooth body contortions you see from a Systema student.
So many negative comments about Systema is ridiculous…..these comments are from individuals with very closed minds. If you have experienced a class with Vladimir he will definitely convince you that he is more than an expert in self defence. This man has a highly developed skill and I have the ultimate respect for his very advanced skill level and Systema itself…..to all Systema practitioners I salute you. Thank you Vladimir for sharing your knowledge with me.
Then why not do a light spar with MMA practitioner to prove the effectiveness of systema? He is not going to do it, because even a novice MMA practitioner would light this guy up and he would have to retire shortly afterwards.
@@inq752Mma is a sport. Systema, Penjak Silat, Krav Maga, Okinawa Karate, are self defense sistems. That's why you will never see a Krav Maga practitioner in a mma competition. It doesn't work that way. They don't train to fight. They train to survive in a street situation, for 2, 5, 10 seconds. Mma is not a self defense sistem, it's a fight sport. Don't compare both things. Grettings.
@@CaesarSneezy Fight is not self defense. If a self defense situation become a fight, then you have to adapt. An okinawan master of Uechi-ryu adviced me once to learn boxing. I asked why. He said "if a self defense situation become a street fight then use boxe. You can mix it with your Uechi-ryu or not. But boxe is effective in street fight".
Many years ago, I was told this was created so you could walk through a crowd and take someone down without it looking like you attacked them. The punches hurt, and I'm not sure if i was told the truth, but it was never intended to be a straightforward defense system.
Like the man's relaxed and controlled style. But i would like to see a ballistic punch or hit and draw a comparison to Bruce Lee's 1" punch. And i believe striking force can actually be measured.
Страные коментаторы. Посмотртье видео других "единоборств". Там такие же постановочные ролики, где напдающие падают от выходящего из ноздрей воздуха защищающегося.
He’s so off balance with everything he does. I get this is demo speed but even his stances while going slow are so broken that I’m surprised he’s not falling over.
@@AmableCorrales-bo7bb homeboy, it’s too early for Spanish so I’m going to answer in English and pray this translates over well. I know the only person that fell was the person who threw the kick, I’m saying the person who is demonstrating is off balance. His foot placement and weight distribution are terrible and he’s not putting any of his weight in his strikes. If you throw a punch or a kick how he’s showing, you’re doing to fall on your butt and do no damage to the person attacking you.
@@Drachenherz806 eso es lo que tú te crees!!!..ve y haz un curso con el,lánzale un golpe..y el que perderá el culo serás tú...está entrenando suave para maximizar la enseñanza de la relajación,sabes distinguir que es un ejercicio de un combate imagino?...el kickboxer que le lanzó la patada a toda velocidad donde terminó?...y el instructor?...estaba bién no?...no hablar de lo que no sabéis....ir y entrenar sistema con el y luego me hablas del peso,posición y todas esas historias...como practicante de karate se de que hablo,y se que hace este tipo con quintos danés de karate...lo sé..lo vi...estaba allí
@@AmableCorrales-bo7bb bro, I’ve been doing martial arts for 20 years. I’ve been doing everything from Karate and Taekwando to BJJ and Krav Maga. I think I know what I’m talking about.
@@notfontenot I've seen a systema military guy beaten up in simple boxing 🥊 but in videos he was training spetsnaz... What I mean all these techniques seem to be working on pre fixed moves.
@@notfontenot this is what I mean! Muay Thai its a compact style which you don't know what is gonna come and from where...plus you deal with an opponent in fighting mode. Same happens in the streets. The 80 % of all these is psychology and cannot be taught with pre fixed moves. What I know from the streets is that you NEVER engage with anyone cause EVERYONE could be your death so you get in a compact style of fight and release a combo in order to open a gap and RUN! I m really struggling to find a video close to reality and I can't...its only pre fixed moves...only Muay Thai looks decent that could save you because you're holding your space offensively. Defend offensively if that makes any sense... Its good to train your body and the mind with martial arts but never get in the delusion that any of that is actually gonna work with a real opponent, criminal or intoxicated armed person in real life. After the sparring they've got to watch videos in how many micro seconds they cut your throat or stab you while just talking in order to land to reality.
"real combat sports"... so you get stabbed in the neck for sport; hilarious !. Always a blast to find someone with big keyboard typing fingers in the wild !.
@@coresystemacombatives If you go against a knife you're gonna get stabbed. Any real contact discipline practitioner knows that. REAL being the operative word.
