Systema: How to defend against a punch?

[@BobTheBuilder294]

3:59 you can hear him accidentally break his neck and kill one of the clones in this shot. RIP subject 245, your memory will be honored by subject 246.

[@legobatman2440]

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[@jaaajajakaksk2603]

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[@therealpinkguy2772]

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[@idreamcheese5504]

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[@ma.criseldapanuncialman439]

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[@imakebigsmiles]

This is the first video on Systema that I've seen that seemed effective and it made sense. I've seen so many others that looked like a joke. This was a great video explanation.

[@theimmortal4718]

That made sense to you???😂

[@korosheht5446]

The only thing that bugs me is that why does he not have a guard

[@d3nza482]

Naah... This looks like a joke too.

[@nomad_philosophy]

None of this makes sense and none of there people have even been in a damn schoolyard fight lol. This only makes sense if you are fighting a drunk nerd, who also have never fought someone

[@josephmoad2507]

@@nomad_philosophy russia is a lot tougher then many other places, khabib nurmagomedov spoke about how the police wouldn’t even intervene in domestic assaults like street fights, you’re very wrong honestly and I’m sure the average Russian male from regions that’s rough would be more then a handful for you

[@davidquinningan8352]

When you are still practicing you have to do it slow so you get the exact movements. That is why it is called practice. Over time it becomes natural and smooth for you because of muscle memory and when the time comes that you will have to use it it becomes almost reflexive and effortless.

[@megatonhammer4723]

David Quinn Ingan i agree with what u said as it applies to learning and mastering a particular technique at its most competent. However, i don’t know if u realize that the reason why Systema doesn’t have any particular move or stance is coz any kind of muscle memory no matter how competent, locks you into a learnt habit. Drills help perfect the process towards mastering A particular technique but can also hinder one from leading another.

[@scarred10]

the muscle memory only happens if you practise full speed, you never practise slow motion punching.Do you practise slow motion kicking a ball in soccer?All punching, kicking and throwing motions in sport are practised fast from the beginning because they are ballistic motions.

[@skmo7105]

That is why hockey players practice in slow motion.

[@coolmind2476]

If self defense techniques take years to master, not sure if it will really help 🤔 especially the attacker will not wait until the defender gets his black belt.

[@patrickfarley8036]

@@scarred10 not sure I agree as an across the board statement. I'm a multi instrumental musician and each instrument be it drums, keys, strings, or even wind instruments require slow training. The reason is to get the "muscle memory" /neuro pathways established and after that has been accomplished, speed is increased for stamina and muscle growth. And don't confuse slow with soft or fast with hard! Much like people confuse kindness with weakness. BIG MISTAKE! 😉 Practicing both slowly and softly are very bit as important as going full out and full force. In my own practice sessions I start slow, alternate between soft and forcefully, build up to full speed again soft and full power and reduce to slow and soft to finish. I think everything can be trained in this manner. Except maybe fishing?😂 ✌️

[@joshuabuesa]

I am more impressed to his partner. His slow motion moves are realistic

[@raiorai2]

I know, right?! And when the movement is paused, the guy is 100% still, moving only when the other guy moves him. It's actually amazing.

[@fmg182]

Exactly! He moves amazingly. And he does not move amazingly as well.. I guess это parusskiy discipline manners regarding fights (and showing something accurately?) i don't know i just came down my weed cloud. Cheers! And nasha zdarovie.

[@IDvfy]

Its slow to demonstrate what to do and to show you, if not theres no learning

[@rjvanloon4769]

One has to be slow to demonstrate. Also, doing any technique fast and wrong is easy. Learn to do it the correct way first, then speed it up. Anyone can make fast moves that are ineffective.

[@lionsden4563]

@@rjvanloon4769, Why not show it both? Demo and then live sparring.

[@felixlinquist]

Now, when I fight someone in slow motion, I know exactly what to do!

[@DiedrichKnickerbocker1783]

Funny.

