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September 20 and 21, 2008 A Very Special Seminar with Konstantin Komarov 11:00 till 16:00 Bacon's College Timber Pond Road Rotherhithe London SE16 6AT MAP Space limited to 40 participants Cost:
The following topics will be covered: 1. Tasks that can be accomplished by “short” work 2. Tactical and psychological nature of “short” work 3. Psyche and body during “short” work 4. Fear, aggression and invisibility 5. Attention in “short” work 6. Basic ways and means of applying “short” work and teaching methods 7. Criminal application of “short” work and ways of resisting/opposing it 8. Methods for preparing body and psyche for “short” work Booking by e-mail to info@systemalondon.com or by SMS to +44 7768 073 917 Please include your full name, and your systema experience, if any. PREVIOUS EVENTS May 19th and 20th 2007 Psychological Preparation for Combat A seminar with Konstantin Komarov Saturday 19th 12am-5pm Sunday 20th 10-3pm Wanstead Lesiure Centre Redbridge Lane West Wanstead London E11 2JZ MAP For the first time, Konstantin Komarov will visit the UK, teaching a seminar based on his unique skill and experience.For people interested in the psychology of confrontation and working with fear this will be a unmissable event. See some of Konstantine's writing HERE You can download a detailed seminar programme HERE All are welcome. The seminar will cost: £70 both days or £40 per day in advance. £80 both days or £45 per day on the door. How to book: Checks in GBP £ to "Blue Water Associates Ltd" Please post them to: 13 Parfrey Street Hammersmith London W6 9EW Places can also be booked through your instructor. Hope to see you there. Places can be booked through your instructor. Hope to see you there. December 9th 2006 Open Seminar with David Kirillov Saturday 9th 11am-2pm Gaynes School Brackendale Gardens Upminster Essex RM14 3UX MAP Hosted in conjunction with the South East England Martial Arts Federation, this will be an open seminar with martial artists from many different styles training together. All are welcome. The seminar will cost £25 and can be booked through your instructor. Hope to see you there. June 24th 2006 Seminar with Valentin Vasiliev Saturday 24th 12:30-6pm Wanstead Leisure Centre Redbridge Lane West Wanstead London E11 2JZ MAP Valentin Vasiliev will cover the subject ' Working Under Pressure' and promises lots of interesting new material. February 11th and 12th 2006 Special Seminar with Mikhail Ryabko and Vladimir Vasiliev. Saturday 11th 12:30 - 5:30pm Sunday 12th 11pm - 4pm Wanstead Leisure Centre Redbridge Lane West Wanstead London E11 2JZ MAP Last time these two amazing masters of Russian Martial Art taught together was at the Aikido Expo in California last year, and the response was phenomenal. Here is an incredible opportunity to meet the two founders of Systema, to ask questions and to learn how any style that you practice can be improved with Systema training methodology. Read a review of the last seminar taught by both Mikhail Ryabko and Vladimir Vasiliev at the Aiki Expo HERE This seminar is open to all martial artists. We will cover: • Systema fundamentals: breathing, moving, form • Holds, releases and escapes • Work on the ground • Work against multiple opponents, and work in teams • Strikes • Psychology of confrontation • Work with and against the knife (please bring your own training knife) This will be an interactive seminar, rather than a lecture, with Vladimir and Michael mixing with the seminar participants and explaining things first hand. You will also have an opportunity to have your questions answered. Questions? Please contact your instructor, Or David Kirillov on dk@systemalondon.com +44 (0)7768 073 917 To save time on the day, please download and fill out this contact details/risk assumption form HERE October 15-22 2005 Training trip to Moscow The annual trip to Moscow was very successful this year and a good time had by all. You can read a report of the trip in the LIBRARY |
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