The Japanese Jo Staff - Aikijo- A Good Place to Start Training in Staff Martial Arts
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I used to do Aikido, and I still have my Jo which I always keep close to my heart. My senseis would always tell me: "The Jo signifies infinity. It has no end. One move can always flow into another."
Anyways, Jo mama
I appreciate any man who has traveled down an unfamiliar road and is willing to share his experiences ..gratitude
This is my preferred weapon and I have trained with many weapons. The small amount of Aikido that I have learned has been integral to the formation of my personal style.
Aikido? Steven Segall??
I really like this series of stick/staff fighting.
One of the things i was really surprised when i found out, was why a lot of gentlemen back in the day were using canes - walking sticks. When i was younger, i thought there were just 2 purposes:
- walking aid for leg problems
- show of the status.
Then much later i realised it was an incredible self defence weapon you can use in various styles - as a stick or a rapier/sabre/short sword. And that last part is usually omitted. I wonder why? ;D
I am german, Brittas boyfriend and in my late 50s now. When i was a little boy, you could see a lot of rural ,gentlemen' carrying a cane ( or a cutaway blackthorn/hazelnut Stick) without needing a walking aid. Also in those days it was common, that dogowners had the dog Rope (?) in left hand and cane or stick in right hand.
An elderly man , i sometimes meet, told me, that when his father was a very young man, few people had a car or motorcycle. In those days most men of my homeregion had been craftsmen, workers and farmers at the same time, but they could not live alone from one job. Today my homeregion is a rich part of Germany, but then it was a poorer part. So a cow was in those days an expensive thing, and when in town Schorndorf the cattlemarket was, the ,small farm' owners visited the town with , for the time, a large sum of Money. They mostly came on foot and had to cross the for my region large Schurwald Forrest. The noted man told me, that in his fathers young years, the farmers marched to Schorndorf cattle Market in groups of three or more men, and everyone carried a cane or stick. My father often told me, that one of his greatfathers was a freight coach driver. One day he had on a lonely road in Schurwald Forrest a strange adventure with two unknown men. Before this, only carried his coachdrivers whip and a folder, but then He bought a knuckleduster, which was then an allowed and relatve cheap weapon.
Please do some basic tutorial vids for folks who don't have a lot of time to invest, but want to learn the basics....
that be great
fast thrust to face, fast thrust to groin, fast thrust to chest mix sequence repeat,repeat,repeat and so on.
There are many short stick variations that can greatly increase your chances to defend yourself against an attack. I am a fan of some of them because of their ability and simplicity of a simple tool. 👍
I got my first belt in aikido & this video reminds me of our training! thanks for adding this to your art!
Dude! Saito Sensei taught my Aikido instructor! Nice!
I am a second Dan in Aikido and Ikkyu in Kendo. I studied Aikido in Coventry under Jim Irvine before moving on to learn under Kanetsuka sensei in Oxford. Never met such a small man who could pummel this (future, then serving) Royal Marine into the boards; yes, his Dojo didn't have mats, we trained on the wooden floor, where you knew if you had fallen correctly. Loved the art.
You’ve seemed to have studied well. I like that, thanks for giving me a place to begin my training.
With ease, very smooth.
This was so beautiful. Thank you, I seriously needed to see this 🔥💎
Yo, doing staff katas while hammock camping is a vibe
Wow this is crazy I was kust swinging a stick and put it down. And this is the video I get recommended
Always have enjoyed the staff in training. Stay well and vigilant. 💯✌️😎🌪🌎
Broom handle🤣! Left the aluminum insert on!
This guys amazing
I do a bit of contact staff but you're making me want to learn some fighting stick stuff. Fascinated in trying to learn some of flows you've done in other videos
I trained with the mature version, rokushaku Bo, in the day as a kid for my old karate dojo. The values it teaches you stays for life. 🙏🙏❤️❤️🥋🥋
Watch this on mute, it's basically an 80s style training montage 🤣
Great vid though.
Jo JOOOOOO
Looks very therapeutic.
Great vid
Fellow Saito aiki student!
I don't imagine it would be all that easy as there's a decent amount of bad information out there and just as much information is only passed from teacher to student. But maybe you'd like mau rakau (Maori staff). I still haven't seen too much resembling our fighting techniques on this channel yet 😁
I have developed my own unique form of Jo staff, it focuses more on momentum, and glancing blow recovery.
My guy
I think the most famous do practitioner was Donatello, the Ninja Turtle...
I'd highly recommend Mushashi's book of Five Rings and his other works too
Love it
You can't help but be a great Scotsman!!
This isn't Scottish but ok
Nice
Jo-do we use many thrusting attacks more so than swinging attacks.