[@gage71]

Ha ha ha ha ha

[@The738james]

Ya I can fight 10 guys at slow motion.........

[@lueleeElite]

I see what you did there lol

[@ricocapitan4331]

I want to experience that slow motion fight..i guess the time too slow and like floating in the air..super exciting...😂😂😂

[@TieXiongJi]

Great camera work! Systema is another misunderstood art. I'm so glad I found a qualified teacher years ago.

[@artair70]

Not misunderstood, just sold by cultists.

[@HP-iq6kn]

do know any other good sytema youtubers that not doing bulshido i am kinda into martial arts i am doing muaythai but i am also interested in others so this couple days i am tryna understand systema so i can get a better understanding in martial arts

[@erickmemoria]

I train muay thai and I think thosd defensive movements of systema are very interesting and useful

[@nicksoloroblox6865]

Erick Memória thx for ur opinion and I’m just glad to not see those comments oh um I train uhhhhhhhh boxing and this doesn’t work

[@snezzymeat]

Indeed

[@isaiahwhite4411]

If you wanted to do these, you would have to move closer to him after the punch is out the way. I recommend training with a helmet and gloves because if you try to pull this off, you're gonna have to move fast.

[@nicksoloroblox6865]

Isaiah D I agree with you

[@siphonkosi9196]

I agree that u can parry a jab and come over the top with a lead hook or parry a cross and throw ur own but not like it is shown in the video that will get u punched

[@paulmunro3175]

You slowed it down to where I actually learned something useful. That is RARE. Thanks.

[@smolhaer816]

This is the first epic systema video i have watched,most systema videos are old,but this one is well edited,credits to you guys.

[@tulitinai5623]

Ged Blaze the unit

[@soothsay4066]

This is warmly welcomed in the southern U.S. Thank you CRT for your diligent practice and your realistic as well as clear training principles

[@Cheatrrr]

I like watching these videos and laughing at the comments lol

[@topgameplays8768]

Lol for real bro

[@jobertcimagala9888]

Hahaha

[@mojutubakaunt]

right? xD

[@Gdenali]

Excellent. The slow motion affect makes it very easy to follow what you are teaching.

[@KravMagaPanicPerformance]

The Flash will love this Technique.

[@drjahangeer6701]

He is trained in the comics by lady shiva and batman and death stroke.

[@one-single-strike]

And he love the Krav "Magic" too...

[@lifeschange6064]

He wants to say that this technique does not work nobody's that fast ps Dich findet man echt überall

[@cocoelloco8533]

Hahahaha

[@jobertcimagala9888]

Hahaha

[@barrycrone9004]

Goju karate guy here. Most systema videos I have watched seem fake and unrealistic, however this one makes a lot of sense to me. We practice similar redirecting-type blocks from punches. Nicely done.

[@petermckenney200]

I did this move recently by accident it really worked well and surprised me and my attacker. Thanks for your great video explaining the real mechanics of it all.

[@michaelshapiro1543]

Demonstrating more than once is VERY helpful. Adding variations is GREAT. Thank you for good explanation.

[@friedstew1583]

Some cool dances, gonna use this with my prom date

[@crackaby7075]

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[@vnksport]

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[@2stepsinfront]

First time I have seen Systema work executed with a detailed breakdown of how and why with a clear English translation. Thank you for that. If you have never experienced Systema for yourself, I recommended actually giving it a try before discounting it. What you may be calling BS now may actually help you in a real life situation at some point (like one of the disarming techniques thought that you may not have learned in another art). If you are in the Southeast Michigan area, track down Systema George and give it a try. You don’t know, what you don’t know.

