Judo VS Aikido (technical analysis & commentary)
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The wrist escapes mentioned came about from when someone grabbed your weapon hand. It's why the old jujitsu had so many wrist attacks in their waza. It was assumed one would be armed or even had a weapon in hand.
Yes it's been shown in old Kenpo videos
Awesome remark! Thank you fot that Schafer!
Also it perfectly work if someone grab u i da street fight, but Rokus too dumb to realise that
I find it super interesting that this was basically a super Jujutsu sparring session: Aikido, BJJ, Judo, and Jujutsu were all, to some degree, incorporated
Great video, and it is understandable that you were not that explosive since rokas it is just starting at judo and we are usually told to take care of the new ones, so nicely done and about the fluency en technique, i think i was good besides it takes so much work to start judo as an adult, i started at 16 and even at that age it s hard sometimes to competetive with the ones that started judo as a child, but it makes sense at the end xd. But whats great is that you dont give up and try to learn and improve you judo everyday
Thank you for these encouraging words
Totally agree
Dont worry. You cant make everyone happy.
When i was watching it yesterday, it looks like playfull randori to me. It was done with respect, people who talk bad, propably was expected that you guys will try to kill each other (some people still dont understand that "sparring" = traning fight not REAL FIGHT)... So dont worry about them and keep going with good work : )
Great point, thank you very much
I suggest you to try kiogi randori with a Tomiki-aikidoka. Kenji Tomiki expanded the effectiveness of Aikidokas creating a randori more similar to judo. I am judoka that studied Tomiki-aikido up to 1dan and find it very beneficial and interesting. Also the history of Kenji Tomiki and aikido demonstration to Jigoro Kano is also interesting... to mention.
I don’t know if you remember me from a few comments back that I was asking you who Hitoshi Saito was not even knowing he did Judo, thought he was a Sumo guy (excuse my ignorance fr) but now you’ve inspired me to take up judo, have had 3 sessions till now, loving it, been all my life in boxing and this is completely different, thank you! 🙏🏾
Best of luck on your journey 🙇🏻♂️
@@Chadi thank you a whole lot 🙏🏾
First of all, it wasnt a shiai, you guys were not fighting, but doing randori, practicing together to help each other learn, and it was great seeing you guys doing that!
My sensei once told us that if only one of you are beeing thrown in a randori, then that randori is wrong, both should fall and both should learn throwing and falling.Which I interpret as "If I can already throw you with migi O soto gari, I should try hidari O soto gari now, or other technique...If I see you cant throw me, I help you so you can throw me too." Judo practise should be challenging, but enjoyable, and even fun sometimes, meaning people can see Jita kyoei in action and understand that is how a group uses its energy with maximum efficiency.
Dont listen to silly criticism, you should help each other learn, that is what you guys did!
PS: nice tomoe nage Chadi! Would love to beeing throw by that waza.
Thank you, been working on it for years
This sounds like you would be giving your opponent a false sense of strength and technical level
@@shinobi-no-bueno I see your point but you can and should throw him/her sometimes with force compatible to his/her level of ukemi. If you see your skill is overwhelmingly so your opponent cant handle, you should decrease and help him too, give him space to learn and not feel intimidated by you.
I mean you should not make a randori a shiai...If you want to test yourself 100% go to a tournament.
I've seen quite a few of Rokas's videos. I enjoy glimpsing the Martial Arts journey he is on. Of course I enjoy you sharing your journey! This was really cool that the two of you teamed up! Thanks for putting yourselves out there like this!
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Thank you for honesty and politeness you put into your videos. Thanks to people like you I'm actually considering starting a grappling martial art! Thank you once again, looking forward for your next video
This is an amazing video, Chadi. Huge respect for you 🙏🙏🙏
Hmm. Rewatching this I’m actually surprised Rokas didn’t shut down your grabbing of his sleeves. That’s like Aikido 101. Just the basic “waterfall” motion over another’s seizing hand with the defending hand (the hand that is seized) is enough to break the hold or cause pain. Or, he could of gone with heaven and earth throw. The mechanics are still there whether your intent is too keep holding on or not. However, Rokas is just starting to expand upon his Aikido and a lot of practitioners don’t do that.
