my 54 year old uncle thought me to learn aikido self defense and this is the exact moves ive learned , now i can master it by just observing every move, thanks for this video
No you can master it by training and then go places where you get challenged. That's where the real grading takes place. Street fighters and other forms of art don't go with the flow, they are confident yet scared, stiff from top to toe, wrestle shake and pannic to get loosened from your grip before eventually surrender and relax due to pain and realisation that a bone may brake or a shoulder get permanent damage. Also some of your grips might miss and turn out disastrous, you may have to take one or two strikes before you get your timing right in the same fight. My one friend who has a few dojo's got shot in the shoulder in an armed robbery cause of a slight slip up. The shot could have gone through his head, wasn't it for his years and years of training.
I saved this. Got to learn that. My ex husband had his hand in my face yelling at me. I grabbed his finger, twisted it hard, and down he went. He couldn't get his 210 pounds up off the floor. It was funny because I was weighing about 105 pounds at the time. Thank you, guys, for teaching me from a very young age.
Sadik Omar...I didn't care at the time. Guys taught me from the age of 10. I wad playing stick ball with this boy in the street...where the cars go...his older brother called me over and told me you're a girl you need to learn. I told him teach me. I started learning at the age of 10.
Aikido is beautiful and simple. There are only 5 basic techniques; ikyo, nikyo, sankyo, ..., and every variation stems from that depending on the circumstances. Endless fun if have a willing partner and mats (ideally). You can hurt yourself really badly really easily, so train with a proper instructor before you get too excited in the back yard. Instructors are everywhere and all they all teach pretty much exactly the same material. This video is brilliant BTW, great job. Love the bit where she takes a moment to fix her hair, which beautifully highlights how powerless the assailant now is. Loved it.
Love move No 4 how she put him In a lock then casually puts her hair back up and continues on!! 🤣🤣 So Good! She's also causing him real pain to show what the effect is with these moves on your opponent. Well done.
Amazingly done!! Sensei Seagal has done a lot of these in his movies and his seminars. Aikido is a complex and beautiful martial art, and it also works for self defense despite what a lot of keyboard warriors says (the same guys that when they see a kotegaeshi done by an Aikidoka say "that doesn't work" but when they see a mma guy or a BJJ doing it they say "wow that's very useful")
Grove mega moves are borrowed from and based in aikido and jujitsu moves and principles. In theory the new product misses a lot of "secret" knowledge/application. In practice it's well improvised to suit Israely military objectives.
I was an Aikidoka for 3 years and reached the blue belt level. I’m 6’ 3” former athlete with very good reflexes and speed. Aikido doesn’t work in confined spaces against high level athletes and fighters. It works against drunks and people who telegraph their attacks. If you’re facing someone with any sort of speed or feinting ability you’re toast. Then if you end up on the ground you’re also toast. I was attacked in a narrow hallway with a knife. I did many knife defense technique training on the mat and none of it is effective. I even practiced with fake knives against friends and was occasionally able to get sankyo or kotegaeshi against them but only on the first attempt. Anyone who is planning on learning Aikido or currently is training….you need to be aware that it’s extremely limited and unrealistic. The uke is usually bsing and doing what they’re taught in training. The randori is also mostly bs because that’s not how people attack and they’re not conveniently rolling out of the way so the next guy can attack. If a mob is attacking you they are relentless and you will probably die or end up severely injured unless you have a weapon. I took BJJ and some Muay Thai and I can confidently say I would destroy this Sensei in hand to hand combat in under a minute. You’re wasting your money if you believe Aikido will save your life against a good athlete who intends to kill you or injure you severely. It won’t. Ironically though…it actually is very useful in the clinch/the standing wrestling position before you go the ground. Wrist locks throws are much easier when you’re in close than hoping you’ll grab a wrist against someone who actually knows how to box
@@bfe954 BJJ and Muay Thai doesn't work in every situation (although Muay Thai alone is more than enough for self defense) just like Aikido techniques have a place and moment and no, it doesn't work only against drunk people. The problem with Aikido is the training method, I've seen aikidokas trying to grab someones wrist and force the technique. My recommendation is Cross training and be realistic about the use of every technique.
@@neotenylv09 bro, any mma guy with ten year training would not have a change against a kid with three months wrestling training. facts. does that mean mma is "worthless" or "fake"? of course not, all has its place and we should respect eachother. thats something all these mma fanboys cant understand.
@@maxzhao8331 yes i've never fought with anyone physically b4 n i do agree this movements r too-💀 smth but aikido movements rnt only this🙄 my dad has learned taekwondo, karate n aikido, but when i tell him that im gonna join judo, he do be telling me that its better for me to learn aikido🚶♀️. again, aikido is working irl cuz its made of simple n useful movements:/ thank u well thats my opinion
That's my sensei. omg I just saw this video🤣, we are from laos🇱🇦, I hope you guys like it and come visit some of our aikido club. (Sorry for my english)
As an Aikido instructor I admire and find this practical video very inspiring and educational. Yes Aikido can have a practical aspect and is helpful in combat if practices accordingly. Bravo 👏
@@АндрейДомашев-ч2п на ком угодно ... всё это айкидо-подобное та ещё клоунада , с учётом того что у них нету даже соревновательной практики и они не знают будет ли это работать даже на них) Атакующий не подготовленный человек не будет хватать тебя за запястье ... а если схватит ... то при разнице в габаритах как на видео ... он его свернёт или повредит , чем его бросят
Won’t work on anyone with some decent combat training. None off these moves will work on me, for starters because I won’t offer up my arms and wrists to be grabbed like that. Secondly, the moment I get gripped, I will counter with a strike, kick or sweep. Not to mention some of these techniques are just stupidly dangerous. Don’t make people think you can disarm someone pointing a gun at you, pulling the trigger takes a fraction of a second, so the moment you move your hands a bullet will hit you. Do not try any of this against a determined opponent, you’ll end up in hospital or dead.
