Took Aikido in 1972, at a Dojo in San Jose Calif. Instructor was a mixed Japanese man. His name was Mr. Kouferraft. A 9th Dan highest in US. I was a HS football player, he said be one with the earth. He asked me to push him over, I couldn’t amazing. Aikido is a soft art, defensive. Learned much from him.
@@АнтонАлексеев-ъ9с Yes, true. This is always the case - the O'Senseis show their art against cooperating disciples, but not against other fighters outside the aikido circle.
Please tell me what it is. It certainly is not a martial art. A martial art is a fighting style. Aikido has no fighting. A Martial art is about improving. Aikido is about striving to be as good as the founder. He didn't learn from other aikido masters. The founder was the standard for aikido perfection. The best masters want their students to surpass them. The ego trippers hold back things so they are always the best. It seems that no one can explain it to me. I get lots of insults, just like cult members do to stand up,for their leader. I don't like aikido because I don't trust the concept. The thing I really dont like is that a lot of teachers say that they teach self defense and knife defense which is not true. They create confident students who think they can defend themselves despite having never sparred or tested themselves in any way. Throw an opponent who cooperates fully and never tries to fight back, is useless as self defense training. It gives false confidence and so is dangerous. In a fight, they will get destroyed because they have never had a single fight.
@@haitaelpastor976 thats true its not a martial art but a budo. but i doubt you know the diffetence and i doubt you dont even know martial arts are. most like you confuse entertainment fighting sports with martial arts.
a lot of ignorant remarks from people who never done aikido yet feel they can give their opinion. the beauty of aikido is obviously that it often is not what it looks. In other martial arts a punch or a kick just are what they look. in aikido it looks soft and the oponent not resisting and just "coorporating" with the defender. It becomes totally different when you actually practise aikido and have some understanding. Aikido is not some small fringe martial art, it is mainstream, and there is a reason for that. ppl who actually try it, they like it very much and start practising aikido. ppl who just watch to dump a negative comment, the haters and trolls, well, thats normal at youtube.
Aikido works. It depends on the student, especially the instructor's curriculum. If there's more Judo and Aiki-Jutsu in it (which I have in mine), it will work just fine. Those of you that think that Aikido "doesn't work" as a flat statement are ignorant.
“Aikido works if you add judo and aiki Jujutsu” so aikido only works if you modify it, which indeed yes is true. If it doesn’t work against a trained person like aikido doesn’t then the martial art is ineffective for combat
Oh yeah they are ignorant. They don't know the real aikido the stuff that actually works. The stuff so secret that NOBODY has ever seen it. Just ignorant.
@@donoberloh O-Sensei is just a legend, He forbade fighting because the third generation of students in mass of them can't fight. Only they , who came to aikido from other contact martial arts, can to understand and applicate real aikido. If you start practice aikido as first MA, you will loose any fight.
the sensei did not react to any attack. It was choreographed, like WWE. Watch again with that in mind. And pay attention to how exaggerated the attacker falls to a minima contact punch by the sensei.
How do you know, are you really qualified to make such comments. Have you practised Aikido or any other Japanese martial arts. Apparently some Japanese police forces have used Aikido for self defence for many yrs now. So if it wasn't effective why would Japanese police use it, and some other police forces around the world use Aikido for self defence as well
@@fredatlas4396 These videos are to show aikido technique they are pre choreographed by teacher & student, In real life situation very unlikely to end the way they show in video. Not that aikido is ineffective, every art has it strengths & weaknesses. In these videos the teacher already knows in advance what the student going to do & vise verse that is the point I am making Yes i am a experienced martial artist practiced multiple disciplines and can easily see the baloney in alot of martial arts, not just aikido.
@@roninnovastar1321 But that's the same in many Japanese martial arts, they practice pré arranged sparring where the attacker and defender knows what they are doing in advance. This is to develop, good coordination, and distancing etc. It is important to develop the necessary skills. And sometimes people do get seriously hurt practising Aikido, there have been some people in Japan got broken necks. If you resist wrong you can get broken wrist, elbows or damaged shoulders etc and being able to fall properly is very important. If somebody who doesn't know how to take falls was thrown because they attacked an Aikido expert they could be seriously injured when hitting the ground. Of course I think it's not so much is a particular martial art effective, its more about the person performing it. And if Aikido wasn't effective, why would Japanese police use it for self defence, women police officers as well. Also some police forces in other countries use Aikido. There have been instances of Japanese Karate - ka being attacked out in the real world and quickly dispatching their attackers. A guy tryed to stab Japanese karate expert in a hotel in London and he was quickly disarmed and immobilised. Apparently Kase sensei was attacked yrs ago when out walking in Paris one evening. The mugger wanted his wallet I think, Kase didn't understand French but realised quickly what was happening. When he didn't give it, the mugger pulled a knife and tryed to stab him in the stomach, Kase blocked his arm with knife hand block and broke the guys elbow, then pulled the same arm accross and slammed his elbow into the attackers jaw. I don't think that mugger will be doing that again, he's lucky to still be alive, must have been in a lot of pain. Aikido techniques are very scientific, they use laws of physics etc , it's not some magic power
@@fredatlas4396 Every martial art schools try to give the best probable techniques to students for possibile confrontation, alot of the techniques are over complicated and ineffective- due to poor distance, timing & speed deficiencies, there are alot of times, I am sure that there are alot of Aikido techniques didnt preform adequately to a attackers response, not every person is so easily twisted, pushed off balance or thrown around .
What the layperson, as well as the aikidoka that gravitate towards the Aikido that O-Sensei taught in his later years overlook the fact that Aiki Waza is 🎃always precluded by Atemi Waza.
Я бы может и не поверил. Но... С осени 1972 по май 1974 после полугода Печей пришось служить в СА в Польше, в Бялогарде, в 126 отдельном разведывательном батальоне. Был у меня взводный, ст. лейтенант Усов. Он организовал: сделали борцовский ковёр, достали и подлатали старые самбистские куртки. На ковёр ходили все желающие. Меня Усов выдёргивал иногда даже с дежурства по роте. Тренировались без тренеров, по книгам. Усов был уникальный товарищ. Если не ошибаюсь, он имел первые разряды по лёгкой атлетике, лыжам, плавании, боксу и т.д. Говорил, вот сделаю первый разряд по САМБО, тогда женюсь. Ушёл из батальона до моего дембеля на учёбу в Харьковскую академию. Но речь не о нём. Был в батальоне секретчик, ефрейтор Беседин у него был 1-й(!) разряд по САМБО. Пришёл он как-то на наши занятия. Я до армии имел десяток-другой тренировок по классике(нынешняя греко-римская). А у Беседина я летал, как эти ребята в ролике. Причём, именно такими легкими незаметными движениями Беседина. Великим борцом я не стал, но через год новички у меня летали так же. Если уровни борцов различаются в разы, то, как правило, это выглядит именно, как в ролике. Бывают исключения на необученные таланты.
