I found this to be a wonderful display of aikido. Since most people break it into techniques and don't show the whole thing like in this video you get a lot of slack but if you have a understanding of the pattern you cover a lot of material that is like a goldmine in one video. Thanks for the contribution.
Отличная демонстрация, это школа Любы Врачаревича. Браво, Игорь Петрович! Сначала думал, что мастер говорит по-русски, потом по небольшому акценту понял, что по-сербски. Один язык. Один народ.
I remember there's a cute girl in my aikido class, everytime there's a boy wanna shake her hand, she immediately twisting that poor boy hand ( for fun of course...)
Me ha gustado mucho el performance de este maestro. Creo que muchas personas han quedado sorprendidos porque estan acostumbrados a ver maestros de Aikido en una forma de exhibición mostrando el espíritu del Aikido, es decir "la no violencia activa". Pero en una situación real, el Aikido luce así: contundente, fluido, efectivo, extraordinario. Y esto es porque las tecnicas se aplican maximizando la energía humana, y no solo por la fuerza o las palancas que se utilizan en otras artes. Saludos.
Aikido is not an "octagon" like martial art. Martial arts are always referred to as a last resort (aka a fight starting), everyone shits on aikido not knowing that the point of it isnt that its superior to any martial art, it has its benefits and weaknesses and its aware of them.
This beginning techniques are legit I've done them several times in mcmap and had them done to me. Most of these types of techniques are situational. If you use them in full force you can easily break or dislocate someone shoulder/arm when applying pressure.
I have followed Aikido since it was introduced here. I have seen many skilled Aikido players. This man is able to do something I have never seen before. He is able to speak continuously nonstop as he executes the moves. All arts require great concentration and breath control. I just don't understand how this man is able to do this...................
the idea is the opponent is taught the defence to allow the instructor to carry out the move other wise the opponent ends up with a dislocated joint at the best
nah its all fake as fuck,, cant you tell,, his crys of pain are totally faked,, see how he gets flung thru the air? totally faked full cgi,, hear that crack when his body slams the matt? fake sounds,, hahahahha
Jason Twist You are internet warrior,well done.In aikido there is defence from evey atack.Fist,leg,knife everything.IGOR PETROVIC 6 DAN BLACK BELT IS VERY RESPECTED MASTER.Let's make this simple.Go for it and atack some trained aikido master in the way you want.Hi will break you so bad,you going to be in hospital 30 days.
Jason Twist .. Dude i aint fan of aiki-do but ive done some aiki-jutsu and i tell you for sure if someone locks you and starts the "throwing" movement your gonna feel the pain. Now if for some reason you are marvel's Deadpool and you dont give a fck if ur arm is broken in pieces then go ahead and resist the throw and the pain...This will lead you to hospital ..Although i think your comment to Steven J was ironic.. Anyways gl bro
THE LAST SHINOBI well said,i train aikido for 4 years.Locks are very painfull and there is no joke with that.Bones are bones and no one want to spend some time in hospital...
Ahhh.. I always really enjoy these. Not for the video content or entertainment value, but rather the opportunity to relish in the wisdom and musings of so many “masters” in the comments. Rarely will so many experts gather on one forum and share their expertise. Scribes take down every word, so future generations may benefit from their guidance. Doesn’t matter if the video portrays Segal, or Grand Masters who have dedicated their entire life to their art, we will all be warned to NOT be impressed. It’s through the criticism of others, that these keyboard masters try to convince us of THEIR expertise and importance. Well, I for one am humbled by their greatness and if they scoff at the lifelong accomplishments of any true master, because THEY are convinced that they are more accomplished after weeks of study, then that’s good enough for me and I bow to each of you. Thank you for setting us straight. 🎭
Love to see one of the people who say Aikido doesn't work take n this master he is lightning fast almost too fast to follow with your eyes let alone respond to his moves Really amazing best i've seen so far thanks
What most of you guys dont understand is that Aikido IS NOT MEANT to be used to fight evil like youre out of a Rocky movie, its meant to help you get away when you dont have any other choice. It doesnt have to be super useful in a street fight (even tho, if you have good reflexes, it can still be applied). Think about people getting assaulted on the streets: the other person is not going full MMA against someone if they want to rape them or to take their purse, they will probably grab you, your clothes, or your belongings. In those situations Aikido comes real useful since IT IS whats MEANT to be used for. Idk why yall think: not doing it in a ring=staight up useless. what kinda hoods do yall live in, where getting into street fights seems the number 1 problem?? Also another issue with yall is that 90% of people who judge Aikido have never in their lifes experienced a technique on them. It may look like the assistant is colaborating too much or being over sensitive, when in reality its either you move with them or you get your arm broken. This shit hurts like hell even when theres little pressure. I once asked my Sensei what would he do in a specific situation, i pretended i was attacking him with a knife (at full speed also) and he, in a matter of two seconds, had me on the floor without me cooperating or moving to help him. His body moved out of muscle memory and did it without me warning him or anything. This proves that when you actually learn it correctly and practice, you CAN use it in a street fight or whatever you guys do in your free time.
