You can also mention to him that after the initial push/pull he often has a great opportunity to wrap his arm around the opponents neck, pulling him backwards and such. Of course with "great power comes great responsibility", so I hope that Jack will not get into any fight, doing any of these potential risky neck moves. Have a nice day!
Oh, I really like this clip. I think its a great way for Jack to get the idea of Systema. He is very good and has a great insight/instinct most of the time where to pull/push. I especially like the move he pulled off between 53 - 62 seconds. That one in particular is a keeper! Great job guys!
what a lovely drill, in its own simplicity. i think i will copy it myself :-) it shows very well which body-mechanics are involved, and sometimes i cant find out what to do next, when i have my opponent bent down to some degree. By doing this i think one will improve the understanding of where to push and pull...
one of the coolest things ive seen in a while
handsomegorilla 2 years ago
biomecanicle miracle !!!
akainoryu64 2 years ago
jack will rock all kids in his school
segajin 2 years ago
Wow Jack... the moves between 2.30 - 2.32 very nice!
hamsapsifu 3 years ago
You can also mention to him that after the initial push/pull he often has a great opportunity to wrap his arm around the opponents neck, pulling him backwards and such. Of course with "great power comes great responsibility", so I hope that Jack will not get into any fight, doing any of these potential risky neck moves. Have a nice day!
hamsapsifu 3 years ago
Oh, I really like this clip. I think its a great way for Jack to get the idea of Systema. He is very good and has a great insight/instinct most of the time where to pull/push. I especially like the move he pulled off between 53 - 62 seconds. That one in particular is a keeper! Great job guys!
hamsapsifu 3 years ago
nice video again, inspirational, looking forward for next lesson.
surobakianinpo 3 years ago
nice clip.
what a lovely drill, in its own simplicity. i think i will copy it myself :-) it shows very well which body-mechanics are involved, and sometimes i cant find out what to do next, when i have my opponent bent down to some degree. By doing this i think one will improve the understanding of where to push and pull...
Lars
LazzeLazer 3 years ago
Looks like lesson two was far more successful than lesson one. Nice clip Steve.
RMANW 3 years ago
Thanks for the comment.. Jack will be pleased.. again great fun to do..
Steve
budospirit100 3 years ago