@@McDojoLifeGermany You're likely wasting your time with this comment. The majority of Aikidoka I've trained with don't like to hear that Aikido isn't effective or there are better styles.
The best in self-defence is not moves but ability come back home safe. If you start to fight so you have missed self-defence point already and must use your fighting abilities.
You say “best self-defense” which qualifies it in tier, but then contradict yourself by latter claiming that other self-defense techniques are not self-defense. Yes, martial arts include situational awareness and recognition/assessment/avoidance of threats, but only a fool ignores training in worst case scenarios to train only in best case scenarios. Train to never get into a chokehold...to never get into a situation we’re you might be in a chokehold, but also train getting out of chokeholds. Ambushes are a thing that cannot always be prevented.
@@McDojoLifeGermany , if you know the history of aikido you know that Ueshiba, the founder of aikido, when he started hisdojo brought in a select group of students to learn, each of whom was already expert in other martial arts. My instructor in Tokyo in the '90's, for example, was an all-Japan judo champion before becoming a live-in student at Ueshiba's dojo. Aikido is not an art aimed at teaching fighting or self-defense; at its best it is rather a theory of movement and a way of life. If you are in a fight you have already failed at aikido. It should not be a choice for people who need to learn simple self-defense or how to win in the ring.
@@robuzogood summary and overview..some of the techniques you can see being absorbed by other arts, but it is the training of the spirit that is the most valuable part. Thank you for your great comment.
Excellent. This really does work. So glad they slowed things down so that we can see what is going on. In real applications the movement is very swift ... almost a blur.
First of all, amazing art and beautiful video. Very educational. At the same time this level of fighting skills do require at least 10 years of training and a very accommodating opponent.
NO ES NADA PRÁCTICO EN LA VIDA REAL!!!!!! ELLOS LUCHAN CON LA MISMA COREOGRAFÍA DEL AIKIDO, POR QUÉ NO LO MUESTRAN CON UNA PERSONA QUE NO SABE MOVIMIENTOS DE AIKIDO, ES DECIR QUE LO DEMUESTREN CON UNA PERSONA COMÚN????? PUES VERÁN QUE CUANDO LOS MOVIMIENTOS NO CORRESPONDEN A UNA COREOGRAFÍA DE AIKIDO YA NO ES APLICABLE
I took Aikido once in my early twenties and I would take it again! Fun, challenging, gives you different perspectives on how to move your body in relationship to an opponent or even the floor (tumbling, lol). Helps you learn about and begin to understand your "center," from where the strength of your spirit and body come together into a stronger cohesion of willpower, movement, chi, etc. I recommend it, especially for all the "good girls" out there... Gotta start toughening up at some point. I know. I've been one. Good luck! You got this!
@Phoenix MA some aikido moves are applicable in real situations but very rarely. And that too is "if" and only "IF" you try hard enough. An aikido black belt who trained for 10 years regretted wasting his time. He has a TH-cam channel. I forgot the name but he switched to jiu jitsu and his story is really interesting
@Phoenix MA yeah. Aikido somewhat works. Only somewhat. But is it worth it to waste 10 years on something that somewhat works? Absolutely not. I am not coming off aggressive here. And taekwando is a a very good martial art. Good for flexibility and very applicable in real situations. But as for aikido.. Well... Steven seagal is a joke enough. A 7th degree black belt who can't stand up even for an hour lol
I don’t mean to come off as a jerk, but these have a low chance of working on a committed/resisting opponent. They will work on a guy who is trying to talk to you, but beggars can’t be choosers.
@@maxzhao8331 Let me explain, aikido is about bending and forcing weak points and veins of the body, in order to manipulate your opponent, I would not have to explain this to you, since I laugh at you when I see that you do not know what aikido is and the worst is that you criticize it as if you had fought with someone who practices it, it is pathetic, I would love to use aikido with you so that you feel the pain, I can even break your arm easily, that is the feeling of aikido, the pain is almost as if you they were breaking their arm, that's why it seems ridiculous that with such small and fast movements a person suffers so much, they are called WEAK POINTS
Aikido took Jim Carey's sketch a little too serious; "Attack there, keep your elbows stretched so I can grab it easier, make sure i see you or hear you coming from a mile distance."
@@77jiujitsu if you've been doing bjj for 22 years, then you would be laughing at aikido(well, you might not laugh cause that's disrespect but you would immediately know that it would not work IRL situations). What belt are you?
@Senior Fitness and Finance Yeah, my Sensei is teaching me the safe way, but she also shows me what aikido can do if force is applied. I just don't understand how others think it doesn't work. 😕
@@maxzhao8331 It makes me laugh, everyone on the internet is an expert when it comes to fighting. If you two are so great and aikido is such BS why don't you take on the top aikido instructors in the world kick their ass and then upload the video to TH-cam for all of us to watch. That's right you won't because you can't an aikido grandmaster would have the two of you crying for your mamma in seconds guaranteed.
@@maxzhao8331 lol dude,u expect from a 4 year old kid fight a 14 years old boy???then u are a trully dumb,as i said,i am in aikido,i have blue belt,and they really have a lot of schemes
Finally a self-defense video where the aggressor actually acts at least somewhat agressively and doesn't react like he's made out of wet toilet paper. #9 seems like it has a high chance of failure, though. If he pulls the gun away fast enough, or manages to slip the gun out of your grip, you're dead.
this was helpful if you're mentally not there all this s*** don't mean anything. do you know how many people learn this and then when it really comes down to it and the fight is going to happen they freeze or forget what they're supposed to do
@Senior Fitness and Finance You don't need to learn Aikido to learn an effective armlock. Many self defense systems can teach that. And the displayed interactions are highly choreographed, and don't in any way simulate a defense against a RISTISTANT attacker. The "too dangerous to show" trope is often used to deflect from a fundamental lack of full contact sparring in a martial art.