Me gustaria saber si alguien opusiera una fuerza y una postura y un ataque real si seria tan efectivo como quieren mostrarlo y que, porsupuesto, el atacante no se tire tan facilmente al piso.-
The stuff the sensei is doing in the beginning anyway, I won't waste my time watching the entire vid as I have taken aikido years ago, is just routine warm ups where the attacker knows what is going to happen and falls on their own, not because what the sensei did. The other thing I was surprised by was when a threat happened at the dojo, two black guys came in, all the upper belts, brown and up took out some sort of self-defenses weapons that have nothing to do with aikido to protect the sensei. I found this curious and eventually left that martial art. Aikido demonstrations are in the WWE genre. Rehearsed and the combatants have rehearse their moves, falls, even flying through the air when the sensei grabs their bokken (long wooden stick) and catapults them. All rehearsed. The thing is, in a street fight your attackers is not going to do what you expect of him.
@@harageilucid4352 Aikido is sometimes called Judo at a distance. That is why the two can be coordinated in a coherent way (which was Tomiki's actual goal). But Judo and Wing Chun are very similar. The format of chi sao and the classic judo grip of lapel/elbow are similar set ups. And what is going on is the same -- trying to disrupt the balance and structural coherence through precise little pushes and pulls etc. And this is what he's showing you in a somewhat different way.
@@findbridge1790 @Find Bridge Tomiki Aikido is ok. Its always looked to me like low level Judo but they genuinely spar so they end up with something that works well enough in its own context. I give props to the WC guys who actually enter into the ring or octagon but they usually just end up kickboxing because KB is what actually works when people start hitting each other for real. Your comment about effecting the balance and structural coherence of an opponent through grips, pushes, and pulls is true for any grappling style... and of all the grappling styles that exist Aikido is the least effective one I know of and this video is a perfect example of why. For the vast majority of Aikido Dojos its ALWAYS a demo. Even in their so called randori the uke and nage are predetermined and its always the nage who is supposed to "win". The attacks are also predetermined most of tne time and even when uke is given the ability to choose from a list of attacks, the attacks are still quite limited and almost completely unrealistic for an unarmed person. If a student just says "fuck it" and shoots a double 99% of Aikido senseis would get put on their asses. And some version of a double leg is 100X more likely to happen in a real fight than some shomen uchi or w/e its called lol
Explain to me...WHY uke act allways in aikido like his grip is allmost like glued in to tori's hand or wrist? In real life you just let your grip loose If your opponent starts to twist his own hand akkward ways
Because, apart from other things, if uke lets go he/she would probably get hit (or worse), so it's for his/her own good. Also, although admittedly an artificial situation in some ways, it's about maintaining a flow to the practise.
@@TrojanBus maybe that is the case IF tori has a gun or a knive on his hand and because of that you cant let go of tori's hand. Othervise its just...well...noncense.
@@tomistrawberry1299 I agree - a knife is a different issue.. It's pretty multi-layered though...goes pretty deep, if you want to. As said, it's an artificial situation in the dojo but that is needed in order to explore the moves. Let's say Uke lets go of the attack/grip - then Tori attacks because contact has been broken...maybe Tori delivers an effective strike (psychologically Uke was on the retreat because he or she let go), or maybe Uke is totally un-phased by Tori's attack and continues attacking (i.e back to how it was from the start) - thus maybe Tori is then able to take Uke's balance from this new attack, and so on and so on etc. All I can say is - the sensei's I've known (not much, but trained with a bit) - I've not wanted to break the contact.
I dont think Aikido was ever practiced or intended to be a fighting system. My understanding is that by the time Sensei Ueshiba fficially called it "Aikido" it was intended as if not a sort of religious practice then at least a philosophical system more than a martial or fighting system.
@@harageilucid4352 philosophical? Are you kidding? Students throw each other around. What's philosophical about that? It's definitely not a martial art. I think it's a waste of time unless you compare it to doing nothing. I am not trying to bash aikido. I just want to know why I would want to do it. Why not practice something like jiu jitsu or mui thaï where I would at least be able to defend myself and family. I can't do both and expect to be good at one if them so why not at least come out with sone practical ability. There are just too many things wrong with aikido.
Айкидо это запечатленная вершина мастерства джиу-джитсу! У вас никогда не получится познать айкидо если вы не познали борьбу и бокс! Айкидо это последняя страница книги и если вы начнёте читать книгу с последней страницы, то вы ничего не поймёте! Каждый спортсмен который упорно тренировался своим видом единоборства, завершая свою карьеру, начинает показывать айкидо!
Айкидо это клуб по интересам, далёкий от реальности, бессмысленный для самозащиты. В какой вселенной так бьют прямой: 1:52 ? Ответ: в айкидошной, только в ней. В реальном мире вам боксёр зарядит в репу двоечку. Не проваливаясь, не оставляя рук, чтобы вы могли их схватить. А поскольку вы тратите своё время на всякое фуфло, которого нет в природе, например, на отработку защиты от шомен-учи, не имеете представления о настоящих ударах (прикиньте, их надо бить ежедневно, несколько тысяч раз, чтобы добиться приемлемого качества, а не то, что изображают айкидоки), у вас зрительный канал не натренирован на динамичный кулачный бой, когда вас раздёргивают, бьют резко, неожиданно, нокаутирующе, и вы встречаете эту двоечку лицом, и едете потом в больничку.
@@festeraddams7905,видимо ты очень далек от понятия будо и совершенно не смышлись в термине Айки, друг мой. Морихэй Уэсиба Айкидо изначально придумывал, как стиль фехтования и он воспитывал воинов, нежели бойцов, в Айкидо Айкикай уже приходили ребята, ранее изучающие другие би, такие, как: дзюдо, кендо, ийдо и т.д. и т.п. Айкидо не про спарринг, оно про некий "поединок"самураев. Прямая рука-аллегория на катану, захваты/контроли/блоки-все это тоже про тренировки с оружием (попробуй для начала 1000субури(главный удар мечом)сделать с бокеном, посмотрю на твои плечи после такой тренировки. P.s.:в Айкидо нельзя, к сожалению, тренироваться с настоящей катаной, именно поэтому его как раз и не воспринимает никто всерьез. А так, О-сэнсей, прежде, чем создать Айкидо Айкикай сам позанимался для начала многим чем: джиу-джитсу, ийадо, Кендо, Дзюдо(если не ошибаюсь), прошел японскую войну(чтобы вступить в армию он был маленького роста, он специально увеличил свой рост, намеренно. Поэтому, прежде чем критиковать кого-либо, сам позанимался чем-нибудь из востока. Или, как говорится, критикуешь-предлагай. P.p.s:я лучше буду заниматься Айкидо, дзюдо, Кендо, чем тупо пинать мяч, забивать голы или же заниматься боксом, чтобы потом, к 30ти годам остаться без мозгов. P.p.p.s: откуда ты знаешь, что в ММА нету ни одной техники Айкидо???Сколько не смотрю поединки, как минимум 3-4 техники, взятые из Айкидо Ppppps: хамить не хотел, грубить тоже, здоровья тебе, удачи и всех благ.
