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Monty Chance
Добавлен 12 июн 2008
SYSTEMA TRAINING ROMA
Systema is an ancient martial art from Russia, which for a long time has been exclusive privilege of highest levels of the Russian Special Forces. Nowadays, thanks to the work of Mikhail Ryabko and Vladimir Vasiliev, this amazing discipline is available worldwide through their trained instructors.
It's a highly effective and practical martial art, incredibly useful for beginners as well as trained martial artists due to its emphasis on breathing, relaxation, and working in principle as opposed to the memorization of techniques.
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WESTERN MARTIAL ARTS
Martial traditions from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance are researched, practiced, and then brought into a modern light: from the dagger to the halbard, messer to staff, one-hander, two-hander, hand-and-a-half swords, plus sabres, sticks, and the various peasant weapons of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance.
Systema is an ancient martial art from Russia, which for a long time has been exclusive privilege of highest levels of the Russian Special Forces. Nowadays, thanks to the work of Mikhail Ryabko and Vladimir Vasiliev, this amazing discipline is available worldwide through their trained instructors.
It's a highly effective and practical martial art, incredibly useful for beginners as well as trained martial artists due to its emphasis on breathing, relaxation, and working in principle as opposed to the memorization of techniques.
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WESTERN MARTIAL ARTS
Martial traditions from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance are researched, practiced, and then brought into a modern light: from the dagger to the halbard, messer to staff, one-hander, two-hander, hand-and-a-half swords, plus sabres, sticks, and the various peasant weapons of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance.
Fun at Systema Training Roma / Come ci divertiamo
Lezioni di Systema al Forum Sport Center a Roma.
Systema lessons at the Forum Sport Center, Rome, Italy.
Music:
Martin Solveig & Dragonette - "Hello (Mark Lampert Remix)" from the Skyrim Mod Jam
www.SystemaTraining.org
Systema lessons at the Forum Sport Center, Rome, Italy.
Music:
Martin Solveig & Dragonette - "Hello (Mark Lampert Remix)" from the Skyrim Mod Jam
www.SystemaTraining.org
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Systema Training Roma
Просмотров 5 тыс.12 лет назад
Allenamento di Systema alla scuola Systema Training Roma. Momenti di alcune lezioni. Forum Sport Center, Roma. www.SystemaTraining.org Systema Training. Some general class activities. Music by Faun.
Systema Training Roma Freeplay
Просмотров 2 тыс.12 лет назад
Allenamento di Systema a Roma, da Systema Training, Roma. Allenamento libero. Systema Training Roma, freeplay. www.SystemaTraining.org
Effortlessness
Просмотров 4,7 тыс.13 лет назад
This video shows work in cultivating Effortlessness. This is an amalgam of material I have studied/am studying from various arts that have these mentalities, such as Systema, Bujinkan/SKHayes ninjutsu, "agility" aspects of Western Martial Arts, and Cheng Hsin (*thanks, Al*). These mentalities are valid for all martial arts and artists in the end, as principles are by definition beyond/behind/th...
Historical Dagger Fighting
Просмотров 46 тыс.13 лет назад
These are the first dagger plays of the Arte Athletica of Paulus Hector Mair. These back-and-forth plays show quite a few illuminating aspects of Medieval and Renaissance dagger fighting, and are based on a private translation from the Latin. Enjoy and good training!
Spear Play of Paulus Hector Mair
Просмотров 22 тыс.14 лет назад
The first spear play of Paulus Hector Mair's work. il primo gioco di lancia di Paulus Hector Mair.
Knife vs Knife Training Freeform
Просмотров 4,2 тыс.14 лет назад
This is part 2 of a one-on-one lesson in which we worked on knife fighting. I won't go into too much explanation, as this is just to show some of this kind of work, except to say that the play is involved around inviting the opponent's attack and maintaining relaxation and fluidity. Speed gets increased with time in order to maintain maximum relaxation. Training went for an hour of back and for...
Knife vs Unarmed Training Freeform
Просмотров 5 тыс.14 лет назад
This is part 1 of a one-on-one lesson in which we worked on knife fighting. I won't go into too much explanation, as this is just to show some of this kind of work, except to say that the play is involved around inviting the opponent's attack and maintaining relaxation and fluidity. Speed gets increased with time in order to maintain maximum relaxation. Training went for an hour of back and for...