Good stuff.
your average or even " really good aikidoka" can shutdown nothing. definitely not with wrist grabs- it is easier to control someone with fabric grabs then it is through wrist grabs. now your average aikido black belt will get owned by judo yellow belt 9 out of 10 times
Thought it was great, and the pace was perfect, thank you for sharing.
I have seen both videos and my honest opinion is that both and roka did well in testing the effectiveness of your respective arts. kudos to you both. God bless the both of you!
Great statement, bad comments tell more about authors of comments, not about your judo or clip.
Great cooperation with Rokas. Good you, him and Jessie Encamp are there on internet and produce so much high value informations and thoughts.
Love both the channels
great vid. love the attitude
Hi Chadi
I appreciate your content 👍
That sparring video was awesome.
Thank you for sharing ☺️.
Thank you for watching
Nice work from both of you
I did think you were less aggressive than usual after watching the original video, but after seeing this, I can see why you didn’t go full aggression on the first night, you earned my sub
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no chadi you are a real judoka , you dare to take challenges and for only having 3 years judo you are amazing , thank you .
Thank you very much Cherif 🙇🏻♂️🙏🏻
@@Chadi Chadi you only have 3 years of Judo? Very impressive.
Nice one Chadi keep up the good work 👍🇬🇧
Thanks for this video 👌
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Sensei Chadi, I love your Channel ❤️
Thank you ❤
Great video Chadi
Thank you
@@Chadi
You're welcome buddy.
Ignore the haters. I started late in life with Judo as well and Judo is very complex and takes a big toll on ur body. It's alot harder to learn and more physical than other arts. So. I know exactly what you mean when you said u only trained 3 yrs and didn't do this continuely since childhood.
I think ur Judo skills are fine most of the haters talking nonsense don't even train.
You put ur videos out there which takes courage . Love the content, I enjoy watching you do randori. You're and honest guy . So, yeah keep doing what you're doing and ignore the B.S.
thank you for the Video Chadi. I enjoy your mature view point on things. I am 70 and spent many years with this style and that. Not everyone has an interest in competition. Some use it on the job.
Regardless of when you started judo, how old you are, and what your intention is with training in judo, I really appreciate your channel and impressed that you’re a brown belt in three years. Sure some techniques weren’t perfect, but I still find your channel very informative and helpful for my judo as well. I found out what my style of judo is (being like an aggressive Russian/Mongolian style) through your channel and it has helped me a lot and improved in some of my nage waza. I always feel grateful watching your content.
Glad I can help
I seriously wonder what jigoro saw in aikido. It must have been vastly different from what it is today.
A lot of it, from what little I've seen, comes down to individual practitioners. Not in the "it's the user not the art" so much as the lineage of the practitioner, especially with training in other arts.
No need to apologize for anything. I thought the video was great, thank you for sharing your rationale and strategy.
I saw the video from the other guy’s channel. I thought the match was done in an exploratory manner. Did I think you could’ve gone harder? Sure. But that might stop the exploring. Exploring techniques from both arts is worth it. It benefits everyone.
Great video
Thank you
Nice video. Thank you for sharing ! I am interested to know what you have done if you would have allowed to keep attacking your wrists. Grabbing the collar was an alternate route, that is ruled out for the sake of research.
Judo takes a long time to be able to use on people, and more time is require to hit throws on trained people. I was just explaining to the white and yellow belts in my club that judo is a long game. Its great to see your judo come out in randori the moves youre hitting are impressive for someone who has only trained them for 3 years!
Theres no need to apologize - what do people expect - that you kill each other in 110% intensity? This is randori
Given that rokas is quite new to Judo - going full force could be quite devastating. It was wise and empathic that you didnt!
Chadi - You use kodokan entry for your Uchi mata, right? Did I observe that correctly?
Good Randori. Friendly Randori. There are different levels of Randori. On a side note, I have never randori with someone wearing a hakama. Out of curiosity, would grabbing it to perform throws/take downs in the fashion of morote gari, koshiki taoshi or kibisu gaeshi be feasible? Would it serve as a good handle/grip? (I believe in practicing the full curriculum of Kodokan Judo even though the technique isn't allowed in competition.)
You started Judo late in life? Inspirational Sir!