They are not actors but great budo masters. its your ignorance that cant see that and a lack of selfesteem to try to put others down. You are those people who cant understand or apreciate art like paintings and say stuff like "my little sistercan paint better." You, sir, are an ignoramus, thats a nice way to say your head is stuck in your ass. yikes.
Looks graceful and effective in a demo, but he’d get his ass kick by an equally skilled MMA opponent, such as Bas Rutten. Also, it doesn’t take a rocket scientist to let go of his wrist as soon as you feel his opposing force. Then you can strike him in the face or take him to the ground.
I agree. All I see is wrist grabbing. Don't think a real attacker is going to be grabbing for your wrists. How about a bear hug or choke from behind. Or if the attacker shoots in and takes him to the ground.
@@vinbol3 This is only one demo, and those guys have techniques for everything. When you get your wrist locked, you go where the master wants you to go or you break your own arm, and a lot of it works that way. Go look up Steven Seagal's tests. Amazing stuff.
If you grab my wrist I grab yours and then you are trapped and then you fly no matter how many ufc belts you have. And yes, your arm will break when you resist, even if you are eddie fucking hall. Coming from someone with a yellow belt
All well and good except that nobody grabs you and waits to be thrown in a street fight. They're going to be swinging with both hands, as well as using their feet and head. If you go to ground you are going to be stamped on.
A lot of dirty talk about men blending with each other and entering other men. It is indeed a most manly art. To my students and critics both I say only this... "The answer my friend is blowing in the wind. The answer is blowing in the wind."
Well first of all, why did it take so long? Did you think, well maybe next year I'll be like Bruce Lee? And what did you expect? What are you doing now?
Are there real people in real fight in real world today who go grab their opponents' hands? Thought that was done in the samurai days, people grab hands to prevent their opponents from drawing their sword? Any relevance today? Two cents opinion.
Jamás en los años que tengo y son muchos.e visto un ataque d alguien que te agarré de las muñecas. Entonces. que quieren mostrar con esto???? Ésta pobre gente en una pelea real en la calle pierden .saludos💅🦄😢
Si realmente es un poco ficticio. Tal vez alguien muy entrenado y que sepa muy bien absorber la fuerza y la direccion del oponente pueda tener un combate exitoso. Habia monjes toistas que manejaban muy bien la tecnica de Du Dzou que en chino es traer y expeler suave pero logicamente un entrenamiento diario y tenaz puede hacer milagros pero quien tiene ese tiempo porque tambien implica mover la energia a voluntad dentro del cuerpo para acompañar ciertas tecnicas. Habria que ver a estos maestros de Aikido en un cuadrilatero a ver como se desempéñan
Funny. Got into a fight once, punched a guy he staggered back. Then he ran straight at me, I held my hands like "hold on" and he grabbed my 2hands and then tried to force me back. Guess what happened. I used " useless" aikido. This art is too subtle for many, even those who train for years just learn the body mechanics. The aiki has dissappeared in modern aikido, thanks to Honbu dojo. Now, aikido is just jujitsu with peaceful slogans.
Wrong: You haven't been in a real fight if you say this. The video is a demonstration of theory and technique. In a real fight the first thing the opponent will do is grab your wrists so you that you don't punch or choke him. If he pulls back then any good aikido or judo or bjj can just body slam him down. Punches aren't really a threat to a jiujitsu fighter because we go for the body... aikido/bjj/judo/jjj are all the same thing just different focus points. If the opponent lets go of your wrists then you can easily strike him in many ways so it's to your advantage for him to let go of your wrists... if you are focusing on the fists and arms then you are missing the point. Take the body and the arms will follow... better yet: take the head and everything follows.
These “grabs” as you call them do happen all the time when trying to keep,someone from doing something. Originally someone was trying to control your ability to draw or manipulate your Katana.
Aikido is an art, but not a martial art. Don't expect to be efficient with it in a street fight. O'Sensei was more a mystic than a fighter, especially at the end of his life.
it's aiki, sake... you can search for it now and see examples, a sensei in santa cruz teaches about it, he's from daito first, not aikido... you can't learn what osensei was doing just by doing what he was doing at the end of his life, you have to learn what he learned at the begining... which was daito and other styles.
What you are watching here is nothing more than a religious service. The participants play along and cooperate, living out the fantasy that a person can not only effectively defend themselves against those who are younger, bigger, stronger, and faster, but do so in a nonviolent manner. This is a complete and utter fantasy.
Do you think this is what THEY think happen in a street fight? Obviously you do. Perhaps you think they walk around everyday in a black pants and white top?
This is ridiculous. Only one person is the fighter. The other cooperates completely. Who grabs a wrist with one hand and waits patiently to be thrown. Why is it always grabbing. Why do they never deminstrate an attacker throwing quick punches and kicks and retracting thebpunchband kick, not one limp extension of an arm. He says he comes to grab with both hands. Sure he does that and stands there lime a dummy. His is totally absurd. If anyone who had the slightest knowledge of fighting the guy would be destroyed. If this is aikido, its a total waste of time for self defense. Maybe it has another value, but its not a martial art. It looks more like a cult. Come on, fighting and defending is more than being able to deal with a wrist grab with no further attacking.
Your perception is correct. Aikido, as it is practiced in general today, let's say the most commonly known style coming from Aikikai, is completely useless as self defense and indeed if you try to defend yourself in a real situation using this model of technique, you will surely end up drowning in your own blood. It's totally a waste of time if practiced like you can appreciate in most videos: indeed. But you are wrong about something: The techniques _per se_ are not useful, the true effectiveness lies in the physical principles that govern them. These principles, trained at maximum speed, strength and resistance in incessant cross-training sparring are very useful, as they complement very well either with striking or grappling techniques. Very few people appreciate that, very few Aikidoka train really hard in cross technique. Since in general, the image that most Aikido practitioners give of the technique elicits laughter and ridicule from fighters and martial athletes.
Its rarely mentioned and too long too explain. So in short, run this 'game'. Have your friend hold a knife and he earn point everytime he gets to slice or stab you. Your role is to take him down without getting a cut. I guarantee you 100% you will see a handgrabs similar to these.
