About Kadochnikov system

alexey ALEKSEYEVICH KADOCHNIKOV

Aleksey Kadochnikov was born on July 20, 1935, in the city of Odessa, in the family of a career officer of the Air Force of the Armed Forces of the USSR. Since 1939, he lived in the city of Krasnodar. From 1955 to 1958 he served in the Armed Forces of the USSR.

From 1959 to April 1983 worked in various organizations and research institutes of the city of Krasnodar. In 1965, he graduated from Krasnodar Polytechnic Institute.

Since April 1983, he worked as a teacher at the mechanical engineering department of Krasnodar Higher Military Command and Engineering College of the Missile Forces.

Since May, 1994 he worked as a leading specialist-psychologist of the military unit 62986.

Alexey Alexeyevich Kadochnikov for many years studied the military heritage of our ancestors with the help of traditional knowledge and the latest achievements in physics, mathematics, biomechanics, psychology. Having combined in science and practice one of the oldest types of fight, he developed the unique system of hand-to-hand fight "Kadochnikov's style".

Since 1962 A.A. Kadochnikov was training specialists for special units of law enforcement agencies of the country and officers in military schools of Krasnodar and military units of Krasnodar garrison.

A.A. Kadochnikov is the author of 7 inventions, a number of books, brochures and training films. He was awarded the Order of Honour, the bronze medal of VDNH (for his research work), a medal "For fruitful work in the development of mass sports in the Kuban", appreciation "For exemplary performance of military duty and selfless service to the Fatherland" from the Supreme Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Federation Vladimir VV. Putin.

ARKADY ALEKSEYEVICH KADOCHNIKOV

Kadochnikov was born on March 31, 1971 in Krasnodar.

He is a military professional (lieutenant colonel in the reserve), a specialist in the field of special professional-applied training of personnel of special purpose units, security and military structures. Corresponding member of the Peter Academy of Sciences and Arts.

In 1986 he entered Vocational School No.1 of Krasnodar and received technical education as a turner, miller, grinder.

Was engaged in the training of variable personnel and the execution of combat tasks. In 2002 he left the reserve. After leaving the reserve he entered the Kuban State University of Physical Culture, Sports and Tourism as a part-time student in the Department of Physical Education and Recreation Technology.

Conducted hundreds of seminars and master classes in Russia and European countries, where thousands of people received reliable skills of effective self-defense and personal safety techniques. Chief instructor of the Kadochnikov System headquarters. Trains specialists to open representative offices and branches of the Kadochnikov System in the regions of Russia and the countries of Europe and Asia.

An officer, a patriot of Russia, together with Aleksei Kadochnikov made a great contribution to the development of the system of personal safety in extreme conditions and professional and applied aspects of hand-to-hand combat.

He is the author of multimedia teaching materials, books and articles on the problems of personal safety techniques and professional-applied training for extreme situations. At an early age he began his training under his father's guidance. He took part in the filming of the Defense Ministry's movies "One on One with the Enemy", "Pilot in the Hand-to-Hand Fight after Landing", as well as the feature film "The Painful Reception".

EXCERPTS FROM THE BOOK "RUSSIAN HAND-TO-HAND COMBAT" BY A. A. KADOCHNIKOV

Everyone, who is interested in martial arts, when mentioning Russian hand-to-hand fighting has, as a rule, two questions. What is the Russian hand-to-hand fighting (hereinafter referred to as RG - hand-to-hand fighting)? How does it differ from the martial arts, at least from those that are cultivated in Russia?

To answer these questions we must first of all define the classification of hand-to-hand fighting. It seems to me that some reporters, including some specialists - hand-to-hand combatants, do not have a clear idea of it. In my opinion, we should distinguish between three main types of hand-to-hand combat: sports, army and police.

Sporting is a type of martial arts, strictly restricted by sporting rules in order to prevent injuries.

Army is a type of RB that has no restrictions and prohibitions, as it is carried out by the order of the Minister of Defense to carry out combat operations to destroy the enemy.

Police RB occupies an intermediate position. It is limited by the current legislation.

AND ONLY WITHIN THESE TYPES OF RB ARE THE STYLES AND SCHOOLS OF SPECIFIC MASTERS

Anything that goes beyond the above classification seems illegitimate or derivative of the basic classification. Attempts to give a sporting character to Russian hand-to-hand combat are also unlawful.

