What's the Most Dangerous Martial Arts?

[reklamador]

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krav maga is an israeli military art it relies on aggresive nature and improvisation.

systema is an ancient russian martial art it relies on natural body movements, instinct and relaxation, it makes you smile while fighting. no stances, no formalities and no threatining poses.if you fight while tensed you can't move well and think well, if you are relaxed you move and think well.systema is used by the russian special forces or the spetznaz these soldier are not the typical macho man they are medium and low built men
becuase they use no strength in fighting, they follow no memorized movements imagine fighting anyone whose moves cannot be read and countered,in systema there is no secret techniques or rituals the secret is you and your individual abilities in your natural form.why must we follow animal movements while we are humans, we dont see a dog imitating a cat when fighting, if it is effective well it limits your movement and can be countered from time to time. if you move like human in your natural way you can defend yourself in millions of ways or infinite ways. don't worry if you have'nt seen this art it is not that threatening on your part, it can't kill you is'nt it.

I will be studying at San Carlos and wil be visiting you baddog to demonstrate this art and like you said we will promote it here , first time in philippines. hope you get what i said. tahnks for your kind consideration



dobren den and spasibo!!!!!

[BADDOG2003]

Chinese martial arts encompasses so many different styles but perhaps the most enigmatic are the animal systems. Inspired by watching animal movements, such as Monkey, Praying Mantis, Snake, Crane and Tiger, famous and effective kung fu systems were born and have remained popular since their foundations at Shaolin.

The Dragon form develops the mind, body and spirit. Practised slowly and with right intent, Dragon form focuses on the spiritual awareness.

The Snake form harnesses the chi (energy) and its movements are circular and continuous.

The Tiger form encompasses fast and slow movements to develop muscle and bone.

The Leopard form focuses on the agility as well as strength and is able to attack and withdraw quickly.

The Crane form develops the sinews, to hold the body together in perfect harmony. The movements of the crane focuses on balance and poise.

The animal systems have influenced a wide range of martial arts and the techniques are still widely used in various systems of Kung Fu.

in my understanding this animal movement is not only for fighting skills, this styles builds muscle, Chi, spiritual awareness, physical health and very effective in fighting skills.....

Hope to see you in person......

[reklamador]

bro, check the website above.

thnks for the rply.


spasibo and dobren den

[Spec-V]

Systema/Sambo also comes from the roots of Jui-jitsu. Photo below is
Oleg Taktarov who is a Systema/Sambo specialist in which he was pummelled by Ken Shamrock @ UFC Super-Fight 9



http://www.systemamartialart.com/

[reklamador]

what make you say that it came from jujitsu. lets have a duel! no rules dirty tricks lang. ari ig lunes sa lapu-lapu city sports complex. you punch,kick,anything and i move. i saw Oleg in UFC, he is not using SYSTEMA he is using SAMBO if he uses SYSTEMA he might be disqualified.
this monday Ill show you SYSTEMA.

monday 7-8pm.

[reklamador]

SYSTEMA

Systema is a realistic combat style of fighting with real-life, rather than sport, application. It involves a unique, high speed, elliptical open-hand striking system, kicking, and defense on the ground. Unlike many Asian styles, Systema has no predetermined fighting stances, but teaches you to defend yourself against attackers from any position. In addition, students are trained in the use and disarming of weapons, improvised weapons, as well as combat in non-traditional situations such as fighting from a chair or while in a car. Other courses in knife throwing, shovel fighting, executive protection and women's *** assault defense are also taught by Russian trained experts.

ORIGIN OF SYSTEMA
Systema is a term derived from the original Russian Systema Rukopashnii Boi or System of hand-to-hand combat. More recently, as this style has become exported to western nations, it has become synonymous with Systema Boyevogo Iskustvo or Russian System of Martial Arts. Systema was developed by the early Cossacks, a highly trained paramilitary society, more than a thousand years ago, and historical record of this fighting style can be dated back to 948AD. For Centuries Russia had to repel invaders from the north, south, east and west, each of which brought to bear the peculiar martial skills, physical abilities and weapons of its culture. As a result, the need arose for a fighting style based on adaptability, instinct and ease of learning.

The System of Russian hand-to-hand combat, or hand fighting, developed from this need. For many years the Russians trained in these skills were highly sought as warriors, even by the Roman Empire in its Byzantine period. When the Communists came to power after the October Revolution of 1917, the practice of these fighting skills was prohibited, except by the elite units of the Soviet Special Forces. Known as Spetsnaz, these groups had unique training and capabilities for working on the highest risk missions within KGB, GRU and other government facilities and special divisions such as the MVD.

In the 74 years of existence of the Soviet Union, the Spetsnaz further developed the countless striking, submission, kicking and weapons disarming skills of the early Russian practitioners. This has resulted in the highly evolved fighting methods of Systema practiced today. It is only since 1991, with the end of the Communist era, that these martial traditions and styles have become available to the West. The instructors of the Russian Martial Art Training Center, Inc., (RMATC) have been trained in both the ancient style passed on by generations and in the modern Spetsnaz hand-to-hand combat version, as well as the more standard Spetsnaz combat arts of Rukaposhnii Boi and Sambo.

PHILOSOPHY
The study and practice of this discipline involves a complete system of physical and spiritual health, relaxation, and courage in the face of all forms of adversity. But most of all, it involves a philosophy of life, peace and decency seldom seen. It disciplines its students to relax while striking, rather than focus to generate maximum power, allowing you to strike at unusual and unexpected angles, to smile in combat rather than adopt a fierce visage or announce your intentions with a blood curdling yell. There are no fixed training patterns or combinations of movements, all training is based on the reality that unexpected things happen in combat. The purpose of this discipline is not merely to prepare for violence, but to improve one's own mental state, to have a healthier and more limber body, to be more relaxed in a stressful society and to live a decent and peaceful life.

Anyone, in any condition or of any age, can learn and benefit from this unique style.

read and comprehend! "what you see in the in the media is different from the actual thing,you need to try to believe it."

Spasibo and dobren den

[Spec-V]

what make you say that it came from jujitsu. lets have a duel! no rules dirty tricks lang. ari ig lunes sa lapu-lapu city sports complex. you punch,kick,anything and i move. i saw Oleg in UFC, he is not using SYSTEMA he is using SAMBO if he uses SYSTEMA he might be disqualified.
this monday Ill show you SYSTEMA.

monday 7-8pm.

Check your private message...BOOOYYY!!!

[reklamador]

SAME HERE>.... SEE YOU IMPERIALIST AMERICAN!!!!!!!!
YOU ALSO DON'T KNOW WHO YOU'RE FACING, EVER FOUGHT AGAINST A GUERILLA,IF NOT SEE YOU WHEN AMERICA AND MUSLIMS FALL!!!!!

"Long live the NPA, the true army of the people! Onward with the people's war until victory!"

[BADDOG2003]

Hey! hey! cool down guys! i open this forum to share your martial arts style, not to fight everyone to show whose the best... All of us here are martial artist and we know who we are and what we can do....

Before you change words here, try to understand "why i study martial arts"

common give me your best answer answer...guys........

[reklamador]

Ok sorry if I am starting to brag,Its just trait that Iv'e acquired from my eskrima practice " diba ang duelo tiniguwang ra na?".The reason why I studied Martial Arts sis to understand my abilities and to know my own peersonalities.

bai kita lang ta ig abli sa klase!