Great video. Thanks so much. I'm sure it wasn't easy to arrange. It brought back many memories. I remember getting to about 20mins in, looking at the clock and going , "oh man, I am never going to make it to 7am". After those classes I felt so great to have finished. Especially on the few days that I made all 5 classes.
Thank you for the video! It has been 20 years since I last set foot in an Aikido dojo, and I miss it very much. I trained from 1994 to 2000, reach First Kyu, and completing a special "Kenshu" 2 year training class. I still embrace the spirit of Aikido to this day! Osu...
ahahaha Mihaly～Wonderful channel! I met u at Hombu dojo the past April. But unfortunately, no chance to practice with you~ Hope next time I will meet you at Hombu Dojo again!
I studied another style of Aikido - Shodokan (Tomiki) - as well as Aikikai (this vid), and I am struck to see how soft this style is here. After 2 years in Shodokan, it is very interesting to see how un-martial Aikikai has become. It’s pretty, tho.
That’s ridiculous! So you go into your dojo with the intent of destroying your practice partner. I’m glad I’ve never had the displeasure of meeting you.
oh, and bro, i saw some pretty goodclips of Tomiki aikido (although as we all know, Tomiki uses aikido techniques but isnt aikido "at all".) of Japanese people. Japanese budoka always impress me bc they dont trashtalk others, like the way you trashtalk about other martial arts. Grow up, bro. Show us that you are spiritually stable and mature.
Long-ranged, telegraphed, unrealistic attacks, and cooperative partners....if Hombu Dojo is exhibiting all of this, is there any real Aikido left? Please tell me that someone, somewhere, is keeping alive the legacy of a former samurai.....
What you appreciate in the video is what is commonly known as commercial Aikido or white-collar Aikido. This version of Aikido was developed by Koetsu (Kisshomaru) Ueshiba with the support of Koichi Tohei with the aim of attracting a new audience to its ranks. It must be borne in mind that, after the Pacific War and the defeat of Japan by means of the atomic power, all thoughts or activities related to the war and the imperial military values were *severely discredited* to the general public view. Therefore, to revive this organization, Koetsu renamed it as the "Aiki Corporation Main Aikido Dojo Headquarters" or _Aikikai Honbu Dojo_ . With this, aikido had to be re-presented to japan and the world in a non-warlike, non-aggressive, inclusive, harmonious way; a way for the new times and the new thinking, which derived gradually to the dynamic and aerobic dance-like training that is seen to this date. You will not find in this Aikido anything related to the study of martial prowess or effectiveness, since it is not its objective. At the end of the day (and this is just my opinion) Aikikai is *not* Ueshiba Morihei's Aikido, is Ueshiba Kisshomaru's Aikido. Ueshiba Morihei O Sensei already perceived these changes for a long time and for that reason he left Tokyo for the rural Iwama looking for a place to develop his Aikido and build a shrine dedicated to the deities of his discipline. His last years were spent in Iwama shaping what would be his final version of Aikido. Perhaps you should be inclined to look at Iwama or the styles developed by Ueshiba Morihei's students from before the war for that samurai legacy.
@@airon3348 Wow. This really explains a lot. I studied Aikido years ago and what I practiced was far more rigorous that what I see here. I had always dreamed of going to the Hombu Dojo to receive the real hard-core Aikido, but now I see that that had been washed clean. Can you name some names of some of the teachers from that Iwama period and where they may be continuing the purer tradition that is actually a "martial" art? Do you know of anyone in the west who would be carrying on that tradition?
My partner has trained in the arts for over thirty years and in his teen years used to watch aikido laughing at the lads rolling around but has been been training in aikido for over twelve years and said it works along with his other arts not on its own but he has met some of early aikido's uk founders one of which was a lady called Doreen who knew master seato hombu master the founders student
These Japanese fighting techniques evolved from the Samurai and the use of bladed weapons . I've seen knife defences in aikido . Whatever your martial art you'd better be very good against a knife because otherwise you'll get cut or stabbed . Our instructors were clear about this. Also , I remember being told 'try to keep still , don't jump about '.
Neither the doshu nor his successor are supposed to hold any ranks or belts. They are teaching and training outside the rank system, so no one stands above or below them.
The movements of Aikido are sound, the problem is with the pedagogy: they never teach them in a dynamic, holistic way and so they do not have a full understanding of the full utilities of any movement. There are Dynamic strikes, chokes, and breaks in Aikido most teachers have a basic understanding of but never apply beyond a shadowy expression that never gets due practice, and if you dont practice it, you won't do it.
Thank you very much for this, brilliant to see inside hombu dojo. If this class starts at 6 am, can you please tell me how many classes there are per day and how long are they?
@@LostWonderer I see the events until August are cancelled (of course!). I wonder if the dojo is entirely closed for COVID, and how everyone is dealing with it!
Why won’t they complete the throw with spirit is beyond me. This is why I prefer Yoshinkan although my 50 year old body might prefer this. That would be the joy reason. Tissier Sensei also Aikikai has a more aggressive style.
@@shinobidragon999 hahaha nice try. Im and mma and kick boxer practitioner. And Aikido doesnt work in real life periot. Save your money dont try that shit
I like aikido I've been doing it for six years at this point and have garnered a brown belt in it something people need to understand is not all aikido is the same style what you see in the video is the newest style of aikido stuff like yoshinkan and nishio aikido are some of the older styles back when O'Sensei had aikido as more closer to the roots of Jiu Jitsu and the originators of those styles learned from him at that period of time if you had to choose a form of aikido go for one of those or if you're lucky Steven Seagals aikido would be a better choice the techniques in that at least make more sense. That's not to say I think Aikido as a whole is effective there are things that work the wrist locks especially hurt like a bitch but I will agree with everyone there is some bullshit in aikido again this is coming from someone who has had over six years of experience in it so I feel like I know what I'm talking about.
I wouldn't train aikido for self-defence unless you have a teacher with a radically different training methodology. As you can see in this video, the head of the mainline doesn't teach techniques with resistance or from realistic attacks. As the Aikikai's website states, "The goal of Aikido training is not perfection of a step or skill, but rather improving one's character according to the rules of nature." In other words it doesn't aim to teach anything practical except character development.
Mihaly Sensei, I would like to help your channel to translate English subtitles into Portuguese, is it possible? Sometimes I do translations for Guillaume Erard Sensei's videos too. Thank you !
