Two Aikido Masters get drunk in a bar, get in an argument over a mutual girlfriend. They agree to settle their differences outside ( to preserve the Bar from possible property damage). Once outside they circle each other, each waiting for the other to attack. Legend says they are still there today.
So a previous practitioner I can confirm that Aikido is even more effective when everybody is moving. The faster the movements, the greater the effectiveness.
Guys I've seen vids showing corrective Aiki teaching of what were originally master energy+structure mechanics but were mistaught by his sensei in lazy western lessons. I believe all martial arts work in their logics but we get stupid useless ppl. Bad teaching inadequate training and opportunist internet critiques should not disprove ingenuity of any science. I want to learn correct things that's why we need both scepticism and respect. This showed it works it seems. Some things do sometimes. Isn't that important? I'm so attracted to this but i need partners i can't have.
Aikido has it's place, Although I'd Never use it in a Street Fight, Being Born, Raised and Still Living in Detroit, growing up in the 60's and 70's and studied Genkotsu Ki under Masters Carlos Fields, Terry Sullivan and Tony Nathan, Hwarang Do, 12 Years in the Marine Corps and Street Fighting Growing Up Here, their is Nothing More Dangerous that a Good Street Fighter, Take the Word of a 60 Year Old Black Man Raised in the Streets of the "D".
That’s because you don’t understand self-defense... Aikido is made to handle “pre-fight scenarios” like if someone grabs to threaten you or if someone pushes you (same reason it’s techniques are utilized by security guards and police officers around the world). It’s not made to fight against someone who jumps around in a fighting stance. Those idiots you can always run away from.
Yes, that is directed scenario... In real life this Aikido thing is almost ZERO appliance! Me with NO EXPERIENCE in competition fight but a few fights on street and kung-fu practitioner and power training have NO MATCH to be put down with an Aikido 1dan fellow that I often train(is even hilarious how he tries to apply his techniques and I EASY debunk them!) and I think even 2-3-4-5 dan using only this art moves!!!!
Me too. But I have the deepest respect for Aikido. It is good training for body and mind. I am a karateka myself (2 . Dan Kyokushin) but find Aikido very fascinating.
I kinda had hoped that you would display its effectiveness through a live situation, rather than you just talking about it. The other guys were being extremely generous to you.
They're just doing demonstrations. It wasn't about being generous. This is how you teach. Though the title didn't do the video with the obvious incoming comments any favors.
That's the nature of aikido. I don't respect any martial art where the instructor only does demos with compliant senior students and won't test his or her skill against a proper opponent. As a martial ART it's fantastic. As a means of self-defense it's worth less than nothing.
I love it when people from different styles talk shop! Never can get enough of it. I do the same thing. I take Tai Chi and Choy Li Fut, and I'm always talking shop with some MMA friends of mine.
@Jason Jones “Talk Shop” is an expression that means two people are talking about a particular skill that both of them are educated in. For example two accountants talking about handling and counting money would be talking shop.
Wait, there were no sparring? No really resisting opponent? The point of training MMA is to offer full resistance to an attack, not to give your arms and just wait for something to happen. Oh... Imagine the Gracie Challenges happening in a place like that.
everyone thinks they are so clever when they quote mike Tyson. like they are the only ones to use the quote. it's sickening. they even have to put the dash and name, like they are the only one who knows who said it.
@Ja Ha by Muhammad ally's side said to inoki that inoki can't kick to ally only in the Muhammad ally's legs not higher - and no one said to ally : you can't this or that as boxer ally was a free .
There are techniques of Aikido that is not applicable in MMA but can work in different scenarios/situation. Don’t get me wrong, I don’t hate aikido. I was an aikidoka before doing kyokushin. And wrist locks are effective and they really hurts.
@@mynomadicnotebook2510 agreed. And on that regard, imo it's a little strange seeing this video, aikido vs mma. The techniques shown were not mma techniques. I mean, no fighter would try and grab the opponents' hands in the octagon. They would get punched and kicked before they could grab a hand. Hand grabs are more common in the streets, like someone is mugging/bullying you or something. *I'm not an mma fanboi. Just saying what I think. Aikido is remarkable imo, if used correctly.
@@nicanornunez9787 Deflect the attack in a way that positions the opponent for an Aikido move, then submit or break bones or smash against surfaces. Alternatively, shoot the opponent in the face while using Aikido to avoid his attack.
@@reasonerenlightened2456 what are you talking about? Have you ever been in a fight before? Have you hit gloves with anyone? It's like I'm reading science fiction reading your comment.
So "punsh in the face" is the best plan? Or what is the message of this? I don't think "punsh in face" is a good plan Perhaps the attacker has heavy kicks, or a good takedown...where do you want to punsh then? I don't think "punsh in face" is wisely
Hey Raju does that mean we should all behave ourselves and quit martial arts because "everyone has a plan untill they get punched in the face?"Does that mean people can't freely discuss Martial Arts including boxing?
@@LightPresident95148 Oh, I was just quoting Mike Tyson for the metaphor. His quote more so places emphasis on the fact that when confronted with an actual crisis/self defense situation, people often forget a lot of their training and things go awry. That's why it is important to make sure a person incorporates training that is stress-based and as realistic as possible. To ensure that their body reacts appropriately to the situation and they apply that kick, punch, elbow, e.t.c. In Akido they often don't do much stress training or hands on sparring. .sorry, but your opponent is not going to stand there as you try to apply the perfect joint lock or throw. Now if you incorporate some akido into your daily sparring secession with an opponent that's trying to resist and strike back. .there's some decent stress training.
I love MMA, but the discipline and beauty of traditional Japanese martial arts are truly inspiring. Karate, Jujutsu, Aikido, and Judo are martial arts treasures which I hope will never be lost.
That’s basically the idea. A lot of martial arts have different techniques with that idea. Bending or twisting a limb to the breaking point where if they don’t go with the flow, it’s going to break. So they basically flip themselves to the ground, not really you being strong enough to just flip someone over with brute force. The idea is they just naturally go with the movement to relieve the pain and prevent a broken arm, wrist, etc. I believe Aikido does have some effective self defense techniques that can be used in your average self defense situation against some untrained dipshit who saw you as an easy target and decided to jump you and only knows how to throw random haymakers and trying to get you on the ground to get on top of you. That’s basically what it was created for. It’s obviously not the thing to use for all out brawls, or against very skilled offensive fighters/boxers. It’s a self defense system, not a brawling/fighting system.
In all martial arts and fighting teaches balance....having great balance is the key to being s great fighter...if you can knock your opponent off balance then you have the upper hand of beating him.
@@uome20bukz ya well watch a sensei with a bowstaff and good technique and I'd say I disagree - the ability to remove weapons from an opponents hands and use weapons with aikido is astounding
@@uome20bukz the thing is the amount of training done in akido compaired to boxing is so different you could be good at self defence with just 1 year of training boxing while you might need 5 years for akido. It’s really not practical to train at akido when other combat sports prove their effectivness inside the ring.
You can't tell the difference between technique and a fight? If you would care to look just a little deeper, you would find a lot of techniques that address thrown punches.
@@daveufirst Addressing thrown punches and being effective against thrown punches are two different things. If you know Aikido and you're security guard at a party where a bunch of drunks are causing mischief, no doubt your Aikido may prove very helpful, but this video is called Aikido x MMA. I didn't see any MMA and it doesn't take an expert fighter to hold Sensei's wrist.
@@DoctorZisIN not all martial arts and techniques are meant for sport, to fight in a Controller Space and with rules with Both Fighters not underestimating each other In real life situations some times The Other Guy Will not expect that you know How to defend, even an "expert" fighter can get by surprise in a real life situation
I love a Aikido,it’s one of my favorite martial arts. That being said, I spent 20 years in MMA and I do use a little bit of aikido conceptually but it just doesn’t work. Proof of that is this guy started teaching these guys a lesson and moving in super slow speed. Have they just attacked him he would’ve gotten destroyed because he has no answer for their attack.
@@jay-by1se Ueshiba never canonized it at all. He didn't "remove" anything. That was Shioda who did it for the riot police (so no, that was still violent) and Kisshomaru who basically made aikikai. Ueshiba was a fascist nationalist. Aikido was an invented term after WW2 because aikijujitsu was banned under the SCAP Budo ban, so they put a veneer on top of it to continue practicing and make it not look like a fascist art. Pretty basic info. Dunno what you were doing for those 20 years. Probably lots of ditching class
Christopher McKenzie I didn’t study aikido for 20 years. I just read the book written about the founder which apparently has misinformation in it. Mixed martial arts uses very little aikido. When I was a special forces soldier I hunted down some of the original aikido concepts to use for more lethal combat. It was shockingly effective When the week people in their little outfits are taken away and it’s mixed with true Raw violence.
@@christophermckenzie7167 I would like to see an Aikido swordsman spar with a Kendo swordsman. Morihei Ueshiba was probably a better swordsman than any kendo practitioner alive today.
yup definetly lol, i hate to see when people talk shit about without seeing this perspective... maybe if there would be some kind of sparing sessions with applying aikido only it can be made useful in real life scenario :D
What I find interesting about Aikido is it's almost like a passive-aggressive martial art why you take a sort of passive defensive posture but when you execute the moves you are in a sense being aggressive I like the idea that it's not all kicking and punching but it seems to me that you have to be very patient and remain calm so you can execute the movements rather than give in to the natural urge to strike back.
The problem with aikido is that people don't let you grab their wrists in real fights. And disciplines like Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and wrestling have their own wrist locks. Aikido is maybe 5% effective in a real fight. Do you want to spend a decade becoming a black belt in something that's 5% useful? I don't.
@@RictorIAG that does make a lot of sense. I think the problem is that the aikido techniques work but as I was saying one has to be very patient and wait for that opening or like you're talking about wait until they can get that that grab or connection to the other person's hand wrist or arm to execute a move and so it limits your potential reactions to your opponents attack.