@Senior Fitness and Finance You are the one trolling and acting disrespectful. I gave you my arguments for my view. You call others that you dont know ignorant. Learn to have arguments online first.
My extraordinary sensei always said: if your attacker is unarmed, go for it. If he has a knife, be careful. If he has a gun, don’t fight. I’d not do 9 or 10😊 fab video
@Senior Fitness and Finance bahahahhahahahhaa... I can't believe this excuse is being made again. Kinda like tai chi. The reason they don't join the ufc is because they are too dangerous and might kill their opponents. Lol
@Senior Fitness and Finance uh huh. Aikido is the deadliest martial arts. That's why their opponents aren't allowed to move. Lol. Steven sea-boom-boom has a black belt in aikido. He's like a 7th degree black belt. He acheived all this without moving bahahah
Aikido for self-defense is a tricky business; it's not what students of the art train for, for starters. Ueshiba, the founder of aikido, when he started his dojo brought in a select group of students to learn, each of whom was already expert in other martial arts; judo-ka, karate-ka, swordsmen, even a boxer. My instructor in Tokyo in the '90's, for example, was an all-Japan judo champion before becoming a live-in student at Ueshiba's dojo. Aikido is not an art aimed at teaching fighting or self-defense; at its best it is rather a theory of movement and a way of life. If you are in a fight you have already failed at aikido. It should not be a choice for people who need to learn simple self-defense or how to win in the ring, but people with a solid grounding in more practical fighting systems do stand to benefit from aikido training under a good teacher.
Nonsense. I was a police officer and trained in aikido for many years. I used aikido techniques routinely on the streets in self-defense applications, often ending fights before they got worse. I never injured anyone using these techniques, nor did I injure myself. Like all martial arts systems, it must be practiced routinely and applied with commitment.
I am a 5 Dan in Tae Kwon Do and UNFORTUNATELY the techniques they teach when someone grabs your wrist do not work unless you are much stronger than the person that grabbed you. A strike is most effective be it a headbutt, elbow, kick, etc. You are not twisting someone's arm who is twice as strong as you unless you HURT them first
@@lautshift_________ agreed...unfortunately that sort of timing and fine motor skill tend to degrade when adrenaline hits. And even moreso if you are not continuing regular training. Striking, which tends to be a gross motor skill, is more likely to be instinctively used, as well as requiring much less training to keep up. In a perfect world we would all be regularly training but life is something that happens when we're making other plans! Throws and holds CAN work, but as the OP said, best used in conjunction with strikes to distract, or weaken the assailant
@@tombstoneharrystudios584 She do apply some strikes prior on some moves. There is much to say but this school of aïki is not so bad compare to the crap we can see on yt.
Really? Have 5th Dan in Taekwondo and still haven't learn anything. Aikido is peace and Taekwondo is war, simple as that. If you like war and fighting, go and be an soldier.
Even if the person is stronger than you it doesn’t matter if you are smarter than them you can use reverse psychology if you know what their next move will be on you when they next move at you again you can use reverse psychology if you are smarter and you can do the unexpected Also if you know the person very well then you would know what they will do so you can do something smarter than what they will do and you will win! But if the person is stronger and smarter and more skilled than just run you ain’t gonna win
Oss Sensei Thank you so much for your help and advice I really appreciate your job. I wish you peace and happiness under the sky of prosperity. All the best. Your follower from Algeria.
@@raialyrics8967 u my Freind watch too much ott movies and shoelws real life don't happen these thing often it's the women who needs protection from trashes of our society.
@@fiffyfoo7612 -- Your argument is beyond silly. We men should care more about our own safety than about women's safety. Therefore, we men should learn self-defense.
Watching Seagal's interpretation of it over the years, aikido seems all self defense. And, self defense relies on an opponent to attack you first or to not be looking for a given move(possibly due to being off balanced). Upon the opponents aggression or not being aware of what's going on, the aikido student/instructor can strike a pressure point, sensitive area, or break a hand/limb! Maybe Seagal gives it a bad rap, but I've only seen self defense techniques from him...If true, then that would not make you a trained warrior any more than it would a woman using self defense to subdue her abusive husband or a chasing stalker. I do approve of a woman using whatever at her disposal to take down her abusive hubby, but attacking someone that can't fight or that has attempted to attack her first hardly makes her a warrior. It's catching your opponent off guard. This is welcomed in my eyes when needed, but lowball activity for those up for warrior status(if this is your only mode of attack). For a warrior, it should not matter whether you attack first or whether your enemy does: you should know what to do either way and it should work(this doesn't count if someone is faster than you, because this is beyond your ability to comprehend an attack). Is aikido only self defense class or is it more than that?! Or is Seagal not really proficient in aikido?!
I think it's more of both. Aikido focuses more on defending yourself while not trying to hurt the other. And Steven Seagal's technique should need more use techniques.
Aikido is purely self-defence. You are not a warrior because you decide to be a moron who assault people from nowhere. Aikido is based on idea of redirecting energy. Just like it is shown in this video.
@@gachalusaxxx.770 I don't know where so many persons in general have this idea that aikido wants to use mini.u. force and bring opponents under control without hurting him. It depends on the situation and extend if hostility you find yourself in. Sometimes that shoulder simply has to be dislocated. Sometimes the wrist has to be broken.
Even Bruce Lee 99 % of the time relied on counter attacks instead of atta king and attacking. The truth about chi/ ki, is that once you attack it may stop or be blocked by your own bodily stance and movement, thus the counter attack produces more chi. Do yourself a favour and look up videos on m Morihei yeshiba, the founder of aikido and come back to Segal at another time.
Scenarios are not realistic enough. Growing up where i am from , some of these attacks are not common. Referring to knife behind the back attacks and gun attacks.