The defensive posture at 1:09 isn't that the basic aikido hanmi stance? That's how it looks like to me as an aikidokai.
Chidi ur judo is gd frfr keep it up🙏🏽💯id argue u throw aswell as anyone ....i think (constructed criticism mode) u should learn to move around ur opponents grips .... Even collar grips dont peel if u pull against bigger guys im sure u know this but ima say cus im.bord 😂😅...... try to weaken his grips with body postioning.....(tai sabaki)....start trying to work standing rare naked chokes or ushiro ate it really helped me alot especially in no gi sub only grappling .....my goal the flow is centered off dat so i dont worry about combinations no more i go after grips then positioning standing like n ne waza.....anyways point is no staying directly in his center to to passive .... To use ur grips n to climb them.like a rope n be on there back......(plus people.suck at break fallin 😂)......if wrestlers do it in mma and in America.... why not Japanese arts???? Getting to ur opponents dead angle is everything in combat traditionally....why should it change in sports competing😤💯frfr u move well n u think well on da fly atkin sode to stop kote u sly devil 😈.....is probabaly why kano n dem defeated the old akido like u was saying that one video damn history be spitting facts ....i need to train sode moves more thank you for the take away🙏🏽this is enishi kinda thank you 💯
Clearly explained, comme d'habitude.
Hey Chadi. I was wondering if you have or could make any videos on uchikomi in judo?
I heard in one of your videos that's what M. Kimura's practice against trees was called and I thought that might be a great way to practice the techniques outside the dojo.
uchikomi simply means repetitive practice. One typically drills with a partner and enters (tsukuri), performs unbalancing (kuzushi) but stops short of the actual throw (kake), then exit out and repeat. This can be done static or on the move. Idea is to build correct muscle memory and conditioning without smashing partner repeatedly - which sucks.
But if you don't have a partner then drills with belts secured to something solid i.e. tree or more modern drills using elastic bands, can be used.
@@jleano609 thank you for the explanations
One thing that I noticed about my judo when I started sumo, was my grip fighting. In sumo, you don't have a grip that you can stay comfortable the whole match, since there is no upper body cloth, you are always fighting to comtroll better the othrr person. Because of that, my grip fighting in judo got a lot more aggressive. Mostly gripping in the neck, always "annoying" the opponent and controlling him how I want. That would help you a lot in that match. It would also make him get used to someone dragging him around and not letting him get comfortable to apply his wrist throw of aikido.
I thought your randori was fine Chadi! Randori is not competition anyways, it's just a chance to express yourself against an opponent with resistance. Yes, the intensity can be upped when prepping for competition, but watch any randori video in the Kodokan and it's mostly just light to medium sparring to avoid injuries.
Great video, please talk about ju-no-ri and why Jigoro kano use this concept that make a big difference to aikido
The problem is that if you go in hard and fast so will they. With wrists and elbows they break. Although with judo you tend to throw or trip to ground a person with aikido if you put a wrist lock or elbow lock on hard or quick these limbs are likely to break.
Rokas seems to not understand the aggressive aspect of aikido. The soft part is a goal not the necessary form. Aikido is based heavily on Aiki-jiu jitsu. There are hip techniques that are taught and there aspects of attacking from the opponent’s weak angle. However it’s a good training exercise.
For Chadi aikido is like a specialized for of jiu jitsu similar to Brazilian jiu jitsu. So studying the form and techniques is great but also understandable the weight and balance. There was a lot both of you could have done if you two had adjusted your balance.
It reminds me of the philosophical point: “ Have a close view on something far, and a far view on something close.”
Respect sent .
Respect is sent to you as well
I'm black belt in Aikido and i've also trained J
Judo and Jiu Jitsu in my youth. But i don't think this vídeo is realistic. In a real street situation an Aikidoca would avoid at all costs being grabbed, would use much more Tai Sabaki, irimi, tenkan, kaiten, and above all, atemi. I've read somewhere that O sensei used to say that Aikido is 70 % atemi, 30% throws and locks. I guess that in a real life situation Aikido would be much more like Karate than Judô... Karate with Tai Sabaki and Maai, with some Kokyu Nage and few locks.
More like Dumog and CQC skill wise.
