Krav Maga vs Systema Spetsnaz: the major benefits of Systema is that it has more simple elements and less requirements than Krav Maga. There are 4 main benefits of Systema Spetsnaz vs Krav Maga. Let’s talk about them in details
Learning Martial Arts with physical limitation due to an injury
I am wondering how difficult this will be to learn with physical limitation due to an injury?
– In reality, your desire gives you a huge advantage, and you might get even better results compare to people who do not have any injuries. Here is what you should to know before your training
Today is Vadim Starov’s Birthday! (Nov 29th)
Thank you, Vadim, for sharing your knowledge helping us to be more confident in our self, feel strong, take responsibility for our life and our loved ones. Thank you for your charisma and your great heart! We honor to represent your style in the United States of America. We wish you health, wealth, success, more students, […]
Russian Spetsnaz Training: Airborne Troops
Russian Spetsnaz Airborne Troops (AT) are used for tactical advantage as they can be inserted into the battlefield from the air, thereby allowing them to be positioned in areas not accessible by land. Russian Spetsnaz AT jump off planes and release their parachute to land on the ground. It is one of the three types […]
Spetsnaz Vityaz – Russian Special Forces
Spetsnaz Vityaz – Russian Special Forces The Spetsnaz Vityaz was originally designed as anti-terrorist Special Operation unit. Spetsnaz Vityaz regularly conducted operations to counter-terrorism patrols on the border of Chechnya and the Caucasus. Vityaz soldiers are also trained to prevent disorder in prisons. More than 70 soldiers of the detachment were awarded the title Hero […]
Kalashnikov – Spetsnaz Assault Rifle
View incredible video of Kalashnikov Spetsnaz assault rifle, the story of Mikhail Kalashnikov and its weapons.
Russian Spetsnaz – Winner World Cup Special Forces 2015
Russian Spetsnaz SOBR (Police) became a gold medalist (4th time)! Team USA (MARSOC) 23 spot. Watch video archive – Russian Spetsnaz in Action!
SYSTEMA RUSSIAN SPETSNAZ: MUST HAVE DVD!!!
There are a lot of great Russian Spetsnaz DVDs. Which one to choose? We are offering a list of DVDs that everyone should have to master vital Systema skills!
Russian Spetsnaz – GRU – KGB – FSB – MVD – Alpha – Vympel
Russian Spetsnaz History: GRU, KGB, FSB, MVD, Alpha, Vympel. The Russian Spetsnaz Troops were raised as the troops of the Main Intelligence Department and in the 1980s numbered 30,000 soldiers. During the 1970’s, when the Cold War was at its height, the West became aware of the existence of Soviet Spetsnaz troops. Although the Cold War is over, Russian Spetsnaz units are still part of the Russian order-of-battle, although their missions have changed.
Russian Sambo – Combat Sambo
History of Russian Sambo, how the Russian Free-style wrestling was created. Combat Sambo VS Sport Sambo. Spiridonov, Oshchepkov, Anatoly Kharlampiev.
I remember how I and my friends were suppressed. The information was absolutely new. This article was about Russian Sambo. Almost everyone heard about jiu jitsu, but Russian Combat Sambo was not well-known.
THE KGB – Organization of the State Security
Publicly named a union-republic agency, the KGB was highly centralized and was controlled rigidly from the top. The KGB central staff kept a close watch over the operations of its branches. Local government organs had little involvement in local KGB activities. Key decisions were made by the KGB Collegiums which was a collective leadership department composed of the chairman, deputy chairman, chiefs of certain KGB directorates, and one or two chairmen of republic of the KGB organizations.
History of the Cheka – NKVD – KGB – FSB
The first Soviet Union security organization called “Cheka”. It was created on 20 December 1917. The NKVD (People’s Commissariat of Internal Affairs) was created in 1918 to control the police department, criminal investigation departments, fire brigades, internal troops, and prison guards.
Lubyanka – the KGB Headquarter
Lubyanka – the KGB Headquarter. Lubyanka Square in downtown Moscow was the head-quarters of the KGB. The KGB directors had their office on the third floor of the building. The Lubyanka actually consists of three buildings.
GRU – Spetsnaz GRU
The GRU, also called Spetsnaz GRU, is the foreign intelligence department of the Russian Ministry of Defense, and it carries out the functions of the central organ of military intelligence within the General Staff.
Russian Special Forces
The 20,000 members of the Russian Special Forces: Federal Protective Service (FSO) was one of the successors of the KGB. The FSO, headquartered in Block 14 in the Kremlin, supervises top-level government communications, operates and protects underground command centers, maintains the special underground train system that connects key government facilities in the Moscow area, and protects other strategic facilities, and executive aircraft and special military trains.
