A Simple Trick 

Thank you Mr Ryhabko, you are truly a Legend in Martial arts and you have taught the greatest teacher of Martial arts in the world today Vladimir Vasiliev ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Thank you Mikhail Ryabko!

So great. Thank you!

The blue shirt guy knows how to manage his falling, nice video:)

I would prefer this technique over hitting, it has low intensity and is more subtle than hitting. If needed you can always scale up your aggression. Great show of technique!

Excelente y muchas gracias

Merci beaucoup pour ces mouvements très important

Sublime.

Great timing Excellent display I went on a 3 day systema course. About 5 years ago with this guy .getting punched by him was like being hit by a truck. It's so funny when you read the comments by MMA fan boys. . About systema and krav Maga .how they don't work or how they wouldn't last against a beginner bjj 😂😂😂. The ignorance is wonderful tells you a lot about these people. . Two systems taught to elite military forces .. used probably daily in operations we would never hear about do not work???? But your combat sport is the only thing that does 😂😂😂. Anyway this guy's skills are awesome.

Yes he's obviously very strong. But now you've demonstrated even more that it's more about awareness and sensitivity. Thank you. Great video.

Funny thing is that its all body mechanics and physics. I don't see anything that is not ordinary. Systema is smart fighting knowing what the guy will do before he does it.

Very interesting information, thanks for sharing

Is this on a DVD? If so, which one?

Wonderful observation to catch a moving body off guard.

Two other commenters this is not fake disconnect Libra put in Practical use, this is something that is called redirecting the opponent they teach this in law enforcement academies but this is more refined than what they teach in different law enforcement academies it is nothing more than to redirect your opponent and try to get him off balance

Someone made a comment "fake". Not fake. The same principle applies in dance. The follower is placed upon one foot and a gentle push comes from the core of the leader and the follower goes in the direction intended. Watch a very good Argentine dancer. He never moves his arms. He never muscles. He never looks at his partner. It is that simple.

This is neither fake or directly practical, in this demo there is some student cooperation involved but the instructor is demonstrating a principle and when catching a person off balance a push followed by more strikes will be more effective than striking a person when they are fully balanced. fighting is moving.

informative, interesting,

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who would walk like that in middle of the fight ? it is interesting but wont work when someone is expecting to get hit

Some trick. Hell, that is self-evident. An even more easier principle to utilize than that, is, control the person's head, and you control their movement. Another is the tripod concept taught by Loren W. Christensen.

Very true. It's for this very reason that Japanese martial arts of all types (aikido, karate, judo, sumo, fencing) teach gliding footwork where neither foot really leaves the ground. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-DBVCNkueUsY.html

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I challenge any disbelievers of Systema to try it and then make a comment.....I dare you.

wow

Здорово.

Kuzushi

It's look like fake master from a cult BUT........ you know, this is no joke. I have personal beaten the shit out by a Chinese guy learn this piece of art. Now I'm fucking love it.

It would've been entertaining to see the student apply this (punching to the solar plexus) technique to the instructor. Think he would've had a heart attack. Basic rule, 2 feet have more balance than 1 foot. Not really rocket science, but if nothing more, a good refresher, I guess.

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would these people stop pretending to be hit so hard and give some more resistance so we could see the real impact!

Толкать надо в сторону опорной ноги?

So this is what they are up to when not watching star trek...

This is the essence of tai chi but the russian version called systema.

I wonder us barefooted easier or shoes

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I know Hapkido and I'm not even that advanced but I CANNOT BE PUSHED. It's just impossible. I relax my arms and grab my opponent and in a fraction of a second the force they used to push me will have sent them towards my biceps with me behind them and a possibility of several combos - all of which hurt really bad.

Как это развидеть? Кровь из глаз!

Great acting lads

Que mentira é essa

Naciągane jak chuj :)

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