I had two vhs of O’Sensei teaching and doing an exhibition. I loan them to my girlfriend son. And never to be seen again. A historical treasure of Aikido. It was those videos that really got me interested in Aikido. I had check out Aiki years ago and wasn’t impressed. I was studying Poekalan Tjimdei and Jeet Kune Do. And I felt what everyone else fasle believed, was that the Uke as to go with it. That’s why it looks so easy. Not true at all. Wasn’t till 10 years later while studying Shotokan that I got really interested in Japanese Martial Arts. I started doing my research ,someone gave me the vids. As time went on I started seeing the light. After 25 years of Martial Training I thought I was a badass. Then I join a class being taught at the YMCA. Some retired police group had a class. So I go in a little cocky. Thinking I’m going to just jump on in. No freaking way. Their techniques toss my ass all over the place. I had no Defence except to protect myself falling. And dam glad I know how to fall and roll. Now here is the real reason why I stated studying this beautiful Peaceful Art. When it was my turn to be Nage. I couldn’t do shit. Could move them the way they moved me. Why. Years of honing the basics of Aiki. My size, strength,and experience were of no use. It was all the tiny simple basics of Aikido. Hard to explain and understand with very little knowledge. But it is all that it’s suppose to be. But one must master the simplicity of movement. Ever since then. It has become a way of life and living for me. The Principals of Aikido. The Art of the Peaceful Warrior. OUS!!!
see how Sensei maintains proper posture, balance and centering. Note how he flows, moves and executes with economy. Note especially how he is non aggressive actually protects his attacker trying to be careful to do no harm to himself or his opponent. Note his awareness and presence of mind and total lack of emotional attitude. He is unafraid. One can feel his chi in near perfect state. See that he knows he owns himself and the mat. Moves with beauty.
Two greybeards were talking one day about their years of aikido training. One asked the other if he'd ever used aikido in a fight. The second thought about it and said that he hadn't. To which, the first replied, "Your better at aikido than me, I have".
Learning how to fall is very important in Aikido. If you don't know how to fall you will get hurt. At the same time you have to know how to throw. O'sensei is the reason I started to learn Aikido and also Tohei. In fact the first book I read about Aikido was Ki in daily life
The students aren't helping him. He's Mastered Timing, Physics and the body then Internal energy and more than the Eye can percieve. in Iaido - One move and you die... The techniques O Sensei does are those same movements with No Ending. Great Man... I just wish I was there to learn from him...How lucky are those that knew him. Japan is fortunate to have a Son like him. True Legend.
To be honest, I haven't seen aikido applied in a fight either. I've been learning it for a few years, and though I feel it would truly be effective, I haven't yet been able to test it. My sensei, however, is a police officer and he's told us stories about applied aikido techniques when apprehending people resisting arrest. One of the greatest things I respect about aikido is that what I've learned in class, I've been able to use in every day life.
I have been studying AIKIDO for 9 years plus which means i'm a novice in respect of what this clip shows in short AIKIDO works and works very well indeed !, nothing fake although it does look like it is fake thats when you are at one with your surroundings nothing blocky but all fluid like water am also a door man and i do not know how to correctly explain this but you give off a vibe which people around you seem to give you a wide berth for no known reason
Aikido didnt work: Conflict avoidance Aikido worked: Conditioning, able to handle a blow from behind unexpectedly. Aikido worked: Entered grabbing throat throwing attacker onto car bonnet. Aikido worked: Brushed off second attacker from behind. Aikido worked: Controlled first attacker by throwing into garden. Aikido worked: Both attackers left scene.
@thundermik 4 In my opinion, eastern martial arts stand out because one strives to do little movement while creating as big an effect as possible and Ueshiba was a master. I think many train Aikido as being form and visual technique like BJJ or Krav Maga. So does many karate, teakwondo and kungfu people unfortunately. The movements which lies underneath are the secret but they are not visible to the naked eye, and the right techer is the key to understanding this regardless of art.
Yes, for some reason they don't tell people about what really makes the different arts so powerful. Ninjutsu is another great example. Watch Hatsumi doing Ninjutsu and then watch any other 15 th dan Ninjutsu. Everyone can see that Hatsumi is doing something else.
@gtwaterdeep very - interesting point of view. I will make sure to include your thought in my training. Just one question if I may. Did you attack aikidoka outside a dojo? I don't say several months training aikidoka, I mean dan graded aikidoka.
