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	Systema SpetsNaz - Russian Martial Art - Hand to Hand Combat USA Center
		Originated and battle tested by the Russian Military Forces, through out the history, this unique system is now taught to the general public.
		Systema "Russian Style" Hand to Hand Combat is suitable for civilians - men, woman and children.
		Systema "SpetsNaz" Hand to Hand Combat - is suitable for security personal, police officers, bodyguards or Federal Agents.
	www.systemaspetsnaz.com (232 words)

	Overview of Systema and its Relevance to Aikido (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Systema techniques performed at the highest level use only the minimum amount of energy and operate largely on a mental/psychic plane.
		The Systema that is being taught today to the general public has been refined by Mikhail Ryabko and disseminated by several of his students in Europe and North America.
		Systema was born out of centuries of technical refinement on the battlefield as Russians repelled a multitude of enemies under vastly different combative conditions.
	www.aikidojournal.com /article.php?articleID=367&highlight=systema (2121 words)

	Systema California Russian Martial Arts \| About Systema
		The techniques and strategies employed in Systema are applicable along the entire spectrum of the force continuum from empty hand combat to edged and projectile weapons.
		Systema is a true "aiki" art fostered in a western tradition.
		Systema classes at the Dojo of the Four Winds are on going with students at all levels of expertise working together.
	www.systemacalifornia.com /about.html (344 words)

	Systema - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Systema is best known as being a martial art employed by some Russian Spetsnaz units.
		Systema's pre-Soviet Russian heritage is only recently being rediscovered.
		Systema is counted alongside a number of pre-Soviet traditions which are being actively cultivated by the Russian government.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Systema (1126 words)

	New Page 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		In Systema, in keeping with their practical approach of natural movement and living the martial art in the day to day world, there are no ranks and everyone wears comfy, tough, street clothes.
		In Systema, I notice that most of the experienced students there took their ushiro ukemi by letting themselves straight down on one leg, with the other leg straight out in front of them until their rear end was just near the floor.
		In the end, the Systema seminar with Vasiliev was excellent, and I recommend it to anyone, regardless of their level of martial arts' experience.
	www.systemanw.com /vvr3.htm (12514 words)

	systema - Deluxe Martial Arts Forums
		Systema's thought is that the world of people is much different from animals, therefore oriental arts (with any basis on animal movement) do not comply to human movement patterns.
		Systema also takes into account "less then perfect conditions" for example we would be put in uncomfortable possitions and have to try to defend the same type of attacks as if everything was normal, It takes into account not being able to use an arm or leg, or if your hands are tied together.
		Systema has no "ready possitions" becuase of the fact that a fight can from at any time from any direction there is no need to get into a "ready stance" this also allows you to ajust your body possition wich can help give an opponent the wrong impression, or perhaps help to diffuse situations.
	www.defend.net /deluxeforums/showthread.php?t=6640 (4617 words)

	Systema California \| Articles
		This is because technique-based Systema conforms to the individual instead of requiring the individual to conform to it.
		A key element in Systema is not to contest for space or to hold ground.
		Systema is a state of consciousness, not a series of techniques.
	www.systemacalifornia.com /articles/principles.html (3957 words)

	Systema Saturnium by Christiaan Huygens: Introduction
		The Systema Saturnium is one of 200 books known as the "Heralds of Science." Bern Dibner selected the Heralds as the most significant titles in the formation and development of Western science and technology.
		Systema Saturnium, sive de causis mirandorum Saturni phaenomenon, et comite ejus planeta novo [The System of Saturn, or On the matter of Saturn's remarkable appearance, and its satellite, the new planet].
		Systema Saturnium did not appear in print again until 1925 when it was published in volume 15 of Oeuvres complètes de Christiaan Huygens, a 22-volume set published over a sixty-year period by the Society of Sciences of Holland.
	www.sil.si.edu /DigitalCollections/HST/Huygens/huygens-introduction.htm (2795 words)