Renaissance Sickle Fighting part 2
Просмотров 9 тыс.14 лет назад
This video shows a small part of Arme Antica's work on translating and realizing the art of wheat sickle combat as documented by Paulus Hector Mair in his work. Collectively in parts 1 and 2 are shown the four steps of the first play. In addition are examples of how play might continue from each step in the manner of sickle combat as it is laid out in the text and from general Medieval and Rena...
Renaissance Sickle Fighting part 1
Просмотров 26 тыс.14 лет назад
This video shows a small part of Arme Antica's work on translating and realizing the art of wheat sickle combat as documented by Paulus Hector Mair in his work. Collectively in parts 1 and 2 are shown the four steps of the first play. In addition are examples of how play might continue from each step in the manner of sickle combat as it is laid out in the text and from general Medieval and Rena...
Fundamental Longsword Guards of Paulus Hector Mair
Просмотров 20 тыс.14 лет назад
This video is on the four fundamental guards of the longsword as they are shown in the works of Paulus Hector Mair. The vid is a simple study guide for the basic use of these guards, as there is no need for much of anything else if one hasnt got the guards down first. Just a few notes. They are covered in the video, of course, but they are worth mentioning again. The first is the tendency to ha...
Renaissance Staff Fighting of Paulus Hector Mair, play number 2
Просмотров 23 тыс.15 лет назад
This is a medieval/Renaissance staff play from Paulus Hector Mair's Opera Amplissimum De Arte Athletica, Volume 1, specifically play number 2. The staffplay in the video has been worked out from an original translation of Mair's Latin text. While Mair's text is quite specific for certain aspects, it can also be quite vague at the same time. For example, while the text will provide written descr...
Weaponized Medieval Wrestling: the Dagger
Просмотров 41 тыс.15 лет назад
Instructed medieval fighting, or modern self-defence for that matter, is in my opinion a holistic compendium of a few techniques and principles which are then extrapolated into various and innumerable situations which at first might seem different but are in reality quite similar once one gets past surface appearances. Here we see some examples of how I teach the medieval martial arts and moder...
The Modern Medieval Gentleman's Umbrella
Просмотров 28 тыс.15 лет назад
I told my students one night to bring to class some everyday/household items that we could use in technique extrapolation and improvisation, in order to expand our self-defence horizons. As I hadn't given them any specific suggestions, what they brought was a great surprise, and the lesson was a blast. It was great fun and I heartily encourage all of you towards experimentation. Anyway, one cou...
Messer Basics: Playing with the Point
Просмотров 11 тыс.15 лет назад
This is one of a small series of videos about the very basics of how to use the long knife, or langes messer, that I will be making as a video review/study aid for my students at Arme Antica. This is material based on Leckuchner and Paulus Hector Mair, mixed through my own experience. Here we see a few of the basic but fundamental ways that one can use the point in practice and play-and also, w...
Langes Messer: the Bogen from Below
Просмотров 15 тыс.15 лет назад
Langes Messer: the Bogen from Below
The Dusack of Paulus Hector Mair, play number 1
Просмотров 4,7 тыс.15 лет назад
The Dusack of Paulus Hector Mair, play number 1
Medieval Wrestling: Arm Bar Extrapolations
Просмотров 14 тыс.15 лет назад
Medieval Wrestling: Arm Bar Extrapolations
Medieval Wrestling: Training with one arm only
Просмотров 5 тыс.15 лет назад
Medieval Wrestling: Training with one arm only
Warrior Games for the Medieval Fight 1
Просмотров 6 тыс.15 лет назад
Warrior Games for the Medieval Fight 1
Kyrie Eleyson Lord mercy
Theleology of death.. i think thats the name of the audio track. Thanks fir reminding me to go watch deathnote again...
the right footwork is missing and why doesn't the attacker use his left hand as well?
Bravooo!
how much is long must be the mair short staff?
The Mair staff typically is about 5ft (152cm) to 5'5ft (165cm) depending on the person, ideally according to your height it ranges from being somewhere from the floor up to your eyebrow or forehead. Much shorter than the typical quaterstaff which range from just over 6-8ft (such as the ones shown in this video).
@@Mr-Tibbster I was advised to measure by height, to the level of the tip of the nose
@@hofstadter4355 Yes something along those lines, nose to eyebrow, very little difference :) Either way it's roughly at face level which makes it ideal for the techniques employed in Mair's style, as there is a lot of side switching, grip changes and winding done at fast speeds and close quaters.
Nay thee
Oh wow that show is really good, haven't seen it in either cartoon or anime.