Naw not hard at all, if my 5 yr old can move me in the same direction I'm moving by using our momentums together - even she can lead me to the ground.. It's about flow not power & breaking the apponent's balance while you are rooted & centered at the same time accepting their force of direction towards you.. But will be honest, out of experience the only problem you'll find here is if the apponent is ""NOT committed to their attacks..
That cover photo of the sensei throwing an opponent with the effortless look on his face cracks me up. I guarantee it wouldn’t be so effortless for him to throw me.
You don't understand what is aikido. Aikido works by forming physical harmony with the assailant. That is the secret to aikido's effortless throwing. For all the energy you use to resist, it is the aikido guy's job to conform oneself to the rhythm of your energy.
I disagree with most people saying that Aikido doesn't work .All I see is them attacking the neck and the throat to me that is very dangerous 😜 I have never seen the MMA boys attack one another in the throat. Wrist locks are banned in full contact judo as well as finger locks the only thing they don't do are eye gouges.Also training with weapons are also essential for self defense. What you don't see are the full force strikes to the arms neck and throat which you need a split second before doing an arm ,wrist lock or a throw, very effective ...to me any who can smash a coconut with his bare hands is very dangerous 😜🤣
Uke can counter tori techniques easily, the form doesn't work. Tori is too far from uke to have any control. Tori most of time are not in the direction of uke. Aikido works, but aikidoka are very bad level, uke can't (and don't know) how to counter, how to correct tori techniques. Also aikidoka practice a form that have no sense, not usable.
Aikido can be very beautiful as every art however I don’t understand why they have so many of the people attack with a chop. This odds of this happening in a street encounter are next to none.
Not sure why people like you keep "popping up" onaikido channels, why not stay at the channels that you like and that you "understand", channels where a punch is a punch and a kick is a kick. You almost seem like a hater, a troll...
@@FreeSalesTips But it doesn't function in a fight. Trying to turn it into effective self defense or a combat style ruins what aikido is designed to do. Look at how they execute the moves, it's clearly made to look nice, and there's nothing wrong with that.
@@SwordTune Aikido functions in a fight as an effect self defense, and not as a combat style. The way aikido executes the moves is to use the assailant's own energy against them.
@@FreeSalesTips You need to know how to fight in order to defend yourself in a fight. Aikido cannot be used for defense because it is for art and performance. To use your opponent's energy against them, judo, juijitsu, or wrestling have throws that effortlessly move opponents around. But not Aikido. It's throws are used against non threatening "attackers" because those attackers are basically dance partners.
@@SwordTune Aikido is used as a self-defense art to defend in a fight without needing to fight. Its throws are used against threatening attackers because those attackers are basically dance partners.
Is it normal for none of the other students to talk to a visiting foreigner? None of the Western students who spoke English even said a word to me. That was my experience with a class I attended this summer. The woman at the front desk was very helpful and nice, though.
While it is quite beautiful to watch, from an 'arts' perspective... if anyone actually resisted or fought back; 3/4 of those techniques would never work! They only flow so easy because the partner is going with every movement.
Aaron Rodriguez Aikido is not designed for fight, only for defense. If you want to hurt somebody and you throw a committed attack to an Aikidoka you are gonna get destroyed.
Carlos Centeno you're completely wrong, someone who trains even for a month in mma or boxing will pass a Aikidokas defense immediately and KO. even moreso if the person has jiujitsu/wrestling/judo experience. someone trained only in aikido will be annihilated in a fight against someone of any skill level in other martial arts under the MMA umbrella, period.
@@carloscenteno6540 Sorry buddy... I've studied Aikido, along with many other arts in my 30+ years of training and fighting. My Aikido instructor threw me all around when I was a Uke for him, but when whenever we did any free sparring; I smoked him every time. Don't get me wrong, I think Aikido is beautiful and peaceful, which I why I was studying it. But it has NO practical application.
@@aaronrodriguez2898 Do you still study it? I've just started doing Aikido and I'm aware based on my research that it certainly isn't very effective with only a handful of videos where practitioners managed to pull off a kote gaeishi in self defense situations. I really like it though regardless of whether it works or not. I've been trying to figure out why I like it so much and I think it's because it's peaceful. If you still study it, do you study it as a peaceful practice? What do you get out of it? Peace :).
@@egontokessy1610 I still actively train in martial arts (Krav Maga currently), but not Aiikido. Sadly, the Aikido dojo closed a few years ago and there is no other one near me. I studied it because I liked the flowing art to it, and it was a nice balance with the other hard styles I train in. I also liked the principals of redirection and flow, similar to small circle jujitsu.
Rei (bowing) is used to do both. I did Aikikai Aikido in New Orleans, Louisiana approximately five years. How Aikido is done it is mostly in silence and you learn through observation and experience just as other Japanese meditative arts. Discussion is done either before or after Keiko (class).
@@kevionrogers2605 Thanks for your reply. I understand rei, but not talking to your students is inconsiderate. I'm not sure that aikido is "mostly done in silence" - it is up to the discretion of the teacher - but even if it were the case, that applies to keiko not to the beginning and end of class. A teacher that says absolutely nothing and barely acknowledges the existence of their students is not a good teacher.
@@shugyosha7924 From my experience in Aikikai Aikido with the United States Aikido Federation that is generally how a class is done. Everyone lines up does mindfulness centering then the instructors bows in and starts moving and the class just mimics what they are doing. Children's classes are much different though. Also examinations have talking in it.
@@kevionrogers2605 My experience is with Aikikai. But I think it's a bit besides the point because it doesn't really matter how many teachers give their students the silent treatment, it doesn't affect the point that giving your students the silent treatment is inconsiderate. If every teacher decided to copy the doshu, I think that would just make everyone worse teachers.
I just have to step up to the plate and say it. aikido is BULLSHIDO!!! I wasted a year of my life training this bullshit. I'm now training in combat sports, because it's the MOST effective compared to all traditional martial arts. It's sad but true. Either be open minded, or you'll be forever stagnant with your fighting skills.
I dont understand why youre making fun of Aikido. I started training in Aikido when i was 10 years old, after watching under siege and yes I know some people dont like Steven seagal but it inspired me. I went to study with the great white tiger while he was still forming the UFC with Mr. Frank Dux and they used me as an example of how a 10 year old boy weighing 80lbs can easily stop a 200lb boxer with out even gettting hit. I also learned the death touch but i can not use on it anyone for obvious reasons. People only talk crap about Ninjaitsushotojutsu and Aikido el stevo no touch empty hand bullshitokungfuo because they are whimps, and know their worthless MMA is no match for us in real life hand to hand to the death combat. ive studied at the yellow bamboo, the black belch academy, and even a little at My Hero Academia, so I know what im talking about. Aikido is the most lethal combat style ever made, and to suggest other wise is preposterous !!