Aikido is to create harmony from movement. People grab you turn and hold onto a joint and throw. Aikido has choices kill, not to kill and all in between. Other martial arts are not as option based. I am not saying other martial arts don't have their effectiveness it is just Aikido is about harmony while others are clashing.
diarreality @ El practicante de artes Que No Se Basa En El orgullo de Decir "mi arte es El Mejor "realidad Conoce la, Niño de las Naciones Unidas Que de 8 años PUEDE derrotar a Cualquiera . No existe mayor; sin arte Que Otro, ni El aikido es El Unico armonioso ... la mente lucha , El Cuerpo solista Las Posiciones reconoce . kenpoista de soja, y Armonía de tenemos tambien , un saludo .
He is Morihei Ueshiba 'coz his steps are similar than other videos that I've seen. When Koichi Tohei arrived to this age, already there was cameras which reproduced videos in colour, furthermore, there are videos of Morihei Ueshiba in colour actually, so when he had that age, the camera only films on white and black, or not? xDD
Offcourse you can practice them internally, but I don't see indicators which point to this being done. Do you you know where this form of Krav or BJJ is being practiced?
re check he came to shordich east london 1958 ish ! i did'nt know untill i was looking at a class one day and the instuctor asked me to show him what i knew and he told me who had talt dad and then dad showed me in later years ! the instuctor was gob smacked when i showed him locks ect ! he said there is only one person in the world who could have trained dad !
I've seen loads of pictures of Ueshiba. Not only does that guy not look like him through the face, he doesn't even move like a black belt. I'm guessing it's a scam video. Ueshiba didn't bounce around like him. He was smooth. (yes, like Yoda)
How he does here against simple slow grabs where his students are basically offering them their hand/s..is one thing, but if a big,strong lightening fast boxer or kickboxer or Muay or Wing Chun fighter attacked Ueshiba, I think he would have had a problem.
@lordtains You put much fervour into your comment. It's always good to see people defending humble aikido on UA-cam; yet, if I have one piece of advice to give you is that you should not try to defend aikido. Most of the time, people will remain doubtful and you will have wasted time and 'saliva'... I'm beginning to take on my sensei's view on the subject: if one thinks it doesn't work, one can always ask to fight him. It's not because we're 'soft' that we can't get a bit brutal ;-)
@ehead2222 I don't know your dad but I have read a good few books on ueshiba and I've never heard of him going to London in the fifties either. Having said that I don't think Hawaii was his first time out of Japan, though it's meant to be the first place he taught Aikido outside of Japan. Maybe you could provide some context or proof for your claim?
thank you, I am well aware. I even believe that some people are not meant to understand, and that ways like such are not the person's path in life. This comment was a year ago, I guess I have changed. :)
@theblacksashman That's very positive, although it sounds as if only individuals do this and there are no whole schools practicing this. But it might come someday if we are lucky.
help me understand... if aikidoka do not train against resisting opponents in the dojo, how can you expect to defend against resisting opponents on the street? your opponent on the street is not going to "cooperate" with you like inside the dojo. please, just for the sake of argument, ask a judo practitioner to grab your collar or grab your wrist and try to execute a wrist lock against him. you will find that traditional aikido training methods do not prepare you adequately for the street.
@ehead2222 The first time O'Sensei (Morihei Ueshiba) left Japan for Aikido was in 1961 to Hawaii -- we just celebrated the 50th anniversary last month at a seminar in Honolulu with his grandson & great grandson. As far as I know, not only was he not in East London in the '50s --- he NEVER went to England --- so you have a problem with your claim. Maybe someone else trained your Dad?
@patrickhenrysghost Maybe Hatsumi is in it for the money, but remember that even the worst technique has a chance to win, and underestimating other arts or opponents won't help you with anything else than to strengthen a weak ego.