	SYSTEMA TECHNOLOGIES
		Systema has successfully gained the tender "Chrysalides" of the National Ministry of Education/C.T.I. on supplying a novel technology platform enriched with school content for arts, humanities and science.
		Systema Technologies was informed that the multimodal interfaces IST Project proposal 'MoveOn' addressed to cyclists and relevant markets ranked second (2nd) out of eighty-one (81) candidates.
		Systema Technologies is the Scientific Coordinator leading the European IST Project Lab@Future.
	www.systema.gr /news.htm (500 words)

	Systema - Woord vooraf Russische vechtkunst, vechtsport, Russian Combat, spetsnaz, Kadochnikov, militaire, Rusland, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Door zijn natuurlijke en vrije vorm is dit systeem oneindig aanpasbaar en kan het beoefend worden voor verschillende doeleinden zoals zelfverdediging, sporttraining of algehele gezondheid.
		Systema - Een traditionele Russische vechtkunst dat terug gaat tot minstens de 10e eeuw is nu toegankelijk voor westerlingen.
		In Nederland is Systema helaas nog een jonge vechtkunst die nog alle terrein veroveren moet.
	home.wanadoo.nl /a.m.s.vanrijnsoever (347 words)

	Systema PTW M4 Airsoft Electric Gun Review Professional Training Weapon - Nation's Largest Airsoft Gun Retailer - Great ...
		Systema never really sprayed any silicon on it when they were testing this gun), I have a feeling that if the right BBs are used the magazine will never needs lubricant.
		However these are both non-issue on the Systema rifle: the Systema magazine will even slide perfectly into the real steel mag well, although it will not lock in place caused by the extruding BB feeder on the top of the magazine.
		Systema's front sight assembly looks practically identical to the TM front sight (I wonder if that is actually a TM part), as compare to the much more rugged real-steel front sight.
	www.airsplat.com /SystemaPTW.htm (4233 words)

	BudoSeek! Martial Arts Community - types of systema?
		Kadochnikova Systema, was developed by Alexi Kadochnikov, an engineer, by looking at human anatomy and applying physics to the biomechanical structure as the primary goal.
		If you look at Kadochnikova Systema, the two look similar and share many principals, but functionally, Kadochnikovs system is very hard and is based on the sciences of biomechanics, physics, etc. Very secular in what it does and it doesnt play around.
		Systema Kadochnikova (or as Powell calls it - "K-Sys") is based on body dynamics, biomechanics, and the destruction of the human body from a perspective similar to taking down a building or a bridge - find its weak points and break it down from there.
	www.budoseek.net /vbulletin/showthread.php?p=51911 (1651 words)

	Stickgrappler's Martial Arts Archives - Systema - Russian art of survival page
		One of the key strengths of Systema, a strength quickly noticed by anyone observing the class, is the diverse nature of the training.
		The strikes of Systema flow from one to another and wreck havoc on the opponent’s sense of awareness and his body structure.
		If one wants to become more aware of Systema’s depths or simply...more aware...the best advice would be to try to attend one of the seminars or better still head due southor northor which ever direction gets you to Toronto, Canada.
	stickgrappler.tripod.com /systema/adsys1.html (1590 words)

	Systema Martial Art - About Systema (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Systema is a term derived from the original Russian Systema Rukopashnii Boi or System of hand-to-hand combat.
		Systema was developed by the early Cossacks, a highly trained paramilitary society, more than a thousand years ago, and historical record of this fighting style can be dated back to 948AD.
		For Centuries Russia had to repel invaders from the north, south, east and west, each of which brought to bear the peculiar martial skills, physical abilities and weapons of its culture.
	www.systemamartialart.com /about/origin.html (329 words)

	Judo Forum (JudoForum.com) > Systema (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Systema is heavily based on CHIN NA, and Mohei Ueshiba was strongly influenced by Tai Chi Chuan during his stay in China, so it is not surprising that Systema would reflect this lineage.
		Systema is simply learning how to move against an attacker by observing how the individual attacks then applying pressure to incapacitate the opponent without practiced inferior katas.
		Systema does not teach technique such as "grab the throat, then move hand here, and roll the opponent." Systema again, is observing the attacker and doing whatever you wish to do, throwing off balance, striking, kicking, or throwing based on the opponents movement and what your body moves to do.
	www.judoinfo.com /discuss/lofiversion/index.php/t9400.html (10854 words)