Enthusiasts who promote "sporty" hand-to-hand combat are simply mistaken. Unlike sport combat, existing for the sake of competition, spectacular beauty, knowledge and demonstration of human capabilities, RB serves one purpose - preservation of life in extreme combat conditions.

Russian hand-to-hand fighting is a military combat aimed at unconditional guaranteed defeat of the enemy in combat conditions. And for this reason, it can in no way be attributed to the sports fight, limited to the rules and taking place on the sports stage.

The real fight takes place not in the comfort of gyms, but in any environment: day and night, in summer heat and winter cold, in the rain on slippery ground or shaky sand, in the woods, in a crowded elevator, in the cabin of an airliner or a car.

WHO IS A REAL HAND-TO-HAND MAN?

A real hand-to-hand man:

Knows all kinds of weapons, from crude sticks to modern firearms;

Can fire without aiming, at sound and flash, at the foot from the hip;

Can conduct reconnaissance without revealing himself;

Can organize close combat so as to switch to hand-to-hand combat without losses;

Has the psychological stability to act in extreme situations.

A true melee fighter shows his worth when it is necessary not just to act but to act correctly, in the best possible way in an unpredictable situation, when there is no time to think and can not make a mistake.

A real melee fighter is a disciplined person, who has a sense of responsibility, who can instantly analyze complex combat situations, lightning quick to make the only correct decision and, not least, - masterfully wielding his body.

The art of hand-to-hand combat

Hand-to-hand fighting is not a fist fight or a combat sport. It is objectively a kind of military action, to be more exact - a kind of close combat, aimed at a guaranteed defeat of the enemy.

"Hand-to-hand combat is a type of close combat where the opposing sides use martial arts techniques with various weapons, equipment, improvised means, as well as without them at a distance of direct contact with the task of striking each other. - Combat Manual of the Ground Forces Part III

Hand-to-hand combat is a combat using invisible weapons, which cannot be detected until they are used, and cannot be taken away while the person is alive.

IDEOLOGY OF THE RUSSIAN HAND-TO-HAND COMBAT SYSTEM

The basic ideological components of the RB system are:

Spiritual Postulates;

The concept of human resource management;

Conscious application of the laws of mechanics.

Spiritual beginning is the cornerstone of Russian martial arts ideology. It cannot be overestimated. Spiritual preparation should occupy a central place in the system of training, although at the initial stage of training, as a rule, it is present implicitly.

In thinking about the essence of the matter, one is confronted with a group of experiences, unusual concepts that are difficult to describe in a language other than that of religion. Will and Spirit, Power as a manifestation of the Will - all these concepts, which are attributes of spiritual teachings, are present in the hand-to-hand combat system.

ABOUT THE HUMAN CONDITION IN HAND-TO-HAND COMBAT

"Military work is difficult, sorrowful and tragic, but necessary and serving a good purpose. The means are cruel and unrighteous. But that is why the spirit, to whom these means are given, must be strong and steadfast in its true Christophobia".

Ivan Ilyin

A good blade is forged, hardened and honed over the years. The hands of the master bring to perfection every detail. There are no unimportant little things. So in the training of a fighter there can be no trifles. But how to forge his character, temper his spirit and hone his knowledge and skills?

Among the many factors that determine a man's condition in the RB, the determining factor is undoubtedly the spirit of the man.
The spirit lifts up the hopelessly ill, it rekindles from a smoldering coal a fire of hope. With God and Faith in the soul, the human

Spirit grows and hardens. It is the Spirit that expands the boundaries of knowledge and increases a person's potential. Willpower, Desire, and Faith can do anything! In extreme situations they make a person all-powerful!

The main feeling that reigns over all thoughts in war in anticipation of battle and in combat is the feeling of fear. It is impossible to overcome fear completely. Only a man who is unaware of the danger to which he is exposed can fear nothing.

Overcoming fear depends not only and not so much on innate courage as on instilled purely human qualities. One way of overcoming fear is to develop the habit of acting in the right way regardless of what is going on in the soul.

