Attacking From the Russian 2-on-1

A few tips on attacking from the Russian 2-on-1 arm control taken from law enforcement trainer's intensive seminar on surviving rapid knife attacks . Filmed in Belgium, 2019.
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[@thevirtuoso6168]

Another must have in the toolbox. Thank you, Sir, looking forward to watch this download.

[@systemacanada]

Thank you as always for watching. I hope you are well.

[@k9ninjaworld557]

Such an important position, and these solid and aggressive techniques that set up the takedown are much appreciated.

[@systemacanada]

Thanks for watching.

[@shamrackle3712]

My buddy and trainer has been teaching me this Russian 2-on-1 (he is a fan of your channel!); good stuff, and I like the short-focused video! 👍🏼

[@systemacanada]

Thanks for watching.

[@thomasbulcroftiii5968]

So true. I agree.

[@systemacanada]

Thanks for watching. I hope you are well.

[@anochtluke]

Awesome stuff👍👍

[@systemacanada]

Thanks for watching

[@senseimax]

Hi! thanks a lot. it's very good job and interesting

[@systemacanada]

Thanks for watching.

[@martingreen1406]

More police & security stuff please this great 👍🏻

[@systemacanada]

Thanks for watching.

[@thompsonM1928a4]

Just tried this technique; amazing stuff! Also it seems like you keep beating up our Belgian police, brother hahaha!

[@systemacanada]

I gotta work hard with a guy that big. Nico could slap my beard off.

[@thompsonM1928a4]

@@systemacanada I definitely like that you use stronger guys in your lessons. I did have a question about that, however. When we try to use your techniques during sparring, we noticed that when the opponent "tenses up" his muscles certain techniques become a lot harder to perform. Do you have a video on how to remedy this? Or do you just soften them up with punches and kicks?

[@systemacanada]

@@thompsonM1928a4everything is harder with full resistance and messier. It will never look beautiful under real conditions. Striking for sure and grinding, twisting, bumping and anything you can do to disrupt their physical and mental balance always. In jujitsu we say the first step of any technique is to test and break the balance. Deception and feinting also works. You’ll notice in this video how I’m showing all the ways to disrupt and cause pain. The only missing element her is pressure. In life it will be a grapple. Feet will constantly be moving and you need to do these actions in the move but for a demo it becomes to hard to see. My next download is on pressure testing. It shows the difference between drilling and testing. Of course pressure testing is harder and can carry more risks but it’s important to at least understand what it looks like. Ultimately modified boxing and wrestling are the two main skill sets we use to test ourselves

[@frankperrella1202]

Brother I always love your videos. 🙏👍 Do you still see Furman from the Wrestling Fundemetals when you did the video at Vladimir Vasilev school?

[@systemacanada]

No I haven’t seen him since that day.

[@frankperrella1202]

@@systemacanada Just asking Coach

[@BobBob-oe9uf]

"Sir, i forgot to mention that i left my jockstrap at home today..."

[@systemacanada]

Lol

[@muthafungmartialartsmfmaak7216]

Awesome

[@systemacanada]

Thanks for watching.

[@PianoPatterns123]

I was just watching a DVD by Daniel Verkerke called “Seicho Jutsu - Advanced Armlocks. A lot of the things you are saying in this RUclips video are similar to Daniel Verkerke’s DVD. By the way he is from Canada also.

[@systemacanada]

Traces common root to moose wrestling. We all have to learn it in school.

[@edlandsbury3098]

@@systemacanada That made me spit out my coffee 🤣😂🤣😂

[@bfjones1198]

That's brutal! (Dana White voice)

[@systemacanada]

Thanks for watching.

[@mohamedbechtaoui9240]

2:06;

[@n.s4269]

Damn! Take it easy on the poor guy! Just saw you strike his nuts several times and strike him the the back! Love the Russian arm drag. But it’s only for setting up something much more sinister!

[@systemacanada]

Obviously not hitting the nuts for real. This was an all police trainer seminar focusing on blade survival so it exceeds typical civilian pressure and intensity.

[@n.s4269]

@@systemacanada Ha ha! @0:39 @0:41 @1:05 @1:09 @1:21 @2:01 Certainly would exceed my tolerance for pressure and intensity! Capital of Thailand! "You may not know it, but you are a ball grabber!" Too funny! I am wearing a cup if I ever go to one of your seminars!

[@systemacanada]

@@n.s4269 lol. Nico and I are very close friends. He’s used to my intensity. And giants don’t feel pain as far as I can tell lol