And THAT is the kind of comment an uninformed individual would make. I've trained some Tai Chi and Aikido, and am currently training Systema under a student OF Vlad's right now. The only commonality is in terms of smooth execution and improvisation, the rest is biomechanics, and ways to break structure and limbs. This stuff must be demonstrated safely, because in a true fight Vlad would simply be breaking limbs (or necks.)
The problem for that type o martial arts is that it’s impossible to apply in a non combative situation it’s a kill before get killed type of martial art if we applie it in it’s true situation the other person can get seriously hurt or killed 🤷🏻♀️
@@AlexanderEremin-b8j Is purposefully targeting joints (cervicals for example) and vital organs not "deadly", you think ?... Because that's ultimately what that type of work is designed to do, no matter how playful or goofy the training may look ... Then again it obviously requires hard work and dedication to learn and be able to apply effectively, no argument there.
@@romainl2268 I didn't understand the first part?))))) What does this have to do with fatal cervical vertebrae?))) I've been boxing for many years. No matter how you pump your neck. I'll successfully hit the head and the fatality of the cervical vertebrae won't help))) Sorry. I don't understand English well) maybe I translated it wrong. When you put gloves on your hands and start sparring in full contact, there are different rules and time goes by in fractions of a second. The most important thing is to feel the timing of the blow and the distance. And this comes with experience. After numerous sparring sessions with different opponents. The system is good of course, why not) You do sports. You probably do what you like. But as a fighting style - it's garbage.
@@blackwatch2516 no but the concepts are, i have all this guys vids which alot you don't see here, lots for defense with every day items such as a jacket or a door, jason bourne character in movies uses this system
Almost none of this would work. They should show them sparring against some Thai kickboxer and see how they do, or a BJJ purple belt. Both would dismantle them.
Lmao a perfect example of a "fake master". "Buh wuh abuh the head kick part?!?!?!" If there'd be more clips of that, you'd see that it was a luck last millisecond dodge. Shit's not viable IRL, otherwise why would anyone get hit ever if they could just "relax" themselves lmao
Exactly. Also, defenders of Systema constantly talk about how it's so realistic and practical and made specifically for combat and fighting in the streets. But how often do you actually see a high roundhouse kick in a street fight?
I've used Systema techniques against a much larger opponent after being put in a bouncer arm bar(behind the back, elbow bent). Thanks to Systema I KNEW where the energy was coming from within my own nervous system. I followed the energy back to it's source and sent the 6'3 250 pound security guard flying into a car he was trying to ram me into. I am 5'9 and 175 lbs. I was able to redirect the hold itself and simply spin around and TOUCHED his upper back shoulder and sent the energy back into his own body. It definitely works in real life, without warning. Study. Learn your body nervous system and pressure points. I used to study Col Mikael Robokov RIP. I messed up his name.
Not Robocop. Mickail Ryabko. He was extraordinary
I have just started wit the systema breathwork and it is life changing!
Master Vladimir🙏🏼
Un boxeur est très efficace sur un ring avec des gants un karatéka est très efficace sur un tatamis avec un kimono
Le systema est efficace partout sans règles sans kimono sans arbitre sans peur .
Prove it, show us with an opponent.
Then we'll evaluate.
The speed and timing on that head kick defense was insane.
laughing at all the people here who spit the soup without having tasted it.
I was at a Systema seminar where 2 guys (both hard style instructors) turned up on the second day having missed the ballistic punching part & pooh-poohed it all having never felt the power of those 'soft' blows.
The master (Val Rhiazonov) treated them (both at once) to a chance to throw their jabs and kicks
He stayed more or less in the same spot, laughing as they 'danced like flies' (his words). "And now I show you how easy it is to be dead" he said as he turned on the gas & had them both scuffed & puffed up against the wall suing for mercy in about 20 seconds.
For all their good humour these guys have all done their time in war zones & when they show you the goods you see the cold hard killer behind their eyes.
If you really believe its Bulshido put your money where your mouth is, go to a class with one of the masters & find out for yourself how easy it is to be dead when you judge a genuine martial art by ringside rules.
You might just learn a thing or two.
Well said...
@@KOMBATPedianame me all the systema ufc champions
I studied Systema for 3 years. There's a lot I used and still use. I used that stuff in war and as an armed professional protecting people. My favorite stuff (aside from zombie PT) was fighting in close quarters, using the environment against an opponent or group of opponents, and using anything in the environment against them like a pen, a rolled up magazine, a chair, even the damn desk I was sitting at. Truly brutal and painful and effective when applied correctly. I also agree with how Systema utilizes the kinetic chain to get maximum power and speed within tight spaces against a target. Systema is not the only martial art in the world, but combined with other skills and applied correctly, it is absolutely lethal and effective.
