Commando Sambo: Fundamental Techniques
Commando Sambo, a martial art born within the former Soviet Union, encompasses two distinct lineages of hand-to-hand combat. The first, Sports Sambo, developed under the Dynamo (formerly Soviet Ministry of Internal Affairs) as a training discipline to apprehend criminals. The second, Commando Sambo, originated from the Cheska (formerly Soviet Military Sports Organization) with the intent to simulate combat scenarios. Commando Sambo integrates elements from various ethnic martial arts within the former Soviet Union, based on the foundation of Jujutsu imported from Japan. Notably, Commando Sambo remained classified as a military secret until the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991, when its existence was first revealed.
The techniques of Commando Sambo, demonstrated by athletes like Volk Han and Andrei Kopylov, represent a highly advanced and practical martial art capable of instantaneous adaptation to any attack or situation.
Contents:
Introduction to Commando Sambo
Overview of Commando Sambo and its origins.
Interview with Volk Han
Insights and perspectives from Volk Han.
1st Command Sambo Seminar
Highlights and key takeaways from the inaugural Command Sambo seminar.
Interview with Andrei Kopylov
Discussion and insights from Andrei Kopylov.
Han vs. Kopylov: Command Sambo Techniques
Techniques demonstrated in a matchup between Han and Kopylov.
Techniques:
Defense against being grabbed from behind
Defense against a frontal hug
Defense against a chokehold
Defense against punches
Defense against body strikes
Defense against lower body strikes
Defense against side strikes
Arm locks
Arm lock using leg scything and rotation
Attacking an opponent in prone and supine positions
Knee bar using legs
Variations of knee locks
Variations of knee bar
Variations of ankle locks
Dealing with punches: Knee bar
Dealing with punches: Simultaneous arm and leg lock
Dealing with punches: Achilles tendon lock
Dealing with punches: Crab clamp
Arm lock from quadruped position
Knee bar from leg scything (top position)
Knee bar from leg scything (bottom position)
Knee bar from crab clamp
Front arm lock
Jumping arm lock
Modified jumping arm lock
Volk Han Demonstration
Practical demonstration of techniques by Volk Han.
Starring:
Volk Han
Andrei Kopylov
Language: Japanese
Length: 53 min.
SPD-3725
