Defending against Arm lock. Systema Transition Combat System.

[@damiamasante2565]

Excellent your training save my life in el salvador

[@damiamasante2565]

I leave in central america el salvador and because of your training I. Here iam a live I was attack and survive Thanks because of you guys I could tell the story

[@anti1training]

@@damiamasante2565 someone put you in that exact hold?

[@meilutebaciuliene5597]

@@damiamasante2565 The only thing that didn't survive was your spelling.

[@johnZaza]

I would like to visit Russia for Training on systema. Any recommendations

[@franciscoc.6982]

was the instructor playing bloody knuckles before this orr??

[@spudbencer7179]

Hey why did you stop making videos?

[@mr.xrk.indian]

Thanks you sir 😊🙏

[@Sam-nb8pl]

Nice as always

[@Arandompenguin227]

I have a big bully who likes to put me in a arm lock and scare me into giving him money NOPE i watched this vid and gave him karma never bothered me again

[@ivanorellana5413]

when will they come back

[@ANGELLOCERRON]

In reality it is a dishonest fight with many original firearms or only one that they point at you, rather, do not continue or forget the fight, you will only lose until a lock arm by the national security have to remember I use the metal bumper like a child

[@CalebBrohm1212]

Question what is the difference between systema vladimir vasiliev and systema kadochnikova it appears to me that there a lot of differences between the the two

[@___Grow_From_Within___]

You guys alright? It’s been a couple years

[@James-MMalone.]

Good to see You Gentlemen, thankful for your time & I agree Excellent demonstrations. Looking forward to training with you one of these days.

[@abiolaelliott6577]

Love your content Waiting for new video❤

[@arvadawelder]

Thank you for making these videos. Have the vids saved anyone's life?

[@xanderjfox-agron]

Good show, Excellent

[@eliefayad4346]

Sorry, but all the armlocks you are showing are unrealistic. When a professional does an armlock you suffer. The armlocks you are showing are not efficient and therefore the technic itself is not efficient. Concerning the first armlock, it’s really a beginner armlock and you can simply grab the bowls of your opponent while he is pushing downward. Concerning the second one,this one if done properly is extremely painful at the level of the elbow. You just cannot move the way he is showing. Here the gay trying to escape is using a gap to make his escape movement. Their is no gap here. The arm is totally stretched. You can escape only if you use a wave by relaxing your entire body. Sorry I’m a Systema practitioner and I clearly see your mistakes.

[@RomanGamingMaster]

Hello Elie, So what do you think about Systema? Is it worth learning? And would it actually help?

[@srbopetrovic1805]

@@RomanGamingMaster It is, it's not just a martial art it has some life/health saving principles like how to properly walk or some first aid training with instructor and it's fun cause instructor teaching us trough simulating real situations. I train it and like it's already said it's different from other M.A. It's not to break the attaker but to break his will to attack like Mikail Ryabko (the Russian Systema HQ) said. Don't worry about what others talking, they like that popular M.A. but they didn't even think why is Russia so big on the map.

[@RomanGamingMaster]

@@srbopetrovic1805 gotch yeah :)

[@benarfa-g6w]

Why your hands is so red?

[@dantrong8594]

i am alone can i learn systema

[@gregdaniels1559]

Excellent video!

[@rbcascalles]

Great!!!

[@geest0705]

Remco, zie ik je nou net in de kooi vechten op fb?

[@NomaDz2K]

I like :)

[@pws354_8]

Saying you need to go in full speed Systema sparring sessions frequently to understand real fighting, is like saying you are never prepared for a firefight in real military operations, unless you and your military training partner uses real firearms with live ammo to shoot each other in your training often. Thus such claim is stupid, because both instances are risks too great for permanent injuries to the participants such as you and your training partners to continue training safely.

[@pololekino]

Excellent !

[@Pro100systema]

Молодцы! На месте не стоите! Успехов!

[@larrypary1831]

Goed bezig Martijn en Alex, toppers! 💪

[@thy4803]

Thanks for your training!

[@loganjohnson8010]

First Oh wait nvm. Good thing nobody cares.

[@元吉尤]

first

[@abbeItheIman]

2nd

[@Project_2501]

Realistic real live scenarios as always, I see... BS channel...

[@spudbencer7179]

oh my god. Why does everyone of you expect to see pressure testing, when they are clearly trying to TEACH you people the MOVES itself. In pressure testing (The reallife scenarios) You CANNOT see the moves like this. You won't learn ANYTHING from it. Period. You may see the moves if you are a professional but for a common man it will look like a simple fight. It doesn't look like in hollywood.

[@Project_2501]

@@spudbencer7179 Exactly, it DOESN'T work like in Hollywood! That is why these Hollywood techniques like blocking and redirecting attacs JUST DON'T WORK in real life! What are you training for? SloMo competition with cotton protectors and a referee who will save you when you say "ouch"? You're REAL LIFE opponent WON'T stand still, waiting for you to make your pre-rehearsed move and it won't look like what how you practiced it. Your opponent WILL resist your actions and he WILL be AGGRESSIVE and trying his own moves on YOU. He will attack fast and hard and you WON'T be able to block a punsh and redirect its force, that is the real movie myth and that shows that YOU don't have any experience at all or have ever been in a real fight trying this stuff for real! This clearly shows that you have no clue what you are talking about. You can spend DECADES in a dojo, training these choreographed movements, but when you get your butt beaten in the streets or in a military close quarters situation, it won't help you in the slightest. I did TeaKwon-Do for 20 years, from age 3-23, I had it all, the belts, the medals the "training". I won every tournament I attended for the course of 5 years. Then about 10 years ago, I got attacked in the streets by a guy with REAL LIFE EXPERIENCE! He attacked me in a way I couldn't have possibly trained for. He got close, surprised me, put his left forearem horizontal over my chest, covering my arms, while pushing me against a wall and hitting my face like a jackhammer with his right. He also was twice the weight of me. I couldn't do ANYTHING against it at that point in time. The only thing I know NOW, is that a real fight is always unpredictable and you have to actually train full contact (sure with protection) in chaotic brawl like scenarios and try to somehow develop stategies from there (with guidence ofc). But a techneque like the one shown in the picture, NEVER got my anywhere in real life. The only thing that works is keeping you opponent on distance and taking him out as direct and fast as possible but according to the scenario. That is why you need to have experienced REAL fights and analyze them and work from there. Not trust on textbook choreographies that have nothing to do with real fights. That is why all the big masters get exposed by boxers and MMA fighter when they actually fight.