SURVIVAL TACTICS SEMINAR
SYSTEMA SPETSNAZ - RUSSIAN STYLE COMBAT

MOSCOW, RUSSIA - JULY 5th-11th, 2012
Arrival Days - July 2nd & 3rd

VADIM STAROV

- Founder / Chief Instructor Systema Spetsnaz - Russian Style Combat International Training Center

- Specialist in Biosensory Psychology - No Contact Combat

- Combat Instructor for Special Forces - Survival in Extreme Situations

- Combat Instructor for Federal Drug Enforcement Units

- Member of the Russian Veteran’s Union of Special Forces “Monolit” and “Vimpil”

7 DAYS OF TRAINING

TEST YOUR BODY, MIND & SPIRIT

LEARN EXCLUSIVE SPETSNAZ SURVIVAL SKILLS

SEMINAR TOPICS

Theory of Combat
Breathing Methods
Elements & Exercises
Punches - Strikes - Kicks
Pressure Points
Internal Wave Energy
Grabs & Chokes
Weapons Combat
Multiple Opponents Combat
Combat in difficult conditions
No - Contact Combat

Seminar includes - 7 days of training, living in the country style house, 3 meals a day, Russian sauna, cultural sightseeing, VIP transportation.

Seminar Registration & Fees

Seminar cost is $1.400
Payment must be paid in Russia in full on the first day of training!

	The Kremlin The Moscow Kremlin is a must see for all visitors. Once inside, you can visit Cathedral Square, whose historic cathedrals were worshipped by the Tsars and their families. Also on display are the Tsar's Bell and Tsar's Cannon, two immobile monuments to the grandeur of Russia's history. Don’t forget the Amory Museum, which holds precious relics of Imperial stature, such as gold plated carriages and silver threaded royal garments.
	Red Square Just outside the Kremlin is the famous Red Square. There you can watch the changing of the guard at the Eternal Flame. St. Basil’s Cathedral is as beautiful on the inside as it is the outside.
	State Tretyakov Gallery The State Tretyakov Gallery has the best collection of Russian art. Favorite things of Catherine the Great and Pushkin are featured to the public in its galleries. Repin, Vrubel, Kandinsky, Chagall, and more Russian artists are represented here.
	Izmaylovo Market This is the main souvenir market of Moscow, where you can find things at fare prices. Folk crafts, jewelry, antiques, chess sets, and anything else will tempt you in any variety and color.
	Old Arbat Street Old Arbat Street is Moscow's most famous street fare. Old Arbat Street is a tourist oriented, where you can find unusual souvenirs. You'll have more than one artist, musician, or juggler showing off their talents. Old Arbat Street is completely pedestrian, which means it's great for people watching.
	Victory Park Moscow's Victory Park memorializes the Great Patriotic War, otherwise known as World War II. This war took a huge toll on Russia, and elderly Russians are revered for having survived this difficult time. You'll find WWII memorials all over Russia, but Victory Park is Moscow's home for these monuments, sculptures, fountains, and obelisks.
	Sparrow Hills Get a panoramic view of Moscow from Sparrow Hills. This vantage point allows you to get a good look at the city. Perfect for photographs.
	GOOM - State Department Store GOOM is next to the Red Square and Moscow's most famous shopping center. The facade which faces into Red Square has maintained its 19th century appearance.
	Pushkin's Fine Arts Museum While the Tretyakov's Gallery houses Russia's greatest art works, the Pushkin's Fine Arts Museum holds a vast collection of foreign born artists masterpieces. If you like Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, and Renaissance art, you'll enjoy the Pushkin's Fine Arts Museum.
	Boat Tour of Moscow Enjoy the boat tour through the city. During the summer, boat tours are pleasant and relaxing, offering alternative view of the city. The towers of Kremlin, as well as other significant architectural monuments, will peak over the treetops. By standing on the open-air deck, take photo's of the river’s banks views.
	Fishing The Russian Rivers are a year round fishery. Summertime is Prime time for Smallmouth Bass, Bluegill, and Carp.