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Aikido and Kajukenbo
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 พ.ค. 2008
- Sifu Serrano unites with Sensei Hernandez (Aikido expert) and give this great demonstration. You can really appreciate what happens when two martial art instructors get together and share their unique knowledge.
I love it when people that don't know it, disrespect Kajukenbo. When they "Experience" it, they gain respect.
I'm a Shotokan practitioner for 17 years, a Kajukenbo practitioner for 2 (intense training) years and an Aikido-ka for 3 months. It is my humble opinion that this video is very well produced and executed to beautifully show the wide range of Aikido and Kajukenbo techniques. I very much enjoyed watching the expert executions. Bravo! Thank you!
kajukenbo was created in hawaii i studied it for a few years its a good martial arts to practice the KA STANDS FOR KARATE and tang soo do, JU STANDS FOR JUDO JU JIT SU THE KEN IS KENPO AND THE BO STANDS FOR CHUNG FA WHICH IS WESTERN & CHINESE BOXING. now you have kajukenbo it was developed in 1940s and founded in 1947 at palama settlement on oahu hawaii where im from.
I'm from the Philippines we have also a Combat Aikido the name is TAPONDO. The word Tapondo came from Filipino dialects (Tagalog and ilonggo) TAPON (throw) and PONDO (lock). It was now recognized as a FMA (Filipino Martial Art).
I love both of these arts! Aikido uses energy principles and Kajukenbo uses a combination of hard and soft styles. Kaju is ever evolving and is not held back by any one art. It all depends on the Kajukenboist! Where his background lies. Karate, Judo, Juijitsu, Kenpo or chinese gung-fu. The Kajukenboist gravitates to the form that is most fitting to him while he utlilizes the other arts as needed.
Sifu Luke!!!
I think the two styles come from very different contexts, but but Ive done both, and I Must say that kajukenbo is the much rougher of the two, and while Aikido is more of an internal art, I feel Kajukenbo teaches both the hard and soft aspects.
As a huge fan of both of these styles, this video is very cool, Fun stuff. and awesome to see these two Sifus working together to show us what they and their styles bring. Former Kajukenbo Practitioner.
I can tell you from experience Aikido works very well. I am a black belt, but was attacked for the first time overseas, as a green belt. I was attacked by three people and it saved my life. I did get a nasty bruise from a hit, but walked away with minor damage. The other three were on the ground.
Very cool video! I've been studying martial arts for 24 years and I started training in aikido only two years so far. I've been staying after class and working with my instructors and we have been blending all of our arts together. We are coming up with some cool stuff blending Aikido/Kempo/Kenpo/Kali/JKD/Wing Chun together. We are finding almost every art is nearly the same the application is just slightly different. Good stuff.
I enjoyed watching this video - I will definitely foward it to friends.
i agree with you along the lines of Kajukenbo and kenpo is taught by the right person. awesome styles
my sifu ray johnson, said a many of times thru the years. if something actually worked from another style it is now kajunkenbo
luciano Garza. the bad thing about kajunkenbo n kenpo. there not recognized yet as a fighting style far as other styles concern. thou them 2 styles fit right up my alley and i feel that both styles kajunkenbo n kenpo are the way. there shouldn't be a problem with God forbid u have to take on more than 1 person. but, if you do i promise you shouldn't have a problem in doing so as long as your taught right for starters and most importantly you truely believe it fits you and they do work in mind,body and heart both my sifu's from kajunkenbo and kenpo sifu were sifu Al Dacascus ( kajunkenbo) and Ed Parker ( Kenpo). and not to brag but i and my baby brother took on 2 of sifu Gracies 2nd degree black belts and wore them out. which we did learn from them and now apart of kajunkenbo lol
congrats on your wins. from the heart. any form can be a deadly form if the person truely believes in it. ive dabbled if you will in several styles. they all have there positives. even shotokan, judo, ninpo etc.. I know when i went in competition against aka and tae kwon do. i had to switch from kajunkenbo to mixed style or name a style such as moo da kwon tae kwon do. but keep the good work up. aikido a very good style, grav mata another good style. take all u can learn in all forms that you can and make it yours. another statement my sifu said many of times lol. good job and again congrats on your wins
evil korkoskie You beat a Gracie Black belt?
