Sambo Lessons by Igor Kurinnoy

This educational website was graciously provided by multiple time World and Soviet champion: Igor Kurinnoy. Please enjoy these world-class lessons. Additional thanks goes to Mr. Gregg Humphreys for coordinating this gift. 

 http://lessons.borec.ru/ 

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