【rev.】Aikido Master Shinjuro NARITA #2

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― Revised ―
This video is unusual and very valuable.
(I'm sorry if English is wrong.)
Master Shinjuro NARITA(1929-) is Korindo Aikido 9th Dan, and former Korindo Aikido Soshihan.
He retires, but is still a seeker after truth of the Aikido.
This video should be useful for the person of which styles and another martialarts.
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[@pchow2ca]

Thank you for the video. I have been studying Aikido for more than 40 yrs, it is your video that I realized that a totally different branch of Aikido teaching other than O Sensei. I had been under the teaching of Master Yamaguchi for a few class, so I understand Master Narita movement.

[@univunivuniv]

Thank you for your comment.
It is gratifying to have someone like you, a long-time aikido practitioner, give such high praise for the video. As I have written in the channel community, I believe that those who stand on the "STAGE" have different ways of expressing themselves, but the "view" they see is probably the same. I hope this video will be useful to someone, even if they are not training in Aikido or Budo.

[@pchow2ca]

@@univunivuniv Thank you for posting the videos. Because of your video, I modify my exercise routine to improve the Aiki aspect, 2 becomes 1.

[@univunivuniv]

Subtitles may be a bit fast.
In that case, please play a little slow.

[@AikiTom76]

Please explain regarding, go no sen, sen no sen, sen, on kogeki

[@univunivuniv]

It's going to take a long sentence, okay? hahaha
These words are derived from Kenjutsu, but are also used in Karate and Judo.
The basics are pretty much the same, but the ideas are slightly different for different teachers and Martial arts.
“Sen” means...well, I guess it translates to “first move”.
Many people think “Sen（先）” and “Sen no sen（先の先）” are almost the same.
This“first move”does not mean “the first move of the battle”, but the first move of each attack.
Strike before your opponent is ready to attack, or put pressure on him not to be ready.
My understanding is that it is such a first strike.　
Many people translate “Go no sen（後の先）” as “counter attack”, but I don't think it's perfect.
To use a simple boxing analogy, if you happen to block or avoid a punch from your opponent, and a K.O. punch hits him, that's not a “go no sen". And, waiting for your opponent to make a move is not "go no sen" because you do not have the "initiative".
You have to induce your opponent to want to attack you. You have to put pressure on him, or show him deliberately leaving an opening.
What NARITA Sensei is showing us is “Sensen no sen（先々の先）".
At first glance, it looks the same as “Sen no sen", but the opponents' situation is completely different.
In the case of “Sen no sen" the opponent is not ready to attack, but in the case of “Sensen no sen" he is.
For example, the opponent thinks that he is going to punch and actually does.
Attack in the “moment" between that thought and the action.
Imagine this. If you were attacked by opponent at “Pa-" on “Punch", or if you showed up at the front of you (vital point )... you would be at your wits' end.
That's why experts in “Sensen no sen” do not fight each other, even if they draw their swords.
In other words, they cannot fight.
It also means that we recognized and respected each other.
The “do（道）” in “Budo(武道)” means “way”.
The “way” as a person. Beyond the art of fighting.
I think it has this meaning.

[@AikiTom76]

Thank you for your explanation, the reason I asked, I thought sensei Narita movement its to slow if someone launch a real punch, it would be to late to do irimi

[@JustMe-vz3wd]

@@AikiTom76 I think in aikido there is no "slow" or "fast", there is just "the right timing."
This is an educational demonstration, not an mma fight. but even so, if you look closely, the moment the oponent starts his movement, he moves immediately slightly off the line of attack. At that moment the fight is already over.
Dont think too much. Practise it. Try it.
All that talking about "real punches"...
I was attacked in the street. the moment mr attacker threw a punch, i slightly stepped off the line and irimi. Just like in these videos, attacker loses balance and smacks to the pavement.. Fight over.
So, based on my experience , he is not "slow" but showing the real thing.

[@ambulocetusnatans]

多くの無知な人々が失礼なコメントをするでしょう。 コメントをオフにすることを検討してください。

[@univunivuniv]

ご忠告ありがとうございます。
確かに何個か頂いた事はあります。
英語で一言"F◯◯k"と書かれたり、「こんなの金属バットで一発だ」(僕自身は本物の日本刀持ってても勝てる気がしませんが、笑)、合気道を稽古してる方からもネガティブな声を頂いた事もあります。
どんなものにもネガティブな意見があるのは仕方ないですし、閉じてしまうとポジティブな意見や、こういったやり取りも出来ないので…
実際経験してみないと、動画だけでは伝わらない、解らないのは確かです。なるべく理解して貰えるように下手くそなりに矢印等を入れて編集してるつもりではいます。ポジもネガも格闘技や武道が好きな人の意見なんだと思います。僕は、昔MMAのジムに通ってましたが、プロの総合の人やボクサー、プロレスラー、アウトサイダー出場者や屈強な米兵など色んな方がいましたよ。僕は武道・格闘技両方知ってるから両方とも凄いと思ってます。両方を知ると
「どれが一番強いか？何が最強か？」と言う考えが一番下らないことに気がつきます。(メチャクチャ男の浪漫はありますけどね！)それを突き詰めれば一番は間違えなく核兵器ですから。各々自分の好きな武道・格闘技を稽古して、他流に参考になりそうなものがあれば取り入れてみる、それでいいのかなぁ、と。この動画がその一助になればそれでいいと思ってます。
なんだか着地点が変な所になってしまいました(笑)長々と長文を失礼致しました。

[@ambulocetusnatans]

@@univunivuniv 難しい日本語はご容赦ください。 さまざまな武道をさまざまなツールで比較します。 一部の武道家は、ハンマーしか持っていないため、すべてを釘だと考えています。 動画を送信していただきありがとうございます。 それは便利です。

[@univunivuniv]

@@ambulocetusnatans I'm sorry I didn't notice.
I thought you were Japanese because you gave me a message in Japanese.
Turning off comments is easy. But when I close my ears, I can't hear anything.
It is natural that humans have various opinions.
But this video should be useful for someone.
That is more important than a negative comment.

[@ambulocetusnatans]

@@univunivuniv Your English is better than my Japanese, but Google helps.
You are correct, everybody has an opinion, but not all of them are based on knowledge.
It reminds me of what 孔子 said "Everything has beauty, but not everyone sees it."