Albert Brabham Sorry, waste of time - it’s clear you are not educable and express yourself accordingly. Not only you state fantasy - please read solid scholarly sources. As the four founders of Google, stated clearly ‘that the Internet is a cesspool of misinformation’. For you, unfortunately,
I've trained Aikido for 9 years train with sotome sensei trained with them all and now I'm back to trading with my original teachers from Korea who are former International Champions and I'm telling you all flat out Aikido does not work against a trained fighter you will get knocked out sorry to break it to so many people I've studied it for 9 years I studied the tension version all of it I'm telling you it's not going to work against a trained fighter you're going to get knocked out!!!
John Maisonneuve Whatever you think of his movies, Segal was the first westerner to open a dojo in Japan. He was seventh dan at the original Hombu dojo!
In a street fight or attack, i doubt any one would offer his hand like that. theyd punch and kick!/ or use wepons. what im getting at here, is, is this practical defence in a real situation? Oky, i guess the answer is yes, if you know what your doing!
For all the naysayers: there are no claims being made by Aikido that it is purposed for fighting or for self defence. Those are claims being made by other martial arts about Aikido. Indeed some independent dojos make such claims, but usually there are combative variations being taught in those dojos. Such variations are not taught in Hombu Dojo. The mainline purpose in Aikido training is not for fighting. There are greater things in life that fighting with other people. And it is those things that Aikido focuses on.
Why do you do a martial art? Just dance, it is the same. Or change the category of aikido as gymnastics. Official school in my country have said during many years "aikido, learn the way to defend you". C. Tissier said that too. The last decade, aikido dojo don't use the word defend. They realize that aikido is just useless, and a gymnastics. Aikido have no plus value than other gymnastics. That's why aikido fall down.
Akido always look beautiful. However it seems there is so much co-operation between the two so that the attack doesn’t seem realistic. The attacker is quite passive after the initial defence and lets him or her be twirled around. Certainly many believers.
you can tell how awkward it is for the students "sparring" each other bc the one guy playing along doesnt know which direction to shift his body weight to throw himself hahaa
I've trained this art for about 9 years and now I'm back to training with masters from Korea sadly I feel this art will not work against a trained fighter I have gotten it to work in situations in bars on the street Etc but you are fooling yourself if you think it's going to work on a trained fighter you're going to get knocked out I don't care what your degree is I know I've seen it first-hand it doesn't work
@PROUD BRIT it depends it can work because a street fighter will give you his balance because he doesn't really know what he's doing a trained fighter won't the way I'm trying to punch is a Lot Like Mike Tyson Mike Tyson was the ideal puncher that's really how you should punch and Aikido ain't going to work on Mike Tyson no f****** way in fact my Korean Grandmaster Raves about Mike Tyson because he really understood how to punch it's not your arms it's your car and when it's coming from your car bobbing and weaving slipping Aikido is going to be useless trust me I learned that lesson about 6 months ago and in street fighting will be useless to because now you're going up against somebody who's trained
I believe you cannot make aikido work for trained fighters because you fail to understand the fundamental philosophy of what is aikido. If you don't know what this fundamental philosophy is, my hint for this is in the name of aikido.
@@FreeSalesTips there is no blending with a punch from mike tyson he is going to destroy you I used to think the same thing as you, till my 8 degree Grandmaster had me try to use a aikido on his students there is no f****** way the reason Aikido won't work on a trained fighter is because train Fighters move too much they retract punches quickly to fire another one the way I was taught is when you punch as you're pulling back that is the momentum to fire the next one. Also to much bobing and weaving and faking . punch or kick you will not pull it off i will put money on it
@@danielpletcher3074 So would you say that it works only on people that are untrained without martial arts experience? In those situations you've described, how often could you pull those techniques off in a bar situation?
@@egontokessy1610 yes usaully untrained people next to impossible w trained fighter watch old clips of mike tyson thats how my Grandmaster teaches punching there is just no way your going to throw or joint lock that, where Aikido could be useful in that kind of situation is dropping your Center to get him a little off-balance to hit them but there's no way you're going to throw or joint lock those kind of punches
I have practiced Aikido myself for many years: it truly is an amazing *ART*. But it has nothing to do with practical self defense: *any* 6 months experienced kick boxer will win from even 5th Dan Aikidoka.
Aikido is for training your mind and body, let them grow and bring them together. A kickboxer who wants to grow and make or bring his own martial art to the next level can use aikido to make this true. My own experience with martial artists, boxing, kick boxing, kyodo and others give myself as an aikidoka the change to improve my own martial art. Once a master in boxing was my opponent in the dojo. It was unbelievable what we, me and the opponent, have learned from each other. It is still 8 years ago and the memories are stil living. I say to you : ‘this is aikido, this is boxing, these are martial arts'
Why do you and the three other guys use the same exact lines. “I have practice Aikido for c number of year” “but it has nothing to do with self defense” are you in bjj gyms and you are losing business. Fucking pathetic!
@@barney2403 look anyone can get lucky but the facts are this is not an effective self defense martial art. While they do have some moves that are effective the martial art as a whole is fairly ineffective. There's a reason this art isn't used or trained for combat sports. I'm not trying to bash the art or anyone who chooses to practice or learn it. I'm just saying from a self defense standpoint it's a terrible choice. All I'm saying is if I'm going to put time and effort into a martial art. I also want it to benefit me in real life if I need it. There are plenty of arts that are way more beneficial than this.
Aikido is a sort on mutual dancing with full participation of the pretend ‘attacker’; “give me your pretend strike”, unrealistic but mutually comforting, and watch me twirl you around. Indeed, it’s pretty but simply vacuous and but certainly a feel good’ activity, for a committed mind-set .
I was teaching a couple of days ago and caught my foot while receiving a technic from my senior student while we practiced vigorously- not presenting to class. I was punching to the face in a practical way. As I caught my foot in my hakama I was unable to correctly receive and nearly broke my neck as my face was driven into the mat and my body pivoted over the top of my head still pinned to the mat. What you are watching here is teaching - presenting to a class - like you watch boxers practicing in a gym on a punch ball. Don't mistake practice to imprint correct movement and technic with practical application which is very dangerous if you fail to receive. You only demonstrate in comment that you have never practiced anything for a lifetime - like a gymnast that must know every movement to N-degree or suffer terrible injury. In Aikido we practice in many ways - this is class , a beautiful class that has many levels depending on you training of martial arts and what layer of knowledge you see. I strongly recommend you find a martial art and practice a lifetime and then understand.
