How to Do Yonkyo | Aikido Lessons

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  • @fretboii
    @fretboii 11 років тому +29

    I had the same isue with aikido until an expert explained it to me. It' because in real world aikido isn't meant to be performed from static position but from the point of intent, meaning you're suposed to blend in atacker's energy. Pull when you're being pushed, push when you're being pulled. But to fully understand the principles of the art it would take years, until then it's still going to look like choreography. Hope this helps :)

  • @mae_frances
    @mae_frances 11 років тому +6

    Very clean execution. Bravo to the uke.

  • @ARKSN1PER
    @ARKSN1PER 11 років тому +3

    Thats why you add an atemi(Strike) to loosen up the attacker before the lock/throw is applied. Look at Daito Ryu Aikijujutsu vids, You'll see lots of atemi there.

  • @samayjain6409
    @samayjain6409 8 років тому +19

    Aikido is the best defensive martial art ever.

  • @laurenbouhnik
    @laurenbouhnik 11 років тому +2

    At the base of the forearm there are a series of ligaments which stores and protects the main nerve of the arm. You can feel a duo of these if you extent your fingers to the outside of the wrist (similar to Sankyo). The nerve is between these two ligaments, if you apply Yonkyo carefully and penetrate this precise point (remember to strengthen the hold) while using your whole body you will find the nerve. One good thing to try is imagine you are sticking a sword in the ground. Hope that helped :)

  • @BrotherBoome
    @BrotherBoome 11 років тому +1

    there are strikes in aikido, when you can't use one technique, strike your opponent to loosen his grip, then either follow through with what you were doing, or go ahead and do another technique on him. that's what she should have done to you :) aikido is not always about brute strength

  • @toobshmoob
    @toobshmoob 12 років тому +1

    thats a beautiful dojo, what's the lineage?

  • @andersk8nst
    @andersk8nst 11 років тому +18

    Painfulest technique ever. My sensei teached it to me today and wow...

    • @joseywales8270
      @joseywales8270 9 років тому

      ander zeta Ha ha , It hurt when my instructor did it too.

    • @hasoonnine
      @hasoonnine 8 років тому +8

      +Josey Wales nikkyo is much worse

    • @magnusblick6767
      @magnusblick6767 5 років тому +1

      @@hasoonnine Yeah, proper Nikkyo is sudden and intense pain

    • @hasoonnine
      @hasoonnine 5 років тому

      @@magnusblick6767 damn I've completely forgotten about aikido until I saw this comment.

    • @magnusblick6767
      @magnusblick6767 5 років тому

      @@hasoonnine Sorry, just a couple years late :)

  • @starninja321
    @starninja321 11 років тому +6

    Out of all the videos I've watched, I have never heard THIS particular uke talk.... I wanna hear his voice lol.

  • @albertshible
    @albertshible 8 років тому +2

    I like Control techniques

  • @jumabekatabaev7397
    @jumabekatabaev7397 5 років тому

    Arigato gozaimasu sensei MIKE JONES i like your AIKIDO thanks for all good luck sensei MIKE JONES

  • @tarquinogilvie
    @tarquinogilvie 11 років тому

    Try remaining relaxed force on force creates a struggle. I f you or your Uke/Tori remain their is almost a guarantee of the technique working.
    Tips to remain relaxed:
    Focus on correct breathing
    Don't let any distracting thoughts enter your mind
    Focus on your Ki flowing correctly.
    I hope this has aided your practices in Aikido.
    Peace

  • @Dtrollmancan
    @Dtrollmancan 12 років тому +1

    Nice 2 years of training in 2:02 minutes THANKS INTERNET

  • @1hamtiger
    @1hamtiger 11 років тому

    practice on locating the pressure point- never fails

  • @tentensan2007
    @tentensan2007 14 днів тому

    I am going to subscribe

  • @meninasuarez3141
    @meninasuarez3141 6 місяців тому

    Master please update us

  • @davarmafhoumi423
    @davarmafhoumi423 Рік тому

    Thanks ❤❤❤❤

  • @anthonystevenson7944
    @anthonystevenson7944 3 роки тому +1

    Good.

  • @toobshmoob
    @toobshmoob 12 років тому +1

    My sensei is a woman, she is seventh dan black belt, she wouldn't have a problem with you.

  • @dogeeatsveggies
    @dogeeatsveggies 11 років тому

    THAT MEANS SHE DOESN'T KNOW AIKIDO.
    LOL. IM A SMALL GIRL BUT IN 2 MONTHS OF TRAINING (especially if you put hard work on it and depending on how good your sensei is) I REALLY SEE HOW GOOD THE RESULTS ARE. everyday i ask my older and younger brother (whos taller than me, both of them are "almost" 6 footers, im only 4 feet and 11 inches) to be my "training dummies". aikido is not only about yonkyo. there are a lot of techniques out there that you can use

  • @silverarrow2013
    @silverarrow2013 Рік тому +1

    This technique made my arms numb like I couldn't grip anything when it was done to me at practice 😅

  • @a7majed
    @a7majed 7 років тому +4

    @1:32 The Okki attacked Shomen Uchi with his left hand...
    But...
    @1:33 Suddenly the Tori was holding his right hand, as if it was the hand attacking.
    That's disturbing, I was planning to watch the technique flow, but this disappointed me.