More like this ua-cam.com/video/DlVamITooJg/v-deo.html
Hey Chadi, can you do a video on left handed judo. I'm struggling to sync up moves when fighting right handed fighters. Any tips?
left handed judoka struggles with fighting right handed judokas? 🤔 is it not the case that about 90% of all judokas are right handed so liturally 9 out of 10 judokas at your club should be right handed so you should have plenty of partners to practice your judo on!
Shintaro Higashi has videos on side vs side
Hey, i love your videos, i started bujinkan not long ago, i used to do bjj, and i would like to see your opinion on bujinkan techniques, ganseki nage and musha dori in particular, since almost everything else is found either in judo, or aikido or something else... There is a seried of books, actually, there is a single book called tenchijin ryaku no maki, but there is a version divided in the 3 volumes ten ryaku no maki, chi ryaku no maki and jin ryaku no maki... And it has the most important techniques in the curriculum illustrated...
Also, the stances are interesting... Because of the long stances, when sparring, the osoto gari style of throw looks more like a sumo nicho nage... Yesterday we practiced how to do that with an armlock grip if someone tries to defend from a muso dori(basically ude gatame) and finish it with a leg triangle on the ground
Bujinkan is on the list, I'm terribly sorry if it's taking long, I'll cover it soon.
@@Chadi dont worry, the wait will be worthy, your videos are always well researched and that takes time
@@gingercore69 🙇🏻♂️
Chadi can you also do one against no gi bjj?
The migi jigotai is pretty much a shotokan karate kokutsu daichi. Some older karateka during funakoshi senseis time cross trained in judo. Its because of the technical exchange that i know aikidos imiri nage is a great throw when properly trained and aplied
That stance is wide open for drop throws and makikomi, also if you control his dominant hand at the cuff he will be severely handicapped in applying wrist locks. When I sparred with a person using wrist locks, once I realised what he wanted to do, I actually held the wrist out on purpose to bait him using a movement like a reverse punch, once you can get the dominant hand, keep it close and use that back hold you cannot catch a hand that is behind you and it is difficult to trap a wrist with only one hand. It is great to see you coming full circle and trying to apply judo against your former art, they both are versions of juijutsu
good night Chadi.
I only have one question to ask: why should it be Aikido that changes its "rules" and not Judo? aikido is not a grappling martial art, as it also has punches... without the use of these punches it ceases to be aikido and becomes something invented, in this case by Rokas.
He set up a nice kote gaeshi around 2min, the ashi waza at 2:20 looked like kote gaeshi would be a good combination
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Thank you! I will discuss it in the future
Hai!!!
Chadi you should also explain that you are using competition judo ie. no strikes, standing chokes, joint locks etc. This randori would have been very different if you were going full bore and using kinishi and atemi waza.
yeah it would have been worse, as far as I know chadi doesn't have any striking compare to rokas
not engaging enough you upper body on foot sweeps is a really common mistake, nice you pointed that out so you can focus on improve that and we all learn form watching you
Also your kouchi into tomoe nage was really nice
PS: I wouldnt assume everyone is into the "self defense" or whatever aspect of judo, I personally couldn't care less about that
Did you feel anything different or notable about judogi versus Hakama?
shorter sleeves in hakama
Sir please make a video on Judo Vs Kurash
Over time our body will deteriorate, we can’t be stronger. Among all martial arts, Aikido understands momentum well, as you get older, you get better.
Maybe instead of Rokas going for the wrist all the time, try going for the collar or sleeve more. then take one of his aikido techniques and try to mix it to judo. also try training with strikes to make it applicable in a street or mma type situation then. This is just my stance but I hope it helps
Hi Chadi,
Could you do a video on Ranggeln? Its an austrian jacket wrestling and I think it could interest you!
Wow! Looks like judo in the open field, I'll add it to the list
@@Chadi Whats interesting is that there are no weight classes. If you're above 18 but only 70kg you will have to grapple 120kg guys. I think thats why its not really popular here. You start young and are really good but the you turn 18 and get wrecked by much bigger guys with worse technique.
Most clubs that do ranggeln are also judo clubs.
@@eliasschneeberger1337 it's like European Bökh
@@Chadi Also on a sidenote: You may know the film krampus. It stems from a tradition in my region around st nicolaus day (6.december) where men drest as devils (krampusse) go around with st Nickolaus and wrestle people.