[@2stepsinfront]

Dirkjan, true in many cases. Just don’t overlook the possibilities of what can be learned from new movements and creating angles of attack and defense. I believe the core arts that have proven to be very effective are a combination of Muay Thai, BJJ, and Wrestling. After you have a solid foundation in those, explore the other arts/systems for things to incorporate. By adding more variables you create a higher level of encryption for your opponent to solve when engaging in offense and defense. It is also useful to study the weapon disarming techniques that these “other” arts/systems practice as such techniques are usually lacking in most Muay Thai, BJJ, and Wrestling classes. All arts/systems should be approached with 100% skepticism until you have personally experienced them and tested them for effectiveness. Never buy into any one art/system claiming to be a one stop answer for all as they all contain a certain level of BS. Do your best to find what is useful and discard the rest. Whether you are learning in slow motion or high speed, just keep learning and evolving. I have learned several things and slow motion over the years that helped to develop response pathways that have proven to be effective in live situations. Personal examples include using and aikido taught wrist lock to end and attack from a gentleman at a bar. I have also used a groin strike to end a situation from an attacker. Prior to that, all the groin strikes were in slow motion in a practice setting. When the real situation arose, the response was already ingrained.

[@2stepsinfront]

Having had experience in the proven arts and using my skills from those arts against a seasoned Systema practitioner, so would say without a doubt that there is validity to many of the techniques. If you ever have the chance to try your skills against a seasoned Systema practitioner as your own scientific test, I would encourage you do. Once you have tried it for your self, please let me know what you think. If you experience was anything like mine, you may have a new frame of reference.

[@deanharris9539]

This is the best no long story straight to the point self defence

[@Godzillarex]

Very cool intro, wow!

[@joakim8988]

I came here after watching your video on Sam Fisher.

[@Acevdks]

I came here after watching the green arrow video :D

[@andrevonronne7373]

Love the way demonstration guy keeps the freeze

[@robertdlugi]

Thank you SO much. I work IT alot, i did IT on a real fight. IT was 1 year ego. Now i can coment, becaus i wake up yesterday. Thanks IT was amaizing

[@passingmongoose]

This is the CRT we should be teaching our kids.

[@JohnTaylorHK]

I would like to also see the defence against an initial jab, rather than a leading straight or cross. I have found the jab to usually be a setup for a cross/straight. Jabs are also usually faster and don't tend to be over-extended. Nice video, very nicely narrated despite obviously not being the instructors first language. Well done.

[@driesvanoosten4417]

There is no active defence against a jab. You block or stay out of reach. But I really wonder whether you'll run into a jab in a defence situation. In a ring, jabs are cheap as you won't break you fingers on someones forehead. Without the glove, a jab also becomes expensive, so a skilled opponents won't use them as readily. Also, a classic jab (with the head tucked behind the leading shoulder) puts the attacker in a bad posture to respond to take downs, low kicks, etc. Another reason you won't see as many jabs outside a boxing ring. You already see this in the difference between boxing and mma. Much less focus on jabs in mma.

[@DIXIEMAFIA251]

Thank you for what you do! I am very interested in showing my friends and family systema!!! You are a badasss Instructor!! With love from Gulf shores,Alabama!!! ~ROLL TIDE~

[@anuzravat]

Albama

[@1MantisPhoenix]

Thank you, spasiba balshoye, that was very useful. GOing to practice with my friend in a few minutes when he gets here.

[@dilly2408]

...and your friend is Yuri Boyka ? :D

[@frankperrella1202]

I took Greco Roman Wrestling, Sambo Tangsoodo & Systema, Systema is my favorite. God bless 🙏🛐🥋 Systema will help you to defend yourself. Grappling Striking. I love the channel

[@Supermidash]

Excellent teacher, good explanations,..very cool and instructiv vid....keep up the good work folks...oussss

[@cocoelloco8533]

"Train as realistic as you can." BRUH

[@onlinewong06143413]

I think systema is a practical style simply because it has a long history being practiced in Russia military, so this is already a good evidence that it works in real violence situation. Someone say because it is slow, so it is fake and never works in full speed. This is quite incorrect. Think like that: if i do boxing drills with my partner in slow motion so to look clear, detail motion of the art, it doesn't mean that because we do it slow it is "fake". No one say that because the technique itself is proven valid and effective in ring fights. But ring is ring, it is still a sport so it still has some differences to reality. No need to doubt an art that being used widely in military. Every art works as long as you practice under a correct manner and under pressure.