  • @elendless
    @elendless 12 років тому +1

    Part of being uke (the one who starts the technique, or "attacks) is learning how to receive the technique, endure pain, and help nage (the one who performs or defends) work on how to do it, he's nobody's bitch

  • @x3Heroiinex3
    @x3Heroiinex3 12 років тому +1

    1:23 i thought he broke his hand O_O

  • @tentensan2007
    @tentensan2007 14 днів тому

    Wow u rock

  • @tentensan2007
    @tentensan2007 14 днів тому

    Wow 🤯

  • @SAVAGECombatives
    @SAVAGECombatives 7 років тому

    Aiki Okami

  • @alisugar1
    @alisugar1 11 років тому +2

    aikido ;)

  • @x3Heroiinex3
    @x3Heroiinex3 12 років тому

    i dont know why did i clic on it

  • @radiantsun
    @radiantsun 11 років тому

    watching a 2:02 minute vid isn't going to help if you're not going to train the proper way. 2 years of training is just the same as this short clip.

  • @douglashagan65
    @douglashagan65 2 роки тому

    Yonkyo

  • @spankyjea9628
    @spankyjea9628 12 років тому

    i would like to see a women doing this against a strong man if she cant even move with that arm with any technique..ive tryied this many times with my girlfriend and when i hold her really strong she cant do nothing with me...

  • @dogeeatsveggies
    @dogeeatsveggies 11 років тому +1

    it does not require TOO MUCH energy, which is an advantage for me because im a small girl.
    just sayin that women of aikido are small but terrible :3

  • @Centrinario
    @Centrinario 11 років тому

    No, it's Jeannette :)

  • @Astynax27432
    @Astynax27432 11 років тому

    Is the original strike supposed to symbolize the sword swing? I only ask b/c I've never seen someone try to strike like that during sparring.

    • @profd65
      @profd65 9 років тому

      Philo Sophia
      Yes. Aikido was derived from Japanese Jujutsu, which had its origins in the days of the Samurai.

  • @dogeeatsveggies
    @dogeeatsveggies 11 років тому

    (which are too many to mention)
    you know. do not under estimate aikido women :) especially those who specialize on it. even men of aikido who are small and thin, haha like my sensei (shhhh)
    i can even literally break an ORDINARY PERSON'S arm (like thugs who doesn't know how to fight).. if i need to.
    in my 2 months of training until now.. and some research about aikido, aikido is more LIKE a defensive type of fighting. its like using your opponents ENERGY to take him down

    • @sohansubrat4669
      @sohansubrat4669 6 років тому

      How long it takes to master aikido, sister? I'm a beginner. I don't have any dojo or teacher.

    • @diceman199
      @diceman199 6 років тому

      You need a dojo and instructor. It's a very subtle martial art in the having your grip or stance just slightly off will make a vast difference in how well the technique works. As for how long it takes to master. My friends 80 year old sensei went back to study with a master for a year. You can start to get competent reasonably quickly but if you really want to master it it's a lifetime of learning.

  • @AikidoJunky
    @AikidoJunky 11 років тому

    If she's trying to move your arm, she's not doing Aikido :)

  • @SUMERUP
    @SUMERUP 6 місяців тому

    Again,vwjy so fast in the end?

  • @zarOnx15
    @zarOnx15 11 років тому

    lawl

  • @zeratulalbo
    @zeratulalbo 11 років тому

    Women of Japan Police Department study aikido exactly because of that, they can use the strength of their opponents. Please do some research before posting bullshit... and if your girlfriend doesn't train aikido, there's no point in trying this with her. Go to a dojo, ask for a woman to do yonkyo or nikkyo on you. Then, come back and reply.
    Regards

  • @animefreak1190
    @animefreak1190 12 років тому

    Mwhahahaha no one will ever grab me again!!!!! Im jking I can't hurt ppl.. im to nice.. (sigh) ( ._.)

  • @JeannetteAstudillo
    @JeannetteAstudillo 11 років тому

  • @gio0989
    @gio0989 10 років тому +3

    boxer would destroy you

    • @gio0989
      @gio0989 9 років тому

      Razzie HKS
      shis is just theatre, let them show that skills with real opponent

    • @tayvvvvvv
      @tayvvvvvv 9 років тому

      Gio gunner go to an aikido dojo and ask someone there to give you a demonstration

    • @gio0989
      @gio0989 9 років тому

      im not an active sportsman.

    • @tayvvvvvv
      @tayvvvvvv 9 років тому +1

      just visit a dojo i didn't say you should practice aikido necessarily

    • @happyjay
      @happyjay 9 років тому +6

      Gio gunner Could a boxer win against swordsman? a samurai with sword? O sensei (father of aikido ) could.
      Often absence of knowledge will make us believe we know everything.

  • @JeannetteAstudillo
    @JeannetteAstudillo 11 років тому

    No top comment?, Hi, my name is Janny (: