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Your First Training Session

Learn how to start your first training session on SAMI-X

Last updated 25/10/2026

Getting Ready to Train

Before your first session, make sure you have:

  • A small space to move (2x2 meters is enough)
  • Comfortable workout clothes
  • Water nearby
  • Optional: Training gloves, focus mitts

Types of Training

SAMI-X offers several ways to train:

Guided Trainings

Guided trainings are video-led workout sessions where you follow along with an instructor. They suit beginners well because:

  • Clear instructions for each technique
  • Warm-up and cool-down included
  • Various difficulty levels
  • Each session takes about 30 minutes

How to start:

  1. Go to Train → Guided Trainings
  2. Choose a training based on your level and available time
  3. Press play and follow along!

Technique Library

The technique library contains individual technique videos organized by Combat System. Use it to:

  • Learn specific techniques at your own pace
  • Review techniques after a guided training
  • Build your own training playlist

Live Trainings

Join real-time training sessions with SAMI instructors. Live trainings allow you to:

  • Train with others from around the world
  • Get real-time feedback
  • Ask questions during the session
Note

Free live trainings are open with a free account. The Full Membership includes all live sessions and recordings; the Single Membership Panantukan includes the Panantukan sessions, other sessions cost extra per session.

Your First Guided Training

We recommend starting with a guided training in your Combat System:

  1. Navigate to Guided Trainings
  2. Filter by your Combat System at the top
  3. Choose a session (each takes about 30 minutes)
  4. Follow the on-screen instructions

Tips for Success

  • Start slow: Don't worry about perfection in your first sessions
  • Stay consistent: Even 10 minutes daily is better than one long session per week
  • Use the pause button: Take breaks when needed
  • Track your progress: Mark lessons as complete to see your advancement

What's Next?

After your first few sessions, consider:

  • Exploring different Combat Systems
  • Following a Training Plan for structured progression
  • Joining the community to connect with other practitioners

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