Kenji Nakakura Yes, a true believer - certainly unable to see reality. There is a reason that there is no competition in Aikido (one exception - and if you see it, it’s pathetic). But, not surprising, it doesn’t matter to the true believers. Sorry to let some reality in.
Do you even have ANY idea of how Aikido was created and what history it has? Do you have ANY idea, that all of these principles and techniques originally come from the battlefields of Japan in it's samurai-era? Do you have ANY idea of how o sensei was so sick of all those killings and deaths he had to excecute or have experienced before 2nd world war when he was young(he was in the army and he was a bodyguard of his mental mentor in those years) - that he started to create Aikido - a way to avoid violence in a very effective and harmless way? Do you have ANY idea how DEADLY these Aikido-techniques can be if excecuted just a little bit differently from what you can see in a dojo(where OBVIOUSLY no one wants to die nor get seriously injured!)? Of course not.
In all of my years as Aikidoka there were a lot of moments when a technique - like let's say shiho nage - were NOT exceuted properly by me or one of our students - the effect was horrible - it immediately went from a painless experience to an very painful and sometimes even death threatening situation for uke(the training partner) - it was often close to brake his neck or similar. It was very clear to us as young Aikidoka, that it was VERY important to excecute all these techniques in a very controlled way otherwise the technique can immiadately and suddenly switch to a very old form of it - a form that was used in the battlefields of old japan where it was affordable to kill or disable attackers as fast and as directly as possible. When you look closely you can still see a lot of those deadly techniques in Aikido - but hidden behind a very harmless VERSION of it...hidden in a very intelligent and pieceful version of it! From time to time our sensei showed us those old forms - showed us what ORIGINALLY and really is hidden behind irimi nage, shiho nage and so on....and I must admit it was horrible. He excecuted this old forms veeeeery slowly and with care - but you could still feel the power and you could feel what would happen if he'd excecuted it during a real attack with full force: Your arm, your shoulder, your neck, your wrist or whatever would be involved in this technique as attacker would be immediately broken while falling down to the ground! But this can only be understood by a person that went deep into this Aikido world. All the others just see some guys grabbing their hands and excecuting some "dancing"-like moves. But believe me - it's just the way of approaching those very dangerous techniques by training WITHOUT being harmed or harming someone else in the dojo !
Kenji Nakakura Kenji, you make unfounded assertions - how can you know my background. Shameful display - instead of asking the basis of someone’s claims, you jump to conclusions and make erroneous assertions. Thus, no exchange is possible. Sorry.
I was a fanboy once, I became an aikidoka. It lost me after years. But this training doesn't even look inspiring in any way to me. Where is the love? This video shows just an emotionless, kinda unmotivated bunch of overthetop movement-chains. Even the students during warm up seemed bored. Maybe I get this totally wrong. Maybe the video just didn't catch any intensity. But for me these are just some throw-in techniques, presented by a teacher, who is just a someone depending on his ancestors. No heart. No effectiveness - as far as Aikido can even deliver it.
Great video. Thanks so much. I'm sure it wasn't easy to arrange. It brought back many memories. I remember getting to about 20mins in, looking at the clock and going , "oh man, I am never going to make it to 7am". After those classes I felt so great to have finished. Especially on the few days that I made all 5 classes.
Very beautiful! I hope I can go to hombu dojo in the future..
Thank you for the video! It has been 20 years since I last set foot in an Aikido dojo, and I miss it very much. I trained from 1994 to 2000, reach First Kyu, and completing a special "Kenshu" 2 year training class. I still embrace the spirit of Aikido to this day! Osu...
Thank you for helping bring back the good practicing memories..
This video is going to save many new visitors many embarrassments. Thank you. It really is bringing me some memories.
Excellent Video Thank you for the upload. Its beautiful to watch.
good bless ueshiba family!!! thanks so much.
Thank you very much. Greetings from Argentina. OAA.
If one more person says aikido won’t work in a real fight I will lose my mind.
Aikidoka don't know how to fight. They learn bad aikido.
Oh man, police men, bouncers and prison guards all over the world use Aikido on the job on real people. It works.
It wont work in a real fight.
ahahaha Mihaly～Wonderful channel! I met u at Hombu dojo the past April. But unfortunately, no chance to practice with you~ Hope next time I will meet you at Hombu Dojo again!
Merci pour cette vidéo !
Art Of Peace.
It's amazing video 😍 precise aikido
Mihaly you are a mind reader! I was thinking exactly about something like this 2 days ago. Well done to whoever came up with the idea.
very helpful reply, thank you.
@@samstreet101 yes I am! Very fortunate. Been here 15 months already as part of a 2 year stint.
@@samstreet101 ramen! Yes!
0:55 I believe is towards the dojo.
Yes, absolutely agreed
Thanks for sharing, nice video indeed 👍
Nagyon jó videó, szuper lehet ott lenni egy edzésen.... 😉
Beautiful film, thank you!
I studied another style of Aikido - Shodokan (Tomiki) - as well as Aikikai (this vid), and I am struck to see how soft this style is here. After 2 years in Shodokan, it is very interesting to see how un-martial Aikikai has become. It’s pretty, tho.
That’s ridiculous! So you go into your dojo with the intent of destroying your practice partner. I’m glad I’ve never had the displeasure of meeting you.
Imagine that, visiting a channel of something you dont like just to show off your frustration and hate. classy , bro... bwahaha!
oh, and bro, i saw some pretty goodclips of Tomiki aikido (although as we all know, Tomiki uses aikido techniques but isnt aikido "at all".) of Japanese people. Japanese budoka always impress me bc they dont trashtalk others, like the way you trashtalk about other martial arts.
Grow up, bro. Show us that you are spiritually stable and mature.
Having received a technique from an Aikikai Aikidoka, I can say that Aikikai looks soft, but the power is real.
Thank you for your video! 🙏🈴
Gracias por compartir esta maravillosa experiencia!!!!!!!
Excellent video, very useful, I shared your video 2 days ago.
Long-ranged, telegraphed, unrealistic attacks, and cooperative partners....if Hombu Dojo is exhibiting all of this, is there any real Aikido left? Please tell me that someone, somewhere, is keeping alive the legacy of a former samurai.....
