Systema Martial Art Techniques

Creative Content Studio生活品味2019-02-14

價格：免費

更新日期：2019-02-14

檔案大小：2.1M

目前版本：2.0

版本需求：Android 3.1 以上版本

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WHAT IS SYSTEMA?

Systema is a military martial arts system that was developed from Cossack fighting to be used by the KGB and counter terrorism groups of Russian special forces (i.e. Spetsnaz). It concentrates on things such as self-protection (i.e. against knife, club or gun), grappling, and weapons training as well as personal wellness. Systema students train for real-life combat situations and the potential to defend against multiple armed opponents.

This system does not use techniques in the traditional sense of the word. Instead, it uses natural and/or logical movements intended for maximum efficiency which can be easily modified for any situation at hand. Not only does this mean that it can be used for anything from cradling a newborn child to disarming multiple armed attackers, but that these things can be done all at the same time.

MAIN SYSTEMA ELEMENTS & TECHNIQUES:

- Breathing

- Movement

- Taking Strikes

- Striking

- The Trinity

- Low Acrobatics

HISTORY OF SYSTEMA

Before training in Systema, you must realize that it is a combat and survival system based on the properties of the human body, mind, and spirit. In its early stages, a weak, crippled World War I veteran named V.A. Spiridonov was commissioned by the Soviet Union and given a group of scientists to create a combat system for the military. The purpose of it was to be the same as any other system - to give men who learned it the confidence to enter combat. Spiridonov's vision was to create something that was not only a safety blanket to boost morale, but was capable of being used effectively in any combat situation, however hopeless or impossible it may seem, even by weak or injured people such as himself. He took concepts from traditional Russian martial arts (such as Skobar and Hopak fighting) and worked with his scientists until he created something deadly, effortless, and unrecognizable.

When it was presented to his commissioners, they considered it the greatest system of hand to hand combat ever created. He called it SAMOZ and its principles of simplicity, logical movement, fluidity, and ingenuity became the basis of many interpretations of Russian combat such as ROSS, Systema Kadochnikova, Systema Ryabko, and IZVOR just to name a few. The word Systema itself means "the system" and most of the interpretations of it, such as the ones listed in the previous sentence, denounce the others and claim to be the one and only Russian Systema. This naturally leads to a question - which Systema is the real Systema? The answer is they all are; each and every one of them are based on Russian ideals of combat, state of mind, and morality. They follow the same basic principles and change and grow with the world around them.

Of all the interpretations of Russian combat, one stood out to the Soviets. A young airman named A.A. Kadochnikov learned Spiridonov's system for hand to hand combat as well as specialized methods of things such as shooting, personal protection, mine clearing, evasive driving, boating, and topography for survival and special missions he may have been employed for. When Nikita Khrushchev became the leader of the Soviet Union, the military was downsized, so he retired and taught physics and engineering at military schools and universities. When he was accepted to teach mechanics at the Krasnodar Military Engineering School, he tested and refined his knowledge on commission from the KGB. The result was Systema Kadochnikova, which was the first to use the name "Systema" and was used by Spetsnaz since its creation in 1962.

This app will teach the step by step tutorial and instruction to learn systema martial art techniques for beginner and intermediet.

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