There is usually a plaza in every village where they put snow there and then the croud stands around the krampusse and wrestle them. Sometimes its 1 on 1 but often 2 on 1 or more.
Ranggeln used to be practiced there but sadly today nearly nobody uses any technique and everybody is drunk as fuck.
Jigo-tai should be used only when you are attacked, if you spent the whole time defensive in jigo-tai, you cant attack effectively. Kano-shihan talks about how Saigo were one of the most thrown back in 1880's and then, he sharpen his ukemi and lose his fear of beeing thrown and started throwing his randori partners cause they were afraid in jigo-tai, and Saigo relaxed in shizen-tai, lauching attacks over and over.
I am not 100% sure, but I think hakama have been used in martial art such Aikido to be able to carry properly the katana and the wakizashi. You can't maintain these blades with only a belt. You need them to be kept horizontally to not be disturbed in your movements.
I feel like judo and aikido happen at different timing in an engagement. - aikido happens before they get a grip, judo after. - just some guys opinion.
judo happens after they get a grip and aikido happens when.... aikido never happens,😂
@@frederickmorton275 -- funny joke but in reality I think it has something to do with the meaning of aiki. When you initiate.
@@jesseshaffer3951 you can split hair into 10 if you wish- the way majority of people on earth practice aikido is ineffective against even novice judoka.
@@frederickmorton275 idk. I use Aikido all the time in my judo it seems.
2:54 i know kuzushi not optimal but maybe Sasae. :D
Why haven't you put subtitles?
UA-cam is still processing them
You must have fun and learn. Its easy too sit on the sideline and judge. I hope you both have learn something. Greetings from the Netherlands
Thank you
3:05 Why did you sweep with your right feet when you in Asia there is the tradition of using right feet, right hand and left feet left hand and you could have swept him better as it is a crossing for Rokus?
Never take criticism from anyone you would not ask for advice.
Rokas made a video claiming he wasn't impressed by his Judo experience in France. Well then he should go to the Kodokan in Japan if he's sincere in his grappling/combat arts journey.
Chadi, you are not shodan?
Brown belt
You should have tried using Reverse Seoi to make him scratch his head and wonder is that a Shiho Nage. LOL
When I saw shiho nage the first time I was like woa thats such a similar movement to the reverse seoi!
I’m sorry, I’m not usually a big critic for your videos, but it’s hard not to mention how Aikikai-like and/or watered (overseas) down Rokas’ composure is. I don’t agree with post-60’s marketing by Aikikai, and further lowering of standards/expectation won’t help sustaining the techniques or the art. Given that it’s hard to find appropriate schools even in Japan nowadays, I don’t blame Rokas or anyone living abroad for lacking the opportunity. Neither will I blame anyone else for not understanding where I come from, and simply take this as a hater’s comment. I truly care for Aikido techniques as part of post-classical jujutsu, and not as method of “love and peace” like people lacking appropriate practice will use as their excuse
Aikido is trash. Just accept it and move along with your life
@@shinobi-no-bueno Like the exercise you use to fix your trash body, that’s something people wouldn’t need if the world wasn’t filled with high fructose corn syrup. In the state where 1 in 3 Americans are overweight, those knowledge sets are crucial, but that’s not the case in say, India. So I wouldn’t brush off old jujutsu skill set just because we’re currently at the height of mat/ring culture. I enjoy and practice MMA/BJJ too, but I’m not gonna argue like a grade schooler asking why we need math class on top of reading/writing. I don’t expect everyone to understand that martial arts is like academia. Time calls for different types of technique. Just because you don’t understand and use aerospace engineering at this moment, doesn’t mean the knowledge itself shouldn’t be preserved.
Well said. I like the philosophy aspect for character and discipline, but when it bleeds over into the training it becomes a hindrance. Try practicing the techniques with live resistance from capable ukemi fluent partners. You will know when you actually take their balance.
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About the wrist grab defense you mentioned at 3:30, you can actually see GM Helio Gracie teaching on of his last students in this video:
ua-cam.com/video/i_hpuun8pLg/v-deo.html
Around 0:50 he tells the student (Cássio Werneck) to get rid of the wrist grab. Mr. Werneck doesn't know how to and just pull GM Helio around. Then he shows the proper defense to it.