What you appreciate in the video is what is commonly known as commercial Aikido or white-collar Aikido. This version of Aikido was developed by Koetsu (Kisshomaru) Ueshiba with the support of Koichi Tohei with the aim of attracting a new audience to its ranks. It must be borne in mind that, after the Pacific War and the defeat of Japan by means of the atomic power, all thoughts or activities related to the war and the imperial military values were *severely discredited* to the general public view.
Therefore, to revive this organization, Koetsu renamed it as the "Aiki Corporation Main Aikido Dojo Headquarters" or _Aikikai Honbu Dojo_ . With this, aikido had to be re-presented to japan and the world in a non-warlike, non-aggressive, inclusive, harmonious way; a way for the new times and the new thinking, which derived gradually to the dynamic and aerobic dance-like training that is seen to this date.
You will not find in this Aikido anything related to the study of martial prowess or effectiveness, since it is not its objective. At the end of the day (and this is just my opinion) Aikikai is *not* Ueshiba Morihei's Aikido, is Ueshiba Kisshomaru's Aikido.
Ueshiba Morihei O Sensei already perceived these changes for a long time and for that reason he left Tokyo for the rural Iwama looking for a place to develop his Aikido and build a shrine dedicated to the deities of his discipline. His last years were spent in Iwama shaping what would be his final version of Aikido.
Perhaps you should be inclined to look at Iwama or the styles developed by Ueshiba Morihei's students from before the war for that samurai legacy.
@@airon3348 Thank you so much for the information!!
@@yangshen5540 You're welcome. I hope I have been helpful. Success and best wishes!
@@airon3348 Wow. This really explains a lot. I studied Aikido years ago and what I practiced was far more rigorous that what I see here. I had always dreamed of going to the Hombu Dojo to receive the real hard-core Aikido, but now I see that that had been washed clean.
Can you name some names of some of the teachers from that Iwama period and where they may be continuing the purer tradition that is actually a "martial" art? Do you know of anyone in the west who would be carrying on that tradition?
My partner has trained in the arts for over thirty years and in his teen years used to watch aikido laughing at the lads rolling around but has been been training in aikido for over twelve years and said it works along with his other arts not on its own but he has met some of early aikido's uk founders one of which was a lady called Doreen who knew master seato hombu master the founders student
In a general sense, all martial arts work. The secret is knowing when to apply them.
How defence a realy knife-attack ? Aikido Techniks are not realyti?
These Japanese fighting techniques evolved from the Samurai and the use of bladed weapons . I've seen knife defences in aikido . Whatever your martial art you'd better be very good against a knife because otherwise you'll get cut or stabbed . Our instructors were clear about this. Also , I remember being told 'try to keep still , don't jump about '.
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Thanks for the video. Very nice .
Why is doshu wearing a white belt?
Neither the doshu nor his successor are supposed to hold any ranks or belts. They are teaching and training outside the rank system, so no one stands above or below them.
Always compliant practice.When do they ever resist or free fight to see if it works?
The answer is *NEVER*
Yeah theres a reason this stuff doesnt work
its not what the style makes of the man its what the man makes of the style...
@@TylerDurden-oy2hm to a point yes. But a better style will make a better fighter
@@TylerDurden-oy2hm no man can make aikido work in real life and if you think so,prove it.
The movements of Aikido are sound, the problem is with the pedagogy: they never teach them in a dynamic, holistic way and so they do not have a full understanding of the full utilities of any movement. There are Dynamic strikes, chokes, and breaks in Aikido most teachers have a basic understanding of but never apply beyond a shadowy expression that never gets due practice, and if you dont practice it, you won't do it.
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so is the black pants a standard uniform ?
Thank you very much for this, brilliant to see inside hombu dojo. If this class starts at 6 am, can you please tell me how many classes there are per day and how long are they?
There is a timetable on the Hombu dojo's homepage: www.aikikai.or.jp/eng/information/calendar.html
@@LostWonderer I see the events until August are cancelled (of course!). I wonder if the dojo is entirely closed for COVID, and how everyone is dealing with it!
Those who do not understand the real essence of this art better don't watch this video..
What is the essence?
Is this sensei the grandson of Morihei Ueshiba?
Yes.
Sehr schön danke!!!
this would be a hard fighting style against others unless you use it under another
ma
Why won’t they complete the throw with spirit is beyond me. This is why I prefer Yoshinkan although my 50 year old body might prefer this. That would be the joy reason. Tissier Sensei also Aikikai has a more aggressive style.
the best art
Fake art that doesnt work in a real fight
Alexander De La Rosa Hidalgo Let me guess you’re a keyboard warrior/MMA fan boy
@@shinobidragon999 hahaha nice try. Im and mma and kick boxer practitioner. And Aikido doesnt work in real life periot. Save your money dont try that shit
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I like aikido I've been doing it for six years at this point and have garnered a brown belt in it something people need to understand is not all aikido is the same style what you see in the video is the newest style of aikido stuff like yoshinkan and nishio aikido are some of the older styles back when O'Sensei had aikido as more closer to the roots of Jiu Jitsu and the originators of those styles learned from him at that period of time if you had to choose a form of aikido go for one of those or if you're lucky Steven Seagals aikido would be a better choice the techniques in that at least make more sense.
That's not to say I think Aikido as a whole is effective there are things that work the wrist locks especially hurt like a bitch but I will agree with everyone there is some bullshit in aikido again this is coming from someone who has had over six years of experience in it so I feel like I know what I'm talking about.
Oh boy
The problem with aikido is not enough resistance training now i studied aikido for about 4 months and i have nothing against it
What do you mean with resistance ? Can you give me an explanation ?
I wouldn't train aikido for self-defence unless you have a teacher with a radically different training methodology. As you can see in this video, the head of the mainline doesn't teach techniques with resistance or from realistic attacks. As the Aikikai's website states, "The goal of Aikido training is not perfection of a step or skill, but rather improving one's character according to the rules of nature." In other words it doesn't aim to teach anything practical except character development.
@@unixtohack resistance you don't understand what that means Google it
@@shugyosha7924 have you ever studied Aikido?
@@darilcaldwell31 Yes, I received a black belt from Aikikai
Mihaly Sensei, I would like to help your channel to translate English subtitles into Portuguese, is it possible? Sometimes I do translations for Guillaume Erard Sensei's videos too. Thank you !
Thanks :)
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Merci. Quelle beauté!
Seems difficult to learn and to apply in real figjt
Naw not hard at all, if my 5 yr old can move me in the same direction I'm moving by using our momentums together - even she can lead me to the ground..