@@lancejackson9108 what purpose? The guy has been training for decades to get the skills. The "all you need" thing is not honest. He never explains that he had to train for many hours a day for decades to be able to relax enough for his energy to flow properly. This energy stuff has zero to do with aikido. It is internal skill that is very very hard to master. Well not really hard if you train correctly. This is a perfect example of the importance of a good teacher who doesn't waste time with bad advice. Some teachers have training methods that will take 30 years to get to where another teacher will be effective after 10 years. Everyone is different, so you have to evaluate your students. Some students are not worth training due to physical or mental deficiencies.
Very unconvincing. If the opponents refused to roll? If the opponents, once held, used an additional punch or kick, with the other side of their body? Just looks staged and choreographed.
I would be more impressed if the person taking the falls wasn’t a student that has done this routine a hundred times before. Bring someone up, say with a judo background so they know how to fall, then see if they’re catapulted by a flick of the wrist.
Aikido techniques are useful only with certain situations like a hold-up at knife or some gun point. Also it can be applied with attackers grabbing the hand like school bullies or girls grabbed by a wannabe rapist hahaha. But if you think you can apply it with a trained or skilled fighter let alone a boxer then its pathetic and mostly it would be suicide against judo jujitsu as its too passive with no resisting opponent. The Mental aspect is also useless due to the non aggressive aspect and in a real fight its a factor to prevent panic..the meditations are not applicable as panic can occur. How about we put an accomplished aikidoka in a real fight and shown it here for all the BS to end. I used to believe in aikido as i once did it. It is limited. Like. the Host of Martial Journey he had opened his Eyes and quit aikido.
I you are doing in to a fight and you’ve learned aikido you should armed. Why because Aikido is about being ahead or in control the weapon will help this!
Thats because you believe that an aikido prolacticioner has to stick to those forms that he trains. These forms are aimed to transform the situation, to make the agressor understand the inutility of his untent. You dont understand what it is about, btw put somec gregor in front of that guy and he will never dare to even attack, if he did he would regret it. If what you like and admire about martial arts is the "destructive capacity" then you miss half of it, which is the healing capacity. One who looks to be complete must master both sides not only half. Otherwise just buy the biggest nuclear bomb and then boast around that you are the big boss, when everyone will simply see you as a frustrated complexed fool. Peace
I've used aikido in BJJ in live sparring, my school has pro MMA fighters... now remember that those pros are on a completely different level than you and me and the average person, no matter what technique you are applying. One time 3 of us took turns trying to choke out one of the pros and he just layed there on the ground getting choked over and over and we couldn't even make him feel anything... completely different level.
@@alexandrealves2877 well said. these dumbo clowns dont realise that what they see as a faking uke, is in reality an uke (attacker) who desperately tries not to get hurt.
Wrong. He could resist and not fall, he would simply suffer and be at the mercy of a kick. When the master takes advantage in the first second of contact, youd better fall smoothly otherwise he could simply finish by ko. That is the part that aikido do not train, as it is so easy to destroy someone who you have control on. Train atemis for 2 months and you ll have enough punch power to put someone down. Aikido takes a lifetime to grow with.
aikido is very limited martial art. no one will grab your hand and wait for defense. no one aikidoka can fight against a boxer or mma fighter. aikido is good like gymnastics and culture of movement for rehabilitation, no more. Real aikido is dead..... I like aikido, but.... The same Technik of Daito-ryu aikijitsu, but real fight filosofy is much more effective.
Judo or boxing. They work. (Wrestling and fistfighting). This is just shaman's tambourine dancing, ritual. Or a kind of gymnastics. For those, who can not afford doing martial sport due to health or beliefs. But it can damage joints, so take it into account, when choosing. No practical results and pain in bones.
This teacher's Aikido looks different than your typical Aikido demo. He's a lot more direct and efficient and is actually in shape.
Some of the most gentle power i have seen. Beautiful and graceful.
Took Aikido in 1972, at a Dojo in San Jose Calif. Instructor was a mixed Japanese man. His name was Mr. Kouferraft. A 9th Dan highest in US. I was a HS football player, he said be one with the earth. He asked me to push him over, I couldn’t amazing. Aikido is a soft art, defensive. Learned much from him.
Indeed, a low and steady center. Easy to say … many long years to train.
aikido is a really great form of exercise and defense against others who do not have martial arts training.
I would say "against stooges". Because even without martial arts training nobody would attack you in such a dumb fashion.
Yes, it is a contact sport where both opponents kindly cooperate and do not attack, just advance and hold hands.
master on this video could win trained fighters.
@@АнтонАлексеев-ъ9с Yes, true. This is always the case - the O'Senseis show their art against cooperating disciples, but not against other fighters outside the aikido circle.
@@foxesruler 9 dan. man trained enough to overcome outsiders.
Aikido is a great art if you understand and accept it for what it is and dont expect it to be what its not.
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Please tell me what it is. It certainly is not a martial art. A martial art is a fighting style. Aikido has no fighting. A Martial art is about improving. Aikido is about striving to be as good as the founder. He didn't learn from other aikido masters. The founder was the standard for aikido perfection. The best masters want their students to surpass them. The ego trippers hold back things so they are always the best. It seems that no one can explain it to me. I get lots of insults, just like cult members do to stand up,for their leader. I don't like aikido because I don't trust the concept. The thing I really dont like is that a lot of teachers say that they teach self defense and knife defense which is not true. They create confident students who think they can defend themselves despite having never sparred or tested themselves in any way. Throw an opponent who cooperates fully and never tries to fight back, is useless as self defense training. It gives false confidence and so is dangerous. In a fight, they will get destroyed because they have never had a single fight.
whatever that means...
Not a martial art, that's for sure.
@@haitaelpastor976 thats true its not a martial art but a budo. but i doubt you know the diffetence and i doubt you dont even know martial arts are. most like you confuse entertainment fighting sports with martial arts.
a lot of ignorant remarks from people who never done aikido yet feel they can give their opinion.
the beauty of aikido is obviously that it often is not what it looks. In other martial arts a punch or a kick just are what they look. in aikido it looks soft and the oponent not resisting and just "coorporating" with the defender.
It becomes totally different when you actually practise aikido and have some understanding.
Aikido is not some small fringe martial art, it is mainstream, and there is a reason for that. ppl who actually try it, they like it very much and start practising aikido.
ppl who just watch to dump a negative comment, the haters and trolls, well, thats normal at youtube.
It's hard to explain to some people, they just don't get it
Херня ваше айкидо,и это уже доказано проверяли.
This is an epitome of all martial arts.
Unironically yes
Aikido works. It depends on the student, especially the instructor's curriculum. If there's more Judo and Aiki-Jutsu in it (which I have in mine), it will work just fine. Those of you that think that Aikido "doesn't work" as a flat statement are ignorant.