@@Ronin____5000 Systema is a lie for idiots
Systema is exactly that a system... I have trained with a certified instructor in the u.s.. it is great training... and humbling
From what I could analyze of this style, Systema is just pure scientific application of biomechanics and anatomy into combat.
Imagine a martial art created by a military veteran with a PhD in Medicine - that is how you must perceive how Systema "flows".
JAJAJAJAJAJ scientific bullshido like Chi, kamehame ha and naruto
@@argentinavr and yet, is the combat style of the Russian Armed Forces.
You, on the other hand, talk too much nonsense for someone who do not research martial arts.
@@Jamhael1 box, kick, in my early years the shity kung fu , you are like other lady boys defending this shit unreal, no real use, maybe practical in some sort of situation, but hardely effective
@@argentinavr and this still did not change the fact that Systema is the martial art of the Russian Armed Forces.
Just because YOU don't like it does not make your pointless complaint "correct".
@@Jamhael1 ART because they are all lame actors
Thanks for bright colored lines. Otherwise i would have no idea what was going on.
i've had dinner with gentleman, super cool guy, very experienced, very wise and very humorous with zero bullshit
Every "combat master" that does dance around with the enemy while the enemy has a knife in his hand and not disarming, removing, taking the weapon from the enemy is the top priority: IS BULLSHIDO. at 0:57 he would have his kidney cut out easy. Never tried to grab the knife from the enemy in those clips, it just shows how failure of a combat system this is. 3:30 clip is a similar stupid example, not taking the knife, just bullshidoing around with each other. Its the worst, this is how you get killed and stabbed on the street real life.
@@Saintdog000 this is the truth 100% but people who are massively delusional and won't accept it
@@Saintdog000 How do you know what real streetlife is? How many knivefights did you survive? What better than a (playful) mammal learning setup do you have to offer? You have to have some big boots to fill those of the man you are watching in the video: Speedwise, awarenesswise, techniquewise, timingwise, surprisewise, cold to the bone wise .... .Meet him in person and you will realize what I mean.
@@Saintdog000 What are you talking about mate, there is plenty of footage, both old and recent, of Vladimir disarming knives, usually ending quickly with the "attacker"/partner "eating is own knife" ...
The "bullshidoing around" you refer to is just a slow paced instructionnal demo at a seminar : the goal here is to show people in a playful way at a slow speed so they can see, understand and most importantly FEEL the mechanics and possible tactics at play ... you can see a disarm here too by the way.
Will that type of training make you "knife proof" in a matter of hours ?... Of course not, nobody claimed that it will (contrary to what you seem to imply), and no amount or type of training could achieve an 100% success rate, especially when blades are involved, again no one in their right mind believes that, in Systema or elsewhere ... so that's beside the point.
However, is that type of training beneficial, does it develop awareness and skills that could improve survivability, well absolutely it does ...
Does it take month/years of training slow at first to UNDERSTAND and assimilate the work at a proprioceptive level (key concept here), then faster and harder to test your abilities under pressure, then slow again to adress and correct the mistakes that will inevitably come with speed and stress ... well yes, that's called the learning process, and it's neverending and can always be refined.
Is it a quick and easy way to become a "superhero" ? Absolutely not, that doesn't exist, and nobody serious ever pretended otherwise.
So now please my friend, if you can't make at least a little effort to understand, analyze and investigate honestly what it is that you are seeing maybe don't comment about it ...
Because while your concerns are logical and valid, it seems like you never tried this type of training yourself, and have zero understanding about it's potential value and limits, with a lot of hard work involved of course, as with all things ...
I'm here because i wanted to learn this:)) I've been watching lookism lately and I'm thrilled by this Russian martial art called systema😂
😂😂Me too
Give it a try..you will enjoy it.
FUCKING SAMEEE
Systema actually is not "Russian" but an ancient Cossack martial art.
There were Ukrainian Cossacks (from Zaporizhye) and Cossacks of river Don (the latter ones were outcasts, mercenaries, sometimes border guards and sometimes anti-Russian rebels in XIV-XIX centuries, living in outskirts of the Russian Empire).
