The stronger you become ..the more gentle you get!..:)..when watching your vids ..i always feel that you guys point out the essence of what it's all about. If there are options don't fight ...:)
What many critics of Aikido don't understand is, all the flowy, impractical stuff they see as bogus tends to involve really smart placement, if trained correctly... in such a way where if you do screw up the rehearsed technique, you're still left in a good position for turning it around with more instinctive, easy striking and more mechanical, jujutsu-like grappling. Still, without developing that, without getting good at not panicking, without knowing how to mix it up... the only good option you're often left with upon losing control of the big, flowwy, formal throw is in that instant, to run away. Still, for a real, non-MMA fight, running away is unmistakably the best self defense you can have, even if you're good at MMA-style fighting. Concealed knives are something Jiujitsukas will always have to look out for on the street, making going to the ground a bad call when there's no referee.
Kokikai, or Ki Society if you can't find Kokikai. There's nothing wrong with Aikikai either, but I'm biased, since I am a Kokikai practitioner. Aikikai is the most popular, so it might be what you're looking for. For me, Kokikai is less technical and more about controlling your opponents posture, etc (we train with resistance, but usually (mostly) without atemi (strikes)) Aikikai, from what I understand, can run the risk of reducing techniques to a series of mechanics, which, for the most part, is not a good thing (except, to learn... it's okay to reduce a technique to a series of mechanics. But to get it to the point where you can do it reliably, it has to be a living, breathing grappling technique, where each throw is a little different than the last (but, follows the same basic outline, if possible)). YMMV with Aikikai and perhaps some are better about that than others. Really, it's probably more about the individual school or instructor moreso than it is about the style.
I like when the training aikido flow is in the greem place. I watch Aikido flow in always! I'm from heart of Brasil. Thanks for their dedication in Aikido! God bless u!
I really like your vidéos guys ! Good application of aïkido Technics . and your teach us with funny style :) il love that, thanks Uze and On drej ;) i love Aikido Flow (y)
This is a great video. in Aikido we are always concerned about where are we positioning our hands and arms before something nasty happens. Usually the aikidoka is not comfortable with the "kamae" posture practised in the dojo while in a street situation.
These guys are fantastic , I came down from Glasgow for their seminar ...I think you missed a treat . I would love to see them in Glasgow for a seminar .
I make my first move I toucht the like button before I starting watching ds I like you sir...allways following your vedeos from mindanao philipphines surigao del norte
I am Karate Black Belt, but as for me karate is more useful for offensive in street fights rather than countering, I am learning Aikido as it is more peaceful, requires less brute strength, and it is good in countering opponents. I personally recommend Aikido.
Great reality based defensive moves but needs to be practiced and practiced firstly in slow motion until in the event of an attack and the fear driven adrenalin spike kicks in those moves happen naturally on auto pilot. 👍👍👍👍
your channel is the only one I've seen where you're constantly trying to maintain a pose of self awareness. In other words, a lot of moves you engage in are designed to make it clear that you're not the aggressor and a lot are designed to spare the attacker.
You guy's are incredible, you are very pro active, positive and deliver content in a very clear and concise manner. Well done. My family and I live in Australia in a regional area with no access to Aikido practitioners, I have three teenage daughters who would benefit greatly from learning the philosophies and techniques that Aikido has to offer, not to mention the cardiovascular benefits. It would be amazing if you guys could offer You Tube classes each week ie Lesson 1 and Lesson 2 that teenage girls the world over could join in and learn how to defend themselves against trouble and learn a philosophy that teaches how to be a better human being regardless of race, religion or social economic status. Thanks again to you and your team, I know how much effort goes into producing something like this, it is an amazing community service, that actually saves lives.
This video series is a very dangerous one... you watch and watch and watch and can't get enough of it :)) Good understanding of Aikido, positive energy, intelligent approach and nice music just flow, thanks.
Gentlemen, I just want to thank you both for the great aikido videos. I hope to start training in aikido soon. Looking forward to more videos, keep up the good work.