How to become John Steed in some few lessons.
in indonesia , we call it celurit, one of our traditional weapon, it is farm tool and also weapon here. it is good to see your video and very nice tehniques.
What happened to this channel? I miss your uploads!!!!!
This is highkey exactly what I need as a writer lmao
I walked out of work one night and a young man charged at me to attack me, well I had my umbrella so when he got close I stepped to the side and caught him just above his thyroid notch, his head stopped and feet kept going, lifted him about shoulder height then fell down go boom. I looked at my umbrella and said “Didn’t know you had that in you” I’m not sure about all those traps your teaching but it looks fun, have you ever tried my personal favorite a Cane.
Good job! Yes, for traps and locks you have to be careful and not force things too much. Umbrellas were broken in that lesson on purpose for testing purposes. There are reinforced umbrellas made for heavy action though we were using normal ones. And yes, we had canes and walking sticks, too. Very useful stuff.
Questo video è stato girato in Italia, quindi direi che posso scrivere in Italiano... E' molto simile al Silat, devo dire!
Damnit! Lol wanna be part of this class so bad
Dominated every single fight like a champ. Well done my friend I truly hope one day you decide to upload new videos. There is still much to be learned
Why have you stopped making videos? I recently discovered them and their actually very useful for a project I am working on. Hope all is well my friend.
I am a cane fighter so there is really not much of a difference, but I can tell your right of the bat that very few of these moves are valid. Some are but you seem to hollywood this thing instead of bringing reality into it. A man with a knife dont move this way, and a fencer with a cane dont move this way either. But the idea of using an umbrella is great and there are also fighting umbrellas out there made of carbon fiber and weighted handle that can take all the abuse you can imagine. Just dont get the foolish idea to open the brolly to use it as a shield, the enemy will grab it and control your weapon, it would have a huge signature and move slow as a turtle. Reason I fight with a cane is my legs are not up to any kicking anymore so I need the distance the cane gives. Look how stick fighters and fencers fight and you will pick this up fast. There is lots of cane fighting out there and some suck and some dont, it takes experience to see the difference but martial artist will know.
tutto molto bello, ma siamo a ralenty, in fase studio fluido, altra cosa dinanzi ad un attacco rapido, ci sono video in merito?
Its nice, but i would really like to see this in a situation where the opponent is resisting the wrestling hold being put on, this is the test for a martial system
That's not the purpose of this video.
I realise that, I was saying that I would like to see these being put into practice against a resisting opponent
Exactly. This looks cool, but only full speed sparring will really prove its usefulness, or fully train the techniques for use in the real world.
sorey to say that but most of the shown situations would be also deadly for both of them. the "blocker" often blocks the first and second strike but would be absolutly killed from the third. he often works sloppy in defense cause he knows just the coreo and interacts nit instintively...
You do realize this is a sequence of attack/defense straight out of a historical manual, right? And shown in this video in sequence to illustrate this, right?
It worked for centuries, but sure, I'll just take anon on RUclips's word for it.
Would this work with a spear ? I suppose it would, but does it really ?
It's perfectly analogous to spear work. All you would need is the point on the staff, and to remember which one that was while you're doing it. :)
great, now i realise how much work i have to do to use my spear properly. Thanks for your quick response, good day :)
all this is hight hits...to get the neck, probably, and the ennemy is at one metter... and your focus. But what if the menace comes closer before. Even if your allready focus? and is about to stabb you in the belly ? (if you shows it allready in another video, please, give me the link!)
You're right. This video only shows a high attack, and it was done simply because that is the most common attack shown in medieval texts. For attacks that are lower and closer, you have to be able to move your center freely around its axis. I do have some clips showing examples of this, in Systema (which is historical Russian martial art) at around the 2:19 point. ruclips.net/video/eW3Fe5Lat6k/видео.html
Next time your on the tube - beware the dude (gentleman) with a brolly
Holy shit is that Gunslinger Girl music
Could you cleave with a sickle? I'm asking because I imagine that with a concave edge it would be somewhat weird
Yeah, the design of the blade lends itself to "circular" cuts at contact, like you would with wheat etc. in the field, but the actual farmers' sickles I've seen here in Italy of the hand-forged variety have nice thick blades and at times less of a curve so striking a blow would be far easier, the sweet-spot easier to get at cleanly. Those types could easily go through a forearm and get their way into a skull. They're far superior to what you generally find in a modern hardware store.
Very nice, but from a combat point of view the footwork is too slow, but other than that a well made video
The footwork is as it is described in Mair's work.