@@RictorIAG The problem is this was used for self defense in samurai era, not for a fight. If people want to kidnap you, they'd definitely grab your hands instead of just fully punch you. Why they focus on grabing arms? It's to remind you that the enemies can use their katana anytime
@Peter Evans I started with kenpo too. its main problem were unrealistic training sequences with next to no sparring outside point sparring. Without training techniques against actual resistance, one will never be able to execute it under the stress of real attacks. I found kickboxing, mastering just the basics and constantly sparring to be much more efficient and effective to build true combat striking skill. As far as the rules go, they’re designed for safety, there are plenty of under 1min KOs.
@Peter Evans wow you totally missed everything didn't you ? These methods are if you are grabbed not the other way round. Eat less burgers and watch something besides ufc
@@jedijudoka that's so funny honestly !! Done kick boxing,Kung Fu, karate,judo,etc etc I love silly people that try big moves like kick boxing. I can finish it quickly and carry on with my day . Aikido is without doubt one of the greatest forms, sorry you missed this
Been in aikido many years ago, i saved someone life after i taught him this art of self defense he took down 2 people and manage to take away the knife from other person and after years not seeing each other and we met again he cried and was grateful i teach him this art.. Im not master of this art but when i was practicing our sensei appreciated and he teach us to punch with speed and force but with control, we have bit resistance when we take down to be more realistic. So most of our attack was executed with intent to hurt or kill but with control so to avoid fatal injury or death if ever the technique wasnt properly execute. And flip and rolling by the way is one important to learn to avoid injury. Aikido is not meant for sports its a way of life and live in harmony and use the art if really needed to defend yourself and your family.
"Evade today and live another day" It takes a lot of courage to beat someone up but it takes more not to fight for the welfare of you and your partner. In Aikido, your attacker is not called opponent but partner (because partner means a mutual relationship where you can create harmony together binded by peace, respect, and love)
I really enjoy your technique,very soft and smooth,you make it look very easy ,but I know it takes lots of practice and patience.I really enjoy all your videos you are the true master of self defense,thank you again master
The thing is.. this would add nicely to any fighting skill set. If you know boxing or karate, this is perfect if someone wants to close the gap with you and get in your face
@@budgiecat9039 smart people won’t let other people hit for any reason and everyone not gonna know how to fight I seen boxer got take down by Akido before sometimes is about people not the art of you suck you sucks
I see a lot of negative comments about the effectiveness of Aikido. In my own, limited knowledge of the art, I can honestly say, that if done right, coupled with speed and precision, it will work on about 95% of the population. People that want to dismiss it, because there aren't any Aikido practitioners getting into the octagon with 250 pound monsters, that punch and kick things all day, are presenting a bit of a false argument. Most MMA fighters wouldn't get in a ring with Iron Mike Tyson in his prime, either, for the same reason. Fighting for a living, and defending yourself, are two very different things. I've used Aikido "on the street" and it's left some of my attackers, in tears.
Yup ,fighting with a refree in am octagon and fight in the street is a whole diffrent thing.Too bad idont had a dojo that learn aikido.if it was exist ,ill definitely train with them.
That's true, the Aikido reactions do seem like no effort is made to effect the technique! I made a video about Aikido on my channel. Please check it out and let me know what you think 🙏🏾
As Aikido practitioner I can confirm that there is no answer until the moment you are being attacked. For example, my son as boxer 🥊 professional 🤜 punched me and I’ve tried to avoid his punches but this was difficult. They are really unpredictable.
Try BJJ/wrestling it actually works. Aikido isn’t based no actual fight scenarios or real sparring. There’s a reason you don’t see guys un the UFC trying to use aikido 😂
@@Richardson_mma I have trained in thai boxing ,been to thailand twice to train ,I have studied wing chun ,karate ,escrima/kali ,studied a little bit of grappling and when I was younger I studied aikido ,but stopped because I like to fight ,now I want to study and enjoy martial training .Aikido is a great art and teaches to relax in body and mind . Also still has great applications .to me it has very practical self defense since it teaches more about body awareness then many other styles .
Randy Toth how would you know? Half of those fighting styles you mentioned are not effective. Only Thaiboxing and parts of karate are effective. Aikido is fake and not worth practicing. Same goes for wing chun, kali, and escrima
@@adamnorris9646 how would I know what ? how would I know that thai boxing is great to harden the body and for fighting ,wing chun is great for sensitivity and in close work ,was able to use it in sport ,because i did not try and fight from a stance ,but passing hands do work . karate has a history of working and being practical ,look at jesse enkamp ! Kali and escrima are amazing styles to study and if you doubt that look it up and check out Dog brothers . Aikido is a great system ,it is not fake but yes is it a sport, NO ! Again to study Martial arts is just about enjoyment ,real life fighting is not sport ,it is not found in the dojo or a gym . Real life martial arts is violence ,life and death period . To many people like to think because they study mma or a reality system they are going to become John Wick ,if you don't study this style ,you don't know how to fight! I call bullshit ! I'm 46yrs old started training at 12 . I have learned alot and respect all styles ,99% of people can go thru their entire life without fighting . Martial arts is about how you live your life ,I personally love fighting and violence but as I have gotten older I know I avoid more conflict and realize Road House rules are a great way to live ,lol Aikido is a great art that can relax body and mind and has great principles and concepts ,its up to me to make them work and the chances of me actually ever fighting again is slim ,but I also believe in the NRA lmao !!
My understanding of Aikido techniques is that they're great for weapon retention. If you're drawing a sword or dagger and someone grabs your wrist to wrestle the weapon out of your hand, you can use Aikido to break the grip without losing your weapon. This skillset is entirely irrelevant to MMA. And nobody's asking if MMA works for weapon retention, because MMA is irrelevant to that end. Traditional Japanese Jujutsu was nearly always trained as a supplementary art to Kenjutsu and other weapon arts and was, until the advent of Judo and Aikido, practiced in full armor. Aikido is an unarmored, relatively gentle version of basically any traditional Japanese martial arts curriculum, weapons and weapon retention included. That said, individual Aikido techniques (such as hip throws) may be useful skills for an MMA fighter, just as some BJJ techniques used in MMA may be useful for retaining a weapon. Context is king.
The founder of Aikido was a swordsmanship instructor in the Japanese Army. Most of the techniques are for retaining your sword and defeating your opponent when grabbed.
@@anthonyyoung6433 Exactly! And to my knowledge, it was also supposed to be equally applicable to rifle and bayonet. And weapon retention is very important to modern law enforcement. Perhaps that's why Japanese police often study Aikido?
I appreciate the way it's being demonstrated especially goes from slow to fast. It puts everything into perspective into what the style truly does against someone aggressive.
It is looking awesome! But what if the aggressor is not willing to grab your arms!? This instruction has shown nothing compared what Aikido really is! Aikido has the most dangerous strikes to kill the opponent and those are techniques only trusted to people who can handle it with very much responsibility!
The grabbing of the arm and the techniques being used to counter the grab are just examples of what can be done. People make the mistake that brute force, punches, kicks etc will win. Aikido is all about using the opponent’s momentum, body movements, physiology against themselves. I did karate for over 10 years and had the opportunity to ask an aikido master to counter my attacks. Truly amazing what a master can do...all with minimal effort.
Aikido is built around some sound concepts about exploiting the skeletal and directional weaknesses of an opponent, but the lack of randori (free sparring) leaves its practitioners at a disadvantage to martial arts that allow participants to test themselves against a resisting opponent. Aikido + Randori = Judo
You sound exactly like one of those dumb pro-Biden fools who cannot (refuses to) see the mountain of evidence because of a completely biased and impaired judgment. Have you ever tried, just for once, to attend an aikido class? I bet the answer is no because otherwise, you wouldn't say anything stupid like this. Act like a mature person, be a man once in your pathetic lifetime and go attend an aikido class just so at least, you know what you are talking about "from experience". THEN, and only then, will you have earned the right to have an opinion on a matter. I do have to say something against aikido thou... My first experience with this martial art, was in fact an aikiBUDO class. The more ancient form of the art, like aikikai, or aikijutsu (jiu-jiutsu comes from these arts BTW). In these classes, I learned the martial way of the art, like it was meant to be used. And then when I went in France, there wasn't aikibudo so I joined a couple of different aikido classes. And my god was I disapointed. They took the aikido philosophy way too far to the extreme of non violence. It was a fucking comedy. You'd slightly begin to apply the technique that your partner would thow himself in the air by himself... All in the name of not getting hurt or something. There were no way to test your techniques/skills and so many black belts were absolutely "fakes". They couldn't even get the rolling/falling techniques right! If you listened to the video, the MMA fighter said something which is key. "The more I resist, the more it hurts". If an aikido technique is well applied, that's exactly what happens. That is also why most if not all the techniques used in law enforcement corps comes from aikido. They are used to control opponents. Most MMA fans and critics of aiki are so stupid and un savvy that they dont even know that most jiujitsu techniques comes from (are the EXCAT same in fact) than aiki. So they are basically saying is that the same technique works, but it doesn't at the same time wether they think it comes fro jiujitsu or from aiki! In the end the lesson should be this: Aikido must be distiguished in two general forms. Ancient, and modern. Ancient form is meant to be brutal, decisive, terminal to dispatch your opponent quickly on a battlefield. Not suited at all for a show, like MMA because just think how you'd feel if you pay 1000$ to see a MMA program, and none of the 5 fights would last more than a minute each. Therew ould be no sports because there would be no fans. The modern form is not really martial anymore although some school of AIKIDO, will still practice and retained the aikiBUDO or aikiJITSU philosophy. The modern way of the aikido is more of a philosophy than an art anymore. So dont limit your judgment by a defective modern philosophy. Aikido's techniques are the same ones as aikibudo, only applied and practiced in a totally different way from which they were intended. The best example is look at an aikido demonstration, and then look at the old black and white videos of Seagal. You'd be a perfect idiot not to see the completely different approaches between the two. Seagal learned from an old man who thaught the old ways. And it shows. The second part of the lesson, and i scratched it already, is that you must use the best tool for the job. MMA is a SPORT. Its a show. There are rules, there is a point system to "win" a fight, and no "fighters" would be willing to put himself in a very dangerous position where one fight would probably be his last. Antd then there are martial arts, where the goal is to survive and kill your ennemies, swiftly. Which are not suited for a ring obviously. Wo wichi of the hammer or the screwdriver is the best? Al depends on what the task is. Same for MMA vs traditionnal martial art. One is great within a frame of parameters while the other will be great in a different set. But you cannot judge if you havent seriously tried first. That's something which applies in EVERYTHING in life.
