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7.2K views · 301 reactions | Handgun - Part 2 Registration continues for the next livestream class with Vladimir Vasiliev on Wednesday May 27th at 7:30 pm Toronto time. The training will include: • Review of the drills and concepts covered in Handgun – Part 1 with expanding and additional details. • Changing the body contour. • Working on the move. bit.ly/SystemaOnlineClasses | Systema Vasiliev: Russian Martial Art | Facebook