That maybe so, but with footwork like that you couldnt be confident that what you are doing is real.
That's a ridiculous statement to make.
This is now one of my favorite videos of messer drills (not that there are many, anyway :D )
Another great video from Monty Chance! Sadly, there are no new videos...
This video is an antique itself.
This is so outdated.
This sort of mischievous playfulness is what makes me love Messerfechten so much, and few videos on the new display it as well as this one. I kind of feel sorry for the guy in burgundy though, he gets through about like a ragdoll.
Systema is a european marcial art ?
I teach multiple arts, if that is what you're asking in relation to the other videos I have on my channel. Systema is Russian, and the question if Russia is part of Europe or not has been a political issue since the Cold War. :)
This is some real good stuff...
Just remember, A sword or a dagger is better than this crap tool.
This is undenialably true, but swords are much more expensive and at one time Swords were forbidden for those who were no knights. So they took to their feuds, what they had and a sickle was an affordable farming tool with a midlong blade. Better to have a near Crappy Weapon than so weapon at all.
so why the fuck are these fools training with these? This is not art or anything, this is just stupid. It is like training to fight with a rolling pen or a cast iron skillet because cooks don't have swords. Yes, lets take a class on how to fight with a cast iron pots pan.
+slaanghoul Trollolololololol
+TimurAShadow TOOL
Sickle fighting is part of a holistic system of the fighting art shown within Mair's encyclopedic tome. Its basic principles are shared with Mair's dagger fighting, the differences being found in weapon form use. To think that it is inferior to a sword or a dagger is personal opinion, like saying a katana is better than a longsword, and is probably based more than anything on a lack of knowledge on these arts. Bigger does not equal better. If that was true, everybody would have been fighting exclusively with the largest halbards possible (which they weren't), nor does speed alone dictate victory, and both of those considerations don't even bring into question the mettle of the weapon holder, which is always the largest deciding factor. Why does anyone study anything? Probably because it's fun, and in this case, it is a hidden aspect of European history that many did not know existed, and it has a surprising depth of material (as all Mair's work shows) that goes beyond simple technique and common perception.
very interesting
Tough boy gives it the power It is a great idea to use different passages from the historical manuals in order to found a solid european martial art style I also use some manuals in retrospective , (Camillo Agrippa, Hans wurm, Fiore, Talhoffer, Paulus Hector Mair ) for viking combat along with the sagas and modern wrestling concepts, because you can take everything you need and adapt it. you can make feedback and figure out how they can get the knowledge from experience and instinct... Great video.
I love the gunslinger girl soundtrack
Imagine annabeth from Percy Jackson in this... lol she would be like 10000x faster IN COMBAT with those moves XD still good vid doh. XD
awesome music too :) Delgados are great
May I please ask how long are those staffs?
+Nick G 2 meters circa
Karkat sent me.
Heh. I'm doing sickle sparring research for a Davekat fic. XD
great video! it was really interesting, every movement was finely executed and the video editing allowed me to apreciate and understand every part :D
Hi Monty! I miss your videos man. Are you still studying HEMA?
these are still some of my favorite hema videos, i would like to see more. Is this group still training?
a thousand times better than kung-fu "spear techniques".
hey ,was wondering if you could do a video on sum of the wristlock techniques.
This looks like a fun form of medieval martial arts. Always been a fan of the shortblades for some reason.
+draconic33 Mair's work describes a very dynamic, back-and-forth style of play to illustrate his points, and it is very fun and captivating to get into that flow.
Can you slit someone's throat with these?
+WeAreZero Sickles were used to harvest wheat and such. Those blades have to be very sharp to do that, so yes. You could
+WeAreZero of course
The fist 32 seconds looks like FMA, and Silat. Some of the later stuff almost looks like punyos. Also I have noticed they like reverse grip fighting a lot. Or maybe they just showed it a lot on this vid.
+METAL AND PROUD Well, it is known that the Filipinos assimilated the Western arts into their own martial arts after the Portuguese landed on their island. Like any clever and practiced warrior should, they saw things they liked, learned them, took them as their own and found the weaknesses in them to exploit against their enemies. When I was first doing this section of the book, I too was amazed at the similarities.
I know Spain occupied their land too. That should explain the Spanish influence in some of their dialect.
Where can you purchase those Messrs? Thanks,
+Richard Anderson You can't. The messers in the video were made by the student I do most of the demos with, to my specifications.