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  • Опубліковано 3 тра 2010
  • Dr. Moses Powell shows us his SHIATSU TECHNIQUES...
    Videotaped at his old school, When Worlds Collide, on Flatbush Avenue in Brooklyn NY. Grandmaster Powell will be remembered by all who had the honor of meeting him.
    I love his sense of humor when he's doing pressure point grabs, especially at 0:13. "Hallelujah! The spirit has grabbed him!"
    He was born on January 13, 1941 in Norfolk, Virginia to Athenia and Moses Powell. A 10th degree black belt, has studied martial arts for over 45 years. He is a member of the Black Belt Hall of Fame and the World Karate Hall of fame. He was the first Black man to instruct the Secret Service and the F.B. I. The Benin Empire of West Africa awarded him the International Benin Award in 1972 for his community work and efforts throughout the world. He died on: 1/22/05. The lighter side of him is missed the most. Evoking humor while training soldiers and demonstrating submission chokes.
    Ukes [disciples] honored to be touched by him.
    He said: "If I touch you, you can forget it, I have you."
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  • @theamh1234
    @theamh1234 12 років тому +22

    That man is DANGEROUSLY SKILLFUL.

  • @asadabdulkhaliq2398
    @asadabdulkhaliq2398 6 років тому +19

    How could anyone have anything bad to say about this man. When he is world renowned for his tremendous skill by all races.

  • @MrRazorray1
    @MrRazorray1 10 років тому +30

    Moses Powell Is & Will Always Be A True Master & Martial Artist

  • @christophercyrus60
    @christophercyrus60 4 роки тому +5

    R.I.P. Sensei..he was my sensei's sensei...

  • @brandon29121991
    @brandon29121991 8 років тому +23

    Juijitsu, Aikido, Judo and other forms of self defense arts are performed in this manner so that the practitioner understands the basics such as movements, weak/pressure points, strikes, sweeps throws and other elements. Practicing against an Uke gives the Tori (practitioner) the opportunity to understand the basics of how these techniques will work against an actual opponent. This is also why these techniques are practiced slowly and against different Ukes of different heights and body weight. It's just like learning the Alphabet... You need to learn letters in order to form words. So those who think that techniques such as this wont work, keep something in mind.. Once the basics are learnt... Then a true Practitioner will be able to adapt his/her technique to any given situation or environment.
    Excellent demonstration.. I have never been exposed to Sanuces-Ryu Juijitsu however from my research, Dr Moses Powell was a great teacher. Much respect.

    • @littleshadow2707
      @littleshadow2707 2 роки тому +1

      Yes, very much respect to his work in the Sanuces Ryu realm!

  • @Diggy22
    @Diggy22 11 років тому +14

    I love his sense of humor when he's doing pressure point grabs, especially at 0:13. "Hallelujah! The spirit has grabbed him!" :-D

  • @Atletico777
    @Atletico777 13 років тому +5

    One of the few "Real Martial Artists" that ever lived.

  • @langrandolph8235
    @langrandolph8235 10 років тому +23

    i just love how people always got something negative to say about martial arts and until they've been put in a technique they will never understand how painful it is! that is not exaggerated pain trust me.

  • @IkeTomas2010
    @IkeTomas2010 11 років тому +6

    Dr. Mose Powell was excellent he was a great teacher I wish I would of had an opportunity to learn from him.Excellent Jujutsu thank you for posting.

  • @djejb
    @djejb 13 років тому +6

    Love Dr. Moses Powell! He was A true master!

  • @samreynolds3789
    @samreynolds3789 6 років тому +4

    Salaamu Alaykum! HATERS need to
    SHUT DOWN ! Ma Shaa ALLAAH , A TRUE MASTER !

  • @daywalker718
    @daywalker718 13 років тому +4

    everytime i see this, i feel for grandmaster simms, i know the feeling still til this day

  • @learntwostruggle
    @learntwostruggle 14 років тому +2

    Superb martial arts, superb system and superb founder Dr. Moses Powell. So many people on youtube are dojo warriors but Dr. Moses Powell got his reputation in the streets of New York and other places. Ous!!!

  • @chrisallistar8007
    @chrisallistar8007 10 років тому +12

    absolutely one of the best karate teachers i've seen.Sad loss, another master laid to rest. Is there any left?

  • @BCS01
    @BCS01 14 років тому +2

    Simply Beautiful,
    Ous!