I've used this a few times in my no gi bjj classes whenever my opponent grabs a wrist with both of their hands.
It is one of those things that I memorized from the first time I saw it. Probably because it is so simple.
Where is the smashing between the eyes ? Not the Aiki I learned
Nice Judo randori. Where's Aikido?
You kept bouncing a lot try to keep your center of gravity from moving up and down because it will be used against you
Nice playful randori... with his health in mind
It's true that you weren't being aggressive, but there were several points where you had throws if you committed. As I'm nearing my shodan, I still have this problem where I don't pull the trigger as well, and I feel like it's the missing link to my next belt. But I also understand in randori you don't just want to bury someone.
I think your brain went into aikido mode because of your background and the hakamaha triggered that.nice yoko tomanage
I think you went too easy on him man. With that height of his and so skinny I would have drop Seoi Nage the heck out of him, kouchi, ouchi, osoto, kosoto combinations man. My guess is that you were more enjoying the experience rather than doing serious randori. Anything thanks for sharing, it was interesting to watch.
I was looking forward for this kind of Randori hehe, maybe next time.
ua-cam.com/video/rZSVDYE8hyc/v-deo.html
Bro akido has 2 moves agamea ate and gayaku version of it ....frfr low key its just arm drag concepts frfr ....key word "elbow control"...... The akido guy shouldnt think about form so much needs to understand where do u apply the forms during randori is all..... If he knows.... The "seventeen" id argue wrist locks and the kuzuchi thats caused with it is legit small % of the moves in Akido ....my man never tried much gave up grips to easily .....never punished ur grips no hip throws n seems like he was just being to passive ...... Being a gd uke is learning to receive energy .....i hope yall do it again n work wit lil resistance the throws of judo and akido in a randori setting ik ik i seen kote geshi.....but to do it on center line is easy to escape vs goin into it while in movement (tai sabaki) ....i do it off the back control or if i have what every calls russian grip ....kote geshi right der........ No ude geashi ,no ushiro ate .... No true ireme is all .....u getting double sleeve girps tho🙏🏽💯 ... He should have applied some wrist grabs counter is all damn 😅kinda a let down no disrespect he a black belt im assuming so expected more
50 train Aikido
3 years judo only and being a host, you were naturally more playful. It wasn't a match as well. Rokas ran his own dojo with students and Dan graded, fought mma matches and grappled in competition! You did very well even noted to use his sleeves to change his posture and limit his hand attacks! The footage on the 2nd day showed your skill levels is way higher than Rokas.
Thank you
I found his use of the footage very dishonest. You were clearly very gentle and letting him work and he acts like this was conclusive evidence the techniques of both arts are equally effective. He disparages Judo in other videos and claims bjj is better. I think it would have been another learned experience for him if you slammed him with hard Osotos and dropped him with seoi nages and were as agressive and forceful as possible. Seems like that's what he wanted, trying to let him learn with a friendly spar seems like it filled his head with air instead.
Thank you for this video. I’m sorry but as a brown belt you should not let this guy take your back or on mounts position on you. I am a JJJ and BJJ teacher BB 20 years experience and a Bjj blue belt can easily make tap your aikido opponent. Pls go and train Bjj. Judo is not at all complete even Japanese jujitsu it’s very good And it’s the roots of Judo , aikido and Brazilian jujitsu.
Rokas is blue bjj... ;p ;D... check it...
@@zegarek840525 so I would say Mr Roka had to keep his white belt at least 2 years. I am sorry today this I don’t want be unpleasant but he can’t be a brown belt in judo neither.
Maybe his instructor gave him a bjj bleu belt because he had some knowledge in judo. He even did not try to take kim on the ground. Aïkido practitioners generally have almost no skill on the ground.
The guy took his back , amount and finished him. This just can not be possible. We had many high level Aïkido in our club I never saw this.
@@amiralkook1 You shuld go to UFC and proof all of this for free ;-)
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film masz za darmo...
jak to mawiają w miom kraju, za darmo to można po mordzie dostać, a i to nie za bardzo :-))
@@zegarek840525 I am a bjj instructor and practitioner not a UFC fighter.