Most Cossacks fought against Marxists-Bolsheviks during the Civil War 1918-1921. Also, many Cossacks (over 100,000) fought against the Soviet Red Army in WW2. Cossacks disliked Soviet mass murders and other atrocities and were not on board with Stalin' GULAG death camps. Cossacks always wanted freedom instead.
Systema as a Cossack martial art practically disappeared during the Soviet times, because the USSR was exterminating Cossacks (after Stalin's genocide of Cossacks out of 2,5 million only three thousand Cossacks have survived). Also, in the USSR most martial arts were illegal for its citizens to practice. It is a miracle (and heavy work of Mr. Kadochnikov) that Systema was restored, and - grand thank you to Vladimir Vasilyev - that Systema is now available for all people practically world-wide.
It is a truly great and unique martial art, that has both tragic and beautiful history, the history of Cossacks' long struggle for freedom.
You're an absolute joke if you think this is legit.
Its interesting that a lot of people see Systema as fake and want them to try it on other arts. I do not practice Systema, but I have been doing a lot of research on it. The way they train is really to avoid getting hit. The students move like they do, because they are learning to read what the opponent is doing. They or you don't want to be hit with a Systema punch, it causes a different type and level of pain, one that you try to avoid taking. Avoiding that pain is why the Systema student react the way they do so that they can avoid the consequences of being struck. I will put money on any non Systema person taking a Systema punch and see if they are willing to take a second one. After the first one they will have awkward body motions and not the smooth body contortions you see from a Systema student.
So many negative comments about Systema is ridiculous…..these comments are from individuals with very closed minds. If you have experienced a class with Vladimir he will definitely convince you that he is more than an expert in self defence. This man has a highly developed skill and I have the ultimate respect for his very advanced skill level and Systema itself…..to all Systema practitioners I salute you. Thank you Vladimir for sharing your knowledge with me.
Then why not do a light spar with MMA practitioner to prove the effectiveness of systema? He is not going to do it, because even a novice MMA practitioner would light this guy up and he would have to retire shortly afterwards.
@@inq752Mma is a sport. Systema, Penjak Silat, Krav Maga, Okinawa Karate, are self defense sistems. That's why you will never see a Krav Maga practitioner in a mma competition. It doesn't work that way. They don't train to fight. They train to survive in a street situation, for 2, 5, 10 seconds. Mma is not a self defense sistem, it's a fight sport. Don't compare both things. Grettings.
@@martinabreu566 If one system trains people who can win in a fight against another system, which one is a more effective self-defense system?
Looks like artistry
@@CaesarSneezy Fight is not self defense. If a self defense situation become a fight, then you have to adapt. An okinawan master of Uechi-ryu adviced me once to learn boxing. I asked why. He said "if a self defense situation become a street fight then use boxe. You can mix it with your Uechi-ryu or not. But boxe is effective in street fight".
I’m here because I just finished watching equalizer 3
What a come back from a head kick
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Ion know bout y’all but that first hit was realistic ashell, he hit the leg down causing him to trip and also hit his bicep with his knuckle
Many years ago, I was told this was created so you could walk through a crowd and take someone down without it looking like you attacked them. The punches hurt, and I'm not sure if i was told the truth, but it was never intended to be a straightforward defense system.
That knee bump at 2:35 took that guy right to the floor
Cool video
3:43 you’re gonna need it
Vladimir should be wearing a superman shirt.
hello it's extraordinary how to know you
That's crazy💀🔥
Cool
Whoa, DK Yoo was in the background.
Looks like training for defense against just inexperienced bullies off the streets
Nice techno music
Like the man's relaxed and controlled style.
But i would like to see a ballistic punch or hit and draw a comparison to Bruce Lee's 1" punch.
And i believe striking force can actually be measured.
Страные коментаторы. Посмотртье видео других "единоборств". Там такие же постановочные ролики, где напдающие падают от выходящего из ноздрей воздуха защищающегося.
👍👍
He’s so off balance with everything he does. I get this is demo speed but even his stances while going slow are so broken that I’m surprised he’s not falling over.
El único que cayó fué el que le tiró una patada a la cabeza a toda velocidad...deja de decir tonterias
@@AmableCorrales-bo7bb homeboy, it’s too early for Spanish so I’m going to answer in English and pray this translates over well. I know the only person that fell was the person who threw the kick, I’m saying the person who is demonstrating is off balance. His foot placement and weight distribution are terrible and he’s not putting any of his weight in his strikes. If you throw a punch or a kick how he’s showing, you’re doing to fall on your butt and do no damage to the person attacking you.