It's about flow not power &
breaking the apponent's balance while you are rooted & centered at the same time accepting their force of direction towards you..
But will be honest,
out of experience the only problem you'll find here is if the apponent is ""NOT committed to their attacks..
In the real fight, is there any attack with such moves?
It doesnt work in a real fight.
O... do you do aikido? Or did u do and then after you lost the fight quit? Cuz if not how would u know lmao😂
@@jexpert7188 Only a fool like you would think that shit would work in a real life situation
That cover photo of the sensei throwing an opponent with the effortless look on his face cracks me up. I guarantee it wouldn’t be so effortless for him to throw me.
Internet tough guy is tough
bujindork Not tough, just realistic.
You don't understand what is aikido. Aikido works by forming physical harmony with the assailant. That is the secret to aikido's effortless throwing. For all the energy you use to resist, it is the aikido guy's job to conform oneself to the rhythm of your energy.
People who know nothing of Aikido are the ones who always judge it.
That's why it works so well in MMA.......
I disagree with most people saying that Aikido doesn't work .All I see is them attacking the neck and the throat to me that is very dangerous 😜 I have never seen the MMA boys attack one another in the throat. Wrist locks are banned in full contact judo as well as finger locks the only thing they don't do are eye gouges.Also training with weapons are also essential for self defense. What you don't see are the full force strikes to the arms neck and throat which you need a split second before doing an arm ,wrist lock or a throw, very effective ...to me any who can smash a coconut with his bare hands is very dangerous 😜🤣
Uke can counter tori techniques easily, the form doesn't work. Tori is too far from uke to have any control. Tori most of time are not in the direction of uke.
Aikido works, but aikidoka are very bad level, uke can't (and don't know) how to counter, how to correct tori techniques. Also aikidoka practice a form that have no sense, not usable.
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Domo Arigato gosdaimas!
Very nice 👍
Beautiful
Aikido can be very beautiful as every art however I don’t understand why they have so many of the people attack with a chop. This odds of this happening in a street encounter are next to none.
An example of a similar attack is an ice pick grip with a knife. Or a swing of a weapon.
Not sure why people like you keep "popping up" onaikido channels, why not stay at the channels that you like and that you "understand", channels where a punch is a punch and a kick is a kick.
You almost seem like a hater, a troll...
Aikido is a very nice art. It's just a shame that people try to conflate it with martial arts. It's graceful on its own.
Aikido is a martial art self-defense by using the assailant's own energy against them.
@@FreeSalesTips But it doesn't function in a fight. Trying to turn it into effective self defense or a combat style ruins what aikido is designed to do. Look at how they execute the moves, it's clearly made to look nice, and there's nothing wrong with that.
@@SwordTune Aikido functions in a fight as an effect self defense, and not as a combat style. The way aikido executes the moves is to use the assailant's own energy against them.
@@FreeSalesTips You need to know how to fight in order to defend yourself in a fight. Aikido cannot be used for defense because it is for art and performance. To use your opponent's energy against them, judo, juijitsu, or wrestling have throws that effortlessly move opponents around.
But not Aikido. It's throws are used against non threatening "attackers" because those attackers are basically dance partners.
@@SwordTune Aikido is used as a self-defense art to defend in a fight without needing to fight. Its throws are used against threatening attackers because those attackers are basically dance partners.
Is it normal for none of the other students to talk to a visiting foreigner? None of the Western students who spoke English even said a word to me. That was my experience with a class I attended this summer. The woman at the front desk was very helpful and nice, though.
It is customary not to talk.
@@BrickTemplar Oh...someone should tell that to the other Western students who were in fact talking to each other.
While it is quite beautiful to watch, from an 'arts' perspective... if anyone actually resisted or fought back; 3/4 of those techniques would never work! They only flow so easy because the partner is going with every movement.
Aaron Rodriguez Aikido is not designed for fight, only for defense. If you want to hurt somebody and you throw a committed attack to an Aikidoka you are gonna get destroyed.
Carlos Centeno you're completely wrong, someone who trains even for a month in mma or boxing will pass a Aikidokas defense immediately and KO. even moreso if the person has jiujitsu/wrestling/judo experience. someone trained only in aikido will be annihilated in a fight against someone of any skill level in other martial arts under the MMA umbrella, period.
@@carloscenteno6540 Sorry buddy... I've studied Aikido, along with many other arts in my 30+ years of training and fighting. My Aikido instructor threw me all around when I was a Uke for him, but when whenever we did any free sparring; I smoked him every time. Don't get me wrong, I think Aikido is beautiful and peaceful, which I why I was studying it. But it has NO practical application.
@@aaronrodriguez2898 Do you still study it? I've just started doing Aikido and I'm aware based on my research that it certainly isn't very effective with only a handful of videos where practitioners managed to pull off a kote gaeishi in self defense situations. I really like it though regardless of whether it works or not. I've been trying to figure out why I like it so much and I think it's because it's peaceful. If you still study it, do you study it as a peaceful practice? What do you get out of it? Peace :).
@@egontokessy1610 I still actively train in martial arts (Krav Maga currently), but not Aiikido. Sadly, the Aikido dojo closed a few years ago and there is no other one near me. I studied it because I liked the flowing art to it, and it was a nice balance with the other hard styles I train in. I also liked the principals of redirection and flow, similar to small circle jujitsu.
Man Ueshiba doesn't even greet or thank his students he just walks away in silence.
Rei (bowing) is used to do both. I did Aikikai Aikido in New Orleans, Louisiana approximately five years. How Aikido is done it is mostly in silence and you learn through observation and experience just as other Japanese meditative arts. Discussion is done either before or after Keiko (class).
@@kevionrogers2605 Thanks for your reply. I understand rei, but not talking to your students is inconsiderate. I'm not sure that aikido is "mostly done in silence" - it is up to the discretion of the teacher - but even if it were the case, that applies to keiko not to the beginning and end of class. A teacher that says absolutely nothing and barely acknowledges the existence of their students is not a good teacher.
@@shugyosha7924 From my experience in Aikikai Aikido with the United States Aikido Federation that is generally how a class is done. Everyone lines up does mindfulness centering then the instructors bows in and starts moving and the class just mimics what they are doing. Children's classes are much different though. Also examinations have talking in it.
What association of aikido is your experience with, because every federation has difference in praxis.
@@kevionrogers2605 My experience is with Aikikai. But I think it's a bit besides the point because it doesn't really matter how many teachers give their students the silent treatment, it doesn't affect the point that giving your students the silent treatment is inconsiderate. If every teacher decided to copy the doshu, I think that would just make everyone worse teachers.