Yup most techniques in traditional Aikido won't work on an MMA practitioner. That's why Koichi Tohei created his own evolved Aikido then others followed. As for me, small joint manipulations and a combination of atemi+circular defense can be a threat to anyone, even an MMA fighter. Of course, small joint manipulations are illegal in the ring :)
They work, you just have to apply it for YOUR needs and YOUR situation. For instance that last technique he showed. Uke in Aikido keep strong grips... which in return cause the joint to lock. But most people let go before it gets to that point. So in my school we used it as a way to break wrist grabs
@@4bangermafia well said. The problem I find with "martial artists"(and I use that term loosely for the mma fan bois)is that they have to compare every martial art to ufc fighting and ignore that fact. Edit: and I agree with angelo pointing out that fact that small joint manipulations are illegal in the ring. Since most MA know the rules in mma while the other keyboard warriors dont even bother to acknowledge it
This is a nice explaination of the Aikido technique. The sensei is very strong in terms of movement domination. But I would suggest to explain the fact that these techniques are for learning about efficient use of the body movements with the partner and in order to apply in a competitive fight, where the partner resists the fall it needs to be found an application of the movement, and also include atemi (striking to points of unbalancing). In aikido we study principles of movements that can be applied to a variety of situations, and more broadly in different life situations. It's purpose is general discipline of the body and mind which includes openness to learn. I would suggest any competitor of any sport studying Aikido to improve his performance, but never to think of it for a direct application. You need to do more than that, otherwise it would be very easy and oversimplified. And martial arts wazas shouldn't be put in conflict between them, they add always something to what you learn. That's the Budo path.
Aikido is an off-shoot of Daito Ryu Aiki-jujutsu, which was a samurai fighting system. The samurai used jujitsu while "wearing armor", and most samurai would "never" find themselves unarmed in combat, or even in everyday life. The samurai carried a katana with them everywhere they went. When they wore armor, they had their katana AND numerous other back-up weapons: knives, spears, bow & arrow, etc. to supplement their main katana if they lost one weapon in the heat of battle. Not to mention, that during most ambushes or invasions, it was extremely rare for a samurai to end up fighting "1-on-1" against a single attacker. So, essentially, a lot of time and energy was put into "unarmed combat training" (jujitsu) for samurai who were likely to never utilize these skills, given the nature of real combat. It's not that jujitsu was totally impractical, but rather that's its applications were extremely limited in Feudal Japan, where the samurai lived and worked.
@@milewesler9592 I think it’s a good martial art to learn fluid motion and have confidence in your body in concert with another. That sounded weird lol. But I don’t think it should be looked at as combat martial art. It’s a lot of philosophy, spirituality and discipline. A lot of top notch mma athletes train in Aikido at some point in their life. It’s definitely good to add to other routines to help you become more confident and fluid and, let’s be honest, to get good at falling correctly lol.
@@milewesler9592 Well the founder of Aikido basically saying that Aikido is an add-ons martial arts. Btw, they were samurais, so they already have combat experience + they might be practice Aikido if in some situation they were ambushed by surprise and they'd be unarmed and no armour
I remember one time late at night after leaving my aikido dojo, as I walked down this dark alley to my car, suddenly 5 guys jumped out of the shadows and all grabbed my wrists at once....BIG mistake boys
Aikido works beautifully in drills with non-resisting training partners. What I’d love is to see an aikidoka sparring competitively against an MMA practitioner.
@@joemalone8197 I know right?! every time I turn on a ufc fight.. they never fight it’s just two dudes bitching out to each other. no one steps into the octagon and then the show is over.. I’m surprised anyone watches it.. how does the ufc even stay afloat?
@@antonc81 i was talking about in the streets or a gym. I did karate and aikido and NO one wants to fight they just want to WATCH others fight. They talk shit to instigate fights but then never want to accept challenges. Its annoying.
@@joemalone8197 yeah I took aikido as a kid. There was never any real sparring.. just drills where people come at you with a single punch in a predictable way then stand there with the punch outstretched and cooperatively fall when you perform a throw or takedown. Most MMA, kickboxing gyms worth their salt will soar full contact as part of their training. If you’re interested in ground game most bjj or even wrestling gyms should roll with full resistance in training. Heck even good judo schools should do some sparring if you just want to play takedown vs takedown. It should be pretty easy to go to one of these gyms and organize a sparring sesh… at worst you might have to go to a few classes first.
Sigh. This is exactly what’s wrong with arts like Aikido - they train against compliant opponents in set patterns. There’s nothing functional on show here
You don't understand eastern martial arts at all. It is supposed to be practiced with a compliant partner. The key is to understand the natural patterns of the body and mind. Of course, aikido on its own would not fare well against an active forceful opponent. However, it is a way to train the unconscious mind to recognize balance in the moment. Tai Chi, Aikido, Kung Fu are not meant to be standalone forms. They are meant to supplement the practitioner to enter states of flow during any activity -- whether it's fighting or washing dishes. Please familiar yourself with the concept of Wu Wei -- effortless action -- which is critical to mastery of all art forms, including Jiu jitsu and Judo ("the gentle way")
Nonsense. All martial arts have some compliant drilling like you say - but it’s only arts like Aikido/Wing Chun etc.. that will post ‘Aikido vs..’ and then just show something compliant with no actual resistance. They always make a claim of effectiveness thats not proven with any evidence. What’s the point here in the MMA gym/fighter and the title of the video if it is not to claim some kind of Functionality?
@@danieltiller1421 The channels on UA-cam of Aikido/TaiChi/Kung Fu masters do not reflect the truth of these arts. It is only what you see -- the outward appearance. It is the Western interpretation, because it is that which is displayed to the world. For every 1 video you see on UA-cam that boast its effectiveness in actual combat, there are 9 other masters who practice silently -- away from media -- who do not claim their art is able to be a complete system. If you have been to China or Japan and visited the mountains, you would see their humbleness. Kung Fu means "any study, learning, or practice that requires patience, energy, and time to complete." It is not focused on combat. That is only the Western (UA-cam) interpretation which has distorted the definition. Jiu Jitsu is not only a system. It goes beyond taking down, passing guard, isolating limbs. The true definition of Jiu Jitsu is "The Gentle Technique". Jiu Jitsu, like Aikido, is the art of minimal effort to achieve maximum results. They are one and the same. We use Jiu Jitsu to control our opponents; we use it to control our dog. We use it to wash dishes; we use it to clean our toilets. This is the philosophy.
@@sp8cetime Hola , entiendo su postura, sin embargo no estoy de acuerdo a hacer que dos estilos de lucha se enfrenten, me parece que es lo mismo a que se desafiaran unos futbolistas contra unos bascketball team, aunque es muy loco lo que estoy diciendo para mí depende totalmente de los objetivos de cada arte y su cultura. Lo cierto sería, con qué objetivo el Maestro Hueshiba creó el Aikido, estaría el de acuerdo con estas prácticas enfrentando a alguien que practica MMA?, entonces cuales son los objetivos y cultura de MMA?, es netamente espiritual y buscará el balance y poder interior como las artes internas tal como el Taichi, Yoga, Aikido. O busca la fama mundial, dinero y reconocimiento social a costa de aplastar al otro?. Yo en lo personal creo que por encima de todo si hay que enfrentar a un practicante de Aikido contra alguien de la MMA, debe evolucionar el estilo y adecuarlo para eso. BE water my friend...., pero por otro lado Aikido es una cultura y no debiera mezclarse con la MMA que busca otros intereses.
@@sp8cetime nonsense. kung fu is practical in fights, it has punches and kicks in different forms of fists and so on, it works because if I'm hitting you with my elbow on your face, you're out. we use elbow on snake kung fu for example.
Yeah, that's true. The wrist grab comes from Daito-Ryu, when grabbing the wrist was an action to prevent the opponent from drawing a weapon (sword, tanto, etc). I made a video about Aikido on my channel. Please check it out and let me know what you think 🙏🏾
Right! That can´t work. They are presenting fighting sports but no selfdefence. That´s much too complicated an not realistic attacks. In the street the fight has to be endet in 10 seconds. Btw the 2 guys obviously doen´t look like MMA fighters, who mainly fight from the distance using kicks an don´t grab to hands or fore-arms.
@Martial arts enthusiast Grabbing the wrists is basic aikido and how its taught to beginners, strikes, grabs, clothing grabs, choke escapes, weapons are taught to advanced students. I find it a good way to teach beginners.
Aikido was developed for people that already have experience in fighting based on what I found out. So it will work well if you already know MMA, not if you don't have that experience.
I think Aikido's wrist locks, some of the throws and mechanics will work in real life. It would be situations where people are at the shoving aggressive stage. Someone grabs a hold of you. You catch them in a moment when they are not prepared. Arguments fights don't immediately start at fists being thrown. You see elements of it taught in the combined art taiho jutsu used by Japanese police.