@@maxzhao8331 shut up,i am aikido "player",and i already have blue belt,and in this video is just a simple scheme,in aikido are hundreds of them,just watch videos with aikido
@@gabwafen6278 aikido is just for show. Even a high level black belt admitted that it doesn't work in real situations. In aikido, your opponent isn't allowed to fight back(you should already be aware of this). Whereas in the real world, people fight back. Remember when UFC fighters and journalists laughed at a 7th degree aikido black belt named Steven seagal? Lol
If you don't want to say anything nice about this certain topic then we don't need to hear your opinion. Have you ever experienced it? No, so keep it to yourself.
Oss Sensei What you present is really interesting and crucial,i do appreciate your job,i wish you peace and happiness under the sky of prosperity, all the best. Take care and have a good time Your Student from Algeria
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my 54 year old uncle thought me to learn aikido self defense and this is the exact moves ive learned , now i can master it by just observing every move, thanks for this video
Era uma vez um coelhinho 🐭
I waanna learn
No you can master it by training and then go places where you get challenged.
That's where the real grading takes place.
Street fighters and other forms of art don't go with the flow, they are confident yet scared, stiff from top to toe, wrestle shake and pannic to get loosened from your grip before eventually surrender and relax due to pain and realisation that a bone may brake or a shoulder get permanent damage.
Also some of your grips might miss and turn out disastrous, you may have to take one or two strikes before you get your timing right in the same fight.
My one friend who has a few dojo's got shot in the shoulder in an armed robbery cause of a slight slip up.
The shot could have gone through his head, wasn't it for his years and years of training.
Mastering just by observing. That's ridiculous.
You'll never master it by just observing
I saved this. Got to learn that. My ex husband had his hand in my face yelling at me. I grabbed his finger, twisted it hard, and down he went. He couldn't get his 210 pounds up off the floor. It was funny because I was weighing about 105 pounds at the time. Thank you, guys, for teaching me from a very young age.
Wow that must be embarrassing for him
Sadik Omar...I didn't care at the time. Guys taught me from the age of 10. I wad playing stick ball with this boy in the street...where the cars go...his older brother called me over and told me you're a girl you need to learn. I told him teach me. I started learning at the age of 10.
@@venetiazaharias6869 great!
Can you tell me what system you learnt ?
My daughter needs to toughen up.
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Stay safe
that bullsht husband need to be in jail for physical abusing to the wife.
Aikido is beautiful and simple. There are only 5 basic techniques; ikyo, nikyo, sankyo, ..., and every variation stems from that depending on the circumstances. Endless fun if have a willing partner and mats (ideally). You can hurt yourself really badly really easily, so train with a proper instructor before you get too excited in the back yard. Instructors are everywhere and all they all teach pretty much exactly the same material. This video is brilliant BTW, great job. Love the bit where she takes a moment to fix her hair, which beautifully highlights how powerless the assailant now is. Loved it.
What is the name of technique number 4?
"Poor man"
- Thomas Shelby
no fookin fighting
You think that’s bad my coach drops me down a thousand ways
he just harassed her in 10 different ways-
Love move No 4 how she put him In a lock then casually puts her hair back up and continues on!! 🤣🤣
So Good!
She's also causing him real pain to show what the effect is with these moves on your opponent. Well done.
Of course. A girl wants to look her best before she breaks his arm in three places.
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Amazingly done!! Sensei Seagal has done a lot of these in his movies and his seminars. Aikido is a complex and beautiful martial art, and it also works for self defense despite what a lot of keyboard warriors says (the same guys that when they see a kotegaeshi done by an Aikidoka say "that doesn't work" but when they see a mma guy or a BJJ doing it they say "wow that's very useful")
Grove mega moves are borrowed from and based in aikido and jujitsu moves and principles.
In theory the new product misses a lot of "secret" knowledge/application.
In practice it's well improvised to suit Israely military objectives.
I was an Aikidoka for 3 years and reached the blue belt level. I’m 6’ 3” former athlete with very good reflexes and speed. Aikido doesn’t work in confined spaces against high level athletes and fighters. It works against drunks and people who telegraph their attacks. If you’re facing someone with any sort of speed or feinting ability you’re toast. Then if you end up on the ground you’re also toast. I was attacked in a narrow hallway with a knife. I did many knife defense technique training on the mat and none of it is effective. I even practiced with fake knives against friends and was occasionally able to get sankyo or kotegaeshi against them but only on the first attempt. Anyone who is planning on learning Aikido or currently is training….you need to be aware that it’s extremely limited and unrealistic. The uke is usually bsing and doing what they’re taught in training. The randori is also mostly bs because that’s not how people attack and they’re not conveniently rolling out of the way so the next guy can attack. If a mob is attacking you they are relentless and you will probably die or end up severely injured unless you have a weapon. I took BJJ and some Muay Thai and I can confidently say I would destroy this Sensei in hand to hand combat in under a minute. You’re wasting your money if you believe Aikido will save your life against a good athlete who intends to kill you or injure you severely. It won’t. Ironically though…it actually is very useful in the clinch/the standing wrestling position before you go the ground. Wrist locks throws are much easier when you’re in close than hoping you’ll grab a wrist against someone who actually knows how to box
@@bfe954 BJJ and Muay Thai doesn't work in every situation (although Muay Thai alone is more than enough for self defense) just like Aikido techniques have a place and moment and no, it doesn't work only against drunk people. The problem with Aikido is the training method, I've seen aikidokas trying to grab someones wrist and force the technique. My recommendation is Cross training and be realistic about the use of every technique.
@@neotenylv09 bro, any mma guy with ten year training would not have a change against a kid with three months wrestling training. facts. does that mean mma is "worthless" or "fake"? of course not, all has its place and we should respect eachother. thats something all these mma fanboys cant understand.
If you want to be an expert in the defense of unwanted handshakes go for it.
Imagine if she was your girlfriend
*Comes behind her and touches her*
Hey ba....