I love all the expert commentary from people who think they are martial arts experts. Technique demonstrations are not fights or sparing. I hold blacks in four different arts and a military career of a myriad of martial training. No art looks the same in the dojo as the street. Very few techniques work as in movies. Everyone defaults during a fight. I have seen people very well trained in various martial arts who cannot execute in a combat situation. I love the simple utility of jujitsu and I love the training in aikido. After 40 years I can pick and choose what I do, or how I use my skills. Working in a public school I have used aikido hundreds of time a year stopping fights and attacks without excessively hurting anyone or getting fired or arrested. It work and works well. If I need more aggressive techniques I have them. Most of you have very little idea what your talking about. Here's a clue - the more definitive you are, the more wrong you are.
Oh shut up, you sound like an old woman, this is bull shit, this just proves to me YOU know nothing about fighting, of course it works in a school situation when you are probably over 200lb and you're stopping two 60lb kids from fighting.
My Japanese language instructor in high school was at this level. A kid tried to stab him once during class and in a split second the kid was restrained and disarmed without sustaining a scratch. Teacher could have easily killed him. Aikido is a versatile art that allows for either gentleness or brutality.
@@Catgat37 Don't make me spend 20 years in MMA then take on a journey humiliating every single aikido practicioner on Earth. Beating cultists sounds like an interesting hobby. Aikido is BAD (Bullshit And Dumb)
@@alexandru6747 lol why not just let them do what they want lol people know what works and what doesn’t it has been proven time and time again people shit on aikido all the time if someone enjoys doing it just let them be
Aikido at this level is no joke. What an amazing thing to watch. Long time ago I was used as a assistant prop by my "instructor" at a much lower level because of my size (stout) yet ability to flow with him and then take a fall. The trainee has to flow because If you don't flow you will suffer irreparable harm on the simplest of movements. The immense amount of pressure applied just to your wrists travels from your finger to your elbow then to your shoulder socket. In one moment you are tippy toe trying to prevent your arm from being destroyed to flying like in a car wreck to immediately slapping the mat because again the shear pressure is applied down your entire arm. LOL I have read comments where guys are like "I would sacrifice my arm being broken in an arm bar from a BJJ match" but this ain't that. Your arm socket ripped out, your elbow broken, you entire forearm turned into jelly, your wrist destroyed and your poor little pinky finger twisted out of socket. In a single "event". Not even talking about the ground impact where your ankles get broke because they hit the ground so hard, the broken ribs if he decides to kick, or knee you or the broken neck from the fist strike. There is a ton of very odd looking Aikido videos that unless you know what you are looking at it looks stupid. And some are for sure. But this ain't it. Look at this assistant's body being thrown around. Think what it would take for you to get that kind of velocity on another human body. And the instructor is not trying to hurt his assistant. Then there are videos of Aikido squaring off like in a competition. This is where it's not as effective if at all. In my most humble opinion Aikido is very well suited where you have "one shot" to remove the absolute life threatening attack like a knife, sword, bat, stick, gorilla punch. For me I think Aikido practice was the most amazing experience I have had in life. The serenity (we were a silent dojo), the flexibility you trained to achieve on every joint and muscle, the learning to fall, roll, recover then just learning the throws, locks, the ability to just fade away from the attack then bring in the momentum at just the right moment. And the tradition. It really is a beautiful style IMHO.
@OrangeCaesar1 You were fooled. Please, if you get in a physical altercation with someone, don't try what has been taught to you, you will get murdered.
@@asersah you've nevet watched a jiu jitsu match. The best way to throw someone is when you use a grab to countet into a throw. Also if you have no expierience be it in the streets or in or the ring it will make or break you.
Real aikido is when the nage takes advantage of a real attack, this is no different than any aikido, except he's yelling, going very fast, and doing more atemi... I'll give him credit for the atemi, but the kiai is supposed to be louder and in their face. The problem he has is that he's not actually being attacked, aikido doesnt work unless you are being attacked.
I get that this isn't full speed but dude, look at 1:09 it's pretty clear he just stood there. Plus what was his attack even? Was he trying to hold hands?
The Spiral Energy. The Centrical Force. You are the calm in the Eye of The Hurricane.this is why it take years and years to master. And this guy uses his energy and movement in a very powerful way. So fast the Uke has no time to react. Very good demo.
