FightClub Martial Arts Youth Training not only teaches self defense techniques but helps develop your child in all ways.
Training helps increase your child’s speed, stamina, strength, while developing better balance, coordination, and timing.
Russian Martial Art [A.K.A. - SYSTEMA] training will help to foster confidence and leadership skills in your child. We actively promote goal setting, team spirit and developing qualities that will help him/her become successful in other sports, daily activities and school.
Most of all it’s exciting and fun! Kids get a great workout while they learn practical self defense skills.
Check out some footage from one of the classes below…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qwShkZBgIbI&feature=autoshare
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– April 4, 2012
Highlights of the Russian Martial Art seminar given by Senior Instructor Emmanuel Manolakakis at Systema Hong Kong on February 3rd to 5th 2012
Great Seminar, great people, thanks to all.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTRcYRKgcp8&feature=youtu.be
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– March 29, 2012
The first rule of Fight Club is to train in Systema, a form of martial arts used by the Russian Armed Forces.
“Systema’s approach to self defence is an awakening of what you can do with your body period, not just for fighting,” says Emmanuel Manolakakis. “What you can do with your body and understanding how it works and through that understanding how you defend yourself.”
(Full article in the Town Crier Newspaper)
http://www.mytowncrier.ca/martial-arts-can-be-systema-ic.html
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– March 23, 2012
In the ultimate search for a HUMAN WEAPON, mixed martial artist Jason Chambers and football pro Bill Duff put their bodies on the line as they train in the most lethal forms of combat before going toe-to-toe with masters of each fighting style.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EtYtZDWCNMs&feature=s2l
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– February 29, 2012
How to protect yourself at home:
1. Install good quality locks – I always recommend double locks to the back and front doors – this lock requires a key from the outside as well as the inside.
2. Place outdoor motion sensor lights around your home
3. Keep your windows clear of debris, trees or shrubbery, which can hide a burglar trying to open your window
4. Consider an alarm system – monitored or unmonitored
5. Most criminals avoid homes with dogs
6. Get to know your neighbors or take part in a neighborhood watch program
7. Be conscious of anyone who enters your home, that doesn’t normally come in. Take a good a mental image and be able to describe them in detail.
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– February 22, 2012
Understanding and applying this to your training opens up new possibilities. My best advice would be to go slowly…..
* Anatomy of the Ribs – Good to know if you want to understand how to utilize for you self defence applications.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PNo5HJIY5w4&feature=related
* Sports rib injury ( OUCH! )
http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&feature=endscreen&v=TV7NeSvKspA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CM-o-mmGpcw
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– February 16, 2012
TEACH HOW TO HIT & HOW TO REMOVE TENSION UNDER STRIKES
Interesting to watch students expression, subtle movements with inner fear, pain and ways of relief from pain.
Pay close attention a lot of little gems from Vlad, just listen and watch closely.
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– February 8, 2012
An Interesting article
I have been doing this in the FC Youth Program – Older kids mentoring and leading younger ones rather than hanging out with just their own ages and just acting goofy or forming groups. This is the way to get kids responsible and nurture self learning and self confidence. Very good article – bravo to this school and teachers!
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Brock University professor tries to stop bullying by changing recess in St. Catharines schools
I stand in a jittery line of kids stretching down the long hall of Westdale Elementary in St. Catharines, waiting like caged horses for the bubbly bells to sound.
Recess! Freedom! Agony!
Twenty precious minutes to play, run, dodge punches, be shunned.
Remember recess? If you are a popular kid, it is a glimmery vacation from the school day. If you are an outcast, it is a torture chamber. There are statistics to prove this, but we all know it just as reindeer know when the herd is turning. Recess is the wilderness outside the protective wires of orderly desks, mechanical pencil sharpeners and patrolling adults.
http://www.thestar.com/news/article/1122916–porter-brock-university-professor-tries-to-stop-bullying-by-changing-recess-in-st-catharines-schools
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– February 1, 2012
| People often ask me questions about teaching or training. Sometimes the questions start broad then become finite or start finite then become broad statements. The common trait is that they are about problems, uncertainties and worries. Something like “what if my parter is really tense? or what if someone just trying systema really challenges me in class?” on and on – you get the picture. By asking any questions to get an answer that makes you better than someone else only reaffirms that your training has a ceiling and limits. That statement is from my knowledge.
If you asking ‘what I see’ and ‘how I see’ things when I train or teach it goes a little something like this….I see other peoples insightful nature and unique gifts – both to themselves and to systema. They look like people worth helping, learning from and leading. That is all I see…
I hope this helps some of you,
emmanuel
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– January 19, 2012
I get a lot of questions from time to time about SYSTEMA lineage. Wikipedia does a good job at tracing this out. Its interesting and informative on many levels. A good way to start the year.
Ryabko’s Systema is a type of martial art headed by Mikhail Ryabko. Ryabko is a Colonel[1] in the Russian military, and has past military, special forces, and traditional Russian martial arts training.
This art is variously called Systema, “The System”, “Russian martial arts” and ” poznaj sebya” (Russian language: познай себя “discover yourself“). Although this art uses the same name as Kadochnikov’s Systema, it is different in a number of ways, most notably because it doesn’t directly studybiomechanics. The practical philosophy, training methods, views on history and many other subtleties are completely different.
“The System” is a reference to the various systems of the body (Muscle, Nervous system, respiratory system, etc.) as well as elements ofPsychology and the Spirit
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ryabko’s_Systema
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– January 3, 2012