  • @keeganphillip5261
    @keeganphillip5261 5 років тому +6

    If you look at this video and say this wouldn't work, you are missing the point. The point of the exercise is to show you how the body works and what are the limitations. Everything isn't about sparring. Yes it's important to know how to box or do any other type of striking but knowing when and how to get leverage to throw someone over your hip or sweep them makes you a more complete martial artists. Go enlist in the military. You'd be surprised how much they drill techniques just like this.

  • @2reasons141
    @2reasons141 6 років тому +2

    Sharing this. These are the people whom taught me at WHEN WORLDS COLLIDE

  • @jonathancarpenter3505
    @jonathancarpenter3505 5 років тому +3

    Looks sooooo painful! You KNOW this works!

  • @superjujitsuman123
    @superjujitsuman123 9 років тому +12

    Listen, to everyone who says this is fake, or they are faking the pain, or its exaggerated or wouldn't work in real life, let me tell you that you are wrong. I have the privilege of training in Sanuces Ryu, and not only that, but i train under one of Dr. Powell's top students. A 7th degree black belt. This stuff does work in the real world, their faces and movements while in pain are real, this shit HURTS when it is used CORRECTLY on you. Tap or snap. That was Dr. Powell's rule. You either tap, or bones get broken. I've broken a couple wrists and dislocated a couple shoulders because people wouldn't tap. It works, trust me. Ive been training in Sanuces Ryu for about 10 years. Never once have i been taught something that wouldn't work in the real world.

    • @hiddenmic1978
      @hiddenmic1978 8 років тому +4

      THESE GUYS WHO TALK SHIT WOULDN'T MAKE IT A WEEK WITH US

    • @superjujitsuman123
      @superjujitsuman123 8 років тому +1

      lol you have no idea bro

  • @puretechnique8745
    @puretechnique8745 4 роки тому +1

    Amazing video great martial arts master wish I could have met him.

  • @nickxavier828
    @nickxavier828 11 років тому +4

    Love this video

  • @50rr0w
    @50rr0w 10 місяців тому

    Dr Moses Powell was the real deal my dad studied under him and learned the Sanuces system and TRUST ME he did not let any ol body train you had to be tough to both DISTRUBUTE AND ENDURE peace to the resting warrior! - Macmatics

  • @tdon39
    @tdon39 11 років тому +5

    Lmao the screams

  • @muzzyvandamme44
    @muzzyvandamme44 12 років тому +2

    Beautiful

  • @harr77
    @harr77 12 років тому +5

    Lord have mercy that's no comfy BJJ gym mat they're slamming each other on those guys are tough.

  • @kentishtowncowboy
    @kentishtowncowboy 12 років тому +2

    Great techniques. I am very impressed by that Stick Jitsu. Great food for thought. Thanks for posting!

  • @wallacegarrett668
    @wallacegarrett668 11 місяців тому

    Dr.Moses Powell was my instructor and believe me, the pain is real.

  • @o.cthegreat7611
    @o.cthegreat7611 7 років тому +10

    People say the pain look is exaggerated one must haven't felt the art of jujitsu whether in the practice form or sparring smh

    • @YakThaWiseman72
      @YakThaWiseman72 4 роки тому +1

      + O.C. The Great they tripping, I felt the pain and it ain't no exagerating

  • @garywilliamson1859
    @garywilliamson1859 2 роки тому +4

    This art has to be taught in this manner. Slow Techniques are learned without the chance of being injured. If done at full speed bones will break and joints dislocated. A chance of death is possible with some of these techniques. It doesn't take much effort to break an arm or neck.

  • @myellis100
    @myellis100 11 років тому +7

    Please do not under estimate the effectiveness of this Art in a real combat situation.

  • @rs250aprilia
    @rs250aprilia 7 років тому +1

    Great vids respect!

  • @misfits123
    @misfits123 6 років тому +2

    For those who think this system doesn't work y'alls some fools..as a female who has trained with students of Dr Powell's YES you feel everything and still do afterwards...#sitdown #behumble

    • @gerardotellez2907
      @gerardotellez2907 6 років тому

      Keyonia Jones
      You're wasting your time, do BJJ or Judo along with a striking martial art like Muay Thai or Taekwondo. The only reason these bullshit techniques seem to work is because your fellow students aren't resisting or countering you. Why do you think there are no Saunces Ryu Jitsu guys in any MMA fighting organization? Cause this bullshit doesn't work lol
      Go to an open mat at any BJJ, Judo, or Muay Thai gym and face reality when you get taken down, and realize people don't leave their arms extended for you to do these bullshit wrist locks

    • @misfits123
      @misfits123 6 років тому

      Gerardo Tellez ...I already know these are demonstrations of different techniques..I've actually sat through them. To be fair I also sat and watch a five man attack with this system? So??? Um?? All those systems you name have elements to be put to good use that's why we have MMA. I know what systems I want as skills and built for me so I'm 👍

    • @daddyeyez740
      @daddyeyez740 5 років тому +2

      @@gerardotellez2907 go to one of their dojos start a fight, record it and play it here for all to see. Anything less STFU. There's always some idiot like you who wouldn't bust a hymen in a sex fight talking shit.

