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Sibirsky Viun (Siberian System)

Traditional Siberian martial art and self-defense school based on wave motion.

Quick Facts

Country of OriginRussia
Founded1988
RegionEurope
Primary FocusHybrid
Contact LevelFull contact

Character & Origin

StatusLiving, organized
LineageMilitary
Era of Origin20th century

Organisation & Competition

Olympic StatusNot Olympic

What the style is built from

Editorial rating on a 0–3 scale, based on how much room each area gets in ordinary training.

Hand strikesSignificant
KicksSignificant
Throws & takedownsCore
Ground fightingSignificant
Locks & holdsSignificant
WeaponsSignificant

Catalogs & Databases for Sibirsky Viun (Siberian System)

👊 Techniques Database9 items
👥 People & Masters2 items

About Sibirsky Viun (Siberian System)

Sibirsky Viun (Siberian Snail/Climber) is a Russian martial art developed in Novosibirsk by Dmitry Skobeltsyn. It is based on ancient Cossack traditions and body biomechanics. It emphasizes the wave-like movement of the spine, constant rotation of the joints, and the ability to redirect the attacker's striking force without force resistance.

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