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@@maxzhao8331 it literally does
@@zahra-bd3jp “it actually does?”
@@maxzhao8331 yes i've never fought with anyone physically b4 n i do agree this movements r too-💀 smth but aikido movements rnt only this🙄 my dad has learned taekwondo, karate n aikido, but when i tell him that im gonna join judo, he do be telling me that its better for me to learn aikido🚶♀️. again, aikido is working irl cuz its made of simple n useful movements:/ thank u well thats my opinion
@@eclipsewrecker why thank u for fixing my grammar. english isnt my first launguage. n im still learning it. ik yall understand when i said that:)
That's my sensei. omg I just saw this video🤣, we are from laos🇱🇦, I hope you guys like it and come visit some of our aikido club.
(Sorry for my english)
Oh my god she is perfect :O
I would visit your club, but it's so far. I am training in Poland, but she is... the best :O
... hello could you give me his name please? your aikido club is on youtube? Facebook ? instagram?
@@gribouillefripouille I call her Master Mon, You can visit and contact our club at Facebook page " Teep Lao Aikido Tomono Kai Club"
@Dark Wolf can i help you?
@Dark Wolf oh...Ok just a loser
As an Aikido instructor I admire and find this practical video very inspiring and educational. Yes Aikido can have a practical aspect and is helpful in combat if practices accordingly.
Bravo 👏
Попробуй примени это на боксере или борце
@@АндрейДомашев-ч2п на ком угодно ... всё это айкидо-подобное та ещё клоунада , с учётом того что у них нету даже соревновательной практики и они не знают будет ли это работать даже на них)
Атакующий не подготовленный человек не будет хватать тебя за запястье ... а если схватит ... то при разнице в габаритах как на видео ... он его свернёт или повредит , чем его бросят
Won’t work on anyone with some decent combat training. None off these moves will work on me, for starters because I won’t offer up my arms and wrists to be grabbed like that. Secondly, the moment I get gripped, I will counter with a strike, kick or sweep. Not to mention some of these techniques are just stupidly dangerous. Don’t make people think you can disarm someone pointing a gun at you, pulling the trigger takes a fraction of a second, so the moment you move your hands a bullet will hit you.
Do not try any of this against a determined opponent, you’ll end up in hospital or dead.
Use your mat space for Something useful instead
Here are some ideas
BJJ
Judo
Wrestling
Boxing
Kickboxing
Muay Thai
@@McDojoLifeGermany You're likely wasting your time with this comment. The majority of Aikidoka I've trained with don't like to hear that Aikido isn't effective or there are better styles.
never have been a fighter type but aikido so fluid and non confronting watching is like poetry
Aikido - best BullShitDo
The best in self-defence is not moves but ability come back home safe. If you start to fight so you have missed self-defence point already and must use your fighting abilities.
maybe in a thousand years this society will understand that.
You say “best self-defense” which qualifies it in tier, but then contradict yourself by latter claiming that other self-defense techniques are not self-defense. Yes, martial arts include situational awareness and recognition/assessment/avoidance of threats, but only a fool ignores training in worst case scenarios to train only in best case scenarios.
Train to never get into a chokehold...to never get into a situation we’re you might be in a chokehold, but also train getting out of chokeholds. Ambushes are a thing that cannot always be prevented.
@@maxzhao8331 watch this....
Agreed. Gun to your head? Shuddup and give them what they want
@@eclipsewrecker train getting out of chokeholds? Lol. Good luck with that. It takes 5 seconds or less to choke any human out. Bahahahhahaha.
Fantastic self-defence techniques
Thank you for sharing
As a Kenpo practitioner, I learned a lot from this video. Thank you and God bless you.
Aikido - tough and complicated but rewarding martial art. Trains a kind of flexibility and - what's most important - your spirit.
But doesnt train - whats most important - actual fighting skills
@@McDojoLifeGermany , if you know the history of aikido you know that Ueshiba, the founder of aikido, when he started hisdojo brought in a select group of students to learn, each of whom was already expert in other martial arts. My instructor in Tokyo in the '90's, for example, was an all-Japan judo champion before becoming a live-in student at Ueshiba's dojo. Aikido is not an art aimed at teaching fighting or self-defense; at its best it is rather a theory of movement and a way of life. If you are in a fight you have already failed at aikido. It should not be a choice for people who need to learn simple self-defense or how to win in the ring.
@@robuzogood summary and overview..some of the techniques you can see being absorbed by other arts, but it is the training of the spirit that is the most valuable part. Thank you for your great comment.
@@robuzo También dijo que esquivaba balas, y que derrota a decena de hombres armados.
Do you realize that aikido is a farce?
@@A_Pa-Plainjane facts
Excellent. This really does work. So glad they slowed things down so that we can see what is going on. In real applications the movement is very swift ... almost a blur.
First of all, amazing art and beautiful video. Very educational. At the same time this level of fighting skills do require at least 10 years of training and a very accommodating opponent.
An awesome display of leverage and joint manipulation. The girl fixing her hair was priceless i laughed. Thank you.
This is honestly probably the most practical method to use when your husband busts in drunk and the rolling pin doesn’t work anymore.
@@maxzhao8331 unfortunately, I have to agree with you on that one...
@@LABoyce Facts
@@maxzhao8331 no shit, sherlock.
@@uhjeff3651,
Yes. Aikido by itself is almost useless.
@Senior Fitness and Finance,
Yes. It's almost useless by itself.
Thank you for reaching to teaching, no excuse after this. Thank You Jesus mighty name amen.
Incredible fighting techniques. Love it.
Something new every day. Thank you
Never mess with this lady
Bullshido
Beautiful! I'm feeling sorry for that poor white belt.