Exactly I did jujitsu similar to aikido and Brazilian jujitsu, I mean where do you think brazilian jujitsu came from. I see mma guys always downplay aikido and other arts cause in a cage they would win. If trained in the right context almost anything can work.
A pure practitioner of Aikido, if fighting in MMA, may not necessarily win, but MMA fighters who master Aikido techniques at any given moment will definitely be effective using the technique
You’ll get a great understanding of body mechanics, which will be useful. Other than that, you’ll need training in other disciplines to compete effectively.
yeah you right. I was thinking, why it was designed a martial art that require you need to get your opponent grabs you using all his force on your arm. I think maybe this was invented in the age when you have a sword or a knife and the other opponent tries to take it out. Thats the porpoise i guess why this was invented. But the body mechanic control is amazing. Now it need to be reinvented in other to reinforce some grappling techniques
My guess its too dangerous MMA is quite a gentle sport like boxing. Submissions are from basic techniques only. In Aikido techniques are devastating to the human body, especially when adrenalin is involved. But the truth is any technique can be adapted from any form of movement from ice skating to ballroom dancing. Strengths are acquired from unexpected places. E.g drunken style. kung fu.
@@alexandrealves2877 i just don't think mma guy will letting aikido guy to holding his hand. to me just like wingchun thats too gentle in the mma cage.
@@spheality Agreed, in this day and age you’d think someone would have caught these techniques working consistently on resisting opponents in real time but it’s always just a bunch of choreographed nonsense.
Two Aikido Masters get drunk in a bar, get in an argument over a mutual girlfriend. They agree to settle their differences outside ( to preserve the Bar from possible property damage). Once outside they circle each other, each waiting for the other to attack. Legend says they are still there today.
🤣🤣🤣
Rofl - you made my day!
Yep, pretty much.
One saying goes like this: "Aikido starts where Karate ends".
@El Lorenzo in your scenario the Aikido B is not truly an Aikidoka.
They won't lose their cool so easily.
:p
@El Lorenzo Or maybe this imaginary happening is between Earther and Belter in 2 G athmosphere.
No point putting "what if" in an apparent joke. :P
いつ見ても合理的な説明と見やすい撮り方ですごく分かりやすい！
カメラマンの方もそれぞれの技に合わせてわかりやすいアングルなど熟知しているのか、とにかく見ているだけでこんな感じなのかな、ってのが伝わってきます。
やはり白川先生の動画がどの合気道動画より世界一わかりやすいですね。
しかし、今は和の技として演じてるけど、ちょっとやり方変えるだけで殺傷力十分な技に変貌するポテンシャルの高さに恐怖で冷や汗流れました。
As a previous practitioner I can confirm that Aikido is very effective when you just stand there like a dummy.
So a previous practitioner I can confirm that Aikido is even more effective when everybody is moving. The faster the movements, the greater the effectiveness.
i have clowned seasoned fighters with my very limited aikido training.
@@morganheberling Beleive me, you were the one being clowned
Guys I've seen vids showing corrective Aiki teaching of what were originally master energy+structure mechanics but were mistaught by his sensei in lazy western lessons. I believe all martial arts work in their logics but we get stupid useless ppl.
Bad teaching inadequate training and opportunist internet critiques should not disprove ingenuity of any science. I want to learn correct things that's why we need both scepticism and respect.
This showed it works it seems. Some things do sometimes. Isn't that important? I'm so attracted to this but i need partners i can't have.
@@jgoller really?
Aikido has it's place, Although I'd Never use it in a Street Fight, Being Born, Raised and Still Living in Detroit, growing up in the 60's and 70's and studied Genkotsu Ki under Masters Carlos Fields, Terry Sullivan and Tony Nathan, Hwarang Do, 12 Years in the Marine Corps and Street Fighting Growing Up Here, their is Nothing More Dangerous that a Good Street Fighter, Take the Word of a 60 Year Old Black Man Raised in the Streets of the "D".
You are so right my brother.
Shieeeet
I thought they would do some sparring. I'm kind of disappointed
That would be too revealing.
The only style that does this, is the Tomiki style of aikido which incorparates randori shiai similar to judo...
That’s because you don’t understand self-defense... Aikido is made to handle “pre-fight scenarios” like if someone grabs to threaten you or if someone pushes you (same reason it’s techniques are utilized by security guards and police officers around the world). It’s not made to fight against someone who jumps around in a fighting stance. Those idiots you can always run away from.
Yes, that is directed scenario... In real life this Aikido thing is almost ZERO appliance! Me with NO EXPERIENCE in competition fight but a few fights on street and kung-fu practitioner and power training have NO MATCH to be put down with an Aikido 1dan fellow that I often train(is even hilarious how he tries to apply his techniques and I EASY debunk them!) and I think even 2-3-4-5 dan using only this art moves!!!!
Me too. But I have the deepest respect for Aikido. It is good training for body and mind. I am a karateka myself (2 . Dan Kyokushin) but find Aikido very fascinating.
Aikido is a lot like marriage. It works fine if you do everything your partner forces you to do.
🤣🤣🤣
We don.t marry
Yea and if u don’t u end up w broken joints.....
Wow
lol
白川先生！合気道を学んでいる者です。先生と総合の選手とのコラボをとても楽しみにしていました。先生の技の切れ味と落ち着いた佇まい。本気で掴んできて下さいとの言葉は、合気道を学ぶ者として、とても心強く、嬉しく思いました。この動画を見て改めて合気道を続けたいと思います。ありがとうございました！
Hahaha kido..watch other videos also
Origato from Canada,I'm a longtime judoka and feel a sense of homesickness when i see the pure precision of this beautiful artform
😊
Danceform.
やっちくんチャンネルより来ました。合気道って神秘とか言われてますけど要するに合理的にバランスを崩して人を制するという（フィードフォワードとか反射とか）科学が稚拙な時代にそれを体系化した昔の人の知恵は本当にすばらしいと思いました。次回も楽しみにしてます。
Aikido was only invented in the 1920s, so it’s not very ancient at all
I kinda had hoped that you would display its effectiveness through a live situation, rather than you just talking about it. The other guys were being extremely generous to you.
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They're just doing demonstrations. It wasn't about being generous. This is how you teach. Though the title didn't do the video with the obvious incoming comments any favors.
Watch a Amazing Shaolin Kung Fu form
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Choreography always.
That's the nature of aikido. I don't respect any martial art where the instructor only does demos with compliant senior students and won't test his or her skill against a proper opponent. As a martial ART it's fantastic. As a means of self-defense it's worth less than nothing.
I love it when people from different styles talk shop! Never can get enough of it. I do the same thing. I take Tai Chi and Choy Li Fut, and I'm always talking shop with some MMA friends of mine.
@Jason Jones “Talk Shop” is an expression that means two people are talking about a particular skill that both of them are educated in. For example two accountants talking about handling and counting money would be talking shop.
Wait, there were no sparring? No really resisting opponent? The point of training MMA is to offer full resistance to an attack, not to give your arms and just wait for something to happen. Oh... Imagine the Gracie Challenges happening in a place like that.
correct. First question is how much are these mma guys paid
"Every fighting video has the mike tyson punched in the face quote"
- Me
everyone thinks they are so clever when they quote mike Tyson. like they are the only ones to use the quote. it's sickening. they even have to put the dash and name, like they are the only one who knows who said it.
Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the mouth - Mike Tyson
So why boxers are lose with fight wrestlers - like Muhammad ally vs inoki .
@Ja Ha with ufc rules Muhammad ally was lose and he go hospital .
@Ja Ha by Muhammad ally's side said to inoki that inoki can't kick to ally only in the Muhammad ally's legs not higher - and no one said to ally : you can't this or that as boxer ally was a free .
さすが世界で教えてるだけあって、説明が上手い
ヤッチくんチャンネルから来ました。
説明がとても分かりやすくて動画を観てるだけで自分にもできるんじゃないかと誤解しちゃうレベルですｗ
続編を楽しみにしています。
Vielen Dank das Sie diese Hoch Traditionelle Kunst in solch toller Professionalität Repräsentatieren.
Ich Beuge mich Demütig
Regardless of what you think of Aikido or MMA, you gotta respect their willingness to be open and learn from each other
There are techniques of Aikido that is not applicable in MMA but can work in different scenarios/situation. Don’t get me wrong, I don’t hate aikido. I was an aikidoka before doing kyokushin. And wrist locks are effective and they really hurts.
@@mynomadicnotebook2510 agreed. And on that regard, imo it's a little strange seeing this video, aikido vs mma. The techniques shown were not mma techniques. I mean, no fighter would try and grab the opponents' hands in the octagon. They would get punched and kicked before they could grab a hand.
Hand grabs are more common in the streets, like someone is mugging/bullying you or something.
*I'm not an mma fanboi. Just saying what I think. Aikido is remarkable imo, if used correctly.
@@creatip123 i think it is just a click bait. Yes, there are situations where aikido can be applied.
Exactly my point! respect is key
@@creatip123 a grab could happen in a clinch...
MMA fighter: I'll just stand still and let you do your thing.
This is what is commonly known as compliance
Aikido is useful if it is used as an attack.
As an attack, you say but never have I ever see any video where it works in a pressure situation. The same can I say about any martial art.
@@nicanornunez9787
Deflect the attack in a way that positions the opponent for an Aikido move, then submit or break bones or smash against surfaces. Alternatively, shoot the opponent in the face while using Aikido to avoid his attack.
@@reasonerenlightened2456 what are you talking about? Have you ever been in a fight before? Have you hit gloves with anyone? It's like I'm reading science fiction reading your comment.
@@yanni-duff
Gloves? who fights with gloves?
Everyone has a plan. . .until they get punched in the face.
- Iron Mike, Mike Tyson
Imagine someone being enough fast to get you to the ground.
Yes, if you can punch and if he's not on adrenaline.
So "punsh in the face" is the best plan?