@@Drachenherz806 eso es lo que tú te crees!!!..ve y haz un curso con el,lánzale un golpe..y el que perderá el culo serás tú...está entrenando suave para maximizar la enseñanza de la relajación,sabes distinguir que es un ejercicio de un combate imagino?...el kickboxer que le lanzó la patada a toda velocidad donde terminó?...y el instructor?...estaba bién no?...no hablar de lo que no sabéis....ir y entrenar sistema con el y luego me hablas del peso,posición y todas esas historias...como practicante de karate se de que hablo,y se que hace este tipo con quintos danés de karate...lo sé..lo vi...estaba allí
@@AmableCorrales-bo7bb bro, I’ve been doing martial arts for 20 years. I’ve been doing everything from Karate and Taekwando to BJJ and Krav Maga. I think I know what I’m talking about.
@@AmableCorrales-bo7bb and none of this was full speed.
I'm drunk and stoned and it's almost looks real almost 😁
Why you don't see these techniques at MMA?
@@notfontenot I've seen a systema military guy beaten up in simple boxing 🥊 but in videos he was training spetsnaz...
What I mean all these techniques seem to be working on pre fixed moves.
@@notfontenot this is what I mean!
Muay Thai its a compact style which you don't know what is gonna come and from where...plus you deal with an opponent in fighting mode.
Same happens in the streets.
The 80 % of all these is psychology and cannot be taught with pre fixed moves.
What I know from the streets is that you NEVER engage with anyone cause EVERYONE could be your death so you get in a compact style of fight and release a combo in order to open a gap and RUN!
I m really struggling to find a video close to reality and I can't...its only pre fixed moves...only Muay Thai looks decent that could save you because you're holding your space offensively.
Defend offensively if that makes any sense...
Its good to train your body and the mind with martial arts but never get in the delusion that any of that is actually gonna work with a real opponent, criminal or intoxicated armed person in real life.
After the sparring they've got to watch videos in how many micro seconds they cut your throat or stab you while just talking in order to land to reality.
Because it is not in the MMA curriculum. Look up Dan the Wolfman. He was pro a UFC guy.
@@Alexis2nd i have seen connor mcgregor beaten up in simple boxing 🤣
I think its because systema is a militar martial art and not a sportive martial art
In the initial stages of the video, the blade is the wrong way.. just saying
Well they're not trying to kill or injure, so it makes sense
IS HE THE ONLY ONE ALLOWED TO MOVE AND RESPONSE FAST!!¡¡??? JAJAJAJJA HILARIUS
World War 2 combat System
😲 Best in world omg
Witam witam
Хороший танцор. :)
Все дело во времени ; )
Always a blast to find this bullshido videos in the wild! Hilarious!
Find some time..Try it out before you say something…
@@ronfelix27 I train real combat sports, thank you.
@@ronfelix27 Can you explain that plz? What do you mean with that?
"real combat sports"... so you get stabbed in the neck for sport; hilarious !. Always a blast to find someone with big keyboard typing fingers in the wild !.
@@coresystemacombatives If you go against a knife you're gonna get stabbed. Any real contact discipline practitioner knows that. REAL being the operative word.
slow motion training versus drunk people...impressive !
Devagar até eu
Maxxed out on luck
Save your money, you never use this if you're nice to people.
Eso pensaba el de la patada a la cabeza....y terminó cagado
В канаде проконает))
Если люди готовы платить за это деньги, то зачем отказываться от такого заработка?
Атакующие какие то имбицилы. Против шустрых мотивированных и агрессивных система работает?
please tell me. why these men acting like a magnet ? looks this guy doesnt nothing just basic moves. hot does he bend them easiy ?
Шарлотка!
Yo practiqué systema ruso y ellos vinieron a Cancún 👍😂🔪
I can’t help but think that vodka had something to do with the development of this system. The movements look like a drunk moving.
Circus left, but clowns stayed)
Система базируется на законах физики ,как у Кадочникова!
This is like the absolute worst parts of Tai Chi and Aikido had a baby, and I'm saying that as a fan of both.
And THAT is the kind of comment an uninformed individual would make. I've trained some Tai Chi and Aikido, and am currently training Systema under a student OF Vlad's right now. The only commonality is in terms of smooth execution and improvisation, the rest is biomechanics, and ways to break structure and limbs. This stuff must be demonstrated safely, because in a true fight Vlad would simply be breaking limbs (or necks.)
dangerous comedy showing this acted "knife defense" mooves. some idiot may think this could work in real fight and getting stabbed realy bad
Lol…ok dumb dumb.