Bevor man voreilig über etwas urteilt sollte man sich vielleicht mit der Materie zunächst auseinandersetzen. So wüsstest du, dass Aikidô auch im "RL" anwendbar ist.
yeah but some people are just too ignorant(or stupid) to realise what the true essence of Aikido(or Martial Arts in general) is. They believe MMA is perfect... Leave them like that, they will never reach mastery with such closed minds but its up to them to solve that problem
@m1artz Master Ueshiba was many times attacked, early in his career. occasionally by gangs, with or without weapons. do some research, there are stories of him overcoming upwards of twenty grown men. what is shown is for the sake of demonstration, exaggerating movement to display form, so learning and growth may occur
There's a different spirit about these days. In the past people wanted to know if something was worth learning, so they'd go to the local teacher and have a pop at him, and if they lost they'd become his student. These days they watch vids on youtube and talk crap.
that does not exist. it is impossible for two Aikidoka to fight each other, for Aikido is a counter-based Martial Art. They don't strike first. two: Every throw you see would break a normal guy's arm. Getting thrown once could probably leave your arm in a state that you will never be able to use it again in you life, or just disable it for months. and three: Aikido is NOT about winning or losing. It is about self defence. If you want to win, try boxing or some other meathead sport. thanks
hey guys... this is a great video... but check out tomiki aikido tournaments... watch what happens when the attacker is allowed to resist... totally dispels the myth of "would break a normal guys arm with each throw". on the street, people resist... plain and simple... self-defense is a competition... you are competing against your attacker to save your own life... your attacker is competing to take it from you... you are competing to grab his wrist... he is competing to prevent you from it...
@Jackass2100 Nobody won. Also cheers from Denmark. @lordtains Tadashi Abe was known as fighter, and fought other Aikidoka at several occasions, while he trained at hombu dojo under Ueshiba. So it's possible but not desirable. Especially the times where it wasn't pre-arranged... But I admit, Tadashi Abe wasn't your perfect Aikido role-model.
Wrong. You learn any martial arts with the aim of never having to use it. the second was better because of the fact that he found a way to have peace without fighting
@henryofarad it's sure nice to a lot of people, but i'm sooooooo damn tired to this kind of anecdotes. aikido IS a martial art. because of this philosophic way of thinking, 95% of the german aikidoka just suck and are not able, not even in their dreams, to defend against any kind of attacker.
hola... así se escribe sin H y con S. Yo practico aikido, y no te dejás caer, te tiran, porque no entrás a un dojo y le pedís a un sensei que te ilustre, pero no hables sin bases ni fundamentos. Las caidas se llaman, ukemis, hay un total de 7, y son para que no te rompan los huesos, o las articulaciones.
nuestro gran sensei cuanta elegancia,sus enseñanzas se han esparcido por todo el mundo, domo arigato,o sensei .
I had two vhs of O’Sensei teaching and doing an exhibition. I loan them to my girlfriend son. And never to be seen again. A historical treasure of Aikido. It was those videos that really got me interested in Aikido. I had check out Aiki years ago and wasn’t impressed. I was studying Poekalan Tjimdei and Jeet Kune Do. And I felt what everyone else fasle believed, was that the Uke as to go with it. That’s why it looks so easy. Not true at all. Wasn’t till 10 years later while studying Shotokan that I got really interested in Japanese Martial Arts. I started doing my research ,someone gave me the vids. As time went on I started seeing the light. After 25 years of Martial Training I thought I was a badass. Then I join a class being taught at the YMCA. Some retired police group had a class. So I go in a little cocky. Thinking I’m going to just jump on in. No freaking way. Their techniques toss my ass all over the place. I had no Defence except to protect myself falling. And dam glad I know how to fall and roll. Now here is the real reason why I stated studying this beautiful Peaceful Art. When it was my turn to be Nage. I couldn’t do shit. Could move them the way they moved me. Why. Years of honing the basics of Aiki. My size, strength,and experience were of no use. It was all the tiny simple basics of Aikido. Hard to explain and understand with very little knowledge. But it is all that it’s suppose to be. But one must master the simplicity of movement. Ever since then. It has become a way of life and living for me. The Principals of Aikido. The Art of the Peaceful Warrior. OUS!!!
see how Sensei maintains proper posture, balance and centering. Note how he flows, moves and executes with economy. Note especially how he is non aggressive actually protects his attacker trying to be careful to do no harm to himself or his opponent. Note his awareness and presence of mind and total lack of emotional attitude. He is unafraid. One can feel his chi in near perfect state. See that he knows he owns himself and the mat. Moves with beauty.
O'Sensei's amazing skill and power are clearly demonstrated in this video. My respects to O'Sensei! Thank you for posting this video.
I just realized that the teachings of Aikido are for the one that falls down and stands back again non-stopping. It is the art of falling right.