"There is no man who is not afraid of death. And if someone tells you that he is not afraid, spit in his eyes: he is lying. And I'm just as afraid of death. But there are people who have the willpower not to show it, while others cannot help but run in fear of death. I have the willpower not to show that I am afraid, but my inner struggle is terrible, and it affects my heart every minute...".

General M.D. Skobelev

Among the specific ways (known from ancient times) to overcome fear is the use of narcotic drugs. In the old days this was a tincture of fly agaric, and in the present time also frequently used special compositions by soldiers of special units, acting in difficult situations.

Another of the known methods is that all of the warrior's attention in combat is focused on the process of action.

His evaluative function is disabled. Therefore, the fighter is absolutely calm, relaxed, and acts decisively and consistently.

Such an algorithm of action becomes possible thanks to self-programming, provided that the corresponding stereotypes of behavior have been developed in numerous trainings.

There are also other ways. We should not forget that a person deprived of a sense of fear can die in the simplest situation, because he will not be able to feel and assess the threatening danger in time.

WAYS OF TEACHING HAND-TO-HAND COMBAT. MODELING

Man is a complex psychobiomechanical system, and any complex system is best studied on models. A model is some other object that reproduces the essential properties of the original system.

This object can exist in reality, be displayed in a sign form, or be abstract. In hand-to-hand combat according to Kadochnikov's system, modeling can be performed in all three of these types.

The purpose of creating a model is to enable better performance when faced with a myriad of situations in hand-to-hand combat, and to learn how to manage this performance with a minimum of energy expenditure.

Building a "world model" based on the most meaningful and comprehensive categories promotes proper perception and management of the situation in difficult situations.

Traditionally, common systems of martial arts describe the process of hand-to-hand combat as a set of techniques, i.e. memorized patterns of movements used in defense or attack in each specific case.

Hence the need to memorize a huge number of complexly coordinated movements.

In a real fight, when complex conditioned reflexes are blocked, the organism as a system appeals to unconditioned and conditioned elementary reflexes, and the method of fighting with the use of a large number of "automatic" techniques has an extremely low efficiency.

THE PECULIARITY OF THE RUSSIAN STYLE OF HAND-TO-HAND COMBAT IS THAT IT OFFERS AN APPROACH IN SOLVING THIS KIND OF PROBLEMS FROM "PRINCIPLES", USING THE LAWS OF SCIENCE

In traditional martial arts training, great emphasis is placed on feeling the active internal processes occurring in the body. Objective processes occurring in communication with the enemy (the object of control) are described formally, sometimes with the help of "lyrical" images or analogies.

IN THIS SYSTEM OF RUSSIAN RB THE MAIN EMPHASIS IN THE DESCRIPTION OF RB PROCESS IS ON THE APPLICATION OF REGULARITIES EXPLAINING THE INTERACTION IN THE SYSTEM "CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROLLED OBJECT"

The principles of survivability (preservation of life and health) are unified for any situational environment. As a consequence, while taking into account the individuality of each person, a different style is worked out, as a personal safety technique.

NO PRIMES. THERE ARE NO SPECIFIC PREPARATIONS AND COMBINATIONS FOR SOME ACTIONS OF THE ENEMY

Only a special approach, a methodology of training allows the complex use of physical, spiritual and intellectual stability of the skill on a subconscious level. No instruction can provide for all cases and situations that arise in the application of various techniques and give appropriate instructions, and therefore everyone must exercise their competence, guided by their training.

WITHOUT DEFENSE THERE IS NO OFFENSE. DEFENSE AND OFFENSE ARE TWO SIDES OF THE SAME COIN.

This is one of the main principles underlining the non-aggressiveness of the system, which is supplemented by the rule - one should never engage in a fight if there are other options. Only a real threat (an attack) by the opponent gives grounds and the moral right to apply the system's combat knowledge and skills.

THIS SYSTEM IS A WEAPON. THE POSSESSION OF A WEAPON ALSO IMPOSES A MORAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR ITS USE. THEREFORE, THE TRAINING ITSELF IS INEXTRICABLY LINKED TO THE MORAL EDUCATION OF A PERSON

Whatever our attitude towards weapons, weapons, there have always been, there will always be! It will improve and evolve, because improvement and development is always associated with the fight.