[@transitioncrt2526]

Very accurate point that you mention about the difference between combat sport and combat systems. We believe every form of martial art has its own effectiveness in certain areas and situations.

[@pavelyu]

In Russia it is considered as a fake system. It was never used in army. It's just a show. Hello from Russia.

[@vandenbos6401]

they don't practice or learn anything like that, average russian soldier is just a cannon meat with an AK, don't believe any of this shit.

[@usmansumarna212]

Ilmiah banget teknik beladiri nya👍👍👍👍

[@Ambie_fun]

If i'm not mistaken, these videos are made in order to help someone to learn basics of defence. You won't be able to fight expirienced fighter, but you'll get knowledge that would help you to defence yourself from a robber for example or win some time for running away or call for help.

[@transitioncrt2526]

+Ambie Daff In the first place yes! But also experienced fighters can take useful information out of our videos. Especially in the end of season two we will post more detailed and complicated techniques/principles which could be very interesting for you if you are a trained fighter. In the end we hope everyone can take something useful out of our videos.

[@Ambie_fun]

Transition CRT unfortunatly i'm not trained fighter, but i hope so too.

[@dragan3290]

I love your way of teaching. You can see every detail. I know systema works. Nazdravlje 🙂👍👍👍

[@Yahovahs_Angel]

For all of you saying "Oh He'S dOiNg iT IN SLoW MOtioN". . . theres a quote, and it goes "if you cant do it slow, then you can't do it fast" no more needs to be said.

[@friedstew1583]

I mean none of this stuff will work

[@friedstew1583]

I mean you realise none of this will work right ?

[@Yahovahs_Angel]

@@friedstew1583 it actually does. . . when i was highschool, i git jumped by 3 guys, moves like these is what saved, i also had a guy pull a knife on me. . . moves like these saved me, these moves do in fact work.

[@heretopissyouoff8439]

@@Yahovahs_Angel lol then you woke up in the hospital

[@Yahovahs_Angel]

@@heretopissyouoff8439 i really dont care if you believe me or not. . . i really couldn't care less. What happened, happended, your disblief has no bearing on my life.

[@vivekshri]

They both are a nice team.

[@DaanSnqn]

To everyone who thinks this is fake: Systema always starts with slow practice so you understand principles of motion. Learning a ton of fast fancy techniques from the start is what gets you killed or injured. You can easily speed up the movements to full speeds and because you didn't waste time learning to do just 1 technique, you can improvise easily when slight variations of the attack are encountered.

[@aarontyeryar8108]

1234Daan4321 The problem isn’t necessarily the speed of the technique. It’s the lack of resistance being used. Even people who have never trained a day in their life don’t just leave their punches out in the air after they miss. They quickly return the hand to their face.

[@DaanSnqn]

Aaron Tyeryar You're right, but that's just step 2 in training. Just expecting your opponents arm to go back to his face would also be wrong, because that wouldn't take into account that you can expect a punch afterwards (even expecting that would be wrong, because you might get kicked instead), but that would just be step 3 and so on. For a simple demonstration it's not always necessary to take all possible factors into account, you can add them later during actual practice. Introducing all possible outcomes in a small demo, will make the demo too long and too confusing for it to be helpful.

[@bobwiththeflute]

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[@JamesWilsonCurrier]

Yes this fighting is so exclusive no mma fighter in a cage uses it. The techniques are to powerful!

[@idcorp3245]

Systema is the best, i love it!! :)

[@gergovastucsok4904]

Thanx Alex, great video.

[@DevotedDisciple-x]

Everyone in the comments is a Steven Seagal.

[@davidsharrock9536]

What, fat and ugly? Harsh man.