@@EVILLERKS kajukenbo is a mix of most of the styles you mentioned from what I've read. Karate, judo, and boxing isn't it?
Truly hardly no one can match a Shaolin Monk period, but Aikido is always around proving its place on top !
I am looking to add Kajukenbo to my martial arts background, interested to hear more about it from some practicioners of the art.
i love this 80's/90's martial art mood
Very well explained, Sifu. Take care.
V/R
Sifu Serrano
I find aikido very interesting. I think that the ideas of no blocks, movement around attacks, and using your enemies force against him are very useful. I have a karate background. But I am trying to diversify into other arts. I think aikido and tai chi would be great compliments to the hard strikes of Karate. Martial arts are just so interesting. You can learn something from every discipline. It's truly a life-long quest.
I enjoyed the demo here I like some of the things I've seen from both guys in different style backgrounds. some of the aikido guy at the start one of the moves I see all the time is something steven segal does alot in his films. The other guy from karate has some neat stuff too. great video love the funky 80s/90's background music
UH.....who in the world is going to attack you by throwing there hand up in the air, and striking down like that
Wow this video just goes to show us that many martial arts no matter how different we think they are actually share many of the same techniques. Why this is??? Because they work and have been around for hundreds or thousands of years. Ive actually seen many of the techniques that the Kajukenbo instructor was showing here in my Aikido class minus the heavier emphasis on Atemi obiviously. We do teach atemi in my Aikido dojo depending on the technique.
All martial arts is good. Knowledge does not come from one school, but from all.
You don't know that. There is always somebody out there who is better.
I think that both of these along with Bartitsu would all mix in well together
Desde el punto de vista de la defensa personal, creo que el kajukenbo es incluso más completo que el aikido, ya que además de movimientos suaves y circulares para proyectar al adversario, también incluye en su repertorio los "atemis " lo cual viene a complementar lo "duro" con lo "suave ".
very cool to see
Never heard that one before, but it's true!!! Thank you for sharing your thoughts!
@aerhearts For that reason you need to still in practice, and practice...and even more practice with differents ukes...every martial art, in their purity and roots reflex a way of life, a phylosophy...when you check the history of Morihei Ueshiba and Adriano Emperado, you would understand that this techniques are more useful than you know...and why...
Awesome
Bravo my friend!
yeah it does not look like much, but trust me it feels similar to an armbar and the momentum of the person moving forwards propels you forwards and you either roll or fall in for face. hopefully that makes sense.
Hello! I'm currently learning Kajukenbo along with a real world scenario style art. Kajukenbo is the orighinal Mixed Martial art. For demonstration purposes, moves are exaggerated, softened and slowed down. Great art to practice if you wish to learn a great way to defend yourself. It's so cool to see the Kajukenbo Sifu run through the things I've learned. Thank you for posting!
Looking into a couple of schools, there's an Aikido school by me and I think also a Kaju school somewhere as well. Still undecided which I will commit to (if not both, eventually).
Great vid to compare both styles side by side.
Thanks!
there is no way to truly practice all the what- ifs in the world as it were, but if one were to focus on understanding the principle behind the techniques, then it does not matter what the punch or strike is, it can still be applied.
Hey! These are good Martial Arts! Why do you dissrespect them?
Everybody sais that before he get pulled around by an aikido master.
Great video this was a video I enjoyed!
Ohana! Very nice video. William Ross
@Aur0rah kajukenbo is from hawaii
The most powerful uke i ever seen.
good vids..i hope i have both technics
sgt fitness, being like water is a state of mind, commonly known as adrenaline and endorphin rush, its about chemicals rushing to the body causing u to enter the spirit realm. blood is made of water, fire,earth and air, yet it is like water, fliud at times, dense at other times. thats why u can use even iron in the body to be has hard at metal but in a fliud way because we are organic and more flexible then other metals. anyways aiki is the japanese version of chi sao which is used in wusu and wing chun styles. its wonderful for countering.
