Aikido: "Vertical Limit". Christian Tissier Shihan
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 มิ.ย. 2024
- Christian Tissier on Economy, the difference between Basic and Applied technique, and Confidence in the roles of Uke and Tori. Uchi kaiten nage 0:11, Soto kaiten nage 3:15, Tai otoshi 8:01, Sokumen irimi nage 9:32, and Tenchi nage 14:36 are demonstrated. Filmed at the Medway Park Judo Centre in 2014.
From Katate dori unless specified:
00:00 Introduction
00:11 Uchi kaiten nage
00:35 Basic vs. Applied technique
02:04 Notes on Ukemi
03:15 Soto kaiten nage
05:01 Constructing the shoulder-lifting entry
08:01 Tai otoshi
09:32 Sokumen irimi nage
12:52 Ikkyo equalising exercise from Men uchi
14:36 Confidence in Ukemi using Tenchi nage
15:43 Sokumen irimi nage direct entry
16:09 Acknowledgements
Seminar hosted by Brighton Aikikai:
brightonaikikai.org.uk/
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Watch the Principles of Engagement series for more on Cancelling, Equalising, Limit, and the Axis of Action:
brightonaikikai.org.uk/princip...
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Another great video. Shocked that it had so few comments.
Excellent video, such fine application details
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Sensei i want aks to aikkido.
Is there any relation between selft martial art n body relagion?
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Sensei koshimage please
I Love Aikido.
I do need to know:
Why have so many Uke/Nage interactions we have observed, in general, neglected pragmatic attention to Uke's free hand though.
This is a rhetorical question.
Because aikido does not work.
@MGC: I Respectfully disagree.
Tori also has a free hand. What isn’t communicated in a video is that Uke feels this. They don’t use their free hand because they sense that Tori can Atemi also, making the situation martially equal, and therefore Uke is more cautious to throw away their second hand. This is a rhetorical answer. :D
@@eliseereclus3475 5 years of aikido training, pal. I speak first hand. And doesn't work. At all.
You love akido, but unlock real martial arts like jiu jitsu, you are brainwashed into believing you can' 'move energy' in your opponent, and that your opponent always approaches you slowly, with an arm extended. This is the reason this is the 'martial arts' of liberals......you can believe you are prepared for a fight, when in fact you have no idea what you are getting into.
Sensei...................
Is there a medicine for me?
My power is empty.
I feel week.
I practicce by look in fb.
People claim.that aikido does not realistic in real life ?? Is this truth
Do you want it to be true?
@@BrightonAikikai no sir I want to be false ...aikido seems so brutal locking and breaking joints...I want to be aikido very useful ..but it's not about me i am not aikido practicer I practice some self defence tools only ..
You've asked a very interesting question.
The answer is a bit complicated though, because Aikido is designed to be more than just a system of self-defence techniques.
Do you have a "self" worth defending? How about your family, friends, and neighbours? This is not for anyone to judge of course, but Aikido is a tool we can use for self-development as well as self-defence. Its purpose is to help people be in good relations with each other despite the capacity to be violent sometimes.
In such a world there is no need for self-defence at all. :)
Of course, this is a very ambitious goal! Perhaps it is impossible. It does not mean that Aikido techniques cannot be useful or "realistic", but this is not a problem of Aikido. It is a problem of the martial-artist.
If you want to be an effective martial-artist it is best to practice as many martial-arts as possible to a good level. Aikido may be one of them, but we hope you get more spiritual depth out of it than just painful techniques!
@@BrightonAikikai sir Steven Seagal is also best practitioner ..I think it's depend of individual...cause people don't focus in conditioning...first of all we have to so fast and strong together.like Steven Seagal ..how he parry and kinfe hand to throat and neck .and backfist to face and kick to stomach shinn and groin ..then he use aikido flow... cause morio oshiba was legend ..he did it best and I have seen in a video aikdio in Japan the grandmaster break many MMA folk ......so I think aikido is very effective ..but we have to make our body fast and strong and learn to strike while parry the attacks then use aikido flow....am I going in the good point sir?
Just a tip. Anything Jap style that has a DO prefix is Art oriented. Any that has a Jutsu prefix is application oriented. I won’t your intelligence so I will leave the application definition to yourself. The only clear advantage Aikido and Judo have many systems is there excellent break fall system that teaches the student to engage threat’s safely. Furthermore do not mistake the Jutsu prefix to the Brazilian Jui Jutsu which has nothing to do any Jap martial system.