  • @rickames
    @rickames 13 років тому +1

    Dr. Moses made me laugh, what if the guy got mad & cursed. Wow, Dr. Moses would've been extra calm & made him suffer more. Is this another form of Akido? I'm to old to do the flips, but i like the hand movement, i rather do some form of trapping, but i love the style of this art.

  • @MadVentriloquistGurl
    @MadVentriloquistGurl 12 років тому +1

    I know someone I worked with that's trained with him for 29 years maybe I should ask him to teach me a thing or two.

  • @billyjacc
    @billyjacc 13 років тому +1

    Mannn.., he just put the tourture & hurt on that brotha starting around 4:00. lol
    I would've loved to tinwth him back in the days. Hapki

  • @wizcoolc1
    @wizcoolc1 8 років тому +5

    love the Old school JJ systems and their flow. when these stylist spared, what did it look like, was it kind of karate like or more like the modern grappling these days? if any practitioners of this system could answer, would appreate it. thank you.

    • @apostlestevenl.williams5384
      @apostlestevenl.williams5384 2 роки тому +2

      When they spar it's a type of karate

    • @littleshadow2707
      @littleshadow2707 2 роки тому

      @wizcoolc1: I believe Sanuces Ryu was/is a hybrid style, so karate is a very big part of Sanuces with it's foundation principles being of jujutsu!

  • @Venturi01
    @Venturi01 11 років тому +1

    I like how hes like *pressure point....muhahahahahaa!

  • @daddyeyze
    @daddyeyze 11 років тому +3

    Not a form of Aikido and Aikido is derived from Ju Jitsu.

  • @adamgrofik5470
    @adamgrofik5470 Рік тому

    Folks, keep in mind: If these masterful brothers pulled these on you FULL FORCE, so God help you because yous in trouble 😂😂
    Each One, Teach One
    👁️2️⃣👁️❤️2️⃣❤️

  • @nickxavier828
    @nickxavier828 11 років тому +2

    Osu!

  • @gregorybarton5386
    @gregorybarton5386 9 місяців тому

    If he only touch me with one finger I would fear for my life!

  • @kingjutsu1
    @kingjutsu1 13 років тому +1

    It sounds like Professor Ronald Duncan narrating.

  • @GalaxieMarauder
    @GalaxieMarauder 12 років тому +1

    I think he wanted to prove that those manuevers do work and can really incapitate and kill someone.

  • @netmasterx
    @netmasterx 9 років тому +10

    One of the main reasons why many people think martial arts don't work is because of the martial art practitioner. Every martial artist is not equal in ability even if you obtained a black belt. There are many reasons why a black belt level may get knocked out with ease in a street fight. A street fighter knows there are no rules and a good martial artist should know there are no rules as well. Little example, if you're fighting someone in the street and you see an opportunity to bite that person nose of his face, break a finger, make that person blind, that's martial arts; being able to adapt. No need to be fancy - just get the job done, go home to family. A black belt/or sash is not the end of your training it is the beginning to understanding your system better. A real martial artist trains for life. I'll stop learning when I die.

    • @jamesbrown9214
      @jamesbrown9214 8 років тому +1

      +netmasterx Osu !!! Well said

    • @MrSuckafree247
      @MrSuckafree247 8 років тому

      +netmasterx I agree. That's why training consistently is essential. Real sparring.

    • @notalk90thst79
      @notalk90thst79 8 років тому

      well put

    • @hiddenmic1978
      @hiddenmic1978 8 років тому

      USE MMA IS ALREADY AT A DISADVANTAGE IN THE REGARD THAT'S IT'S A SPORT WITH RULES OUS!

    • @liecrusher3506
      @liecrusher3506 7 років тому

      I hear Moses say, he'd burn your hair with a lighter, to win.

  • @armoniqfields8016
    @armoniqfields8016 Рік тому

    The police used that billy club on Us back in the day. Your body is a weapon. You can beat them with training.

  • @TREEHUGGAH1
    @TREEHUGGAH1 3 роки тому +1

    who was the Uke? much respect and MUCH RESPECT DR.POWELL R. I. P.

