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  #1 Marcus Guthrie on 09 Mar 12

   

  Systema training can vary widely between classes or the focuses of each student. There is no set curriculum and no two classes, even by the same instructor are the same.
  
  Commonly, training will involve general calisthenics, stretching, breathing and exercises which often dramatically enhance strength through weight and one's natural range. Despite generally being categorized as a martial art, training includes several health-enhancing exercises. Some training exercises could be seen as forms of meditation or self-psychology.
  
  Some work could be done alone and some could be done with one or more students. Because Systema's popularity has expanded more than the availability of teachers and classes, solo-work is becoming more commonly seen with those who don't have ready access to an instructor.
  Systema relies on the practitioner being relaxed, confident and aware of their own capabilities, strengths and weaknesses.
  
  Systema is particularly appealing to professionals in the police, military or bodyguard professions, and even to bouncers. A bouncer may want to consider strikes with slaps rather then fists, a bodyguard would be interested in moving their charge to your ground without hurting these. Defence with knives, crowd or individual-psychology may be particularly important.
  
  At our school most exercises really are a description or a demonstration followed by the students trying that themselves. The exercise may very well be varied or transformed to a new exercise, or the training could progress to a different exercise. In some cases, students will choose to vary the exercise slightly to try something new or to practice something specific. In almost any case, there are many moments within any particular exercise which permit variation. Working with a greater or smaller partner can be a notable example how one specific activity will vary widely.
  
  Although there is not a official, rigid "belief system" or ideology that is taught, most practitioners after a while seem to share corresponding core values, including non-destruction—training ought not wear down the body or spirit but stimulate and heal. Systema fundamentally encourages practitioners to look at a philosophical disposition of openness on their experiences.
  
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  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Systema training can vary widely between classes or the focuses of each student. There is no set curriculum and no two classes, even by the same instructor are the same.<br /><br />Commonly, training will involve general calisthenics, stretching, breathing and exercises which often dramatically enhance strength through weight and one's natural range. Despite generally being categorized as a martial art, training includes several health-enhancing exercises. Some training exercises could be seen as forms of meditation or self-psychology.<br /><br />Some work could be done alone and some could be done with one or more students. Because Systema's popularity has expanded more than the availability of teachers and classes, solo-work is becoming more commonly seen with those who don't have ready access to an instructor.<br />Systema relies on the practitioner being relaxed, confident and aware of their own capabilities, strengths and weaknesses.<br /><br />Systema is particularly appealing to professionals in the police, military or bodyguard professions, and even to bouncers. A bouncer may want to consider strikes with slaps rather then fists, a bodyguard would be interested in moving their charge to your ground without hurting these. Defence with knives, crowd or individual-psychology may be particularly important.<br /><br />At our school most exercises really are a description or a demonstration followed by the students trying that themselves. The exercise may very well be varied or transformed to a new exercise, or the training could progress to a different exercise. In some cases, students will choose to vary the exercise slightly to try something new or to practice something specific. In almost any case, there are many moments within any particular exercise which permit variation. Working with a greater or smaller partner can be a notable example how one specific activity will vary widely.<br /><br />Although there is not a official, rigid "belief system" or ideology that is taught, most practitioners after a while seem to share corresponding core values, including non-destruction—training ought not wear down the body or spirit but stimulate and heal. Systema fundamentally encourages practitioners to look at a philosophical disposition of openness on their experiences.<br /><br /><a href="http://www.bigdsystema.com/" rel="nofollow">self defense classes dallas</a></div>

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