“Aikido works if you add judo and aiki Jujutsu” so aikido only works if you modify it, which indeed yes is true. If it doesn’t work against a trained person like aikido doesn’t then the martial art is ineffective for combat
Oh yeah they are ignorant. They don't know the real aikido the stuff that actually works. The stuff so secret that NOBODY has ever seen it. Just ignorant.
beautifull deadly art
He has mastered the principles of Aikido and react to any attack! He has gone beyond technique.
Didn’t O-Sensei say that to sooth the attacker’s anger so that there is no physical confrontation, is the highest manifestation of his Aikido?
@@donoberloh O-Sensei is just a legend, He forbade fighting because the third generation of students in mass of them can't fight. Only they , who came to aikido from other contact martial arts, can to understand and applicate real aikido. If you start practice aikido as first MA, you will loose any fight.
the sensei did not react to any attack. It was choreographed, like WWE.
Watch again with that in mind. And pay attention to how exaggerated the attacker falls to a minima contact punch by the sensei.
Truly fascinating.
This is true aikido x
looks & works really good when the students help to throw themselves like compliant ragdolls.
Ah ignorance is bliss. Have you ever practiced with a 9th Dan?
How do you know, are you really qualified to make such comments. Have you practised Aikido or any other Japanese martial arts. Apparently some Japanese police forces have used Aikido for self defence for many yrs now. So if it wasn't effective why would Japanese police use it, and some other police forces around the world use Aikido for self defence as well
@@fredatlas4396 These videos are to show aikido technique they are pre choreographed by teacher & student, In real life situation very unlikely to end the way they show in video. Not that aikido is ineffective, every art has it strengths & weaknesses. In these videos the teacher already knows in advance what the student going to do & vise verse that is the point I am making Yes i am a experienced martial artist practiced multiple disciplines and can easily see the baloney in alot of martial arts, not just aikido.
@@roninnovastar1321 But that's the same in many Japanese martial arts, they practice pré arranged sparring where the attacker and defender knows what they are doing in advance. This is to develop, good coordination, and distancing etc. It is important to develop the necessary skills. And sometimes people do get seriously hurt practising Aikido, there have been some people in Japan got broken necks. If you resist wrong you can get broken wrist, elbows or damaged shoulders etc and being able to fall properly is very important. If somebody who doesn't know how to take falls was thrown because they attacked an Aikido expert they could be seriously injured when hitting the ground. Of course I think it's not so much is a particular martial art effective, its more about the person performing it. And if Aikido wasn't effective, why would Japanese police use it for self defence, women police officers as well. Also some police forces in other countries use Aikido. There have been instances of Japanese Karate - ka being attacked out in the real world and quickly dispatching their attackers. A guy tryed to stab Japanese karate expert in a hotel in London and he was quickly disarmed and immobilised. Apparently Kase sensei was attacked yrs ago when out walking in Paris one evening. The mugger wanted his wallet I think, Kase didn't understand French but realised quickly what was happening. When he didn't give it, the mugger pulled a knife and tryed to stab him in the stomach, Kase blocked his arm with knife hand block and broke the guys elbow, then pulled the same arm accross and slammed his elbow into the attackers jaw. I don't think that mugger will be doing that again, he's lucky to still be alive, must have been in a lot of pain. Aikido techniques are very scientific, they use laws of physics etc , it's not some magic power
@@fredatlas4396 Every martial art schools try to give the best probable techniques to students for possibile confrontation, alot of the techniques are over complicated and ineffective- due to poor distance, timing & speed deficiencies, there are alot of times, I am sure that there are alot of Aikido techniques didnt preform adequately to a attackers response, not every person is so easily twisted, pushed off balance or thrown around .
Very good. Very Great.
oh dear oh dear @1:55 and 2:31 , is steven seagal next on stage btw?
Sweet Shihonage! 🥋
What the layperson, as well as the aikidoka that gravitate towards the Aikido that O-Sensei taught in his later years overlook the fact that Aiki Waza is 🎃always precluded by Atemi Waza.
Я бы может и не поверил. Но... С осени 1972 по май 1974 после полугода Печей пришось служить в СА в Польше, в Бялогарде, в 126 отдельном разведывательном батальоне. Был у меня взводный, ст. лейтенант Усов. Он организовал: сделали борцовский ковёр, достали и подлатали старые самбистские куртки. На ковёр ходили все желающие. Меня Усов выдёргивал иногда даже с дежурства по роте. Тренировались без тренеров, по книгам. Усов был уникальный товарищ. Если не ошибаюсь, он имел первые разряды по лёгкой атлетике, лыжам, плавании, боксу и т.д. Говорил, вот сделаю первый разряд по САМБО, тогда женюсь. Ушёл из батальона до моего дембеля на учёбу в Харьковскую академию. Но речь не о нём. Был в батальоне секретчик, ефрейтор Беседин у него был 1-й(!) разряд по САМБО. Пришёл он как-то на наши занятия. Я до армии имел десяток-другой тренировок по классике(нынешняя греко-римская). А у Беседина я летал, как эти ребята в ролике. Причём, именно такими легкими незаметными движениями Беседина. Великим борцом я не стал, но через год новички у меня летали так же. Если уровни борцов различаются в разы, то, как правило, это выглядит именно, как в ролике. Бывают исключения на необученные таланты.
Aikido meshes with martial arts very well. Pair it with jujitsu and a striking art and you have a very nice system.
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Me gustaria saber si alguien opusiera una fuerza y una postura y un ataque real si seria tan efectivo como quieren mostrarlo y que, porsupuesto, el atacante no se tire tan facilmente al piso.-
Ya te digo yo que no...
Ni en pedo. Créeme, estuve 5 años absorbido en esa secta.
Y que tal si el oponente no coopera?
Talk about smooth 🥷🏼
The stuff the sensei is doing in the beginning anyway, I won't waste my time watching the entire vid as I have taken aikido years ago, is just routine warm ups where the attacker knows what is going to happen and falls on their own, not because what the sensei did.
The other thing I was surprised by was when a threat happened at the dojo, two black guys came in, all the upper belts, brown and up took out some sort of self-defenses weapons that have nothing to do with aikido to protect the sensei. I found this curious and eventually left that martial art.
Aikido demonstrations are in the WWE genre. Rehearsed and the combatants have rehearse their moves, falls, even flying through the air when the sensei grabs their bokken (long wooden stick) and catapults them. All rehearsed. The thing is, in a street fight your attackers is not going to do what you expect of him.
HE WAS A GREAT MÁSTER...
Inspiration sensei
mind over matter at its best
Masih ada ga sinsie di level 50 .
