Wave movement

[GrahamB]

Really liked this clip - there's a shoulder strike (0.23) in here and a cai (grasp/pluck) (0.11) that I would struggle to differentiate from Tai Chi, although there is no concept of a dantien in Systema. Thoughts?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8evhGDNSb9E

[Bob]

I struggle to see a major difference between some of the pigua/baji I once learned - especially some of the punches and slapping

[everything]

liked it

[wayne hansen]

I’m always unconvinced by these demos
Have any of the students of this stuff ever applied it in open combat
I would imagine they would be quite open to it
Thé remind me of Peter Ralston and his stuff
The title wave action got me in
Broken wave action is quite refined in Fu style
It is one of the things I took away from Fu and still practice on a daily basis
Unfortunately it was not that

[RobP3]

I’m always unconvinced by these demos
Have any of the students of this stuff ever applied it in open combatat

Yes

[RobP3]

Really liked this clip - there's a shoulder strike (0.23) in here and a cai (grasp/pluck) (0.11) that I would struggle to differentiate from Tai Chi, although there is no concept of a dantien in Systema. Thoughts?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8evhGDNSb9E

The wave in this method can be generated from any part of the body, most typically the shoulder

[wayne hansen]

Any examples

[origami_itto]

The wave in this method can be generated from any part of the body, most typically the shoulder

I favor the calf.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/aMYhjacXZnY

Just shot this quick example out back with the new heavy bag.

https://youtube.com/shorts/3hl_itIG3hs

[RobP3]

Any examples

In terms of actual hands on, door work, road rage, knife robbery, domestic violence, general night club/bar stuff, LEO, oh and a football match