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I can't tell the difference between Aikido & Bullshido
I just have to step up to the plate and say it. aikido is BULLSHIDO!!!
I wasted a year of my life training this bullshit.
I'm now training in combat sports, because it's the MOST effective compared to all traditional martial arts.
It's sad but true.
Either be open minded, or you'll be forever stagnant with your fighting skills.
I dont understand why youre making fun of Aikido. I started training in Aikido when i was 10 years old, after watching under siege and yes I know some people dont like Steven seagal but it inspired me. I went to study with the great white tiger while he was still forming the UFC with Mr. Frank Dux and they used me as an example of how a 10 year old boy weighing 80lbs can easily stop a 200lb boxer with out even gettting hit. I also learned the death touch but i can not use on it anyone for obvious reasons. People only talk crap about Ninjaitsushotojutsu and Aikido el stevo no touch empty hand bullshitokungfuo because they are whimps, and know their worthless MMA is no match for us in real life hand to hand to the death combat. ive studied at the yellow bamboo, the black belch academy, and even a little at My Hero Academia, so I know what im talking about. Aikido is the most lethal combat style ever made, and to suggest other wise is preposterous !!
Albert Brabham
Oh my god, if Segal is your role model, you are in big trouble, sorry to say.
@@johnmaisonneuve9057 lol obviously you did not read my comment
Albert Brabham Sorry, waste of time - it’s clear you are not educable and express yourself accordingly. Not only you state fantasy - please read solid scholarly sources. As the four founders of Google, stated clearly ‘that the Internet is a cesspool of misinformation’. For you, unfortunately,
I've trained Aikido for 9 years train with sotome sensei trained with them all and now I'm back to trading with my original teachers from Korea who are former International Champions and I'm telling you all flat out Aikido does not work against a trained fighter you will get knocked out sorry to break it to so many people I've studied it for 9 years I studied the tension version all of it I'm telling you it's not going to work against a trained fighter you're going to get knocked out!!!
John Maisonneuve Whatever you think of his movies, Segal was the first westerner to open a dojo in Japan. He was seventh dan at the original Hombu dojo!
In a street fight or attack, i doubt any one would offer his hand like that. theyd punch and kick!/ or use wepons. what im getting at here, is, is this practical defence in a real situation? Oky, i guess the answer is yes, if you know what your doing!
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how much is a walk in fee if theres any for a session?
Don't learn it. It's just another BULLSHIDO!
@@JulyFourth1776 lol shows what you know
For all the naysayers: there are no claims being made by Aikido that it is purposed for fighting or for self defence. Those are claims being made by other martial arts about Aikido. Indeed some independent dojos make such claims, but usually there are combative variations being taught in those dojos. Such variations are not taught in Hombu Dojo. The mainline purpose in Aikido training is not for fighting. There are greater things in life that fighting with other people. And it is those things that Aikido focuses on.
"there are no claims being made by Aikido that it is purposed for fighting or for self defence"
In the name "martial" it claims so.
Let me guess you love mma? Because what you just wrote is nonsense!
Why do you do a martial art?
Just dance, it is the same.
Or change the category of aikido as gymnastics.
Official school in my country have said during many years "aikido, learn the way to defend you". C. Tissier said that too.
The last decade, aikido dojo don't use the word defend. They realize that aikido is just useless, and a gymnastics.
Aikido have no plus value than other gymnastics. That's why aikido fall down.
Ahhh I miss kokyu dosa shiho Nage
Akido always look beautiful. However it seems there is so much co-operation between the two so that the attack doesn’t seem realistic. The attacker is quite passive after the initial defence and lets him or her be twirled around. Certainly many believers.
You should practice to see if this is true. The “colaboration” is a defense for the oponnent. If you don’t “colaborate” you can have serious lesions
you can tell how awkward it is for the students "sparring" each other bc the one guy playing along doesnt know which direction to shift his body weight to throw himself hahaa
It's not sparring.
@@bkcpisme clearly
@@bkcpisme its like the theater kids got into anime or something
@@user-xh9lz2hj4e And you're like a heavy metal fan trying to listen to jazz.
@@bkcpisme bad analogy. more like a music fan listening to a noise and saying its not music at all
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I've trained this art for about 9 years and now I'm back to training with masters from Korea sadly I feel this art will not work against a trained fighter I have gotten it to work in situations in bars on the street Etc but you are fooling yourself if you think it's going to work on a trained fighter you're going to get knocked out I don't care what your degree is I know I've seen it first-hand it doesn't work
@PROUD BRIT it depends it can work because a street fighter will give you his balance because he doesn't really know what he's doing a trained fighter won't the way I'm trying to punch is a Lot Like Mike Tyson Mike Tyson was the ideal puncher that's really how you should punch and Aikido ain't going to work on Mike Tyson no f****** way in fact my Korean Grandmaster Raves about Mike Tyson because he really understood how to punch it's not your arms it's your car and when it's coming from your car bobbing and weaving slipping Aikido is going to be useless trust me I learned that lesson about 6 months ago and in street fighting will be useless to because now you're going up against somebody who's trained
I believe you cannot make aikido work for trained fighters because you fail to understand the fundamental philosophy of what is aikido. If you don't know what this fundamental philosophy is, my hint for this is in the name of aikido.
@@FreeSalesTips there is no blending with a punch from mike tyson he is going to destroy you I used to think the same thing as you, till my 8 degree Grandmaster had me try to use a aikido on his students there is no f****** way the reason Aikido won't work on a trained fighter is because train Fighters move too much they retract punches quickly to fire another one the way I was taught is when you punch as you're pulling back that is the momentum to fire the next one. Also to much bobing and weaving and faking . punch or kick you will not pull it off i will put money on it
@@danielpletcher3074 So would you say that it works only on people that are untrained without martial arts experience? In those situations you've described, how often could you pull those techniques off in a bar situation?
@@egontokessy1610 yes usaully untrained people next to impossible w trained fighter watch old clips of mike tyson thats how my Grandmaster teaches punching there is just no way your going to throw or joint lock that, where Aikido could be useful in that kind of situation is dropping your Center to get him a little off-balance to hit them but there's no way you're going to throw or joint lock those kind of punches
Тоже уже не молодой...
POSITIVO.!
if only they would do a little more of real sparring they would notice that.... you know ....
Have you taken a throw from an Aikido technique?