Or what is the message of this?
I don't think "punsh in face" is a good plan
Perhaps the attacker has heavy kicks, or a good takedown...where do you want to punsh then?
I don't think "punsh in face" is wisely
@@Only_God_Is_Allah_SWT Imagine someone being fast enough to defend a takedown
Hey Raju does that mean we should all behave ourselves and quit martial arts because "everyone has a plan untill they get punched in the face?"Does that mean people can't freely discuss Martial Arts including boxing?
@@LightPresident95148 Oh, I was just quoting Mike Tyson for the metaphor.
His quote more so places emphasis on the fact that when confronted with an actual crisis/self defense situation, people often forget a lot of their training and things go awry.
That's why it is important to make sure a person incorporates training that is stress-based and as realistic as possible. To ensure that their body reacts appropriately to the situation and they apply that kick, punch, elbow, e.t.c.
In Akido they often don't do much stress training or hands on sparring. .sorry, but your opponent is not going to stand there as you try to apply the perfect joint lock or throw.
Now if you incorporate some akido into your daily sparring secession with an opponent that's trying to resist and strike back. .there's some decent stress training.
so...aikido works on guys who don't resist, even when standing in an MMA gym. amazing !
合気道のお稽古を受けていますが、難聴のため、先生の話が分からない…
勉強のために動画を色々見てきましたが、自動字幕は誤変換が多くてチンプンカンプン。
白川先生の話が、とにかく全ての話が字幕になっているのがすごく嬉しいです！！
分かりやすくて、勉強になりました！！
白川先生と格闘家とのコラボを長い事夢見ておりました！感動です！！⤴︎
やっちくんの方から見にきたら海外からのコメ率が凄くて
本当に世界で活躍してる方なんだなとワクワクしてきた…！
しょうもないゴミみたいなコメ多くてげんなりするから翻訳して読んだりしないように
6:51 「柔らかくてなおかつ速い動き」っていうのは、ウェイブに似ているかも知れません。
ウェイブは元々、古流柔術のそういった動きをヒントに作られた技術なので。
他の合気道の説明よりすごく納得しやすいものでした！
r u gorgeous
2:02 Imagine they don't know how to greet and are just being awkward "Hi!" - "Hi!"
I love MMA, but the discipline and beauty of traditional Japanese martial arts are truly inspiring. Karate, Jujutsu, Aikido, and Judo are martial arts treasures which I hope will never be lost.
Karate judo and jujitsu are all apart of the many mixed martial arts excepted in MMA
@@eddiedotstry2854 True, but since they are mixed in they loose their distinctive characteristics and traditions.
Both boxing and greco-roman wrestling are more traditional arts than Aikido.
@@kullenberg I was referring to the Japanese martial arts; those are traditional European arts.
aikido isnt tradition, literally made up less than 100 years ago by pseuds who couldnt fight
Love this video. Been interested in aikido
what i learned from what i seen of aikido is
"Move with me..... *or this is going to hurt* "
That’s basically the idea. A lot of martial arts have different techniques with that idea. Bending or twisting a limb to the breaking point where if they don’t go with the flow, it’s going to break. So they basically flip themselves to the ground, not really you being strong enough to just flip someone over with brute force. The idea is they just naturally go with the movement to relieve the pain and prevent a broken arm, wrist, etc.
I believe Aikido does have some effective self defense techniques that can be used in your average self defense situation against some untrained dipshit who saw you as an easy target and decided to jump you and only knows how to throw random haymakers and trying to get you on the ground to get on top of you. That’s basically what it was created for. It’s obviously not the thing to use for all out brawls, or against very skilled offensive fighters/boxers. It’s a self defense system, not a brawling/fighting system.
In all martial arts and fighting teaches balance....having great balance is the key to being s great fighter...if you can knock your opponent off balance then you have the upper hand of beating him.
@@uome20bukz ya well watch a sensei with a bowstaff and good technique and I'd say I disagree - the ability to remove weapons from an opponents hands and use weapons with aikido is astounding
well this guys didn't know that XD
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@@uome20bukz the thing is the amount of training done in akido compaired to boxing is so different you could be good at self defence with just 1 year of training boxing while you might need 5 years for akido.
It’s really not practical to train at akido when other combat sports prove their effectivness inside the ring.
"No, no, don't punch me in the nose. I said grab my wrist. No, not that one, and on the outside, not the inside. Now, go limp..."
You can't tell the difference between technique and a fight? If you would care to look just a little deeper, you would find a lot of techniques that address thrown punches.
@@daveufirst Addressing thrown punches and being effective against thrown punches are two different things. If you know Aikido and you're security guard at a party where a bunch of drunks are causing mischief, no doubt your Aikido may prove very helpful, but this video is called Aikido x MMA. I didn't see any MMA and it doesn't take an expert fighter to hold Sensei's wrist.
@@daveufirst If your technique doesnt qork in a fight, is it really worth a damn?
Honestly I fight starts with pushung then punching. If you manage to do these before while he push you then you gonna win
@@DoctorZisIN not all martial arts and techniques are meant for sport, to fight in a Controller Space and with rules with Both Fighters not underestimating each other
In real life situations some times The Other Guy Will not expect that you know How to defend, even an "expert" fighter can get by surprise in a real life situation
That's pretty cool.
So anyways here's a low kick
That was funny.
Aikido is useful if it is used as an attack.
That low kick leaves you in 1 leg and out of balance
@@spidermonkeynr1 Better to not try to walk then. Just lie down, much more stable.
@@kungfumachinist mhh, a bjj master I see….
I love a Aikido,it’s one of my favorite martial arts. That being said, I spent 20 years in MMA and I do use a little bit of aikido conceptually but it just doesn’t work. Proof of that is this guy started teaching these guys a lesson and moving in super slow speed. Have they just attacked him he would’ve gotten destroyed because he has no answer for their attack.
You mean you love "Aikido." Not a "keto." Keto is a diet. Aikido is the "way of harmony."
Scorch1028 typo. Aikido is intentionally a harmless spiritual art. The founder removed all lethal skills from the art before he died.
@@jay-by1se Ueshiba never canonized it at all. He didn't "remove" anything. That was Shioda who did it for the riot police (so no, that was still violent) and Kisshomaru who basically made aikikai.
Ueshiba was a fascist nationalist. Aikido was an invented term after WW2 because aikijujitsu was banned under the SCAP Budo ban, so they put a veneer on top of it to continue practicing and make it not look like a fascist art.
Pretty basic info. Dunno what you were doing for those 20 years. Probably lots of ditching class
Christopher McKenzie I didn’t study aikido for 20 years. I just read the book written about the founder which apparently has misinformation in it. Mixed martial arts uses very little aikido. When I was a special forces soldier I hunted down some of the original aikido concepts to use for more lethal combat. It was shockingly effective When the week people in their little outfits are taken away and it’s mixed with true Raw violence.
@@christophermckenzie7167 I would like to see an Aikido swordsman spar with a Kendo swordsman. Morihei Ueshiba was probably a better swordsman than any kendo practitioner alive today.
I think adding a bit of that into an already solid skillset would add a very sneaky quality to your game.
Ah, a truly wise man.
@@drjimjam1112 Totally agree 👌
True 🙌
yup definetly lol, i hate to see when people talk shit about without seeing this perspective... maybe if there would be some kind of sparing sessions with applying aikido only it can be made useful in real life scenario :D
I agree;a good martial artist or MMA fighters will take what he learn from all martial arts he know to incorporate into his skillset/game.
What I find interesting about Aikido is it's almost like a passive-aggressive martial art why you take a sort of passive defensive posture but when you execute the moves you are in a sense being aggressive I like the idea that it's not all kicking and punching but it seems to me that you have to be very patient and remain calm so you can execute the movements rather than give in to the natural urge to strike back.
slow drills lead to reflexive movements in actual combat
The problem with aikido is that people don't let you grab their wrists in real fights. And disciplines like Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and wrestling have their own wrist locks. Aikido is maybe 5% effective in a real fight. Do you want to spend a decade becoming a black belt in something that's 5% useful? I don't.
@@RictorIAG that does make a lot of sense. I think the problem is that the aikido techniques work but as I was saying one has to be very patient and wait for that opening or like you're talking about wait until they can get that that grab or connection to the other person's hand wrist or arm to execute a move and so it limits your potential reactions to your opponents attack.
@@MasterK9Trainer I would love to get your opinion on this video. ua-cam.com/video/AHhz-T5N5sw/v-deo.html
@@RictorIAG The problem is this was used for self defense in samurai era, not for a fight. If people want to kidnap you, they'd definitely grab your hands instead of just fully punch you. Why they focus on grabing arms? It's to remind you that the enemies can use their katana anytime
The answer to the title is… No not usually.
yes
@Peter Evans I started with kenpo too. its main problem were unrealistic training sequences with next to no sparring outside point sparring. Without training techniques against actual resistance, one will never be able to execute it under the stress of real attacks. I found kickboxing, mastering just the basics and constantly sparring to be much more efficient and effective to build true combat striking skill. As far as the rules go, they’re designed for safety, there are plenty of under 1min KOs.
How to Shaolin Kung Fu Wushu Butterfly, full technique
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@Peter Evans wow you totally missed everything didn't you ?
These methods are if you are grabbed not the other way round.
Eat less burgers and watch something besides ufc
@@jedijudoka that's so funny honestly !!
Done kick boxing,Kung Fu, karate,judo,etc etc
I love silly people that try big moves like kick boxing. I can finish it quickly and carry on with my day .
Aikido is without doubt one of the greatest forms, sorry you missed this
"Your opponent will fall down comfortably". That's a very Aikido thing to say.