Azu it would be useful to discuss hanmi vs square stance or kamae in general. Looks like you were mostly in square stance. DaitoRyu often moves out of square stance and can be quite effective. My aikido club strongly emphasizes classic hanmi and finding and defining the line. When I've ben attacked (by as many as 6 to one) I've had success leading out of hanmi. One can gently transition to hanmi without appearing provacative. Fred
AZU you gotta be careful that the attacker doesn't catch your fingers when you hand your hands up to keep your distance (like steven seagal could to ! :)))
Azue I am a doorman from Australia and I was just watching this old clip and you said at the first time you got into a trouble you forgot all your training. That does happen . With me, however, I have many many years of training under my belt, and every time I got into a blue. ( blue in Australia is a fight. I don’t know if you know that ) I always get nervous sweat , Adrenaline shot through your body, makes your hands shake. Your opponent sees that and thinks you’re scared and you are , you don’t want to get hurt you don’t wanna lose your front teeth you want to get stabbed but when it starts your training cuts in straight away and you feel totally at ease and you know exactly what you’re doing That’s how I feel anyway. P S I do enjoy watching your clips.
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Nice vid as always Azu. Cant go wrong with both hands out in front keeping the guy at a distance. Btw does CCTV in your country mean monitor or security camera? Thanks.
If I were you, I'd decide between three martial arts: kung fu, Japanese jujitsu, or aikido. Those three are very good styles. I'm currently trying to decide what martial art I wanna join.
Yeah we're pretty darn hard to defend against because most of us have power in each hand from years of forced adaptations to a right dominant world. Like fighting Tyson 😂🥊
Learning Aikido online helped me a lot but I still had to come to the dojo and practise what I had seen online with a partner. Practise and repetition is the only way to learn something properly.
The stronger you become ..the more gentle you get!..:)..when watching your vids ..i always feel that you guys point out the essence of what it's all about.
If there are options don't fight ...:)
You are so smart and clever !
This channel is awesome! Keep it coming!
As usual, excellent teaching and with good humor!
Why would anyone want to attack a nice dude like you?
Maybe someone want to steal his neck
Suicidal?
Jealousy? 😂😂
@@deedeesdriving3957 Yes, that's the most logical
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What many critics of Aikido don't understand is, all the flowy, impractical stuff they see as bogus tends to involve really smart placement, if trained correctly... in such a way where if you do screw up the rehearsed technique, you're still left in a good position for turning it around with more instinctive, easy striking and more mechanical, jujutsu-like grappling. Still, without developing that, without getting good at not panicking, without knowing how to mix it up... the only good option you're often left with upon losing control of the big, flowwy, formal throw is in that instant, to run away.
Still, for a real, non-MMA fight, running away is unmistakably the best self defense you can have, even if you're good at MMA-style fighting. Concealed knives are something Jiujitsukas will always have to look out for on the street, making going to the ground a bad call when there's no referee.
Very true nice comment.
Kokikai, or Ki Society if you can't find Kokikai. There's nothing wrong with Aikikai either, but I'm biased, since I am a Kokikai practitioner. Aikikai is the most popular, so it might be what you're looking for.
For me, Kokikai is less technical and more about controlling your opponents posture, etc (we train with resistance, but usually (mostly) without atemi (strikes)) Aikikai, from what I understand, can run the risk of reducing techniques to a series of mechanics, which, for the most part, is not a good thing (except, to learn... it's okay to reduce a technique to a series of mechanics. But to get it to the point where you can do it reliably, it has to be a living, breathing grappling technique, where each throw is a little different than the last (but, follows the same basic outline, if possible)). YMMV with Aikikai and perhaps some are better about that than others. Really, it's probably more about the individual school or instructor moreso than it is about the style.
I like when the training aikido flow is in the greem place.
I watch Aikido flow in always!
I'm from heart of Brasil.
Thanks for their dedication in Aikido!
God bless u!
The channel, show new view about Aikido in situation real...Again, very nice, very nice.
Walk away and live another day,
Too much knife culture etc nowadays.
but theres no harm in knowing what to do if that situation ever arises which hopefully it wont, keep up good work and videos guys! Much appreciated
Walking away is always the best option or to even diffuse the situation with kind, loving words.
Very well said my friend😁
Ralph melvin
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Bullshit.
I really like your vidéos guys !
Good application of aïkido Technics . and your teach us with funny style :) il love that, thanks Uze and On drej ;)
i love Aikido Flow (y)
This is a great video. in Aikido we are always concerned about where are we positioning our hands and arms before something nasty happens. Usually the aikidoka is not comfortable with the "kamae" posture practised in the dojo while in a street situation.