    • @AaronHai
      @AaronHai  3 роки тому

      His student, whom I trained with in Downtown Brooklyn;))

  • @rickames
    @rickames 11 років тому +1

    Does anyone teach this in eastern NC?

  • @JoosWulfe
    @JoosWulfe 10 років тому

    Wonderful video... i wonder is this daito ryu aikijiujitsu ?

    • @AaronHai
      @AaronHai  10 років тому +3

      i've heard that JiuJitsu goes all the way back to the Egyptian kingdom...

    • @PotensAnima
      @PotensAnima 8 років тому +1

      +Joos Wulfe Moses Powell taught Sanuces-ryu Jiujitsu, from what I hear.

  • @2reasons141
    @2reasons141 6 років тому +1

    Wait a minute... is that Sensei Osai in the BLUE?

    • @TheShinobi32
      @TheShinobi32 6 років тому

      2reasons Yes Mosses Powell.

    • @TheShinobi32
      @TheShinobi32 6 років тому

      2reasons Moses Powell I ment.

  • @AaronHai
    @AaronHai  12 років тому

    @MadVentriloquistGurl sure...as long as he's a fan of Harley Quinn :)

  • @DBates-nr4ec
    @DBates-nr4ec 7 років тому +2

    are there any sparring videos? how do you all practice these techniques against a person who is not compliant?

    • @DBates-nr4ec
      @DBates-nr4ec 4 роки тому

      @Cassie Thornburg cool where can I find the videos?

    • @DBates-nr4ec
      @DBates-nr4ec 4 роки тому

      @Cassie Thornburg nope why what's up?

    • @DBates-nr4ec
      @DBates-nr4ec 4 роки тому

      @Cassie Thornburg cool. Does the sparring incorporate all these locks amd grappling moves? Or is it just punches and kicks?

    • @AaronHai
      @AaronHai  4 роки тому

      I used to train in the downtown Brooklyn dojo, superb system ;) I practice Abir Hebrew warrior arts based on the 12 tribes of Israel. I'm a Persian Jew from Brooklyn. Much Luv - please post a link to your favorite clips . Hallelujah 😍

  • @katekomorgan7751
    @katekomorgan7751 8 років тому +1

    When you know how to be better do better

  • @justinmoore650
    @justinmoore650 5 років тому +1

    Holy shit...paper tigers

    • @panducation4119
      @panducation4119 5 років тому +2

      Try one of them , see thAt paper shred you apart

  • @benjaminmogha
    @benjaminmogha 2 місяці тому

    No one gives you that much limb in a street fight, this isn’t practical

  • @22000adam
    @22000adam 12 років тому

    FUNNY...LOLLLL.. CHILDREN PLAY

  • @bigblueowx
    @bigblueowx 9 років тому

    lol..poor demo guys

  • @DoktorSick
    @DoktorSick 8 років тому +1

    If anyone really trains and spars against a resisting partner . They would see that this clearly would not work in anything except in a movie and in the dojo where all this guys followers are under his spell. If this stuff really worked you would see in it in mma . You don't see it because it doesn't work. If anyone does this type of stuff if you are ever in michigan let me know . So you can come spar at the gym i train at.

    • @hiddenmic1978
      @hiddenmic1978 8 років тому +3

      Clearly mma is a sport so what they do would never work in e streets what this training is for. Just don't want to go full blast and kill or injure your uke. Don't knock it until you train with them

    • @hiddenmic1978
      @hiddenmic1978 8 років тому +2

      I'm in Detroit by the way

    • @DoktorSick
      @DoktorSick 8 років тому

      i train at michigan top team @ michigantt.com check it out

  • @yoshit9819
    @yoshit9819 7 років тому +2

    Crap.

  • @justinp7017
    @justinp7017 3 роки тому

    50 /50. A good portion is solid, an equal portion is crap. Respect to any real martial artist, but call it like it is. There's a fair amount of woo woo bullshit here.

  • @LewisDarnell
    @LewisDarnell 11 років тому +2

    This is bullish. Wouldn't work in a real fight.

  • @revelation1234
    @revelation1234 11 років тому

    I think about 65% of this stuff would work in a fight. Although the extremely exaggerated movements to simulate the pain are so outrageous that it makes the art a little harder to respect. Usually when people exaggerate like that that means that they have done very little sparring.

  • @TheFastFreddy
    @TheFastFreddy 11 років тому +1

    This shit would not work on a real fight on the streets

  • @lbpltd34
    @lbpltd34 Рік тому

    bullshido, at best.