All arts have their benefits...yes even Aikido. What most fail to realize is that in order to apply ANY technique first you have to stop the attackers thought process thereby his physical action...in that way the proper application of most techniques have a probability of actually working. 1. Block or evade 2. Cause pain by hitting soft targets 3. Maneuver to a position of advantage 4. Apply a takedown or immobilization technique 5. Run away
I can only assume you critics are ignorant about life in general, because if you had any life experience you would know that most arts do practice like this including BJJ and judo. If the student does not go along they will get something broken. MMA has a mixture of all the arts so picking on this one and doing a comparison to MMA is stupid. Most importantly none of you can ever have been in a real fight, in real fights the people are not stripped down wearing lycra shorts, there is normally a lot of posturing and grabbing from which any competent Aikido, BJJ, Judo or jujitsu exponent would be able to drop someone. I trained in Jujitsu and I see many similarities in these moves, Aikido is a defensive art and also a graceful one well worth the time to learn. But as most of you know nothing about any art other than being key board masters, you will continue with your ignorant perspective on everything in life.
The other thing they are missing is this: in a real fight an attacker will use his hands to try to grab or hit. An aikido guy can then grab the attacking wrist or hand or arm and do an aikido technique. This is especially true when a puncher leaves his arm extended. People forget that aikido can also be offensive. The aikido guy can make a move (grab, whatever) and do his thing. People also forget that aikido is actually a form of jujitsu. It's effective if done correctly.
@@bgdavis5089 There is no offensive action in aikido. You must have studied something else. You are literally reacting to somebody else. Atemis come after the opponent moves to help land the technique. Atemis are not strikes perse but more distracting in nature.
@@akaroamale475 lol Calling me a snowflake after your long-winded whining is really funny. Come back to reality, this bullshit martial art doesnt work, period.
Here, hold your hand here like this.... wham! Gotcha! Okay, now I am convinced that Aikido is the real deal... Honestly, the Aikido guy is an excellent athlete and I am sure he could defend himself to a degree.
This is not aikido, this is "real aikido" invented in Serbia by mister Vracarevic and used by Russian and Serbian special forces. "The Real Aikido defense system includes unarmed techniques, as well as defense against weapons such as knife, pistol, etc. It includes of aikido, judo and jujutsu, techniques simplified so that they can be easily taught in security and self-defense courses" This is not holywood boys this is breaking your arm in 4 places before u can say stop :)
captainmanacles works for me. The number of times some asshole has grabbed my arm, shoulder, neck- I can always wriggle out and run. Not my karma. Perhaps your technique is lacking.
Svaka cast pokojnom Ljubomiru Vracarevicu, verovatno je dosta klinaca sklonio sa ulice. Ali budimo realni, i realni aikido je beskoristan koliko i obican aikido. Ljudi je l vi shvatate da od noza, pistolja, stangle, palice nema odbrane? Jedina odbrana ti je sprint
From what I can tell, Aikido is not a bad art to learn but it helps a lot to learn a striking or close combat like Judo or BJJ to compliment it especially when going against a fighter whom is experienced in arts themselves.
in normal aikido, the uke (partner being thrown) does not resist because its part of aikido's philosophy. in "real aikido" the uke doesn't resist becuase the tori (partner performing the throw) is yanking the arm from his socket.
....In "normal Aikido" or "real Aikido" - There is no such thing as "normal Aikido" or "real Aikido". All the students that learned closely from Ueshiba later formed their own styles and variations based on what they learned - Some softer, some harder, some even negated the Martial aspects totally and became a healing style. Believing that there is a normal Aikido style simply indicates that you have not yet evolved deep enough into the understanding of Aikido to comprehend the full spectrum of options within Aikido. - and in several styles it is common to resist enough that if the technique is no performed correctly then it stops - or for those having enough techniques in their body they can then transition into another technique.
"It's easy to yank an arm that is being given to you willingly" if guy is holding his hands in his pockets then there is no reason to harm him because he is no danger for you, no offence but stupidity is strong in you.
Finally a demonstration of this fighting style that actually looks like the instructor is trying to use it. You watch segal and the only thing he doesnt do is yawn while his opponents fake their way thru the demo
I think the likes-dislike ratio clearly shows that these trolls hurrdurring about UFC being superior to everything are a shrinking vocal minority. People are sick of all the martial arts fanboyism. Anyone with half a modicum of intelligence understands that martial arts aren't a pissing contest. Competitive combat sports are not the be-all-end-all measure of a martial art's effectiveness. Every martial art was developed with a sparticular set of real-life contexts in mind and no martial art is good at every single situation, not even MMA which is specifically developed for a given set of rules in a controlled competitive environment.