Very interesting techniques. Thank you 👍
What about atemi .
extremely advanced technique (not understood by assorted fools below). greetings from wing chun
Yeah all cultist say that
Wing Chun sticking up for Aikido calling everyone else fools 😂
@@harageilucid4352 Aikido is sometimes called Judo at a distance. That is why the two can be coordinated in a coherent way (which was Tomiki's actual goal). But Judo and Wing Chun are very similar. The format of chi sao and the classic judo grip of lapel/elbow are similar set ups. And what is going on is the same -- trying to disrupt the balance and structural coherence through precise little pushes and pulls etc. And this is what he's showing you in a somewhat different way.
@@findbridge1790 @Find Bridge Tomiki Aikido is ok. Its always looked to me like low level Judo but they genuinely spar so they end up with something that works well enough in its own context.
I give props to the WC guys who actually enter into the ring or octagon but they usually just end up kickboxing because KB is what actually works when people start hitting each other for real.
Your comment about effecting the balance and structural coherence of an opponent through grips, pushes, and pulls is true for any grappling style... and of all the grappling styles that exist Aikido is the least effective one I know of and this video is a perfect example of why. For the vast majority of Aikido Dojos its ALWAYS a demo. Even in their so called randori the uke and nage are predetermined and its always the nage who is supposed to "win". The attacks are also predetermined most of tne time and even when uke is given the ability to choose from a list of attacks, the attacks are still quite limited and almost completely unrealistic for an unarmed person. If a student just says "fuck it" and shoots a double 99% of Aikido senseis would get put on their asses. And some version of a double leg is 100X more likely to happen in a real fight than some shomen uchi or w/e its called lol
@@harageilucid4352 WC guys do not need kick boxing, the octagon, [or your compliments]; chi sao is ultimately sparring, and can become very rough.
Explain to me...WHY uke act allways in aikido like his grip is allmost like glued in to tori's hand or wrist? In real life you just let your grip loose If your opponent starts to twist his own hand akkward ways
Because it's bullshido, nothing more.
Because, apart from other things, if uke lets go he/she would probably get hit (or worse), so it's for his/her own good. Also, although admittedly an artificial situation in some ways, it's about maintaining a flow to the practise.
@@TrojanBus maybe that is the case IF tori has a gun or a knive on his hand and because of that you cant let go of tori's hand. Othervise its just...well...noncense.
@@tomistrawberry1299 I agree - a knife is a different issue.. It's pretty multi-layered though...goes pretty deep, if you want to. As said, it's an artificial situation in the dojo but that is needed in order to explore the moves. Let's say Uke lets go of the attack/grip - then Tori attacks because contact has been broken...maybe Tori delivers an effective strike (psychologically Uke was on the retreat because he or she let go), or maybe Uke is totally un-phased by Tori's attack and continues attacking (i.e back to how it was from the start) - thus maybe Tori is then able to take Uke's balance from this new attack, and so on and so on etc. All I can say is - the sensei's I've known (not much, but trained with a bit) - I've not wanted to break the contact.
Its beautiful to watch, but it seems so choreographed
I can fight. Grab my wrist. No, the other wrist. No, the other way. No, grab my wrist like this...
The art of fighting without fighting
Nowadays, Aikido is practiced as an art form and not as a martial art (Budo). Judo is practiced as a sport.
I dont think Aikido was ever practiced or intended to be a fighting system. My understanding is that by the time Sensei Ueshiba fficially called it "Aikido" it was intended as if not a sort of religious practice then at least a philosophical system more than a martial or fighting system.
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@@harageilucid4352 philosophical? Are you kidding? Students throw each other around. What's philosophical about that? It's definitely not a martial art. I think it's a waste of time unless you compare it to doing nothing. I am not trying to bash aikido. I just want to know why I would want to do it. Why not practice something like jiu jitsu or mui thaï where I would at least be able to defend myself and family. I can't do both and expect to be good at one if them so why not at least come out with sone practical ability. There are just too many things wrong with aikido.
You are confused. Martial art is bujutsu. Aikido is budo. Aikido is not martial arts but budo.
Айкидо это запечатленная вершина мастерства джиу-джитсу! У вас никогда не получится познать айкидо если вы не познали борьбу и бокс! Айкидо это последняя страница книги и если вы начнёте читать книгу с последней страницы, то вы ничего не поймёте! Каждый спортсмен который упорно тренировался своим видом единоборства, завершая свою карьеру, начинает показывать айкидо!
Хуйня ваше айкидо, любой борец и боксер размажет ваше айкидо и это уже проверено.
Айкидо это клуб по интересам, далёкий от реальности, бессмысленный для самозащиты. В какой вселенной так бьют прямой: 1:52 ? Ответ: в айкидошной, только в ней. В реальном мире вам боксёр зарядит в репу двоечку. Не проваливаясь, не оставляя рук, чтобы вы могли их схватить. А поскольку вы тратите своё время на всякое фуфло, которого нет в природе, например, на отработку защиты от шомен-учи, не имеете представления о настоящих ударах (прикиньте, их надо бить ежедневно, несколько тысяч раз, чтобы добиться приемлемого качества, а не то, что изображают айкидоки), у вас зрительный канал не натренирован на динамичный кулачный бой, когда вас раздёргивают, бьют резко, неожиданно, нокаутирующе, и вы встречаете эту двоечку лицом, и едете потом в больничку.
@@festeraddams7905,видимо ты очень далек от понятия будо и совершенно не смышлись в термине Айки, друг мой. Морихэй Уэсиба Айкидо изначально придумывал, как стиль фехтования и он воспитывал воинов, нежели бойцов, в Айкидо Айкикай уже приходили ребята, ранее изучающие другие би, такие, как: дзюдо, кендо, ийдо и т.д. и т.п. Айкидо не про спарринг, оно про некий "поединок"самураев. Прямая рука-аллегория на катану, захваты/контроли/блоки-все это тоже про тренировки с оружием (попробуй для начала 1000субури(главный удар мечом)сделать с бокеном, посмотрю на твои плечи после такой тренировки.
P.s.:в Айкидо нельзя, к сожалению, тренироваться с настоящей катаной, именно поэтому его как раз и не воспринимает никто всерьез. А так, О-сэнсей, прежде, чем создать Айкидо Айкикай сам позанимался для начала многим чем: джиу-джитсу, ийадо, Кендо, Дзюдо(если не ошибаюсь), прошел японскую войну(чтобы вступить в армию он был маленького роста, он специально увеличил свой рост, намеренно. Поэтому, прежде чем критиковать кого-либо, сам позанимался чем-нибудь из востока. Или, как говорится, критикуешь-предлагай.
P.p.s:я лучше буду заниматься Айкидо, дзюдо, Кендо, чем тупо пинать мяч, забивать голы или же заниматься боксом, чтобы потом, к 30ти годам остаться без мозгов.
P.p.p.s: откуда ты знаешь, что в ММА нету ни одной техники Айкидо???Сколько не смотрю поединки, как минимум 3-4 техники, взятые из Айкидо
Ppppps: хамить не хотел, грубить тоже, здоровья тебе, удачи и всех благ.