Lol look this guy The jinutasdada... is a demostration of the both arts... i think the demostration is really a good job from this Sifu and Sensei... im from Argentina and there isn`t kajukenbo or aikido... really my respect to u both
Lol actually if you read the intro which says the style of aikido is tenshin that is steven seagals own style of aikido so the guy either studies with mr seagal or one of his black belts.
Bravo Sifu's. Both are a credeit to the MA world.
well actually. you can flip the guy in that way. it depends on how you use the technique. and how the attacker attacks.
sometimes the attacker will do it... but most of the time they don't flip and will instead just drop in pain.
in aikido if you force such a technique it usually won't work. harmony is key to aikido. foring technique will ultimately diconnect the aiki in aikido.
@she11hammer there are in many of the kajukenbo schools. though im my experience they tended to be short. based on what you have said, i am certain you will enjoy kajukenbo. fair warning though, most schools are very " hands on". i still have bruises from the 80's i think! best of luck..
kajukenbo looks way more practical than the wack aikido moves
this is a demo of the tech not an all out brawl. Of course it may be unreal as a street fight, but isn't any demonstration of any art. I train Aikido and have been for over 7 yrs now. Along with extensive training in Bjj, Kali and now beginning in Kobudo (ninjitsu). I tell you these Aikido technique work, if done right , in a real life encounter. I promise you this.
Kikakuken: head butt, the Strike of the devil horns. And: zinedine zidane watch?v=vF4iWIE77Ts ... No dissrespect.
i personnaly am more familiar with kajukimbo. i know alot of techniques my Sifu was great. he taught me alot of things and ive used them on people that try to hurt me and it works
Thank you. By the way, you are an excellent photographer!
thank you brother. perhaps 1 day. i and my baby brother do a video and share somethings with you perhaps u already know. or maybe even learn from it. which would be kewls as hell. keep ya head up. continue to kick butt and best wishes on all your tournaments brother
i will be competing in point sparring this august. any advice? i am under the direction of senior grandmaster sixto ramos jr, and grandmaster luka ramos.
The First Attack........ who attacks like this today and why. Lift the arm and then down....
Ist this movement from sword fighting, or with a knife? Never Seen a Attack Like this before.
Thanks and good luck to everybody👍
Aikido is a mixed martial art too, using Judo, Kendo, Daito-ryu Aikijujutsu, and general striking elements. I don't see the difference :S
Also, can someone explain the technique at 1:46? I dont understand where that throw comes from-- to me, an outsider, it looks like he is jumping on his own power.
Hahaha, I also love how 90% of Kanjukenbo attacks in this video involve groin hits lol. I know it's wrong, but I seriously wish there was more footage of bad guys attacking martial artists and getting owned.
So does combative systems like krav maga. What point are you trying to make?
Some good drills in here
name of song please
How many UFC champs are there that have a deep study of Aikido?
jesseascriven Jason Delucia 1994 UFC...He did pretty good.
Both don't look very experienced in their "art", but I like the man in black more than the Aikidoka :D might be a problem of the small room that they look "underperforming". Some of his techniques are very similar to Aikido btw. I see him doing "Ten Chi Nage" for example.
It's because if he doesn't jump the Aikido guy will break his wrist
this is the difference between THIS and football.... here its a bout respect for other Martial Arts(if im rightXD) and with football(soccer) its like o lets hate on the other club and act like A'holes to eachother.... (thumbs up if you agree i guess....)
The attaquant is not too slowly ? What about a punchy person ?
