Sensitivity & Weapons (downloadable)
$14.95
Use training weapons to enhance the processs of developing your sensitivity.
Part 1 and Part 2 are on the one film file.
Sensitivity & Weapons
This detailed film consists of 2 parts – you will see profound instructions by Ryo Onishi, head instructor of Systema Osaka, and by Vladimir Vasiliev, head instructor of Systema HQ Toronto. BOTH PARTS ARE HERE FOR YOU IN ONE FILM FILE!
In this dynamic class, study how to develop your sensitivity to danger, threats, and contact.
Learn to sense the level of tension in yourself and your opponents.
Apply sensitivity to ultimate weapon control and to your choice of distance and speed.
Physical and psychological sensitivity can and should be developed. Weapons can help speed up and expand the learning process. Enjoy the great drills that utilize a knife, a stick, a wall, as well as your fist and your body as a weapon.
For all levels of experience.
Running time: 1hr 23 min.
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Taizo Akiyama –
It was a valuable opportunity to learn from Onishi-sensei and Vladimir-sensei on the same topic. It was very interesting to see the common elements in the different perspectives of teaching the same subject. This time, I learned that the use of weapons makes it easier to become aware of one’s own physical and psychological tensions. What I found interesting about the physical movements of both Onishi-sensei and Vladimir-sensei was that the movement of the weapons did not constrain their body movements. In particular, I felt that the position of the head of both of them was not affected by other parts of the body. I also felt that the movement was created when the body changed from tension to relaxation. The amount of information I learned in this Seminar was so large that I needed time to organize what I learned. This class made me realize that I need to review my daily practice and daily life so that physical and psychological tension does not affect other parts of my body.
Vanessa K. –
I very much enjoyed learning about internal sensitivities, and about internal dialogue with pain, how to relax it to reduce the wave of tension, learning how to take a hit so that we can better anticipate it and how to feel lightness.