The technique looked a lot like what we do in Krav Maga
I like Kenpo, Aikido, Judo, Catch Wrestling, and Boxing, so my system looks like an Aiki-jitsu with a western touch.
My system is rarely go to pubs and clubs. Not been in a fight since school.
Great instructor!
Great videos guys.. keep them flowing👍🥋
This is one of the best martial art's channel I had ever seen.
Keep on working.
Greetings from Argentina.
@@sisterzofebia382 sorry if my comment ofended you i dont have a perfect english but i was trying to say that i really liked the video.
@@sisterzofebia382 i have been martial arts for years and i know how its teached. (second paragraph)
And keep your eyes on their arms and leg! Seriously you will react way better
These guys are fantastic , I came down from Glasgow for their seminar ...I think you missed a treat . I would love to see them in Glasgow for a seminar .
fuckin brilliant, cheers mate .wish you had a gym in Florida.jesus ,you're. awesome .from a cockney paddy.
I make my first move I toucht the like button before I starting watching ds I like you sir...allways following your vedeos from mindanao philipphines surigao del norte
I used to fight with my older brother and we just brawled, I've been thrown through doors (sometimes more than one at a time) to count.
I am Karate Black Belt, but as for me karate is more useful for offensive in street fights rather than countering, I am learning Aikido as it is more peaceful, requires less brute strength, and it is good in countering opponents. I personally recommend Aikido.
Great reality based defensive moves but needs to be practiced and practiced firstly in slow motion until in the event of an attack and the fear driven adrenalin spike kicks in those moves happen naturally on auto pilot. 👍👍👍👍
your channel is the only one I've seen where you're constantly trying to maintain a pose of self awareness. In other words, a lot of moves you engage in are designed to make it clear that you're not the aggressor and a lot are designed to spare the attacker.
Thanks for another amazing vid ;-)
And here's an idea... Slow down please.... 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
Akidoflow clips are well produced , and provide good and useful self defense instructions .
You guy's are incredible, you are very pro active, positive and deliver content in a very clear and concise manner. Well done. My family and I live in Australia in a regional area with no access to Aikido practitioners, I have three teenage daughters who would benefit greatly from learning the philosophies and techniques that Aikido has to offer, not to mention the cardiovascular benefits. It would be amazing if you guys could offer You Tube classes each week ie Lesson 1 and Lesson 2 that teenage girls the world over could join in and learn how to defend themselves against trouble and learn a philosophy that teaches how to be a better human being regardless of race, religion or social economic status. Thanks again to you and your team, I know how much effort goes into producing something like this, it is an amazing community service, that actually saves lives.
Thanks Neil, I am glad that you appreciate what we are trying to do. Maybe in the future we will look into some online classes.
This video series is a very dangerous one... you watch and watch and watch and can't get enough of it :)) Good understanding of Aikido, positive energy, intelligent approach and nice music just flow, thanks.
love you brother.
Great video!!!
Gentlemen, I just want to thank you both for the great aikido videos. I hope to start training in aikido soon. Looking forward to more videos, keep up the good work.
Thats kinda useful. Easy moves but useful. Dec 2019 whos watching?
Thank you. Getting back into it.
Love your channel bro!
Thanks.
great video ... keep up the good work
thanks u are the best ..
Good video.
Azu it would be useful to discuss hanmi vs square stance or kamae in general. Looks like you were mostly in square stance. DaitoRyu often moves out of square stance and can be quite effective. My aikido club strongly emphasizes classic hanmi and finding and defining the line. When I've ben attacked (by as many as 6 to one) I've had success leading out of hanmi. One can gently transition to hanmi without appearing provacative.
Fred
AZU you gotta be careful that the attacker doesn't catch your fingers when you hand your hands up to keep your distance (like steven seagal could to ! :)))
If i would have those arms i wouldn't worry too much anyways, i'll just punch in the face to anyone even daring to look near me LOL
wish you were my instructor. .your students must be deadly like you. I mean in a good way .thanx so much .gonna watch all ur videos
never give your back to the person your fithing
Aikido flow I challenge u to film doing my Speed Aiki Grappling Rules 2 by 2 min rounds. Less talk more live
Azue I am a doorman from Australia and I was just watching this old clip and you said at the first time you got into a trouble you forgot all your training. That does happen . With me, however, I have many many years of training under my belt, and every time I got into a blue. ( blue in Australia is a fight. I don’t know if you know that ) I always get nervous sweat , Adrenaline shot through your body, makes your hands shake.