[@feniks9133]

@Strigorvious Dregorous Aikido is bullshit.Good only for meditation.Systema will save your life every day in every situtacion. I'm from Croatia and Systema is the best for defend your self in street fights.

[@LAVATORR]

@@feniks9133 Congratulations on both being from Croatia and never having been in an actual fight.

[@feniks9133]

@@LAVATORR Hm!? I'm 47 years old.From '91 been in war against Serbia till '95.Still active in Croatian army,rank major in special forces and train Systema. So I never been in an actual fight!?

[@LAVATORR]

@@feniks9133 Wow. In that case, you must've been extraordinarily lucky to only fight people drunk enough to lose to Systema. Don't get me wrong, I'm glad you're okay, I just can't imagine living in a world where Systema wins wars.

[@hybris159]

Very good instructor and video, thank you!

[@Victor-jk6it]

I was waiting at the end to watch it in real time...I'll continue waiting...lol

[@ChrisKsan]

I rarely "hate" on these kinds of videos but this one deserves it. If you can do all of those things in slo mo and act like you are that good, you should be able to back it up and do it at full speed. I'm not a systema expert or anything but I do have a good background in martial arts and can demonstrate techniques at full speed. If you know your distance, control your speed and your timing properly it can be done. If you are worried about getting injured and are not willing to perform at full speed, you are just not competent enough. You should be able to perform at any time at any given moment, since these are supposed to be self defense techniques.

[@vliegendehollander]

Practice with your arms at full speed but with your hands opened up like you're playing patty cake and have him actually try to tag your forehead it doesn't hurt. Make sure if you don't block he actually contacts your forehead with his palm and isn't pulling his punches. And don't throw just one punch, have the attacker mix up combos and make it more unpredictable. That's an easy fix for more realistic training.

[@taijeronevera]

I am so addicted to Martial arts, karate, kung fu styles and others like a flow of a movement, makes me want to do it too but wrongly

[@neelaagantans.809]

Excellent , Mr Alex. Very practical. Great demonstration.

[@rafaelquintana9404]

THANKS FOR YOUR VIDEOS VERY USEFUL PLEASE KEEP SENDING MORE OF THOSE VIDEOS THANKS AGAIN

[@christopherparks4342]

This actually works if your opponent only throws one punch and leaves his arm extended and makes no attempt to resist or defend himself!

[@vanillaicecream9126]

Bad stance first punch if he lucky maybe he is his gonna block but then other left hook on chin and is over he dont even cover his chin waht a bullshit...

[@thekingscurriculum]

I was a boxer when I was first introduced to Systema and it seemed kinda weak at first, but as the years have gone by I began to understand that real conflict doesn’t happen in an octagon or ring, and rarely against trained fighters. The unusual flow of Systema is surprising to most people in a real conflict and I think that’s part of its potential. However, this is a real fun martial art to teach to children, they pick it up quickly.

[@artair70]

*CULT MENTALITY*

[@Abby-pu3ur]

@@artair70 bro what are you on?

[@artair70]

@@Abby-pu3ur The whole thinking it's legitimate.

[@Abby-pu3ur]

@@artair70 it is….

[@Abby-pu3ur]

@@artair70 I’ve studied it and yeah, it’s pretty legit. It takes a while to learn and it’s hard as heck, but it’s a lot more useful that other martial arts I’ve learned.

[@sumairrana832]

The people making fun of these demonstrations and techniques really don’t know anything about fighting. Ofc the techniques won’t look this pretty in real life, but it’s the main points and principles you need to apply, and also one must realize that these sorts as soldiers or really anyone that trains martial arts, practices these movements thousands of times to make them effective, just like you can watch the best basketball shot tutorial, won’t make you shoot like steph curry, it takes hundreds and thousands of repeatedly drilling these moves to the point where it becomes almost like a reflex, it becomes as easy as breathing to move like this because of the stored muscle memory.