This Self defence technique very useful thank you so much💖💖
NO ES NADA PRÁCTICO EN LA VIDA REAL!!!!!! ELLOS LUCHAN CON LA MISMA COREOGRAFÍA DEL AIKIDO, POR QUÉ NO LO MUESTRAN CON UNA PERSONA QUE NO SABE MOVIMIENTOS DE AIKIDO, ES DECIR QUE LO DEMUESTREN CON UNA PERSONA COMÚN????? PUES VERÁN QUE CUANDO LOS MOVIMIENTOS NO CORRESPONDEN A UNA COREOGRAFÍA DE AIKIDO YA NO ES APLICABLE
So cool!! When the pandemic is over, my first goal is to enroll in an aikido class~
Aikido is actually really fun! Good luck~
Same for me!
I took Aikido once in my early twenties and I would take it again! Fun, challenging, gives you different perspectives on how to move your body in relationship to an opponent or even the floor (tumbling, lol). Helps you learn about and begin to understand your "center," from where the strength of your spirit and body come together into a stronger cohesion of willpower, movement, chi, etc.
I recommend it, especially for all the "good girls" out there...
Gotta start toughening up at some point. I know. I've been one.
Good luck! You got this!
Greetings from Egypt! Liked, shared and subscribed and made also 'notes' about it 'in my self-study about Self-defence and martial arts!!!👊🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🇪🇬🇪🇬
Love Aikido!
Thanks for sharing!
@Phoenix MA aikido doesn't work. If you have ever been in a real fight, you would know that your opponents don't just stand still
@Phoenix MA some aikido moves are applicable in real situations but very rarely. And that too is "if" and only "IF" you try hard enough. An aikido black belt who trained for 10 years regretted wasting his time. He has a TH-cam channel. I forgot the name but he switched to jiu jitsu and his story is really interesting
@Phoenix MA yeah. Aikido somewhat works. Only somewhat. But is it worth it to waste 10 years on something that somewhat works? Absolutely not. I am not coming off aggressive here. And taekwando is a a very good martial art. Good for flexibility and very applicable in real situations. But as for aikido.. Well... Steven seagal is a joke enough. A 7th degree black belt who can't stand up even for an hour lol
I don’t mean to come off as a jerk, but these have a low chance of working on a committed/resisting opponent. They will work on a guy who is trying to talk to you, but beggars can’t be choosers.
@@maxzhao8331 missed the joke?
@@maxzhao8331my dad its black belt on aikido,probably he destroy you lol
@@maxzhao8331 probably the most underrated martial art
@@maxzhao8331You have never practice aikido,that´s why you dont know how it works,so DUmb
@@maxzhao8331 Let me explain, aikido is about bending and forcing weak points and veins of the body, in order to manipulate your opponent, I would not have to explain this to you, since I laugh at you when I see that you do not know what aikido is and the worst is that you criticize it as if you had fought with someone who practices it, it is pathetic, I would love to use aikido with you so that you feel the pain, I can even break your arm easily, that is the feeling of aikido, the pain is almost as if you they were breaking their arm, that's why it seems ridiculous that with such small and fast movements a person suffers so much, they are called WEAK POINTS
I love aikido! Best martial art form in the world. Love Gung Fu too. Thank you for continuing the Dojo Orient!
Если бы айкидо был лучшим боевым искусством, то партнеру не нужно было бы поддаваться и падать.
I was looking for references for a tenko chabashira drawing and wow this is amazing
Tenko died cuz because aikido doesn't work or because she was in a cage with a sickle and a 200 pound statue trapping her.
great technics!!! Aikido is a beautifull martial art!
Aikido took Jim Carey's sketch a little too serious; "Attack there, keep your elbows stretched so I can grab it easier, make sure i see you or hear you coming from a mile distance."
Love is as love does! Thank You Mssr. Takeda & O Sensei!
I would love to learn this, someday.
@Sam been doing Jiu-jitsu for almost 22 years on/off and ready to try something new to mix it up a little.
@@77jiujitsu if you've been doing bjj for 22 years, then you would be laughing at aikido(well, you might not laugh cause that's disrespect but you would immediately know that it would not work IRL situations). What belt are you?
@@uhjeff3651 Aikido does work in real life situations. 😕 Have you ever tried? 🤔
@Senior Fitness and Finance Yeah, my Sensei is teaching me the safe way, but she also shows me what aikido can do if force is applied. I just don't understand how others think it doesn't work. 😕
Is do.
Wow. Amazing defense!!
Akido is such an awesome martial art. Love it!
Except it doesn't work in real scenarios were the "attacker" has more determination in their punches than a sock puppet.
@@maxzhao8331 It makes me laugh, everyone on the internet is an expert when it comes to fighting.
If you two are so great and aikido is such BS why don't you take on the top aikido instructors in the world kick their ass and then upload the video to TH-cam for all of us to watch.
That's right you won't because you can't an aikido grandmaster would have the two of you crying for your mamma in seconds guaranteed.
@@maxzhao8331 Blah blah whatever.
@@maxzhao8331 lol dude,u expect from a 4 year old kid fight a 14 years old boy???then u are a trully dumb,as i said,i am in aikido,i have blue belt,and they really have a lot of schemes
@@gabwafen6278 go to a Muay Thai gym, not aikido
Interesting To Note, merci.
I feel bad for that man
Love the slow mo
Nice moves, 3 and 10 were so cool
I appreciate the art of aikido but you need to be doing this against some sort of resistance the way judo does.
I do aikido and we do that too.
True resistance ends with broken joint. If you try full resistance you will regret it lol
You don't understand actual joint manipulation
Excellent technique!
I Really loved this video
Aikido....one of the best fitness programm 😂
Finally a self-defense video where the aggressor actually acts at least somewhat agressively and doesn't react like he's made out of wet toilet paper.
#9 seems like it has a high chance of failure, though. If he pulls the gun away fast enough, or manages to slip the gun out of your grip, you're dead.
Great Stuff. have to learn this myself!