Two greybeards were talking one day about their years of aikido training. One asked the other if he'd ever used aikido in a fight. The second thought about it and said that he hadn't. To which, the first replied, "Your better at aikido than me, I have".
Wow! This is special. To watch the old masters in action 75 years ago. It is an honor just to see something like this, from so long ago.
Learning how to fall is very important in Aikido. If you don't know how to fall you will get hurt. At the same time you have to know how to throw. O'sensei is the reason I started to learn Aikido and also Tohei. In fact the first book I read about Aikido was Ki in daily life
The students aren't helping him. He's Mastered Timing, Physics and the body then Internal energy and more than the Eye can percieve. in Iaido - One move and you die... The techniques O Sensei does are those same movements with No Ending. Great Man... I just wish I was there to learn from him...How lucky are those that knew him. Japan is fortunate to have a Son like him. True Legend.
To be honest, I haven't seen aikido applied in a fight either. I've been learning it for a few years, and though I feel it would truly be effective, I haven't yet been able to test it.
My sensei, however, is a police officer and he's told us stories about applied aikido techniques when apprehending people resisting arrest.
One of the greatest things I respect about aikido is that what I've learned in class, I've been able to use in every day life.
AWESOME!...thanks for posting this!!!!
Aikido i one of the best thing that happend in my life it teaches and trains your mind on selfcontrol and avoiding fight.
昭和10年の映像を多くの外国人が見てくれている。
素晴らしい先人、その精神を繋げよう。
Morihei Ueshiba how majestic....true art
was incredible.. thank you O Sensei
I have been studying AIKIDO for 9 years plus which means i'm a novice in respect of what this clip shows in short AIKIDO works and works very well indeed !, nothing fake although it does look like it is fake thats when you are at one with your surroundings nothing blocky but all fluid like water am also a door man and i do not know how to correctly explain this but you give off a vibe which people around you seem to give you a wide berth for no known reason
Aikido didnt work: Conflict avoidance
Aikido worked: Conditioning, able to handle a blow from behind unexpectedly.
Aikido worked: Entered grabbing throat throwing attacker onto car bonnet.
Aikido worked: Brushed off second attacker from behind.
Aikido worked: Controlled first attacker by throwing into garden.
Aikido worked: Both attackers left scene.
Wonderful video!
Thanks for posting and Best Regards from Athens!
such a beautiful technique and emptiness
Thank god this is recorded on video
@thundermik 4
In my opinion, eastern martial arts stand out because one strives to do little movement while creating as big an effect as possible and Ueshiba was a master. I think many train Aikido as being form and visual technique like BJJ or Krav Maga. So does many karate, teakwondo and kungfu people unfortunately. The movements which lies underneath are the secret but they are not visible to the naked eye, and the right techer is the key to understanding this regardless of art.
just beatiful it's long way for me to this i haven't even kimono yet
Grande disciplina e grande Naestro del passato...ma purtroppo le tecniche sono inefficaci contro avversari reali...
Yes, for some reason they don't tell people about what really makes the different arts so powerful. Ninjutsu is another great example. Watch Hatsumi doing Ninjutsu and then watch any other 15 th dan Ninjutsu. Everyone can see that Hatsumi is doing something else.
my respects to O'sensei
@gtwaterdeep very - interesting point of view. I will make sure to include your thought in my training.
Just one question if I may. Did you attack aikidoka outside a dojo? I don't say several months training aikidoka, I mean dan graded aikidoka.
really good. I am planning on joining an aikido class sometime in the next month
Aikido is to create harmony from movement. People grab you turn and hold onto a joint and throw. Aikido has choices kill, not to kill and all in between. Other martial arts are not as option based. I am not saying other martial arts don't have their effectiveness it is just Aikido is about harmony while others are clashing.
awesome kotegayeshi at 1:18
what is the song name please ?
diarreality @ El practicante de artes Que No Se Basa En El orgullo de Decir "mi arte es El Mejor "realidad Conoce la, Niño de las Naciones Unidas Que de 8 años PUEDE derrotar a Cualquiera . No existe mayor; sin arte Que Otro, ni El aikido es El Unico armonioso ... la mente lucha , El Cuerpo solista Las Posiciones reconoce . kenpoista de soja, y Armonía de tenemos tambien , un saludo .