I have practiced Aikido myself for many years: it truly is an amazing *ART*. But it has nothing to do with practical self defense: *any* 6 months experienced kick boxer will win from even 5th Dan Aikidoka.
That depends , on the person fighting !.
Aikido is for training your mind and body, let them grow and bring them together. A kickboxer who wants to grow and make or bring his own martial art to the next level can use aikido to make this true. My own experience with martial artists, boxing, kick boxing, kyodo and others give myself as an aikidoka the change to improve my own martial art. Once a master in boxing was my opponent in the dojo. It was unbelievable what we, me and the opponent, have learned from each other. It is still 8 years ago and the memories are stil living. I say to you : ‘this is aikido, this is boxing, these are martial arts'
Why do you and the three other guys use the same exact lines. “I have practice Aikido for c number of year” “but it has nothing to do with self defense” are you in bjj gyms and you are losing business. Fucking pathetic!
i created that video
Better definition
Continuity...
Ну с метёлками это уже прошлый век, неужто пылесоса нет )))
Train something that will actually work in real life instead of wasting your time
ight imma head out my aunt is a professional at it
She once caught a Robber robing her house
And she beat him up and turned him into the police
@@barney2403 look anyone can get lucky but the facts are this is not an effective self defense martial art. While they do have some moves that are effective the martial art as a whole is fairly ineffective. There's a reason this art isn't used or trained for combat sports. I'm not trying to bash the art or anyone who chooses to practice or learn it. I'm just saying from a self defense standpoint it's a terrible choice. All I'm saying is if I'm going to put time and effort into a martial art. I also want it to benefit me in real life if I need it. There are plenty of arts that are way more beneficial than this.
Merci .)
This is really, really very funny :D
I think the same thing when I watch bjj guys sniffing each other’s asses.
stylized martial art...no real practical application....but keeps middle class happy
I believe this move is not effective in real fight situation
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Aikido is a sort on mutual dancing with full participation of the pretend ‘attacker’; “give me your pretend strike”, unrealistic but mutually comforting, and watch me twirl you around. Indeed, it’s pretty but simply vacuous and but certainly a feel good’ activity, for a committed mind-set .
I was teaching a couple of days ago and caught my foot while receiving a technic from my senior student while we practiced vigorously- not presenting to class. I was punching to the face in a practical way. As I caught my foot in my hakama I was unable to correctly receive and nearly broke my neck as my face was driven into the mat and my body pivoted over the top of my head still pinned to the mat. What you are watching here is teaching - presenting to a class - like you watch boxers practicing in a gym on a punch ball. Don't mistake practice to imprint correct movement and technic with practical application which is very dangerous if you fail to receive.
You only demonstrate in comment that you have never practiced anything for a lifetime - like a gymnast that must know every movement to N-degree or suffer terrible injury. In Aikido we practice in many ways - this is class , a beautiful class that has many levels depending on you training of martial arts and what layer of knowledge you see. I strongly recommend you find a martial art and practice a lifetime and then understand.
Kenji Nakakura
Yes, a true believer - certainly unable to see reality. There is a reason that there is no competition in Aikido (one exception - and if you see it, it’s pathetic). But, not surprising, it doesn’t matter to the true believers. Sorry to let some reality in.
Do you even have ANY idea of how Aikido was created and what history it has? Do you have ANY idea, that all of these principles and techniques originally come from the battlefields of Japan in it's samurai-era? Do you have ANY idea of how o sensei was so sick of all those killings and deaths he had to excecute or have experienced before 2nd world war when he was young(he was in the army and he was a bodyguard of his mental mentor in those years) - that he started to create Aikido - a way to avoid violence in a very effective and harmless way? Do you have ANY idea how DEADLY these Aikido-techniques can be if excecuted just a little bit differently from what you can see in a dojo(where OBVIOUSLY no one wants to die nor get seriously injured!)? Of course not.
In all of my years as Aikidoka there were a lot of moments when a technique - like let's say shiho nage - were NOT exceuted properly by me or one of our students - the effect was horrible - it immediately went from a painless experience to an very painful and sometimes even death threatening situation for uke(the training partner) - it was often close to brake his neck or similar. It was very clear to us as young Aikidoka, that it was VERY important to excecute all these techniques in a very controlled way otherwise the technique can immiadately and suddenly switch to a very old form of it - a form that was used in the battlefields of old japan where it was affordable to kill or disable attackers as fast and as directly as possible. When you look closely you can still see a lot of those deadly techniques in Aikido - but hidden behind a very harmless VERSION of it...hidden in a very intelligent and pieceful version of it! From time to time our sensei showed us those old forms - showed us what ORIGINALLY and really is hidden behind irimi nage, shiho nage and so on....and I must admit it was horrible. He excecuted this old forms veeeeery slowly and with care - but you could still feel the power and you could feel what would happen if he'd excecuted it during a real attack with full force: Your arm, your shoulder, your neck, your wrist or whatever would be involved in this technique as attacker would be immediately broken while falling down to the ground!
But this can only be understood by a person that went deep into this Aikido world. All the others just see some guys grabbing their hands and excecuting some "dancing"-like moves.
But believe me - it's just the way of approaching those very dangerous techniques by training WITHOUT being harmed or harming someone else in the dojo !
Kenji Nakakura
Kenji, you make unfounded assertions - how can you know my background. Shameful display - instead of asking the basis of someone’s claims, you jump to conclusions and make erroneous assertions. Thus, no exchange is possible. Sorry.
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Nearly all Aikido will never work in a real fight. Move along.
美しい。
beautiful.
Añademe un milagrito de contenta
Nice dance moves.
I was a fanboy once, I became an aikidoka. It lost me after years. But this training doesn't even look inspiring in any way to me. Where is the love? This video shows just an emotionless, kinda unmotivated bunch of overthetop movement-chains. Even the students during warm up seemed bored.
Maybe I get this totally wrong. Maybe the video just didn't catch any intensity. But for me these are just some throw-in techniques, presented by a teacher, who is just a someone depending on his ancestors. No heart. No effectiveness - as far as Aikido can even deliver it.
Feel exactly the same .
Absolutely right...you got this totally wrong! 🙂
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الخضوع لشخص مذله
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Lmao. This looks like such bs
Well, it is BULLSHIDO!!!
try it then
@@JulyFourth1776
Ahaha, good one
@@WorldofColnago
Okay, let me first just tell my opponent or attacker to pretend like their arm is a blade.
Theater
一平が決まってるね。
Horrible 'Rowing' 🤢🥋