A real judoka would maul the aikido dude
THIS IS HORRIBLE.
Aikido is not chasing opponents' arms in order to apply joint locks.
IT DOESN T WORK THIS WAY, and I CANNOT UNDERSTAND WHY ROKAS IS ENTITLED TO SPEAK FOR AIKIDO.
The mere fact that you twist wrists, in it, doesn t have anything to see with aikido, which is not even a grappling style, which works better if you do the normal widely known Judo.
He says that he understands that aikido is 99% atemi.
Where are atemis here.
This is bullshit.
What is in the video, many aikidoka did, me included, more than 20 years ago, and it took a lot of time to understand that it nothing like the video here, also because this idea of aikido, SIMPLY DOESN T WORK in reality, with people who beat you while you grab them.
We have had for decades the mess of a totally ineffective aikido because people was thinking about the mistery of the universe, and now we have the mess which confuses aikido with joint-locking when if you want to throw is much easier to grab the trunk than the joints.
Done in this way, it will be always better to practice directly judo, or wrestling, instead than uncertain results with joint locking. You cannot remove and joint lock a kumikata from a judoka like that, you have only the 5% to get it.
Why I know this? because I started martial arts and doing this, much before Rokas entered any dojo.
If Rokas wants, can try the same with me, and he can bring the camera, of course.
@Chadi I would like to show something different.
I am available for a randori in judo rules with you in the same way how you are doing here with Rokas.
No STRIKES to make it no cruel.
And in friendship!
It is time to stop with this stupid Rokas propaganda.
At least for the ones who love aikido.
This is a Fake sparinng aïkido is shit
Il y a une grand Différence entre les deux
you don't do sparring, all you do is letting Rokas insert his Aikido's propaganda for view
What are you talking about? They both spar a lot. You’re clearly delusional or just a troll.
@@Shadowrulzalways LOL, this Rokas - agent of Aikibullshido have many video about "sparring" and all they do are fooling around, Chadi's Sparring is no exception, They just go easy so Rokas can do arm twist and wrist lock,
@@vuquanghuy3441 Rokas has been improving his Akido and has successfully pressure tested the techniques after learned and adapting to other martial arts like BJJ, Judo, Kickboxing and so on. He’s been on a martial arts journey for a while. Have you not been updated on his channel? He is not bullshido anymore. I think you need to watch his videos on his channel. He is figuring out how Akido really works.
Do understand, cops, military and security all learn Akido with other martial arts cuz it is proven effective when done right. The only thing wrong with Akido today is due to how they stopped pressure testing the techniques and left out important techniques that it had then. Cuz when it first started, it was a provenly effective system. The style’s creator proved himself against other styles like JuJutsu, Judo and so on. There is even footage of legit Akido vs Judo from way back in the 40’s or 50’s (give or take) and Akido used to teach grappling that you see in Judo or JuJutsu (cuz the style came from JuJutsu so obviously). But it’s a pacifist art. It’s not made for anything else except self-defense. It’s not the style’d fault. Just the way it is taught. All martial arts can work IF you pressure test them and know what you are doing.
And it has been proven effective in self-defense if you pressure test it enough times. There are Akido schools that do that and I can link videos of them to you. Don’t be one of those people who act like trolls and trash a style without coming up with a valid or compelling argument. Cuz that kind of ignorance is what creates a toxic environment in the martial arts community. Now I am not an Akidoka myself, but I am trained well in Kyokushin and Goju-Ryu Karate, Judo and JuJutsu. I favor JuJutsu and about to learn Saunces-Ryu JuJutsu soon when my schedule is arranged right. But I have met real deal Akidoka and they have police and military background and experience. They used their Akido well. Where do you think the wrist locks that Police do to take criminals down with came from? 😂
@@Shadowrulzalways Successfully again who? Do you see he put it in real fight, or just fooling around, in the sparring video, i never saw once Chadi try to some thing to take Rokas down, everything is Fake, just miss a foot sweep for rokas wrist lock
@@vuquanghuy3441 First off, Chadi has a black belt in Akido as well. And second, Rokas has videos of him hard sparring and improving his Akido. I suggest you look them up before you start talking shit.