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@@meganw3505 he was a great uki! 😁

Kimura is a very effective BJJ technique. With hundreds of different approaches and applications.

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First hand experience, she can and she will 😂 this was a testing demonstrating specific techniques. This was also 8 years ago.

Spine lock 🔒

The Gi tops? These are Hapkido Diamond pattern uniforms. You can find them on multiple sites like century Martial arts, Boldlook.net among many others. 😊

Not to worry, we got that covered 🙏

#worldwar2 - #handtohandcombat Technique. I’m sure the opportunity to use this technique is rare.

Shinsei Hapkido is an MMA.

Only the very good mma guys are worth it if not they’d get ran through by more experienced martial artists

The first arm lock going upwards, leads into Udekime Nage which is indeed an aikido technique.

I’ll have to try it sometime.

You plan on doing break falls in street fights? Doesn’t seem like the best strategy. ☠️

@@Shinsei_Sensei why on earth do you train if you don't train for live scenarios. Bullshido alert

Basics are always good to practice. No matter your rank. Tho it is easier when you are young 😂

This Church allows us to use their Gymnasium. We teach Martial Arts as a ministry. 🙂 Karate For Christ.

Probably wouldn’t work at that point, no technique is full proof, in fact sacrifice throws are a last resort type situation.

Nah, just misunderstood.

Appreciate the comment, This is a Martial Arts Technique in the style of Shinsei Hapkido. This was particularly during a seminar. But to your point, at the end of his segment he said: if you want to take self defense seriously, get a gun and learn how to use it.

Some Variations of the kodo gaish (fancy word for wrist lock) are practical for self defense against an unskilled opponent but should always be followed up with either escaping and running away or a more solidified controlled position that you would find in law enforcement tactics, wrestling, etc. This particular variation is an older version which is more artistic in nature. This particular video wasn’t a live demo (obviously) but he was discussing body mechanics of balance and pain compliance. (By the way, pain compliance doesn’t work if the opponent is on drugs or has hyper induced state of adrenaline) I think a common misconception is that anytime someone sees “martial arts” they automatically assume it’s for self defense or cage fighting when those are two very specific disciplines of the whole. Cage fighting tends to incorporate more aggressive arts that are better suited for controlled combat against a trained opponent. Muay tai, kick boxing, wrestling, and ground jujitsu for example. Some styles of martial arts are mostly expression or art forms like Aikido. Some are competition based but have different rule sets and different methods of scoring than the UFC (like judo or karate for example) others focus more on technical theory and physical principles. Some focus on moving meditation like Tai Chi or Kung Fu. Shinsei Hapkido has a few techniques that are quite useful in competition settings. A few that are actually pretty practical for self defense, and some are not useful in those scenarios and more focused on theory, tradition or art.

@@Shinsei_Sensei getting a gun for a 16 year old kid isn’t viable and I’ve been watching all the videos on this channel and it looks like whale blubber

@@mattkward there is no mistaking what I’m watching or what I’ve trained in, I’m not saying the whole martial art isn’t viable just nothing I’ve seen on this channel is worth chewing on I wouldn’t go to this gym if it was free

@@jacobbradley2460 I respect if it’s not your preferred style. I drove 9.5 hours one way to train with these guys the weekend this video was taken and I would do it again in a heart beat.

Trained professionals, teaching a seminar. How is any of this rude?

What?

Seminars go hard.

We were all a little shaken after that one 😂

You forgot to point out that sprawl isn't stopping a double leg

Shinsei Hapkido has jujitsu and wrestling moves intertwined in the Art. Regular hapkido does not. Shinsei uses whatever works. We are different.

@@thefitgm335this was simply teaching the “gator roll” - we were not focusing on any particular attack.

Shinsei Hapkido uses whatever works. There are plenty of wrestling moves the work great for different situations.

Thanks! Wanna dance?

@@Shinsei_SenseiI do

@@Shinsei_Sensei I do ! I'll wear my see-through gi !

Extreme Duck, Duck, Goose.

This was a seminar. Open to all ranks.

We trained for 8 hours that day. :) watch the seminar video I posted.