Russian style. Kadochnikov system

[rews]

Friends, maybe you will be interested in some of these exercises:

 

[Buka]

Welcome to MartialTalk, Rews.

 

[rews]

Welcome to MartialTalk, Rews.

Thank you. Pleased to meet you. I believe that single combat unites people, regardless of the type of martial arts and the country in which they live.

 

[rews]

Greetings, you, friends! Here is another surface where you can work with the internal balance.
Although explanations occur in a foreign language for you, but the essence of what is happening can be understood

 

[rews]

Friends, on your forum there are guys studying all sorts of "Systems" ?

 

[rews]

My student performs self-insurance. Again, a hard surface.

 

[pdg]

Friends, on your forum there are guys studying all sorts of "Systems" ?

Yes, there's a broad range of arts studied.

 

[rews]

Yes, there's a broad range of arts studied.

Hello ! About the "Sisem" that you mention you can learn more? Who is the instructor, maybe there is a link to the video?

 

[marques]

Friends, on your forum there are guys studying all sorts of "Systems" ?

Did for a few months. At that time, it was the Ryabko/Vasiliev ‘style’.

I found it half good, half not so good. Drop out due to job and the not so good half.

 

[rews]

Did for a few months. At that time, it was the Ryabko/Vasiliev ‘style’.

I found it half good, half not so good. Drop out due to job and the not so good half.

Vasiliev, although a student of Ryabko, is closer to the Kadochnikov System. Ryabko is more of a business project than martial art. It's my opinion.

 

[Buka]

My student performs self-insurance. Again, a hard surface.

I did those exact exercises for many years, and on hard surfaces of course. That made me smile.

 

[rews]

I did those exact exercises for many years, and on hard surfaces of course. That made me smile.

This man has several master's degrees in Japanese arts. I taught him for two years the Kadochnikov System.

 

[rews]

Work on tactile sensations, almost Wing-chun