C'est plus une discipline de l'esprit qu'une technique de combat efficace, je ne lui donne pas cher devant un champion de MMA
Looks like magic to me.
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Great actors!
They are not actors but great budo masters. its your ignorance that cant see that and a lack of selfesteem to try to put others down.
You are those people who cant understand or apreciate art like paintings and say stuff like "my little sistercan paint better." You, sir, are an ignoramus, thats a nice way to say your head is stuck in your ass. yikes.
Looks graceful and effective in a demo, but he’d get his ass kick by an equally skilled MMA opponent, such as Bas Rutten. Also, it doesn’t take a rocket scientist to let go of his wrist as soon as you feel his opposing force. Then you can strike him in the face or take him to the ground.
I agree. All I see is wrist grabbing. Don't think a real attacker is going to be grabbing for your wrists. How about a bear hug or choke from behind. Or if the attacker shoots in and takes him to the ground.
@@vinbol3 Yep. You don’t see the likes of this aikido master or Steven Segal entering the octagon. They’d be annihilated.
@@vinbol3 This is only one demo, and those guys have techniques for everything. When you get your wrist locked, you go where the master wants you to go or you break your own arm, and a lot of it works that way. Go look up Steven Seagal's tests. Amazing stuff.
@@ThomasEWalker Hahaha! Segal is a show boat. He’d be annihilated by an equally skilled MMA fighter. Fuggedaboutit.
If you grab my wrist I grab yours and then you are trapped and then you fly no matter how many ufc belts you have. And yes, your arm will break when you resist, even if you are eddie fucking hall. Coming from someone with a yellow belt
All well and good except that nobody grabs you and waits to be thrown in a street fight. They're going to be swinging with both hands, as well as using their feet and head. If you go to ground you are going to be stamped on.
Kon Ba Wa Domo Arigato
A lot of dirty talk about men blending with each other and entering other men. It is indeed a most manly art.
To my students and critics both I say only this... "The answer my friend is blowing in the wind. The answer is blowing in the wind."
I studied aikido until shodan, then I realized I wasted all those years in it SMH
welcome back!
Well first of all, why did it take so long? Did you think, well maybe next year I'll be like Bruce Lee? And what did you expect? What are you doing now?
Are there real people in real fight in real world today who go grab their opponents' hands? Thought that was done in the samurai days, people grab hands to prevent their opponents from drawing their sword? Any relevance today? Two cents opinion.
Muito legal!
"he's not just taking falls for me, you know" - yeah, right....
Lots of grabbing and the cooperation of a student, what would happen if he faced an MMA fighter?
I get the impression Conor McGregor would punch the snot out of him in 30 seconds. " I already control him...." " Y`ll do NUTHIN.... "
Jamás en los años que tengo y son muchos.e visto un ataque d alguien que te agarré de las muñecas. Entonces. que quieren mostrar con esto???? Ésta pobre gente en una pelea real en la calle pierden .saludos💅🦄😢
Si realmente es un poco ficticio. Tal vez alguien muy entrenado y que sepa muy bien absorber la fuerza y la direccion del oponente pueda tener un combate exitoso. Habia monjes toistas que manejaban muy bien la tecnica de Du Dzou que en chino es traer y expeler suave pero logicamente un entrenamiento diario y tenaz puede hacer milagros pero quien tiene ese tiempo porque tambien implica mover la energia a voluntad dentro del cuerpo para acompañar ciertas tecnicas. Habria que ver a estos maestros de Aikido en un cuadrilatero a ver como se desempéñan
Its à chorégraphie à dance not efficient at all There is no figth in aikido
I can see that guy completely taking GSP apart...Srsly XD
Sorry but a man doesn’t grab another man like they are showing lol
I thought a 9th Dan example would be better , I was wrong !
Funny. Got into a fight once, punched a guy he staggered back. Then he ran straight at me, I held my hands like "hold on" and he grabbed my 2hands and then tried to force me back. Guess what happened. I used " useless" aikido. This art is too subtle for many, even those who train for years just learn the body mechanics. The aiki has dissappeared in modern aikido, thanks to Honbu dojo. Now, aikido is just jujitsu with peaceful slogans.
Wrong:
You haven't been in a real fight if you say this. The video is a demonstration of theory and technique. In a real fight the first thing the opponent will do is grab your wrists so you that you don't punch or choke him. If he pulls back then any good aikido or judo or bjj can just body slam him down. Punches aren't really a threat to a jiujitsu fighter because we go for the body... aikido/bjj/judo/jjj are all the same thing just different focus points. If the opponent lets go of your wrists then you can easily strike him in many ways so it's to your advantage for him to let go of your wrists... if you are focusing on the fists and arms then you are missing the point. Take the body and the arms will follow... better yet: take the head and everything follows.
Holding his wrist is the most efficient way to keep him from pulling out his sword and cutting your head off. That's why they hold the wrist.
Yes you are wrong, i totally agree with you.
These “grabs” as you call them do happen all the time when trying to keep,someone from doing something. Originally someone was trying to control your ability to draw or manipulate your Katana.
Quero ver numa briga real mesmo se ele vai fazer isso....😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Amazing- 👁️ wanna 🥐!
これ剣を振りながらどう動いてるか分からんな
I have respect for 9th dan, but not from fantasy.
Лажа всё это, игра в поддавки! Что мешает нападающему отпустить или ослабить захват?
😂😂😂
Aikido is an art, but not a martial art. Don't expect to be efficient with it in a street fight. O'Sensei was more a mystic than a fighter, especially at the end of his life.
If three year old girl attack you. This martial art is highly effective.
IMHO this is daito ryu attitude
Exactly what Ueshiba learnt, practiced, and issued licenses in ;)
it's aiki, sake... you can search for it now and see examples, a sensei in santa cruz teaches about it, he's from daito first, not aikido... you can't learn what osensei was doing just by doing what he was doing at the end of his life, you have to learn what he learned at the begining... which was daito and other styles.
WTF did that prove?
In japan dont do fist just grab
I am forty y o. And i am Hon Gil Don
What you are watching here is nothing more than a religious service. The participants play along and cooperate, living out the fantasy that a person can not only effectively defend themselves against those who are younger, bigger, stronger, and faster, but do so in a nonviolent manner. This is a complete and utter fantasy.
Do you think this is what THEY think happen in a street fight? Obviously you do. Perhaps you think they walk around everyday in a black pants and white top?