The problem for that type o martial arts is that it’s impossible to apply in a non combative situation it’s a kill before get killed type of martial art if we applie it in it’s true situation the other person can get seriously hurt or killed 🤷🏻♀️
you watch too many action movies)) all “deadly styles”, they are deadly only in words.
@@AlexanderEremin-b8j Is purposefully targeting joints (cervicals for example) and vital organs not "deadly", you think ?...
Because that's ultimately what that type of work is designed to do, no matter how playful or goofy the training may look ...
Then again it obviously requires hard work and dedication to learn and be able to apply effectively, no argument there.
@@romainl2268 I didn't understand the first part?))))) What does this have to do with fatal cervical vertebrae?)))
I've been boxing for many years. No matter how you pump your neck. I'll successfully hit the head and the fatality of the cervical vertebrae won't help)))
Sorry. I don't understand English well) maybe I translated it wrong.
When you put gloves on your hands and start sparring in full contact, there are different rules and time goes by in fractions of a second. The most important thing is to feel the timing of the blow and the distance. And this comes with experience. After numerous sparring sessions with different opponents.
The system is good of course, why not) You do sports. You probably do what you like. But as a fighting style - it's garbage.
Bruh those knives glimmer a little too much to be plastic. Crazy Russians using real knives to train 🤣
Это всё обман!В России это уже поняли,он не мастер.!😅
Он тоже понял, что в России это поняли.😄 Поэтому он и не в России.
Eel style
common sense would be not to engage a fight with someone who has a knife
this is just comedy
No. It is training.
this combat technique is used by russian special forces. This is not for designed for self defence
@@blackwatch2516 no but the concepts are, i have all this guys vids which alot you don't see here, lots for defense with every day items such as a jacket or a door, jason bourne character in movies uses this system
Ah yes, don't fight people if you don't have to. Truly enlightening commentary...
@@blackwatch2516 lol what a dumb thing
Almost none of this would work. They should show them sparring against some Thai kickboxer and see how they do, or a BJJ purple belt. Both would dismantle them.
Peró si el que le lanzó una patada a la cabeza es un Kick boxer y terminó cagado
a lot of FALOPA
😂😂😂😂😂😂
looks like steven seagull type of bullshit, show me actual combat not this slow mo dancing.
they are dancing lmao
Better off learning Escrima
'Yeah to that; best defense against multiple attacks; & masters of knife application!
Guys attacking in slow me and he is responding way faster hahah how can you guys believe this bullshit?
even a bjj blue belt whould beat this guy.
Jjjjjjjjjjjjjjjj......sí,como el kickboxer.....para luego terminar cagado en el suelo..deja de decir tonterias
Great acting
zero efficiency.
Ето,какаято ДРОЧ.
Боксер даже среднего уровня уложит этого маэстро двойкой за полсекунды. Это не системаэто полная муйня
после 7 лет бокса я был в шоке познакомившись с системой)) не говори того, что не испытал на опыте, иначе ты тупо БАЛАБОЛ
@@supersonic701 вранье
@@tuxedmn БАЛАБОЛ)))
Yeah, you may stop embarrassing yourselves.
Take your own advice plz.
COMRADES, COMPANY WILL YOU CONVERT TO ISLAM RELAGION, AWESOME TRAINING.
🤡
Caucasians imitating woo woo Asian martial arts masters
A very efective and eficient imitation...
Lmao a perfect example of a "fake master".
"Buh wuh abuh the head kick part?!?!?!"
If there'd be more clips of that, you'd see that it was a luck last millisecond dodge. Shit's not viable IRL, otherwise why would anyone get hit ever if they could just "relax" themselves lmao
Exactly. Also, defenders of Systema constantly talk about how it's so realistic and practical and made specifically for combat and fighting in the streets. But how often do you actually see a high roundhouse kick in a street fight?
"Disarming" and then giving the knife back...🙄🙄🙄 So many red flags.
😂😂😂😂😂
Unable to express yourself with words?
🕳️
At least this 1 isn't fat
Hahahah easy beating.
Ya sure Muhammad….
TKD and Aikido could easily combat this... Hell, even a T-shirt wrapped around both hands could stop this...
Keep dreaming ….
BS
wtf is this?
Embarrassing
In what way?..give us your amazing intellectual insight since you are so experienced.
Looks like a feint and a jab would crumble this system.
Go to his class and try it but please film it….
Vete e inténtalo paleto