ずっと理解できなかった合気道の原理が理解できました。ありがとうございます！
技はキレキレだし説明が明快！白川先生は最高ですね！
躰道の中野先生もそうだけど、武道の達人クラスの先生たちって、みんな他武道にも精通してるよね
お好きなんでしょうね！
Been in aikido many years ago, i saved someone life after i taught him this art of self defense he took down 2 people and manage to take away the knife from other person and after years not seeing each other and we met again he cried and was grateful i teach him this art.. Im not master of this art but when i was practicing our sensei appreciated and he teach us to punch with speed and force but with control, we have bit resistance when we take down to be more realistic. So most of our attack was executed with intent to hurt or kill but with control so to avoid fatal injury or death if ever the technique wasnt properly execute. And flip and rolling by the way is one important to learn to avoid injury. Aikido is not meant for sports its a way of life and live in harmony and use the art if really needed to defend yourself and your family.
"manage to take away the knife from other person"
You lie.
@@haitaelpastor976 its a lie to a person who doesnt experience it, maybe its luck but still he managed to do that.
"Evade today and live another day"
It takes a lot of courage to beat someone up but it takes more not to fight for the welfare of you and your partner.
In Aikido, your attacker is not called opponent but partner (because partner means a mutual relationship where you can create harmony together binded by peace, respect, and love)
UA-camのお陰でこういったホンモノを見られることは幸運
ホンモノでは無いです。
合気を全く使えていません。
ただの型稽古です。
Thats great! Thanks Sensei! 🙏😊
Hi Sensei, Shihan Ryiuj! Ohio, I!m judoka 5 dan and referre too, excellents techniques Aikido.
I really enjoy your technique,very soft and smooth,you make it look very easy ,but I know it takes lots of practice and patience.I really enjoy all your videos you are the true master of self defense,thank you again master
The gentle way
So, if you come up against an aikido fighter in the street, and he says “grab my arm”, don’t fall for it!
😂😂😂
More like don't grab anywhere on they body.
If the aikido sensei grab you once just once , you're done ! Maybe you can hit many times but if he grab your arm say goodbye u
@@allcitypop That's true, i trained aikido REAL style for 5 yrars, krav maga, jj and BJJ. But you don't be that stupid to let him grab your arm :D.
The thing is.. this would add nicely to any fighting skill set. If you know boxing or karate, this is perfect if someone wants to close the gap with you and get in your face
説明がわかりやすい！次回の座り技が楽しみです！
海外の方には行雄ちゃんが「日本語うますぎ外国人」に見えている可能性
He is not?
ケバブ売っていそうですねw
カナダで生まれたけど、日本育ちです．．．と思ってる
@@Rebuswind he's a brazilian half that Works as a comedian in Japan.
Very interesting ! Throws me back to my old years of Aikido
ありがとう！
Once again aikido is the best against handsakes
lol
@Coyote406 Music i already know these styles and i can say that are just like a very very very bad version of judo focusing on the wrists .
Armchair martial artists.
*yawn*
Handsakes didn't even occur in this video. I do agree that in upcoming vids different forms of attack should be explored.
This is how I shake hands at job interviews.
白川先生のこういうコラボほんとに見たかった。
@João Fernandes 😂😂😂
so nice thanks🙏🙏🙏
塩田さんの孫に合気道のイメージ悪くされた分、この動画で少しでも一般の方の誤解が解けることを祈ります。朝倉選手ともコラボぜひお願いしたいです！
はっきり言い過ぎてて笑
あの人は合気道語るには早すぎた。もっと自分を磨いてからですよね。
@@yu-ki-no7680 だって本当の事だから。苦笑
イメージは悪くはされてないんですが、塩田さんと朝倉さんとお互いに遠慮気味というかズバっと言えなくて グダグダになってた感が出てしまったようですね。
白川先生のように自分の信念をまっすぐ伝えて実践すると相手方も納得してくれるものです。
I absolutely LOVE Aikido! I take it mixed with karate.
It all works so beautifully until you get punched in the face!
Then don’t get punch in the face lol
@@kamenranger4090 sure but do Aikido practice head evasion from punches?
@@budgiecat9039 smart people won’t let other people hit for any reason and everyone not gonna know how to fight I seen boxer got take down by Akido before sometimes is about people not the art of you suck you sucks
And if you do it right yoy won't get punched in the face lol
@@kamenranger4090 I've seen many Aikido guys get knocked out by boxers, so I don't believe you.
Tek döğüş növüdür ki burda çeki ,güc, cinsiyyet öz anlamini itirir
Mastere respekt 👏
I see a lot of negative comments about the effectiveness of Aikido. In my own, limited knowledge of the art, I can honestly say, that if done right, coupled with speed and precision, it will work on about 95% of the population. People that want to dismiss it, because there aren't any Aikido practitioners getting into the octagon with 250 pound monsters, that punch and kick things all day, are presenting a bit of a false argument. Most MMA fighters wouldn't get in a ring with Iron Mike Tyson in his prime, either, for the same reason. Fighting for a living, and defending yourself, are two very different things. I've used Aikido "on the street" and it's left some of my attackers, in tears.
Yup ,fighting with a refree in am octagon and fight in the street is a whole diffrent thing.Too bad idont had a dojo that learn aikido.if it was exist ,ill definitely train with them.
The guy in black at 6:50: "Yeah yeah, this is boring". 2 seconds later: "WTF just happened???" LOL
Without Action there z no reaction. Aikido reactions seem to B almost effortless. Great. Please keep going.
That's true, the Aikido reactions do seem like no effort is made to effect the technique! I made a video about Aikido on my channel. Please check it out and let me know what you think 🙏🏾
As Aikido practitioner I can confirm that there is no answer until the moment you are being attacked. For example, my son as boxer 🥊 professional 🤜 punched me and I’ve tried to avoid his punches but this was difficult. They are really unpredictable.
Thank you for your honesty 🙏
Exactly my first thought; “wonder what happened if he was punched in the face?”……
That's because you to worried bout making it selfdefense.. just see the attacks as energy. Ever changing. You do better.
Спасибо большое вам !
just amazing stuff after covid is done I am heading back to study aikido . you reignited my desire to study this again.
I wish I could
Try BJJ/wrestling it actually works. Aikido isn’t based no actual fight scenarios or real sparring. There’s a reason you don’t see guys un the UFC trying to use aikido 😂
@@Richardson_mma I have trained in thai boxing ,been to thailand twice to train ,I have studied wing chun ,karate ,escrima/kali ,studied a little bit of grappling and when I was younger I studied aikido ,but stopped because I like to fight ,now I want to study and enjoy martial training .Aikido is a great art and teaches to relax in body and mind . Also still has great applications .to me it has very practical self defense since it teaches more about body awareness then many other styles .
Randy Toth how would you know? Half of those fighting styles you mentioned are not effective. Only Thaiboxing and parts of karate are effective. Aikido is fake and not worth practicing. Same goes for wing chun, kali, and escrima
@@adamnorris9646 how would I know what ? how would I know that thai boxing is great to harden the body and for fighting ,wing chun is great for sensitivity and in close work ,was able to use it in sport ,because i did not try and fight from a stance ,but passing hands do work . karate has a history of working and being practical ,look at jesse enkamp ! Kali and escrima are amazing styles to study and if you doubt that look it up and check out Dog brothers . Aikido is a great system ,it is not fake but yes is it a sport, NO ! Again to study Martial arts is just about enjoyment ,real life fighting is not sport ,it is not found in the dojo or a gym . Real life martial arts is violence ,life and death period . To many people like to think because they study mma or a reality system they are going to become John Wick ,if you don't study this style ,you don't know how to fight! I call bullshit ! I'm 46yrs old started training at 12 . I have learned alot and respect all styles ,99% of people can go thru their entire life without fighting . Martial arts is about how you live your life ,I personally love fighting and violence but as I have gotten older I know I avoid more conflict and realize Road House rules are a great way to live ,lol Aikido is a great art that can relax body and mind and has great principles and concepts ,its up to me to make them work and the chances of me actually ever fighting again is slim ,but I also believe in the NRA lmao !!
I wanted to actually see the mma react to the instructor as if they are sparring then we can really see how akido does in a more realistic situation
Stop moving your arm I'm trying to throw you
@El Lorenzo that if you allow him to catch you just right and you are used to the resistance
That is the same rely I get from my current instructor, who belive forms are effective. I believe Sparring is the best training
@El Lorenzo sparring is the best thing for contact to use and practice technique
@El Lorenzo that's like saying I can cook better than you but I choose not to show you because I might burn down your kitchen.
Айкидо это хорошая гимнастика, в остальных случаях любой боксер или борец, а лучше армейский рукопашник, закатает этих танцующих ребят в асфальт!
wow pablo escobar learning aikido 😅🤣🤣
Jajajaja el capo de las artes marciales
Lead or silver!
Lo
Truth! 😆
Nanni!
“Every one has a plan until the Akido Instructor slowly shows an MMA practitioner to slowly fall” Mike Tyson probably
まさかのコラボでびっくりしました〜😄
Thanks master...its really approaching leason
i think people were expecting you to defend against an mma attack always impressed with your techniques
well, it is in the title the idea of "let's see if it works with or for them".
So the video is another thing.
My understanding of Aikido techniques is that they're great for weapon retention. If you're drawing a sword or dagger and someone grabs your wrist to wrestle the weapon out of your hand, you can use Aikido to break the grip without losing your weapon. This skillset is entirely irrelevant to MMA. And nobody's asking if MMA works for weapon retention, because MMA is irrelevant to that end. Traditional Japanese Jujutsu was nearly always trained as a supplementary art to Kenjutsu and other weapon arts and was, until the advent of Judo and Aikido, practiced in full armor. Aikido is an unarmored, relatively gentle version of basically any traditional Japanese martial arts curriculum, weapons and weapon retention included. That said, individual Aikido techniques (such as hip throws) may be useful skills for an MMA fighter, just as some BJJ techniques used in MMA may be useful for retaining a weapon. Context is king.