Your opponent sees that and thinks you’re scared and you are , you don’t want to get hurt you don’t wanna lose your front teeth you want to get stabbed but when it starts your training cuts in straight away and you feel totally at ease and you know exactly what you’re doing That’s how I feel anyway. P S I do enjoy watching your clips.
I've been attacked many times but usually the culprit is non human.
So how do you stop them yellow and black stripy flying evil wasps?
Backup and walk away. Never turn your back!
True.
Great video as ever guys 👍 which club do you work at in London Azu?
Ģood points, but dont forget they may come from behing.
As we were told in militRy, hit first ask question s later it works.
Great thanks
thank you Azu!
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Great video, very good advice. This guy is the real deal!
great video and very useful, all of these vids are great.
Nice
Turn around and walk away so the idiot can put his hard fist in the back of your neck and knock u out cold / dead ? That is crap martial art !!
Aikido and Jiu Jitsu mix would be so cool
Cubing W/ Nick Yoseikan budo or daito ryu (aiki) jujitsu
Aikijutsu
You are such a lovely bloke I just want to give you great big cuddle.
These videos are so good. So realistic. Thank you Big Bro…
Just use the GUn dude, easy and simple problem solved.
Never wait to be attacked!! Always be ready with your Aikido training young padawan!!
Thanks! Yes, walk away.
the initial deflection would be nice to go over slowly
Nice vid as always Azu. Cant go wrong with both hands out in front keeping the guy at a distance. Btw does CCTV in your country mean monitor or security camera? Thanks.
Yes, CCTV Is close circuit television.
Thanks mate..
but yr dodging the punch and without that you can,t do anything.
Suriage hand deflection seagal aikido
If your shoulder moves, i can see it 😀
Could you guys do a very detailed video on Azu's thumb lock?
Good stuff,good advice.
2:07. Love that stance ❤️❤️
thanks for the videos !
These guys are great.
I served seven years in the brasil Army. Tank driver. I know aikido.
Tank vickers medium inglese.
What if you walk with a cane?
Arms out in front also prevents them doing the chest to chest thing - normally followed by a head butt....
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Azu the Mannn!"
aikido is great
I think you need to take some time and go to ShepherdSurvives website to learn about it.
some of your moves remind me of Daito ryu Aikijujutsu. Have you studied Daito ryu or any other style Azu
No, you wont' stay that good looking!!! You're doing a good job. Love your vids!
love these videos.
can't wait to start aikido
me too :)
I really like this channel. It's too bad the nearest Aikido dojo is 90 minutes from me.
If I were you, I'd decide between three martial arts: kung fu, Japanese jujitsu, or aikido. Those three are very good styles. I'm currently trying to decide what martial art I wanna join.
Every art has something good to offer. I you have the time, try them all.
Edris Elbow. What up gee. 😁😁😁😁😁
expect the unexpected ?
More dark season needed
This is not aïkido
can you do a video about if you prefer Aikido or Jujitsu more
Would like more vids where you address the center of the attacker/ the attack and not the expected outcome of a confrontation
Quick thing to note: I'm left handed and have an adopted style of protecting from right handed attackers
how do you deal with southpaws?
Yeah we're pretty darn hard to defend against because most of us have power in each hand from years of forced adaptations to a right dominant world. Like fighting Tyson 😂🥊
he's m'y favourite😀
Thank you for the video.
I like ikeydo so much
I like aikeydo so much
Yeah. Nice. That's it
Did you guys make a video this week?
We have been slacking, so busy with other stuff. We'll have a new video out this week.
Ossu.
Kime.
Where is Jason we haven't seen him in months
Jason is normally behind the camera but you will see him soon.
+Azu's Point Of View Great thank u :)
So , i know aikido its self defense and counter type.. But how to offensive in aikido way? By the way thanks so much for the videos
I live in London! where did you shoot this?
Oueens park, it's round the corner from queens park train station in North West London.
+Azu's Point Of View cool!!
+Azu's Point Of View Also what are your views on learning aikido online?
Learning Aikido online helped me a lot but I still had to come to the dojo and practise what I had seen online with a partner. Practise and repetition is the only way to learn something properly.