[@abdullaal-matri5185]

It’s fake, try mma, muay thai or boxing for real fighting unlike this type of martial art mainly cos your opponent won’t keep his hand there for you to block or catch it. He will hit you with a 1-2 combination and the next thing you know boom knockout

[@oneguy7202]

Lol these guys cant take a punch

[@theeyeoftheyinyangs]

I find this knowledge fascinating. Thank you.

[@kunal_k_]

4:00 that chiropractor's neck sound 🎶

[@andreyshelekhov6312]

I saw this video in recommended and subbed, I think you should upload more frequently because I see recent videos are 3 weeks or so apart.. I think this is a great channel and could grow if you made consistent and more frequent uploads. If it's a lot of work to do the editing then maybe cut back on editing for the more frequent uploads. I also think it's important to say that negative comments are just noise, please don't let this deter you from making content. Looking forward to future videos.

[@transitioncrt2526]

Dear Andrey, thank you for the compliment and your advise. Behind the scenes we are very busy to get new content ready and our goal is to be uploading every week again soon! Unfortunately we are having some complications with the editing at the moment.

[@mohrizkika4146]

Apa cuma gue yg kesini habis tau ternyata beladirinya Jay systema

[@m.nurzakimuliawan3855]

Njir wokwokkwk

[@oktavianuroyani8742]

anjir samaaa!!!!!!!!

[@maingameajaskuy1482]

Sama

[@PpAirO5]

Systema is very well thought out, and is a good fighting/self defence system.

[@bayurocky1326]

In street fighting everything is fast and random attack

[@jeremiahvaleska9327]

Thanks for share your knowledge

[@one-single-strike]

Why I don't see this video before? I lose decades on a stupid boxe ring...

[@dejin1608]

@@spidermoon3574 did not u understand ? He means that tech is bullshit :)). Boxe ring means Muey Thai or Round fight. I think so

[@diegorivera1301]

Gracias y me gusta la forma enque Ustedes lo muestran , Casi igual que en camaralenta muy interesante Saludos desde GUATEMALA👏

[@papupro3696]

:3

[@nabzalrash4955]

After a while some of these comments become ridiculous. “What if he’s a boxer?” “What if he’s a champion Muay Thai fighter”.. what if he has a machine gun? The fact is you hare most likely not going to be attacked by a highly skilled boxer and even if you are it is very unlikely that he will feint circle or jab. If you are In anon sporting confrontation with anyone they most likely will be trying to knock you out with one punch OR grab with in hand and hit you with the other.. google or KZbin 100 streetlights and you may only see three or four that shows skilled boxers or people with any training at all unless you search for that specifically. They are training to deal with self defence situations not sport so these criticisms are as daft as me commenting on a bjj or boxing video about how the shoulder roll or rubber guard wouldn’t work against a knife.

[@malos2160]

nabz al rash so you say that boxing is good for sport but doesn't work for selfdefense?

[@nabzalrash4955]

Malos of course it works for self defence. Just depends on the situation. All combat sports and martial arts have their benefits

[@djfritz]

Still wouldnt work in a street fight, punches are coming to fast to try this move.

[@nabzalrash4955]

dj FRiTZo I’ve pulled something off similar, it depends on who is doing the punching.

[@michaelshapiro1543]

Those highly skilled boxers with machine guns are VERY dangerous! The AMAZING thing is how they REACH the TRIGGER with those boxing gloves on! Really scary is how arrogant & ignorant the "critics" are.

[@jamespisano1164]

Thanks for sharing, Sir.

[@ranran9407]

Cool

[@joesphp.1432]

Very good. Great lesson thank you

[@charleshammacher6631]

This is relying on if they throw themselves into the punch. Maybe useful in a lunge punch though

[@MT-if1jr]

Wow. Fantastic

[@rafaelcavalcante5255]

i'm here because of street fighter, kolin

[@kamekonoha]

very nice, looks like wing chun and karate combined

[@1sunstyle]

I like animal imitation styles. I also practice five element fists and changes. I enjoyed this video and learned a lot. Thanks! Mike.

