@Joe Kerr Your reply is a distraction from my comment. Do YOU know what Kuzushi is. It is a very basic principle in Japanese martial arts and these techniques show no application of it. So, why don't you go and educate yourself. I'm done with you and your ignorance.
@@vincentfoster6811 Kuzushi comes from the heat of battle, demonstrations assume you have already mastered the kazushi, and the non-initiated will never even understand why the demonstrators would coreograph some kind of "balance struggle" before the redirection, grab and throw. You are making no sense, as the other guy said, you don't seem to understand the context of "demonstration for normies".
it all techically comes from the same schools, the all diverted and got "lightened up" for foreigners after WWII. Original Aikido/Jujitsu/Karate was pretty much the same thing for them back then.
Have you heard of Kuzushi? It seemed totally absent.
@Joe Kerr So, what exactly is he demonstrating???? A lack of understanding of the basics of technique? In which case it's perfect. Bravo.
@Joe Kerr Your reply is a distraction from my comment. Do YOU know what Kuzushi is. It is a very basic principle in Japanese martial arts and these techniques show no application of it. So, why don't you go and educate yourself. I'm done with you and your ignorance.
I'm at a level. Now, go and educate yourself on what it is I'm pointing out so hat you won't be blinded by BS. Adiós.
@@vincentfoster6811 Kuzushi comes from the heat of battle, demonstrations assume you have already mastered the kazushi, and the non-initiated will never even understand why the demonstrators would coreograph some kind of "balance struggle" before the redirection, grab and throw. You are making no sense, as the other guy said, you don't seem to understand the context of "demonstration for normies".
Diego, whomever taught you, go and get your money back.
Can I learn this in the washington state area?
Congratulations
Looks similar to Aiki Jitsu
it all techically comes from the same schools, the all diverted and got "lightened up" for foreigners after WWII. Original Aikido/Jujitsu/Karate was pretty much the same thing for them back then.