@lordtains Nice. My Sensei put it perfectly. It goes: their turn, your turn, no more turns.
Es el típico comentario que hay que soportar de alguien que nunca practicó Aikido
o sensei is truly amazing, they just cant catch him
good true and beautiful
Nakamura sensei lived 93 years (or 92 not sure now) and he was practicing tameshigiri at this age :P Japanese masters live long :)
He is Morihei Ueshiba 'coz his steps are similar than other videos that I've seen.
When Koichi Tohei arrived to this age, already there was cameras which reproduced videos in colour, furthermore, there are videos of Morihei Ueshiba in colour actually, so when he had that age, the camera only films on white and black, or not? xDD
Aikido has worked for me on the street.
Offcourse you can practice them internally, but I don't see indicators which point to this being done. Do you you know where this form of Krav or BJJ is being practiced?
re check he came to shordich east london 1958 ish ! i did'nt know untill i was looking at a class one day and the instuctor asked me to show him what i knew and he told me who had talt dad and then dad showed me in later years ! the instuctor was gob smacked when i showed him locks ect ! he said there is only one person in the world who could have trained dad !
I've seen loads of pictures of Ueshiba. Not only does that guy not look like him through the face, he doesn't even move like a black belt. I'm guessing it's a scam video. Ueshiba didn't bounce around like him. He was smooth. (yes, like Yoda)
How he does here against simple slow grabs where his students are basically offering them their hand/s..is one thing, but if a big,strong lightening fast boxer or kickboxer or Muay or Wing Chun fighter attacked Ueshiba, I think he would have had a problem.
Aikido--Useful so long as your opponent has no elbows
@lordtains You put much fervour into your comment. It's always good to see people defending humble aikido on UA-cam; yet, if I have one piece of advice to give you is that you should not try to defend aikido. Most of the time, people will remain doubtful and you will have wasted time and 'saliva'... I'm beginning to take on my sensei's view on the subject: if one thinks it doesn't work, one can always ask to fight him.
It's not because we're 'soft' that we can't get a bit brutal ;-)
I don't remember calling myself enlightened.
And I don't have to make excuses, I was just explaining things :)
@ehead2222 I don't know your dad but I have read a good few books on ueshiba and I've never heard of him going to London in the fifties either. Having said that I don't think Hawaii was his first time out of Japan, though it's meant to be the first place he taught Aikido outside of Japan. Maybe you could provide some context or proof for your claim?
thats perfect!!!!!!!!!!!
Little dude is fast!
thank you, I am well aware. I even believe that some people are not meant to understand, and that ways like such are not the person's path in life.
This comment was a year ago, I guess I have changed.
:)
@theblacksashman
That's very positive, although it sounds as if only individuals do this and there are no whole schools practicing this. But it might come someday if we are lucky.
To my dearest and children.I must first have to wake up early in the morning eat an begin to learn to...write.It is all for today.MING.
Cuando van a entender que el aikido no es para peliar si no para defenderse no vean los golpes vean el arte... de las artes marciales...
Weird seeing him as a young dude
help me understand... if aikidoka do not train against resisting opponents in the dojo, how can you expect to defend against resisting opponents on the street? your opponent on the street is not going to "cooperate" with you like inside the dojo. please, just for the sake of argument, ask a judo practitioner to grab your collar or grab your wrist and try to execute a wrist lock against him. you will find that traditional aikido training methods do not prepare you adequately for the street.
cool video
Image you tachiwaza guys over and over on hard concrete floor
don't think they'll dare to attack you ever again
severe head and spine injury is scary
@CoolFool002 Yeah. Hatsumi is taking their money.
@ehead2222 The first time O'Sensei (Morihei Ueshiba) left Japan for Aikido was in 1961 to Hawaii -- we just celebrated the 50th anniversary last month at a seminar in Honolulu with his grandson & great grandson. As far as I know, not only was he not in East London in the '50s --- he NEVER went to England --- so you have a problem with your claim. Maybe someone else trained your Dad?
he trained my dad in east london in the 50s
If you want to know whether it's fake or not, just look at what the opponent does and how much he's trying to win the fight.
@lordtains thank you for stating that!
hermoso
Its like training on Street Fighter!
