WRESTLING: Systema Fundamentals (DVD)
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Mikhail Ryabko walks you through the core of wrestling, the true foundation of any combat.
Watch TrailerHighly recommended, this new production, WRESTLING: Systema Fundamentals, features the legendary Colonel Mikhail Ryabko.
– Over 25 years of service with Russian Special Operations Units
– Tactical Commander and Trainer of hostage rescue teams, counter-terrorist operations and armed criminal neutralization
– Advisor to the Minister of Justice of Russia
– Founder and Chief Instructor of Systema
Based on his profound knowledge of Systema and vast military experience, Mikhail gives you the core, the very essence of Wrestling, the true foundation to any combat including the strategies to develop Breathing, Avoid Injuries, Maximize your Body and Strengthen your Psyche.
From basic form and movement, he provides you with exceptional Dynamic-Free-Flow Drills, teaches you to unlock your Ultimate Potential and free yourself from your worst opponents – Tension and Fear. This program is unlike anything that you have ever seen before!
See for yourself, why in the world of martial arts, Mikhail Ryabko is called The Master of Fighting and The Master of Teaching.
Take your combat preparation to the next level!
1 hour 10 min.
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brian.plotner007 –
This is one of Mikhail Ryabko’s better films. I find that he’s a better example than a teacher. He’s excellent at performing the skills, but has a hard time teaching them to others. This film would definitely be an exception. The video is full of simple drills that take you from beginner to advanced wrestler. Like all Systema skill it takes time and patience. Don’t jump ahead; if you try exercises you’re not ready for you can fall back into tension and delay the development of the skills that the drills are designed to cultivate. I also found it to somewhat unexpected that a large portion of the video deals with standing drills, but the ground drills are there too. The drills work all parts of wrestling, from standing to submissions on the ground.
Arthur Andersen –
Long, long ago (1968-69) I was a very successful competitive wrestler in High School. Wrestling (catch-as-catch-can) and Western Boxing have served me well over the years that followed through my military career, far more than my black belt in Aikijujutsu did. So I have a personal biased for anything “wrestling,” as well as a very critical eye for wrestling functionality in real world events.
If one studies carefully all of the performances of Col. Ryabko in past productions, one sees a bottomline of proactiveness appear. He attacks the head immediately without hesitation as soon as it is within range. And from here he continues to attack the person’s tension (wherever is exists), which is intensified from attacking the head (where the head goes the body follows.
This video is no different when The Colonel acts–or more accurately: proacts.
What is revealed in this DVD are excellent breathing practices when wrestling, and what I believe is the most important aspect of the DVD is the emphasis placed on slow, free movement work designed to assist one in his or her personal awareness and sensitivity for “discovering” how to alter positions of disadvantage into positions of advantage.
Slow down–is the theme in this video. We all want to go faster, but there is more to life than increasing its speed. If we slow down and seriously ponder what we are feeling and experiencing while we wrestle, EUREKA, we find where the tension is and how to relax and move out through the hole.
In competitive arenas and in real world violence, things occur so quickly and explosively there is no time to think–we can only feel. Being a wrestler sensitive to spatial relationships and changes in those relationships assists one in successful SERE actions. When these skills are repeated over and over and over again–practiced perfectly in simulations for the real world–one begins to learn of the benefits of nonstoppable movement under the duress of severe violence. But we must first learn correctly by going S-L-O-W!!!
This DVD offers a solid basis for developing the essential awareness and sensitivity for understanding spatial relationships and their immediate changes in a wrestling environment. It truly is the basis of the entire Systema methodology on one DVD–but you have to F-E-E-L it to understand it over and over and over again.
Aran Aran –
The wrestling dvd is very enjoyable. The work on this film will be easy for all people to relate to. The wrestling dvd will appeal to the people who at first seem cynical about Systema. I suspect alot of mixed fighters, Ju Jitsu players and Graeco Roman atheletes will be inspired by this film.
Thomas Doty –
I have watched many instructional wrestling videos and none can compare to WRESTLING: Systema Fundamentals.
Bravo !!
I would be very interested in any future wrestling videos, seminars or workshops.
John Saylor –
I’d like to mention how much I enjoyed Mikhail Ryabko’s DVD, Wrestling. Several things stood out. First, Mikhail starts by giving the viewer exercises to strengthen the muscles around the two most common injury sites in grappling sports: the knees and shoulders. Unfortunately this approach is still pretty uncommon in the United States where most athletes just try to play the sport to get into shape.
Secondly, the idea of wrestling at a more relaxed pace while always controling the breath, is a great way to build a physical and technical base upon which to build up to more intense efforts later on. This reminds me of runners who do LSD (not the drug, but Long Slow Distance) in the off season to prepare for the more intense work leading up to competition. As always in Systema, the emphasis is on training which builds up, rather than destroys, health. That being said, it’s always fun to watch Mikhail add disabling strikes, neck cranks, and the like to the equation.
Matthew Denton –
Out of all the dvd’s I have gotten so far this one is my favorite.
The training progression is amazing.
My favorite part of the dvd was Mikail showing his ”work”. Mikail’s work is amazing in the sense that he is a short person yet able to deal with opponents of any size at ease. Watching Mikail break so many stereotypes I had been taught about wrestling is amazing.
The other thing I liked about the dvd was the creativity and fluidity you can achieve out of it. After working with the dvd’s progression a little bit my work has improved greatly. The dvd is really good for inspiring variety and spontaneity. The more I practice the material the more locks, breaks, and pins I see. I used to and still sometimes get caught up in thinking I have to lock a person in a certain way or use a certain technique. This dvd helped me realize how futile it is to resist and move fixed on something. When you learn how to move in relaxation and follow your opponents movement like in the dvd, the ”work” comes out on it’s own.
I really enjoy this dvd.