[@ss60archaic80]

This video's very helpful! This taught me to never click on a video that has the word "systema". Thanks!

[@herbbowler2461]

You can't use them techniques against a good puncher. They snape a punch out and back. They don't hold it out to be grabbed

[@jobertcimagala9888]

Hahhaha

[@richtigersoan]

@@MS-pe2yh "no one" is false. Not everyone is a good puncher ;)

[@Walden-jx4mi]

Ein Achtzehn Millionstel I think everyone understands that you should pull a punch back after throwing it not just leave it out there

[@limalima6037]

Nice video, good help, thank you!

[@drhkleinert3245]

Is there any reason why so many "Systema" sessions held with camouflage military clothes? Should it looks more martial and violent or what?

[@transitioncrt2526]

+drh kleinert Systema finds it's origin within the army. So we think most people wear military clothes as some kind of "tradition" like many budo sports wear a Gi. We wear it because it is resistant to groundwork and grabs and it is comfortable. Definitely not to look tough or deadly.

[@drhkleinert3245]

I mean it looks strange in a gym or Dojo.

[@dandaman4985]

Camo is just right for wearing when making youtube videos in a warehouse. At least it is a full body costume

[@eddiesettings7026]

yes just to look like more violent but in fact none of this guys can stand 1 min with a boxer

[@Colimarche]

Systema people are trying to convince others that this is a military martial art.

[@saariikamoto]

Really excellent 👌 explaination sir We want more information

[@marka.denham6858]

Quite good. Gave me something new to try out in sparring.

[@johnpargatorres3134]

I am working on my third black belt and have trained with Israeli counter terrorism and the Seals at week long camps. The comments about this being an inaccurate simulation of live combat are valid. However - the point of decisive aggression, precise strikes and preemptive movement are true. Of course fights don't go down this way and you will always encounter variables. But to anyone who is untrained in combat disciplines and is looking for tips - the point of this video is crucial. Minimize distance. Immobilize. Strike explosively.

[@rafaelsantana8167]

The moviments are equals in the Aikido!

[@VladimirWar]

Really? kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmfHoI2fZtuSY8k

[@idate629]

same principle I guess

[@Colimarche]

Yeah, aikido doesn't work worth a shit, either.

[@emburgess7186]

Colimarche How much aikido training do you have?

[@Colimarche]

em Burgess I did the senshusei kosu, then spent twenty months studying Tomiki.

[@benoitweiss6653]

Great video

[@dwanyetom]

Excellent...demo

[@rn8095]

This is great, thanks. What about someone swinging and punching (instead of straight punch)? Most street fights, people swing like crazy.

[@transitioncrt2526]

+Daron M The principle of changing the trajectory of his punch doesn't change and also the fact that you have to meet his punch in the right angle to do this. The only thing changing is the trajectory of his punch and you have to adjust to that. In season two there will be a video about this type of punch.

[@rn8095]

Thanks for the reply. :) Look forward to season two.

[@johnr5867]

Just lift your hand and put it against your head in a v shape and bend your body a lil and if he gets tired of throwing those swings step in and jab him, u may think jabs feel weak but they do do damage but if you wanna swing your arm atleast try to punch 1,2,2,1 then 1.2.2 swing that way your opponent would think u will still follow with the jabs and you just get him with a swing. If your looking into power just do the superman punch as that will give him a knockout if you aim properly, swinging wont get you anywhere more of wear your stamina then doing any damage as you will mostly be hitting your forearm of their shoulder or head.

[@johnr5867]

I think if your looking for street fight that happens to be against an inexperienced fighter then you would be more better of learning more then just this as there would be swingers, kickers, pullers, pushers, etc.

[@TheWeebs1968]

So make it as realistic as possible, but do it in slow motion with no power at all, all while knowing exactly what punch he will throw. Another martial art that will get you killed. Just learn boxing or Muay Thai / MMA.

