Budovideos.com - 100 Lessons of Russian Sambo 10 Vol DVD Set by Igor Yakimov

Igor Yakimov, the worlds leading authority on Russian Sambo returns to video with his most explosive series ever, Ultimate Armbars! In his famous Ultimate Leglocks series, Igor wrote the book on using leglocks in competition and street situations. In this new series, Igor covers hundreds of armbars and combinations including shoulder locks, wrist locks and elbow locks, from every possible position imaginable. Learn to immediately place your opponent into the most brutal armbars possible from takedowns, side-control, guard, mount, turtle position and more! This new tape set will forever be considered the armbar bible for grapplers and is a must have for all fighters regardless of style. If you think you have seen every way to submit someone with an armbar, you will be more then impressed with this new series.

Volume 1 - Lessons 1-10
The first ten important lessons learned in Russia. Learn break falls, turnovers, takedowns and more. Key submissions prepare you for more intricate submissions in the future. Over 25 techniques in all.

Volume 2 - Lessons 11-20
These next ten lessons will take you into more techniques like escapes, Double Leg Takedown, Double Grip Forward Sweeping Throw and much, much more. Over 20 techniques in all.

Volume 3 - Lessons 21-30
Ten more important lessons will teach a variety of highly effective throws like the Windmill Throw, Outside Leg Forward Body Drop and many more. You will also learn numerous arm and elbow submissions. Almost 25 techniques in all.

Volume 4 - Lessons 31-40
At this time you will start to learn more advanced techniques like the Top Knee Knob Submission and Guard Sweep With Arm. Every technique is so accurate that you will feel like you are learning in Russia. Over 25 techniques in all.

Volume 5 - Lessons 41-50
This next ten lessons will bring you to the half way-point in your lessons. Learn more devastating submissions like Turning Ankle Lock, Leg Stretch Submission from the guard and many, many more. Also includes many more takedowns. Over 20 techniques in all.

Volume 6 - Lessons 51-60
Learn wicked submissions and takedowns like the Scissors Armbar from Scarf Hold and Suplex Throw. This tape also covers sparring drills and more. Over 20 techniques in all.

Volume 7 - Lessons 61-70
This video really picks up the pace with more advanced takedowns, submissions and turnovers. Learn the devastating Elbow Knot from the bottom, Outside Leg Windmill Takedown and many, many more

Volume 8 - Lessons 71-80
More exotic techniques like the Inside Lion Sweep and the Propeller Throw Takedown. Learn more submissions like the Shoulder Bar Submission over hip and Ankle Lock Submission from takedown. Get this video!

Volume 9 - Lessons 81-90
At this point you will be learning advanced techniques like the Double Nelson Turnover and the Inside Grip Forward Dumping Takedown. Many, many more submissions and takedowns. 20 techniques in all.

Volume 10 - Lessons 91-100
Your final ten lessons are very advanced, to say the least. Learn leglock counter submissions and calf crush submissions. More advanced takedowns like Reverse Step Lion Sweeping Throw and more. Lots and lots of techniques. A great video.

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Languages:	English
Release date:	September 2007
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Author: anthony alfreda
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I love it. Igor shows sambo at its best. very easy to learn and the description of how to set up the techs are great. Tons of leg locks which are nice and a great addition to anyones BJJ training.

Author: Anthony despars
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Igor is the Man, great coverage of sport sambo. Too many tech. to mention he is truly an encyclopedia of sambo

Author: Euro Spallucci
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I disagree with both the previous reviews. The reasons are the following:
i) the number of techniques shown in this series is not so large as one could expect from the title. Any `lesson' contains, in general, one technique on the ground and one standing. But, in different lessons you will see the same technique executed
with a different grip, or executed in a slightly different way. Moreover, a couple of lessons are simply: ``Guys, it is time to compete in your club, in your town, etc.'' ...?! ii) Mr. Yakimov execution of throws is 90% physical strength. Timing and unbalancing are poor, or absent
at all. Indeed, all sweeps are turned into kicks to the shin and the ankle...!
iv) The filming of the series is a little amateur-ish as Mr.Yakimov has
no idea whatsoever how to move in front of a camera. The result is that
fine details in gripping, or stepping, are often lost by the cameraman.
iv) Finally, let me spend a couple of words about Mr. Yakimov Uke. Watch
his face: he is telling ``God, what am I doing here....??!!'' It is the worst
Uke I have ever seen on a video. He seems to have no idea how to move on
a mat and how to provide the proper reactions. He is so inept to realize
a ``mission impossible'': he causes Yakimov to fail the execution of a
kata-guruma variation!! Do not miss the expression on the face of Yakimov after the ruined first attempt, and how he dumps the guy the second time. This is the ``highest moment'' in the whole series! In the last lessons a new
uke is introduced to show the most advanced techniques, better late than ever!
In my opinion, the master Kulikov videos and the Yushiro Tanaka three dvds are a much, much better, source for sport sambo, and Tony Lopez series about Combat Sambo is no less than superb!