	Systema Review
		Systema (Sokoli Stalina) is a hand-to-hand combat system with a rich history in the steppe Cossack warriors and the Soviet and Russian special forces or Spetsnaz.
		Systema is Russian for "the System." And there is no nonsense in it's name, it is more than a martial art, it is a martial system involving real-life combat experience.
		Systema, RMA Forum, Vlad's place for questions and chit-chat with other Systema practicioners.
	www.geocities.com /presuppositionalist/Systema (547 words)

	Ryabko's Systema - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ryabko operates the Systema headquarters in Russia, and continues to train students and military personnel, and also acts as an advisor.
		Because Systema's popularity has expanded more than the availability of instructors and classes, solo-work is becoming more commonly seen with those who don't have ready access to an instructor.
		Systema is particularly attractive to professionals in the police, military or bodyguard professions, and even to "door men" (bouncers).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ryabko's_Systema (1061 words)

	Systema at Imperial College
		Systema is a unique martial art which is Russian in origin.
		Systema does not limit the practitioner to specific types of application.
		Imperial College Systema group is a part of the London School of Systema.
	www.geocities.com /imperial_systema (275 words)

	Systema in Competitions - MartialTalk.Com
		Systema teaches you how to move correctly from the beginning while everything else brings you there eventually.
		I don't define systema as a bunch of techniques, but I do define it as the intellectual property owned by Vladimir and Mikhail.
		For example, systema kicks would not be recognized as legit techniques by the refs, so kickboxing-ish kicks were used instead.
	www.martialtalk.com /forum/showthread.php?t=13318 (1440 words)

	LONDON SCHOOL OF SYSTEMA
		Systema classes are held in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere.
		People feel that Systema classes are very relaxing and have a very positive effect on their health and well being.
		Systema's ties with Orthodox Christianity are deep rooted and for many an interesting subject.
	www.systemalondon.com /whatis.htm (787 words)

	Systema (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Systema is designed to create, build and strengthen your body and your psyche.
		Systema teaches excellent complementary skills for military, law enforcement and security personnel, as well as experienced martial artists from any style.
		He is a certified Systema instructor under founder, Vladimir Vasiliev.
	www.selfdefensecenter.com /Systema.asp (332 words)

	Beyond Systema, or not? - MartialTalk.Com
		Keep in mind, I still believe Systema has very much to offer all martial artists, but this question was brought to me by one of my students, and I think it's a good one.
		If the man from the second example wanted to learn how to build a different style of car, his learning time would be far reduced over the first man. He would need only to see enough of the car to understand it in terms of the principles he already knew.
		They may not "leave" Systema per se, but they will be open to different things, as long as it "flows" with what they're doing.
	www.martialtalk.com /forum/showthread.php?t=24256 (1645 words)

	LONDON SCHOOL OF SYSTEMA
		There is no pressure for anyone in a Systema class to participate in an activity that they are uncomfortable or that is beyond their current limitations.
		Females training in Systema are able to develop their self-confidence and physical ability in a safe, friendly environment and are welcome in any Systema class.
		Many Systema instructors and practitioners are knowledgeable on matters of Christianity and Christians themselves, which can give a different and deeper understanding of the art.
	www.systemalondon.com /faqs.htm (782 words)

	Systema by Mikhail Ryabko. From Russia with love. Mikhail Ryabko's Systema (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		After this Mikhail, together with Val and Daniel showed me things of systema's spiritual dimension, which made me understand that it is very difficult to understand systema really without understanding of Russian Orthodox religion.
		To show systema was just one, but after the demo, the people started asking questions.
		Systema's concepts and philosophy are integrated in all these programs.
	www.systemaryabko.ru /eng/article1.aspx (2188 words)

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