[@doktork3406]

this thing is doable ..but you need a hell of a perfect timing box/muay/mma seem to be the best but i think the hand to hand combat part of systema seems to have some potential...it needs some heavy development

[@MagusKali]

He is just showing the application and principle, not the way it should be trained. Actually training this is another thing altogether. He's also not going into great detail about positioning and range, but I'm sure he could make another video about that.

[@rogerpayne2714]

Krav ma ga, Salat ( French Marshall art ) , Kung Fu, Sombo, Kick boxing, Karate, Ninjitsu, USMC has a fighting style I forgot the name of, basically anything taught to a soldier or anything taught by a Black belt or equivalent of works. Not sure about slow motion training just seems useless. I mean how are you going to be ready for a real fight if you don't train at normal speed?

[@bobyberry8394]

All these defence videos on KZbin are in slow motion with a submissive combatant who do not offer any resistance.

[@MagusKali]

@@rogerpayne2714 these videos are meant as a demonstration, not instruction. You got to learn the concept before you put it into practice. Over time, you can train it at a more realistic pace.

[@AndrewBazan-q1j]

Very good training video

[@kenshiro882002]

this is probably an effective technique but get your facts right.. " you get the same impact in slow motion?! (did you study physics in high school?) train as realistic as you can? - but avoid getting injured? -- use gloves!

[@NeverGiveUp-ib3xb]

Good instruction! Thank you ! Subscribed and liked.

[@elitecaps1017]

Its not that easy when the person doesnt want to be tossed like a blow up doll

[@AndrewJordanBladesmith]

Having trained Kadochnikrov for some time. You need to explore the wording and demonstration of these techniques of our school . Indeed they don't train full-contact or full speed, I've never done this in the classes. But I do now, we have [simunition] REDMAN armours . It's nessary to train slowly for muscle memory and at full speed and intensity, otherwise the training is not realistic . Don't go own the road of Vasiliev or Ryabko , who learned from Kadochnikrov but mixed it with there karate school style , there style is great for getting money from your pocket [ beware ] .

[@matthewscala8846]

I think there is much value in Systema as it teaches a relaxed body state and mental state. Punches become solid moments before the actual impact and uses muscle isolation as to preserve energy throughout the fight. My concern would be learning certain moves that your enemy is already aware of so they have a comeback strike that you do not expect. I suppose after so much training though you can improvise easier and with more fluidity. Thank you for this video!

[@Sbacek86]

Recommend to only 80 year's old fighters. Because there's all time in the world hit to opponent.

[@bluetaigax1747]

You dont need to copy it exactly you fucker, its just giving you an idea

[@JohnDoe-fz7hz]

The Way your Opponent stands up is interesting. Did you a Video on how tho get up also?

[@lsporter88]

Very useful. Good Video.

[@chrischadsey1702]

Decided to make a video on break? Nice👍 Good way to make a little extra dough...

[@JarrylKhan]

When there's a video of a systema practitioner in a live sparring environment with a resisting and trained opponent LET ME KNOW. All of the ones I've seen have submissive, slow-motion dudes with the same punch flailing around.

[@CHAOSxKaiWebs]

Sparing a good chance to train techniques,slowing going over the steps is how you learn the technique in the first place.

[@Rizaldjohan]

This is aikido with army uniform. We get nothing out of it

[@TPSTraining]

Amen!

[@acastasos]

This is Wing Tsun also

[@BenFiesta]

Depends on what you are looking for

[@reinaldodossantos1500]

Thiago looks like boxing with Army Uniform

[@vandenbos6401]

This is russians on vodka

[@Mukeshkumarjatav1]

Nice.. Great

[@Tofu1tap]

Anyone come from lookism lol

[@oktavianuroyani8742]

I Me and myself

[@lofi6900]

Me, gotta thanks jay

[@rahulpataudi4960]

Very nice

[@affaawww]

no 1 punch like this

[@SP-kx3xm]

Great video-please ignore the haters!👍👍

[@schlacc8739]

Instructions unclear, my little brother is dead xD