Systema Russian Breath. A remarkable prove !!

[ThunderHead72]

This video is beyond inspiring. Proof that you never give up, regardless of the circumstances. To say that I had tears well up is an understatement.

[radioactiveroach]

Hey its Trevor from gekiryudojo!

[silverkinjal]

The main point is the training makes for a morally strong, spiritually, mentally and physically strong person. All diseases are dis- eases, and so mental and psychological conditions can change illness for better or worse. A physiotherapist has their role, so does the systema. Normal everyday sufferers of MS ( none martial artist ones) do well with the disease when their mental moral state is strong. So everyone can benefit from systema or other systems. It aint all about fighting.

[Nautilus1972]

Mikhail is a scary guy isn't he? Looks like a darts player, but not a guy you would want to mess with based on the videos I've seen.

Good luck with the MS mate.

[RMANW]

Trevor's recovery has everything to do with the work of his physiotherapist, not systema.

[gekiryudojo]

@RMANW you dont know the the whole story Paul, my physiotherapist helped me get better after an exacerbation, but Systema breathing and work kept my MS from getting me in a wheelchair for 15 years! My physiotherapist did not know that I had stenosis in both Jugulars my left is 2mm wide. physio would not help it took a procedure to fix it!

[StrengthFromAbove83]

Trev is an awesome inspiration and teacher. Very humble.

[ADumbDoor]

@StrengthFromAbove83 Very true. Humility is martial arts, and real life is a virtue. If you don't acknowledge that something can be improved, you can never better yourself.

Good job, Trevor. You look very healthy, and I wouldn't even know that you had any sort of nerve issues. Good work, keep it up!