The founder of Aikido was a swordsmanship instructor in the Japanese Army. Most of the techniques are for retaining your sword and defeating your opponent when grabbed.
@@anthonyyoung6433
Exactly! And to my knowledge, it was also supposed to be equally applicable to rifle and bayonet. And weapon retention is very important to modern law enforcement. Perhaps that's why Japanese police often study Aikido?
合気道やっているものですが日本で一番上手い方だと思う
それはない笑
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言い方悪いけど、化け物みたいな人がたくさんいるのであんま軽率なこと言わないほうがいい
あーまぁ確かに。
ただ、君もその言葉遣いはよろしくないから気をつけて！
@@ねいびー-u5d 確かに言葉足らずで失礼なコメントをしました。
失礼しました
マウントの取り合いわろた
I appreciate the way it's being demonstrated especially goes from slow to fast. It puts everything into perspective into what the style truly does against someone aggressive.
Nothing...it does nothing
@@MAYHEMSCO Hahahaha! 😂
But noone is truly aggressive in this video. Everybody is standing still like an idiot
I was wondering the same thing.
It is looking awesome! But what if the aggressor is not willing to grab your arms!?
This instruction has shown nothing compared what Aikido really is!
Aikido has the most dangerous strikes to kill the opponent and those are techniques only trusted to people who can handle it with very much responsibility!
合気上げは一度だけ掛けてもらったことあるけど、軽く掴むとわかりにくい
ガッチリ掴みに行くとその力を逆に使われる感じが良くわかりますね
最高のコラボですね！次回も楽しみにしています（＾ω＾）
合気道が有効な武道であると信じている人が日本中にいるのでしょうか？
@@ДяденькасМороженым-я2м 合気道を習ったことのある人は全員ではありませんが、有効な武道であると信じています。
合気道は子供からお年寄りまで行なうことが出来る武道ですが、本人の取り組み方によって合気道を理解する度合いが変わってきます。
ずっと習っていても身につかない人もいます。
どんな武道や格闘技でも取り組む人間によって結果は違ってきます。
@@user-ri2ip9es9u
合気道は、楽に敵を叩き潰したい人に向いているので、怪我の危険性がないため、子供やお年寄りには最適です。合気道は、日本の哲学を学び、気のエネルギーやクールな植芝盛平についての講義や話を聞きたいと思っている人にも適しています。しかし、自分の身を守る方法を学びたい人には、柔術、空手、柔道、合気柔術、空道などが適しているでしょう。
技もそうだけど教え方も丁寧で素人でもよく分かります。
それよりも白川先生の声を初めて聞きました(^^)
行雄さんがいつも素晴らしい。
だから本当に凄さが伝わります。
The grabbing of the arm and the techniques being used to counter the grab are just examples of what can be done. People make the mistake that brute force, punches, kicks etc will win. Aikido is all about using the opponent’s momentum, body movements, physiology against themselves. I did karate for over 10 years and had the opportunity to ask an aikido master to counter my attacks. Truly amazing what a master can do...all with minimal effort.
I love TMA but lets be honest, UFC 1,2,3 and 4 show you how well they work in a real fight against someone with some fighting skills.
Aikido is built around some sound concepts about exploiting the skeletal and directional weaknesses of an opponent, but the lack of randori (free sparring) leaves its practitioners at a disadvantage to martial arts that allow participants to test themselves against a resisting opponent. Aikido + Randori = Judo
true
but there are randori in aikido lol
I trained judo for years and it was nothing like this. Both aikido and judo area lacking the same thing in my opinion
@@MarcosAG90 what are they lacking?
@@AbcAbc-sp1od harming intention
The aikidoka's techniques work on an MMA practitioner acting like a traditional complaint uke. No surprises there.
You sound exactly like one of those dumb pro-Biden fools who cannot (refuses to) see the mountain of evidence because of a completely biased and impaired judgment. Have you ever tried, just for once, to attend an aikido class? I bet the answer is no because otherwise, you wouldn't say anything stupid like this. Act like a mature person, be a man once in your pathetic lifetime and go attend an aikido class just so at least, you know what you are talking about "from experience". THEN, and only then, will you have earned the right to have an opinion on a matter.
I do have to say something against aikido thou... My first experience with this martial art, was in fact an aikiBUDO class. The more ancient form of the art, like aikikai, or aikijutsu (jiu-jiutsu comes from these arts BTW). In these classes, I learned the martial way of the art, like it was meant to be used. And then when I went in France, there wasn't aikibudo so I joined a couple of different aikido classes. And my god was I disapointed. They took the aikido philosophy way too far to the extreme of non violence. It was a fucking comedy. You'd slightly begin to apply the technique that your partner would thow himself in the air by himself... All in the name of not getting hurt or something. There were no way to test your techniques/skills and so many black belts were absolutely "fakes". They couldn't even get the rolling/falling techniques right!
If you listened to the video, the MMA fighter said something which is key. "The more I resist, the more it hurts". If an aikido technique is well applied, that's exactly what happens. That is also why most if not all the techniques used in law enforcement corps comes from aikido. They are used to control opponents. Most MMA fans and critics of aiki are so stupid and un savvy that they dont even know that most jiujitsu techniques comes from (are the EXCAT same in fact) than aiki. So they are basically saying is that the same technique works, but it doesn't at the same time wether they think it comes fro jiujitsu or from aiki!
In the end the lesson should be this: Aikido must be distiguished in two general forms. Ancient, and modern. Ancient form is meant to be brutal, decisive, terminal to dispatch your opponent quickly on a battlefield. Not suited at all for a show, like MMA because just think how you'd feel if you pay 1000$ to see a MMA program, and none of the 5 fights would last more than a minute each. Therew ould be no sports because there would be no fans. The modern form is not really martial anymore although some school of AIKIDO, will still practice and retained the aikiBUDO or aikiJITSU philosophy. The modern way of the aikido is more of a philosophy than an art anymore. So dont limit your judgment by a defective modern philosophy. Aikido's techniques are the same ones as aikibudo, only applied and practiced in a totally different way from which they were intended. The best example is look at an aikido demonstration, and then look at the old black and white videos of Seagal. You'd be a perfect idiot not to see the completely different approaches between the two. Seagal learned from an old man who thaught the old ways. And it shows. The second part of the lesson, and i scratched it already, is that you must use the best tool for the job. MMA is a SPORT. Its a show. There are rules, there is a point system to "win" a fight, and no "fighters" would be willing to put himself in a very dangerous position where one fight would probably be his last. Antd then there are martial arts, where the goal is to survive and kill your ennemies, swiftly. Which are not suited for a ring obviously. Wo wichi of the hammer or the screwdriver is the best? Al depends on what the task is. Same for MMA vs traditionnal martial art. One is great within a frame of parameters while the other will be great in a different set. But you cannot judge if you havent seriously tried first. That's something which applies in EVERYTHING in life.
Yup most techniques in traditional Aikido won't work on an MMA practitioner. That's why Koichi Tohei created his own evolved Aikido then others followed. As for me, small joint manipulations and a combination of atemi+circular defense can be a threat to anyone, even an MMA fighter. Of course, small joint manipulations are illegal in the ring :)
exactly ....
They work, you just have to apply it for YOUR needs and YOUR situation. For instance that last technique he showed. Uke in Aikido keep strong grips... which in return cause the joint to lock. But most people let go before it gets to that point. So in my school we used it as a way to break wrist grabs
@@4bangermafia well said. The problem I find with "martial artists"(and I use that term loosely for the mma fan bois)is that they have to compare every martial art to ufc fighting and ignore that fact.
Edit: and I agree with angelo pointing out that fact that small joint manipulations are illegal in the ring. Since most MA know the rules in mma while the other keyboard warriors dont even bother to acknowledge it
This is a nice explaination of the Aikido technique. The sensei is very strong in terms of movement domination. But I would suggest to explain the fact that these techniques are for learning about efficient use of the body movements with the partner and in order to apply in a competitive fight, where the partner resists the fall it needs to be found an application of the movement, and also include atemi (striking to points of unbalancing). In aikido we study principles of movements that can be applied to a variety of situations, and more broadly in different life situations. It's purpose is general discipline of the body and mind which includes openness to learn. I would suggest any competitor of any sport studying Aikido to improve his performance, but never to think of it for a direct application. You need to do more than that, otherwise it would be very easy and oversimplified. And martial arts wazas shouldn't be put in conflict between them, they add always something to what you learn. That's the Budo path.
Aikido is an off-shoot of Daito Ryu Aiki-jujutsu, which was a samurai fighting system. The samurai used jujitsu while "wearing armor", and most samurai would "never" find themselves unarmed in combat, or even in everyday life. The samurai carried a katana with them everywhere they went. When they wore armor, they had their katana AND numerous other back-up weapons: knives, spears, bow & arrow, etc. to supplement their main katana if they lost one weapon in the heat of battle. Not to mention, that during most ambushes or invasions, it was extremely rare for a samurai to end up fighting "1-on-1" against a single attacker. So, essentially, a lot of time and energy was put into "unarmed combat training" (jujitsu) for samurai who were likely to never utilize these skills, given the nature of real combat. It's not that jujitsu was totally impractical, but rather that's its applications were extremely limited in Feudal Japan, where the samurai lived and worked.
That sounds like a really fancy way of saying " my martial art is useless unless you know another martial art... "
@@milewesler9592 Essentially, Aiki-jujutsu and Aikido were useless without samurai armor.
@@milewesler9592 I think it’s a good martial art to learn fluid motion and have confidence in your body in concert with another. That sounded weird lol. But I don’t think it should be looked at as combat martial art. It’s a lot of philosophy, spirituality and discipline. A lot of top notch mma athletes train in Aikido at some point in their life. It’s definitely good to add to other routines to help you become more confident and fluid and, let’s be honest, to get good at falling correctly lol.