Sensacional! Por mais vídeos assim!💪🏻😎🚀
You must be pretty skilled for both number 9 and 10
Thank you this was helpful 🙂
this was helpful if you're mentally not there all this s*** don't mean anything. do you know how many people learn this and then when it really comes down to it and the fight is going to happen they freeze or forget what they're supposed to do
@@steventereshko4614 damn why are you mad at me?! 💀
Very nice video! ❤
She’s so elegant
Its more a sport dance, than a self defense system.
@Senior Fitness and Finance You don't need to learn Aikido to learn an effective armlock. Many self defense systems can teach that. And the displayed interactions are highly choreographed, and don't in any way simulate a defense against a RISTISTANT attacker. The "too dangerous to show" trope is often used to deflect from a fundamental lack of full contact sparring in a martial art.
@Senior Fitness and Finance Enjoy your dancing class
@Senior Fitness and Finance You are the one trolling and acting disrespectful. I gave you my arguments for my view. You call others that you dont know ignorant. Learn to have arguments online first.
Absolute awesomeness! 😊
How can This man handled all of them? I ll already be dead in the third 😂
Hahaha
If you take Aikido classes, they train you to fall where it won't hurt 🙂
Its called "break fall" a method where you are trained to accept damage and fall without hurting yourself.
Haha he was trained to take the hits.its not easy at all,um with u there
My extraordinary sensei always said: if your attacker is unarmed, go for it. If he has a knife, be careful. If he has a gun, don’t fight. I’d not do 9 or 10😊 fab video
I feel so pity for the guy he back must have been hurting😞
Yeah, yeah aikido doesn't work change the record already. Boooring.
I take Aikido classes. Aikido actually work if you know how to use it. Also, he probably wasn't hurting because in Aikido, we are trained to fall. 🙂
👋👋👋🤍🙏 Magnificent Sensei, Peace and Health 🙏
04:08 The movement speed between moving your head off the gun aim and the finger triggering is a lot, no one should attemp to do this
Well, it's aikido. The opponents can't fight back. What'd you expect? It's not meant for real life situations
@@uhjeff3651 WHAT?! then what am i suppose to do at the time of an attack? .-. GOD forbid
Situations like these won't happen in real life
They showing 😨🔫
Real would be more like 😨 🔫
@Senior Fitness and Finance bahahahhahahahhaa... I can't believe this excuse is being made again. Kinda like tai chi. The reason they don't join the ufc is because they are too dangerous and might kill their opponents. Lol
@Senior Fitness and Finance uh huh. Aikido is the deadliest martial arts. That's why their opponents aren't allowed to move. Lol. Steven sea-boom-boom has a black belt in aikido. He's like a 7th degree black belt. He acheived all this without moving bahahah
I like this!.................................Very hardcore Aikido, almost Hapkido👍
i wanna learn this
Love the one when she has him pen down and she takes the time to fix her hair
Indeed the best girlfriend ever
Very good! ❤
Is is aikido evolving....???.?.?..?:?.?/?.😮😮😮
No. It can only resemble the more effective grappling arts with a few techniques saved.
Ussa,sensational technics from AIKIDO🥋👏🥋
I like these because they're realistic
More realistic at least
You seem lonely....just in here chatting to yourself
Judo is more effective.
@@maxzhao8331 your just a trash talker. Every martial art should be respected. Aikido is effective in its own way
@@flgzay6208 and what is it's way? Wait, don't tell me, I know. In aikido, your opponent is supposed to stand still. Hahahha
TÉCNICAS EXCELENTES! A PRIMEIRA TÉCNICA DA ARMA DE FOGO, É INFALÍVEL.
Aikido for self-defense is a tricky business; it's not what students of the art train for, for starters. Ueshiba, the founder of aikido, when he started his dojo brought in a select group of students to learn, each of whom was already expert in other martial arts; judo-ka, karate-ka, swordsmen, even a boxer. My instructor in Tokyo in the '90's, for example, was an all-Japan judo champion before becoming a live-in student at Ueshiba's dojo. Aikido is not an art aimed at teaching fighting or self-defense; at its best it is rather a theory of movement and a way of life. If you are in a fight you have already failed at aikido. It should not be a choice for people who need to learn simple self-defense or how to win in the ring, but people with a solid grounding in more practical fighting systems do stand to benefit from aikido training under a good teacher.
Nonsense. I was a police officer and trained in aikido for many years. I used aikido techniques routinely on the streets in self-defense applications, often ending fights before they got worse. I never injured anyone using these techniques, nor did I injure myself.
Like all martial arts systems, it must be practiced routinely and applied with commitment.
Wow very impressive !!!
I am a 5 Dan in Tae Kwon Do and UNFORTUNATELY the techniques they teach when someone grabs your wrist do not work unless you are much stronger than the person that grabbed you. A strike is most effective be it a headbutt, elbow, kick, etc. You are not twisting someone's arm who is twice as strong as you unless you HURT them first
It s about Timing and learning to anticipate the energy of the attacker. It s difficult, but can work
@@lautshift_________ agreed...unfortunately that sort of timing and fine motor skill tend to degrade when adrenaline hits. And even moreso if you are not continuing regular training.
Striking, which tends to be a gross motor skill, is more likely to be instinctively used, as well as requiring much less training to keep up.
In a perfect world we would all be regularly training but life is something that happens when we're making other plans!
Throws and holds CAN work, but as the OP said, best used in conjunction with strikes to distract, or weaken the assailant
@@tombstoneharrystudios584 She do apply some strikes prior on some moves. There is much to say but this school of aïki is not so bad compare to the crap we can see on yt.
Really? Have 5th Dan in Taekwondo and still haven't learn anything. Aikido is peace and Taekwondo is war, simple as that. If you like war and fighting, go and be an soldier.