👍👍👍👍👍
My man, Muso Gonnosuke, definitely died if he fought Miyamoto Musashi
He didn't, they both ended in a stalemate and both formed independent schools teaching their styles out of respect for one another.
The Aikido style of Jo staff is very fluid and looks impressive but it has not been battlefield tested, all traditional martial arts grew out of warfare, therefore if a technique was written down in the scrolls and passed on it was because someone used it in real combat, survived and tthen passed on those aapects of the jo staff that actually work in a combat situation. All staff techniques in traditional japanese arts were taught as a framework or basis for "kengi" which is the skill of being able to utilise and weild any staff type object in combat.
Any recommendations? I've been practicing Bo from Ryukyu Kobudo but I can't find much Jo training online. Asayama Ichiden Ryu kobudo has Jo techniques but they're just starting to publish online
@@MaaveMaave yeah l, it is difficult to find good genune tuition videos on youtube these days, but i think its mostly due to copyright issues. A lot of people want to monetise the videos and make it into a curricullum to sell online subscriptions. Shoto Tanemura of the Genbukan used to have some amazing tuition videos on here back in the day when youtube was more free and open. I have been studying Jo jokyu jitsu from the Kukishinden ryu since 1995.
@@MaaveMaave where are you based? Im down on the south coast in Brighton.
@@choburen5498 New York state, so I don't think we'll be training together soon 😄 Thank you for the names and recommendations
@@MaaveMaave LoL i have cousins up in Millbrook Conneticut, so if im heading over there sometime i will give you a heads-up for some training👍🏻😅
Very similar to Jogo de pap ( game of the stick) developed by Portuguese shepherds, Portugal and Japan did have a long history together
In former days, long sticks/ staffs had been common everywhere in Europe, especially among travelling persons. When hiking sometimes, i personally noticed, that my perhaps 120 cm stick is a bit short , when hiking in mountainous terrain. I ,german, hope , that portugiese people can preserve this tradition into future. We Germans have lost nearly everthing of former martial arts, i think the , Thirty Years War' ( 1618 to 1648) , which killed a third of my Nation was a reason for this.
Could you recommend any training videos? Would like to find some free ones lol of cores
the most famous master has gotta be morgan and eastman
Hell yeah
Well there goes the Mandela effect. I would have sworn that it was the bo staff that was the short one.
Maori Taeaha
Its spelt Taiaha goofy, get it right
Laughs in quarterstaff
use stick! stick is good !
Remember, ape strong together
It's just miyamoto, not miiiiiiiiiiiiiyamoto, westerners really like to elongate Japanese syllables
Muuuzo g'noske
Yushiba
😆
4ft??? 51 inches has been the standard size for over a century
4 ft 3 inches. If you think three inches is big then that's just sad.
if you need a stick to fight you're doing it wrong
This is more for peasants and beginners learned basic movements for other weapons
Yeah ok man you're an Airbender we get it, you can stop showing off now... Jk man all love ✌️
d'ont you have something more productiv to do in your life ?
You could probably go to school based on that spelling
@@dominusanuli3595 english is not my nativ language, and i think i speak not that bad....
Seeing you in 21st century clothes just looks wrong lol
AVP
he is ...at least learning
To the best of my knowledge nobody EVER duels myomato Musashi and actually lived for another duel.... myomato killed everybody he ever fought....
They both ended up in a stalemate and formed schools based on their fighting styles and continued to have respect for one another.
I did Jo-jutsu style for about 4yrs. It looks completely different than aiki-Jo (dancing, couldn’t beat anyone’s ass) style. Real samurai didn’t have time for nonsense.
Real samurai realized that practice with something simple was good
He didn't create shit...my European ancestors were fighting with long sticks way before using all the same moves.
Japan was using it before Europe was even a thing. Besides, Europe is just a bunch of pasty losers
Why are you demonstrating Jo when you have zero skill level?
Uishiba was a fraud, goot to know rhis channel is one too.
Weeb shit.
Staff boring.
Japanese staff :OOOO
Trash weapon, the māori taiaha is an example of what a fighting staff should look like lol😂 trash weaponry and fighting styles😂😂😂
Idk I feel like you pitted a Samurai against a Maori warrior. The samurai would probably come on top
@@Orbowitz obviously a samurai sword is way more deadly and superior. Im saying this fighting style is trash. My ancestors would destroy anyone using this style
@MaoriNative_NZ this is definitely a discussion for an episode of Deadliest Warrior lmao
@@Orbowitz do u even know anything about māori martial arts? U should check my Māori playlist out
@@MaoriNative_NZno you guys wouldn't
I hope when we colonize our solar system we never forget about a STICK, keep using that and we might be able to grow a Stick outside earth , A STICK is the most human the most basic tool we had.