Hello Sensei I am from Israel, I have been training in Aikido (Seidokan style) for a few years, I really like watching your style of work, your demonstrations are really admirable. Really thank you for your giving. I have a general question for you if possible, in your demonstrations I feel that the uke gives his ki even after he "realized" that he failed the attack, the question is why he won't seek to "run away" from you, or the situation, and not continue to give the ki and stay connected. Thank you Leo
The fluidity of your motion is poetry.
⛩️🥋🙏🏼 great
Hello Sensei
I am from Israel, I have been training in Aikido (Seidokan style) for a few years,
I really like watching your style of work, your demonstrations are really admirable. Really thank you for your giving.
I have a general question for you if possible, in your demonstrations I feel that the uke gives his ki even after he "realized" that he failed the attack, the question is why he won't seek to "run away" from you, or the situation, and not continue to give the ki and stay connected.
Thank you
Leo