@lordtains in most cases of a streetfight, you need to WIN in order to SELF-DEFEND yourself properly.
ha 1 potenza travolgente....vorrei diventare come lui
@theblacksashman I see, i trained BJJ and the guys they always put music while we roll, at that time i realize all sacred nature is lost
Lexicologist71, this is O'Sensei.
Do you homework on Aikido. Please.
There's so many vids of O'Sensei in UA-cam. Find them.
@patrickhenrysghost
Maybe Hatsumi is in it for the money, but remember that even the worst technique has a chance to win, and underestimating other arts or opponents won't help you with anything else than to strengthen a weak ego.
Please, tell me what is this song?
Theatrics. These guys would be utterly destroyed in real combat.
who said thats Aikido? no thats Cosmology
Bevor man voreilig über etwas urteilt sollte man sich vielleicht mit der Materie zunächst auseinandersetzen. So wüsstest du, dass Aikidô auch im "RL" anwendbar ist.
@henryofarad Indeed!
yeah but some people are just too ignorant(or stupid) to realise what the true essence of Aikido(or Martial Arts in general) is. They believe MMA is perfect...
Leave them like that, they will never reach mastery with such closed minds but its up to them to solve that problem
@m1artz Master Ueshiba was many times attacked, early in his career. occasionally by gangs, with or without weapons. do some research, there are stories of him overcoming upwards of twenty grown men. what is shown is for the sake of demonstration, exaggerating movement to display form, so learning and growth may occur
There's a different spirit about these days. In the past people wanted to know if something was worth learning, so they'd go to the local teacher and have a pop at him, and if they lost they'd become his student.
These days they watch vids on youtube and talk crap.
I thought that the Japanese flag had the sunrays expanding from the center in pre-world war two defeat?
the "thwomp" sound kinda breaks the illusion
wich is the music?
Little guy makes me think of Yoda
Interesting could be to know who the Uke are...
@henryofarad Great saying my friend :)
that does not exist. it is impossible for two Aikidoka to fight each other, for Aikido is a counter-based Martial Art. They don't strike first.
two: Every throw you see would break a normal guy's arm. Getting thrown once could probably leave your arm in a state that you will never be able to use it again in you life, or just disable it for months.
and three: Aikido is NOT about winning or losing. It is about self defence. If you want to win, try boxing or some other meathead sport. thanks
hey guys... this is a great video... but check out tomiki aikido tournaments... watch what happens when the attacker is allowed to resist... totally dispels the myth of "would break a normal guys arm with each throw". on the street, people resist... plain and simple... self-defense is a competition... you are competing against your attacker to save your own life... your attacker is competing to take it from you... you are competing to grab his wrist... he is competing to prevent you from it...
lo que pasa es que eres un puñetin y no sabes, en la primera que ataques quedas embarrado en la pared
guuau pero tiene k ver con el ki/chi o algo asi no?
Силён
@lordtains meathead sport? how the ... can you say that? I am pretty certain that you can learn a lot from other styles to.
@Jackass2100
Nobody won.
Also cheers from Denmark.
@lordtains
Tadashi Abe was known as fighter, and fought other Aikidoka at several occasions, while he trained at hombu dojo under Ueshiba. So it's possible but not desirable. Especially the times where it wasn't pre-arranged...
But I admit, Tadashi Abe wasn't your perfect Aikido role-model.
@mrtimisin78 Entering a ring proves nothing.In a real life or death situation there's no rules at all.
yeah, OSensei's childhood XDDD, COOL!!!
Wrong. You learn any martial arts with the aim of never having to use it. the second was better because of the fact that he found a way to have peace without fighting
@ehead2222 Yeah right...
why isn't it O Sensei, cuz he isn't older and with white hair and a beard?
XDDD shiiiieeeet LMAOOOO its dancin or something XDD
何が凄いって、受け身の人の技術と演技力やね、
OSENSEI
@henryofarad it's sure nice to a lot of people, but i'm sooooooo damn tired to this kind of anecdotes. aikido IS a martial art. because of this philosophic way of thinking, 95% of the german aikidoka just suck and are not able, not even in their dreams, to defend against any kind of attacker.
hola... así se escribe sin H y con S. Yo practico aikido, y no te dejás caer, te tiran, porque no entrás a un dojo y le pedís a un sensei que te ilustre, pero no hables sin bases ni fundamentos. Las caidas se llaman, ukemis, hay un total de 7, y son para que no te rompan los huesos, o las articulaciones.
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