Even if the person is stronger than you it doesn’t matter if you are smarter than them you can use reverse psychology if you know what their next move will be on you when they next move at you again you can use reverse psychology if you are smarter and you can do the unexpected
Also if you know the person very well then you would know what they will do so you can do something smarter than what they will do and you will win!
But if the person is stronger and smarter and more skilled than just run you ain’t gonna win
Oss Sensei
Thank you so much for your help and advice
I really appreciate your job. I wish you peace and happiness under the sky of prosperity.
All the best.
Your follower from Algeria.
All girls should watch this to protect themselves
And men
@@raialyrics8967 no have to agree to disagree with u if men learns self defence then women will not be safe
Fiffy Foo for young men. Girls try to kidnap aswell
@@raialyrics8967 u my Freind watch too much ott movies and shoelws real life don't happen these thing often it's the women who needs protection from trashes of our society.
@@fiffyfoo7612 -- Your argument is beyond silly. We men should care more about our own safety than about women's safety. Therefore, we men should learn self-defense.
Браво мајсторе,
Watching Seagal's interpretation of it over the years, aikido seems all self defense. And, self defense relies on an opponent to attack you first or to not be looking for a given move(possibly due to being off balanced). Upon the opponents aggression or not being aware of what's going on, the aikido student/instructor can strike a pressure point, sensitive area, or break a hand/limb! Maybe Seagal gives it a bad rap, but I've only seen self defense techniques from him...If true, then that would not make you a trained warrior any more than it would a woman using self defense to subdue her abusive husband or a chasing stalker. I do approve of a woman using whatever at her disposal to take down her abusive hubby, but attacking someone that can't fight or that has attempted to attack her first hardly makes her a warrior. It's catching your opponent off guard.
This is welcomed in my eyes when needed, but lowball activity for those up for warrior status(if this is your only mode of attack). For a warrior, it should not matter whether you attack first or whether your enemy does: you should know what to do either way and it should work(this doesn't count if someone is faster than you, because this is beyond your ability to comprehend an attack). Is aikido only self defense class or is it more than that?! Or is Seagal not really proficient in aikido?!
I think it's more of both. Aikido focuses more on defending yourself while not trying to hurt the other. And Steven Seagal's technique should need more use techniques.
Aikido is purely self-defence. You are not a warrior because you decide to be a moron who assault people from nowhere.
Aikido is based on idea of redirecting energy. Just like it is shown in this video.
Sometimes it's best to keep quiet when u have nothing positive or clever to say.
@@gachalusaxxx.770 I don't know where so many persons in general have this idea that aikido wants to use mini.u. force and bring opponents under control without hurting him.
It depends on the situation and extend if hostility you find yourself in.
Sometimes that shoulder simply has to be dislocated.
Sometimes the wrist has to be broken.
Even Bruce Lee 99 % of the time relied on counter attacks instead of atta king and attacking.
The truth about chi/ ki, is that once you attack it may stop or be blocked by your own bodily stance and movement, thus the counter attack produces more chi.
Do yourself a favour and look up videos on m
Morihei yeshiba, the founder of aikido and come back to Segal at another time.
Before 1 year
I have never knew that i every can these Techniques and now Im Undefetable 😏
Thanks for this 💪
Lol when she put her hair back up.
Right that shit was funny as hell!!!
有慢動作教學不錯 💯👍
Poor guy how many times she flip her
*him
Peace and harmony upon humans. Hoping for the best for the world future. 💕 👍 Thanks for the tutorial. 💕
The best techniques
Используй силу врага против его самого Айкидо. Замечательная женщина👩 😍👍
да позаботься об этой силе
😂😂😂сколько можно верить в эти сказки ...японских шарлатанов
Mistrzyni!Uderzam się w pierś a atakują!Niesprawiedliwe!Marek.
Lmao I would just grab their arm and throw them 😂
Thanks for posting!
Scenarios are not realistic enough.
Growing up where i am from , some of these attacks are not common.
Referring to knife behind the back attacks and gun attacks.
@@maxzhao8331 shut up,i am aikido "player",and i already have blue belt,and in this video is just a simple scheme,in aikido are hundreds of them,just watch videos with aikido
@@gabwafen6278 aikido is just for show. Even a high level black belt admitted that it doesn't work in real situations. In aikido, your opponent isn't allowed to fight back(you should already be aware of this). Whereas in the real world, people fight back. Remember when UFC fighters and journalists laughed at a 7th degree aikido black belt named Steven seagal? Lol
@@uhjeff3651 In my dojo, my Sensei let's the opponent fight back and shows us how to avoid it.
Hold your assailant in place with your legs while you put your hairband back in. I love that 🙂
This doesn't teach anything. The title should be, "Aikidoka showing off her aikido," and not, "10 Self-Defense moves You MUST Know."
Some people are visual learners
Is it used by Sensei Steven Seagall ? That's the ultimate and only test !!
WTF???? Is this a joke??......Holly crap
@Michael Terrell II ...This shit doesnt work, not even close..
Here's a good idea, why don't you show a video of you fighting, that would be good. No?
Good job. Well-done
Cringe
Excelente aula top 10.🙋🙋🙋🙋🙋🙋🙋
Bullshido at it's finest!
If you don't want to say anything nice about this certain topic then we don't need to hear your opinion. Have you ever experienced it? No, so keep it to yourself.
@@jassagao694 its not opinion, sign up for muay thai and you will see you wasted your time on aikido
Brilliant, and in slow motion, the moves are so fast 🙂
Does not work
Oss Sensei
What you present is really interesting and crucial,i do appreciate your job,i wish you peace and happiness under the sky of prosperity, all the best.
Take care and have a good time
Your Student from Algeria
Brava 👍👍
wow I think I'm in love !
2:57 speed and strength are so required! They are a 'must' with accurate and "HIGH ATTENTION AND FOCUSING"
Thank you for sharing. Ilangg bag kaya ng cement at buhangin kailangan pa ganon ang lababo