Мма и Бокс не нужен. Когда два пистолета. Один берета . Другой кольт. 6 не загружать. А то яйки отсрелит
Еще бы он так брови не хмурил- было бы гораздо душевнее 🤭
This is ridiculous. Only one person is the fighter. The other cooperates completely. Who grabs a wrist with one hand and waits patiently to be thrown. Why is it always grabbing. Why do they never deminstrate an attacker throwing quick punches and kicks and retracting thebpunchband kick, not one limp extension of an arm. He says he comes to grab with both hands. Sure he does that and stands there lime a dummy. His is totally absurd. If anyone who had the slightest knowledge of fighting the guy would be destroyed. If this is aikido, its a total waste of time for self defense. Maybe it has another value, but its not a martial art. It looks more like a cult. Come on, fighting and defending is more than being able to deal with a wrist grab with no further attacking.
Your perception is correct. Aikido, as it is practiced in general today, let's say the most commonly known style coming from Aikikai, is completely useless as self defense and indeed if you try to defend yourself in a real situation using this model of technique, you will surely end up drowning in your own blood.
It's totally a waste of time if practiced like you can appreciate in most videos: indeed. But you are wrong about something:
The techniques _per se_ are not useful, the true effectiveness lies in the physical principles that govern them.
These principles, trained at maximum speed, strength and resistance in incessant cross-training sparring are very useful, as they complement very well either with striking or grappling techniques. Very few people appreciate that, very few Aikidoka train really hard in cross technique. Since in general, the image that most Aikido practitioners give of the technique elicits laughter and ridicule from fighters and martial athletes.
Its rarely mentioned and too long too explain. So in short, run this 'game'. Have your friend hold a knife and he earn point everytime he gets to slice or stab you. Your role is to take him down without getting a cut. I guarantee you 100% you will see a handgrabs similar to these.
Aikido is not for fighting. Purpose is in something else entirely.
Because this is a demonstration about specific stuff, not about an actual fight.
@@lancejackson9108 what purpose? The guy has been training for decades to get the skills. The "all you need" thing is not honest. He never explains that he had to train for many hours a day for decades to be able to relax enough for his energy to flow properly. This energy stuff has zero to do with aikido. It is internal skill that is very very hard to master. Well not really hard if you train correctly. This is a perfect example of the importance of a good teacher who doesn't waste time with bad advice. Some teachers have training methods that will take 30 years to get to where another teacher will be effective after 10 years. Everyone is different, so you have to evaluate your students. Some students are not worth training due to physical or mental deficiencies.
Very unconvincing.
If the opponents refused to roll?
If the opponents, once held, used an additional punch or kick, with the other side of their body?
Just looks staged and choreographed.
How can anyone take this seriously?
I would be more impressed if the person taking the falls wasn’t a student that has done this routine a hundred times before. Bring someone up, say with a judo background so they know how to fall, then see if they’re catapulted by a flick of the wrist.
Anyone else come here after laughing at terrible Steven Seagal movies?
I’ll fight your 9dan man
Hooo CIRCO!!! Dança de compadres.
Absolute snake oil salesman 100%
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Bullshido?
Lol
Aikido techniques are useful only with certain situations like a hold-up at knife or some gun point. Also it can be applied with attackers grabbing the hand like school bullies or girls grabbed by a wannabe rapist hahaha. But if you think you can apply it with a trained or skilled fighter let alone a boxer then its pathetic and mostly it would be suicide against judo jujitsu as its too passive with no resisting opponent. The Mental aspect is also useless due to the non aggressive aspect and in a real fight its a factor to prevent panic..the meditations are not applicable as panic can occur. How about we put an accomplished aikidoka in a real fight and shown it here for all the BS to end. I used to believe in aikido as i once did it. It is limited. Like. the Host of Martial Journey he had opened his Eyes and quit aikido.
Yeah....And now Rokas does BJJ and still sucks!!
@@caseyryback6932 Well said.
I you are doing in to a fight and you’ve learned aikido you should armed.
Why because Aikido is about being ahead or in control the weapon will help this!
Thats because you believe that an aikido prolacticioner has to stick to those forms that he trains.
These forms are aimed to transform the situation, to make the agressor understand the inutility of his untent.
You dont understand what it is about, btw put somec gregor in front of that guy and he will never dare to even attack, if he did he would regret it.
If what you like and admire about martial arts is the "destructive capacity" then you miss half of it, which is the healing capacity.
One who looks to be complete must master both sides not only half.
Otherwise just buy the biggest nuclear bomb and then boast around that you are the big boss, when everyone will simply see you as a frustrated complexed fool.
Peace
I've used aikido in BJJ in live sparring, my school has pro MMA fighters... now remember that those pros are on a completely different level than you and me and the average person, no matter what technique you are applying. One time 3 of us took turns trying to choke out one of the pros and he just layed there on the ground getting choked over and over and we couldn't even make him feel anything... completely different level.
Why demonstrate on your students? Why demonstrate on passive obedient aggressors? Try on non believers
It wouldn't be possible, it would fracture the person in the first technique.
@@alexandrealves2877 well said. these dumbo clowns dont realise that what they see as a faking uke, is in reality an uke (attacker) who desperately tries not to get hurt.
@@alexandrealves2877 bullshido.
@@haitaelpastor976 you talk and talk, because your tongue has no bone.
@@alexandrealves2877 I trained this horsebull for five years before realizing it was a cult. I know it from its belly. It's bullshido.
Liar. He IS just taking falls for you 🙄
Wrong. He could resist and not fall, he would simply suffer and be at the mercy of a kick.
When the master takes advantage in the first second of contact, youd better fall smoothly otherwise he could simply finish by ko.
That is the part that aikido do not train, as it is so easy to destroy someone who you have control on.
Train atemis for 2 months and you ll have enough punch power to put someone down.
Aikido takes a lifetime to grow with.
@@Getnodrama bullshido.
bullshido
Che cazzate! Ma sono credibili questa specie di balletti??
Otro ladron fraude
You are a little ignorant person. this aikido master is an outstanding master. you just cant grasp it. thats ok but keep your hate to yourself.
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Wouldn't call it a true matrial art just like thai chi...
Ridiculous! Do this on someone who resists. It won’t work.
aikido is very limited martial art. no one will grab your hand and wait for defense. no one aikidoka can fight against a boxer or mma fighter. aikido is good like gymnastics and culture of movement for rehabilitation, no more. Real aikido is dead..... I like aikido, but.... The same Technik of Daito-ryu aikijitsu, but real fight filosofy is much more effective.
Nice ballet😂😂😂😂
Judo or boxing. They work. (Wrestling and fistfighting). This is just shaman's tambourine dancing, ritual. Or a kind of gymnastics. For those, who can not afford doing martial sport due to health or beliefs. But it can damage joints, so take it into account, when choosing. No practical results and pain in bones.
Aikido is great theatre, nothing more. If you tried that shit in the street, you’d get dispatched, quick.
Steven Seagel hold 8th dan of aikido
In real fight it dont work.
Same nonsense as wing chun.