@@milewesler9592 Well the founder of Aikido basically saying that Aikido is an add-ons martial arts. Btw, they were samurais, so they already have combat experience + they might be practice Aikido if in some situation they were ambushed by surprise and they'd be unarmed and no armour
This is a very good episode! Would like to see more mma try this and other styles.
矢地選手のチャンネルから来ました。とても興味深かったです。
英語字幕をつけているのですね、すごい！
たくさんの人にわかっていただこうというお気持ちを感じました😊
I remember one time late at night after leaving my aikido dojo, as I walked down this dark alley to my car, suddenly 5 guys jumped out of the shadows and all grabbed my wrists at once....BIG mistake boys
Did you get a beating for wearing a skirt ?
@@nonsheep5823
Haha, yeah right. I Aikidoed those wrist grabbing thugs.
Did they all wait for you to address them individually?
no chance for tapping,, joint dislocated already,,, :D
Hahaha
I love Aikido and especially the Hakama it looks so nice!
Aikido works beautifully in drills with non-resisting training partners. What I’d love is to see an aikidoka sparring competitively against an MMA practitioner.
No mma fighters accept challenges they all bitch out.
@@joemalone8197 I know right?! every time I turn on a ufc fight.. they never fight it’s just two dudes bitching out to each other. no one steps into the octagon and then the show is over.. I’m surprised anyone watches it.. how does the ufc even stay afloat?
@@antonc81 i was talking about in the streets or a gym. I did karate and aikido and NO one wants to fight they just want to WATCH others fight. They talk shit to instigate fights but then never want to accept challenges. Its annoying.
@@joemalone8197 yeah I took aikido as a kid. There was never any real sparring.. just drills where people come at you with a single punch in a predictable way then stand there with the punch outstretched and cooperatively fall when you perform a throw or takedown. Most MMA, kickboxing gyms worth their salt will soar full contact as part of their training. If you’re interested in ground game most bjj or even wrestling gyms should roll with full resistance in training. Heck even good judo schools should do some sparring if you just want to play takedown vs takedown. It should be pretty easy to go to one of these gyms and organize a sparring sesh… at worst you might have to go to a few classes first.
@@antonc81 aikido is when someone punches and you use the first technique to break their arm. I dont think you understand Aikido.
Sigh. This is exactly what’s wrong with arts like Aikido - they train against compliant opponents in set patterns.
There’s nothing functional on show here
You don't understand eastern martial arts at all. It is supposed to be practiced with a compliant partner. The key is to understand the natural patterns of the body and mind. Of course, aikido on its own would not fare well against an active forceful opponent. However, it is a way to train the unconscious mind to recognize balance in the moment. Tai Chi, Aikido, Kung Fu are not meant to be standalone forms. They are meant to supplement the practitioner to enter states of flow during any activity -- whether it's fighting or washing dishes. Please familiar yourself with the concept of Wu Wei -- effortless action -- which is critical to mastery of all art forms, including Jiu jitsu and Judo ("the gentle way")
Nonsense. All martial arts have some compliant drilling like you say - but it’s only arts like Aikido/Wing Chun etc.. that will post ‘Aikido vs..’ and then just show something compliant with no actual resistance. They always make a claim of effectiveness thats not proven with any evidence. What’s the point here in the MMA gym/fighter and the title of the video if it is not to claim some kind of Functionality?
@@danieltiller1421 The channels on UA-cam of Aikido/TaiChi/Kung Fu masters do not reflect the truth of these arts. It is only what you see -- the outward appearance. It is the Western interpretation, because it is that which is displayed to the world.
For every 1 video you see on UA-cam that boast its effectiveness in actual combat, there are 9 other masters who practice silently -- away from media -- who do not claim their art is able to be a complete system. If you have been to China or Japan and visited the mountains, you would see their humbleness.
Kung Fu means "any study, learning, or practice that requires patience, energy, and time to complete." It is not focused on combat. That is only the Western (UA-cam) interpretation which has distorted the definition.
Jiu Jitsu is not only a system. It goes beyond taking down, passing guard, isolating limbs. The true definition of Jiu Jitsu is "The Gentle Technique". Jiu Jitsu, like Aikido, is the art of minimal effort to achieve maximum results. They are one and the same. We use Jiu Jitsu to control our opponents; we use it to control our dog. We use it to wash dishes; we use it to clean our toilets. This is the philosophy.
@@sp8cetime Hola , entiendo su postura, sin embargo no estoy de acuerdo a hacer que dos estilos de lucha se enfrenten, me parece que es lo mismo a que se desafiaran unos futbolistas contra unos bascketball team, aunque es muy loco lo que estoy diciendo para mí depende totalmente de los objetivos de cada arte y su cultura. Lo cierto sería, con qué objetivo el Maestro Hueshiba creó el Aikido, estaría el de acuerdo con estas prácticas enfrentando a alguien que practica MMA?, entonces cuales son los objetivos y cultura de MMA?, es netamente espiritual y buscará el balance y poder interior como las artes internas tal como el Taichi, Yoga, Aikido. O busca la fama mundial, dinero y reconocimiento social a costa de aplastar al otro?. Yo en lo personal creo que por encima de todo si hay que enfrentar a un practicante de Aikido contra alguien de la MMA, debe evolucionar el estilo y adecuarlo para eso. BE water my friend...., pero por otro lado Aikido es una cultura y no debiera mezclarse con la MMA que busca otros intereses.
@@sp8cetime
nonsense.
kung fu is practical in fights, it has punches and kicks in different forms of fists and so on, it works because if I'm hitting you with my elbow on your face, you're out.
we use elbow on snake kung fu for example.
デモンストレーションありがとうございました。 彼の技術は芸術と哲学です。 再度、感謝します。
I loved this vdo iam an old man and fought street fights in boston mass i wish i new this to end fight soon
白川先生、説明が上手いですね。理解しやすく、合気道がどういうものか、伝わりました✨
Great video
The problem is... the enemy will punch us most of the time instead of grabbing our arm
Yeah, that's true. The wrist grab comes from Daito-Ryu, when grabbing the wrist was an action to prevent the opponent from drawing a weapon (sword, tanto, etc). I made a video about Aikido on my channel. Please check it out and let me know what you think 🙏🏾
True info
Right! That can´t work. They are presenting fighting sports but no selfdefence. That´s much too complicated an not realistic attacks. In the street the fight has to be endet in 10 seconds. Btw the 2 guys obviously doen´t look like MMA fighters, who mainly fight from the distance using kicks an don´t grab to hands or fore-arms.
That is so true.
@Martial arts enthusiast Grabbing the wrists is basic aikido and how its taught to beginners, strikes, grabs, clothing grabs, choke escapes, weapons are taught to advanced students. I find it a good way to teach beginners.
Aikido was developed for people that already have experience in fighting based on what I found out. So it will work well if you already know MMA, not if you don't have that experience.
aikido is an art of counter attact as a self- defense!
Can't do much counter attack when you get knocked out or grappled down to the floor.
The opponent it ain't going start by grabbing you from the wrist, what kind of self defense is there to learn from this video.
@@llesco693 Oh, you forgot to add, the opponent needs to just stand there and let you go through you motion for this "martial arts" to work.
I think Aikido's wrist locks, some of the throws and mechanics will work in real life. It would be situations where people are at the shoving aggressive stage. Someone grabs a hold of you. You catch them in a moment when they are not prepared. Arguments fights don't immediately start at fists being thrown. You see elements of it taught in the combined art taiho jutsu used by Japanese police.
Exactly I did jujitsu similar to aikido and Brazilian jujitsu, I mean where do you think brazilian jujitsu came from. I see mma guys always downplay aikido and other arts cause in a cage they would win. If trained in the right context almost anything can work.
That little guy was throwing his bigger guy around by the one arm like a doll holy shit I wanna swing 6'0 people around like a ragdoll being only 5'7
You did the great job sensei. I wanna learn from you
A pure practitioner of Aikido, if fighting in MMA, may not necessarily win, but MMA fighters who master Aikido techniques at any given moment will definitely be effective using the technique
Thank you for this lesson.
You’ll get a great understanding of body mechanics, which will be useful. Other than that, you’ll need training in other disciplines to compete effectively.
yeah you right.
I was thinking, why it was designed a martial art that require you need to get your opponent grabs you using all his force on your arm. I think maybe this was invented in the age when you have a sword or a knife and the other opponent tries to take it out.
Thats the porpoise i guess why this was invented. But the body mechanic control is amazing. Now it need to be reinvented in other to reinforce some grappling techniques
It’s all you need from this… learn something from them all. “ mixed martial arts”
I don’t compete. I just win.
こんなに豪快で美しい技は見たことがない！白川師範は間違いなく歴史に名を刻む合気道家になるでしょう。
I love AIKIDO Sensei
Oss
Domo arigato gosaymashita.
Here From Brazil
Oss
is the answer NO or..... what do we get from this exercise? I thought he's gonna show us how to use those technique in MMA fight.
My guess its too dangerous MMA is quite a gentle sport like boxing. Submissions are from basic techniques only. In Aikido techniques are devastating to the human body, especially when adrenalin is involved. But the truth is any technique can be adapted from any form of movement from ice skating to ballroom dancing. Strengths are acquired from unexpected places. E.g drunken style. kung fu.
@@James-zu1ij Definitely bait. No one actually believes this. Aikido doesn't work on resisting people.
@@spheality Of course it works.
Aikido comes from Aikijiujitsu and works from thousand years in blood batles.
@@alexandrealves2877 i just don't think mma guy will letting aikido guy to holding his hand. to me just like wingchun thats too gentle in the mma cage.
@@spheality
Agreed, in this day and age you’d think someone would have caught these techniques working consistently on resisting opponents in real time but it’s always just a bunch of choreographed nonsense.