You need to brush up on your Aikido history! :) It's true that Daito-Ryu Aikijujutsu (as I mentioned) was the main influence, but several other art forms were incorporated :)
Aikido came from aiki-jujutsu
kajukenbo win
I think what you are doing is a great idea - getting grounded in one art first. But I would like to say that - at least in kajukenbo - different teachers teach differently. It's like karate - you mayhave a teacher that teaches "way over your head" as you say - and others who try to break it down so you can get the concept - for example - a lock is a lock is a lock - whether it's a finger lock, wrist lock, leg log, etc.. - it's twisting the bone against the joint - try to understand the concept
there are a couple of comments here. about nobody attacks like that with overhead attack..... aikido movements are taken from the open hand movements of the samurai sword ( katana ) known as kamae stance... no you wont find any attacker who will attack jodan ( face attack ) or chudan ( stomach attack ) with opened handed but you can still perform that same techniques as if it was a closed fist attack. read up about aikido before saying it's bullshit and rubbish you mite learn a thing or two +psychick99 - you studied aiki for 7 months you can't learn anything in just 7 months which art do you practice ?+ kevin TX there are two videos here showing tenshin aikido - and kajukenbo 1) aikido is tori - defender 2) kajukenbo is uke - attacker then roles are changed to give you an insight on how both systems work. that's how it works.... ? there is strikes in aikido it's that some schools out there don't teach this. they just focus on movement - and technique thanks for reading
Try Shotokai Karate you'll like it I think ;)
This version looks different from the northern Tum pai
It's probably one of the 3 hard style branches, or one of the offshoot methods of those 3 hard style branches.
Based upon the club defenses, I would guess the original emperado aka Kenpõ Kenpõ branch of Kajūkenbõ, or one of the offshoots like the Gaylord or Garcia methods.
All the arts you mention are good arts - maybe take up one of those styles (or more if ambitious) - but never forget to get the BASICS down - a lot of people nowadays want to run but can't even walk - and what they end up is, is slop and ineffectiveness. Good luck.
The only difference is that "Aikido" Never strikes ! so those moves doesn't count !
It shows as Sensei Hernandez is the Attacker when that Will never happen.
Basically every Aikido technique involves a strike. You must be blind.
And I'm doing 30 years Aikido ... go figure.
There is no "Irimi" without "Atemi" ... get a dictionary what "Atemi" means.
Then you should perhaps see that the "Aikido master" in this video in the beginning is always doing a strike where it is needed/appropriated ... e.g. 0:44 ... or are you really blind?
this looks more like aiki jujitsu to me.
@norm58 I love your post, Haters have no style!
I like this video. Great representation of both arts. Too bad Kajukenbo is treated like a bastard martial art. At least how mainstream kung fu.
Steven Segal would beat them both up, then eat them.
Los 2 andan bien para exhibición o para entrenar con 1 persona que no ejerza fuerza y no tenga malas intenciones. La vida real está muy lejos de esas técnicas
Sorry to say but I prefer american kenpo'kajukenbo and Lima lama.to me aikido is just not real enough.but I have respect for it
Edward concuerdo contigo , i prefer americano kenpo , and i would like ti practice kajukenbo sometimes
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That is bad ass ? no no...Mike Tyson is bad ass...this is just lame..
i love aikido, but the problem i have with the vid (& other vids), punches r not realistic. no one ever does the "what ifs". think about it, in a street fight ur technique is never gonna be real clean so u should always practice the what ifs
I know that. But @least do. Some attacks realistically. Nobody is gonna just throw their arm out there & give u no resistance what so ever. That's the problem I have wit the vids. I believe in martial arts but vids these days r 2 predictable. The "what if" is if ur technique ain't perfect. Practice doesn't make perfect,practice makes permanent. Street fighters don't throw straight punches
dude this ain't real aikido you don't get people how chop at your head
I seems a bit to scripted. A real fight is a lot more messy than these staged routines.
So you're an expert then....move on to something new.
Sorry but that is not Tenshin Aikido and not very good aikido at that....3:15 he's attempting shihonage and the attacker is not unbalanced whatsoever...Absolute crap technique...Even if it's just a demo the techniques must always make martial sense...this garbage does not.
who is this aikido master?! he is really bad.
Should be rated w for would never work in a real situation