Remote Control Drill for Learning Systema Takedowns - Systema with Mark J

This Systema video demonstrates a training method on how to see the 6 points of movement of the opponent, understand the directions of movement, and utilize this information to take an opponent down. The first drill in this progression is like having a DVD/VCR remote control where you can hit play, pause, and rewind. This allows you to study the direction of each of the 6 points is moving. Then progress to free-flowing attacks at the desired intensity level. There are several methods for studying Systema takedowns and grappling, this is one piece of the training puzzle.
As many Systema progression drills do, this one starts slow and analytical so the student can study the basics without duress, then progresses to greater and greater intensity levels, take it to whatever level of intensity you feel is best. The foundation is built in the early drills, with high-intensity training showing the students where to focus their slow training efforts.
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[@raymondfranklin348]

Excellent video, thanks for sharing!

[@MarkJakabcsin1]

Thank you Raymond, I appreciate the feedback.
I have another video coming out, once I complete editing, that I hope will fill in more blanks. This one is called the GI Joe Progression and provides another study method for exploiting the 6 points of movement. It is longer and requires more editing but hope to have it out next week or the week after.

[@mallambert8410]

I love how you find different places to practice. Truly adaptive. Much like your teachings. Great work Sir

[@MarkJakabcsin1]

Thank you very much! The most recent videos are in the same park but we keep changing locations and angles as we learn the lighting and camera. Glad you enjoy Mal and hope we connect this year.

[@ericdendekker3316]

Great video..very useful!!

[@MarkJakabcsin1]

Glad to hear that! Thank you.

[@annoyed707]

VCR? That's going to leave some people confused

[@MarkJakabcsin1]

I guess it will. LOL. No one said Systema was easy to understand. 🙃