Hello all... He is teaching and showing how to do The final knot. I wish you meet one SENSAI like him in a street Fight... We will laugh much on you....take care...
he and his coach were taught by the Russian special forces, do you think that special forces want to learn something that is not real and can not be carried out on the street
Show me please real fighter versus aikido teacher instead of demonstrator. Then we can talk more... For now I see only stupid guy waiting for punches.Ohhh russia...
in real fight you dont do aikido at first ... just punch or fleed ... But aikido way give you martial mindedness ... Oh, and this is not aikido, in aikido way you preserve your uke
If this guy and Steven Seagull got together they would have a flipping good time. Are you flipping first?, or me? Most interesting dance class I've seen for a while.
Majority of people commenting on martial arts videos have been brainwashed by the UFC. They believe that if something doesn't work in the cage, it is useless. They are those that look to train in brutal styles of combat in order to make themselves better fighters. In my opinion all styles have a benefit to them. One however should not allow the path they choose to follow to become a double edged sword. This will only lead to your own destruction either spiritually or in some cases physically. Aikido commonly is a more peaceful art and when one becomes at peace with themselves they find no reason to fight. They avoid physical confrontations because they can diffuse a situation before it becomes physical. And in this aspect Aikido is a very valid system. "One cannot ascertain the perfections or imperfections of any chosen style if they refuse to see the value of all styles" --- Musashi
@@gordonwallis7275aikido is crap , everyone whos doing it believing in that and believing it gonna give u good skill to counter enemies are completely brainwashed , does it hurt you? well thats the truth
Hyster1a , well you may very well be right. So I’m not arguing. But, people don’t believe me, and say all kinds of bad shit about me, when I tell them what I do. But they are wrong. All I have to do is touch people where they hurt, touch them somewhere else, and their pain disappears. So I know for sure, that sometimes things are not what people think. Here is an example of what I do. th-cam.com/video/8jqgoehVdVU/w-d-xo.html. Here is a testimonial th-cam.com/video/cjBf1W-kW80/w-d-xo.html. So, I’m willing to give this guy the benefit of the doubt. Nobody, except the people I work on, and the medical doctors I work with, believe what I do is real.
Yea no one attacks like that. When was the last time u saw someone attack another person by simply placing their hand on someones shoulder and leave it there??...exactly
What an ignorant comment, don't understand why you guys bother flooding the comment sections with this nonsense just because you have seen a few fake martial arts videos on youtube. You are correct that no one attacks like that, obviously. You miss the entire point of martial arts, and you fail to understand the difference between a demonstration and a fight. You see this is what they call a demonstration, which is why the guy "attacking" is not really attacking at all, in fact he is giving the demonstrator the ideal situation to demonstrate techniques. That is the reason the "attacker" is moving much slower, leaving his hand in place and etc, to give the demonstrator the advantage and also so that the people watching can follow whats going on. Anyone with any sort of common sense would understand that a fight is not predictable, and that studying martial arts is not to learn perfect moves to deal with specific attacks. The point is to train your body and mind, so that you can practice moves and train your body in order to develop your own style, so that in a real fight you have a better chance to adapt to the situation and handle yourself.
Well said Aikido Fan Boy...yes, its hard to realise when someone must see that he wast lots of time to learn a mambojambo "martial" art, talks about "self defense" and must learn by the hard way that a xx degree Black belt is nothing in a real self defense situation. The prob is that no opponent will move like a Dojo Partner. So many black belts get smashed on the street. And that is the sad truth.
The sad truth is you guys are easily manipulated and are just repeating the same BS without having any real knowledge on the subject. If you think training in martial arts does nothing in a real self defense situation, then you have no clue about martial arts or fighting for that matter. Martial arts are not meant to be moves to counter specific moves, idk you would have to be pretty stupid to even think that. Obviously you didn't read my comment, but i'll repeat this, "The point is to train your body and mind, you practice moves and train your body in order to develop your own style, so that in a real fight you have a better chance to adapt to the situation and handle yourself."
Show me a video of this working VERY well in the street as you say... after all I'm sure this art has some evidence to backup its claims outside a dojo right?
gsimon123 Why don't you just look for one yourself? In anycase, there are fewer serious aikido fighters than most other kinds of martial artists and because of that the odds of really finding something like that are gonna make it harder to find. But anyway, here's one that shows a few fights that may have some judo in them as well. Enjoy. th-cam.com/video/Yy5AvZCmEsw/w-d-xo.html
gsimon123 I watched that video and found that it was crap. The first fight had to be fake as fuck, because all the dudes were just rolling around on the floor while still conscious. In any real fight, the only time someone stays down is if they are knocked out or are critically injured like from a gunshot. They also fight him one at a time. It had to be bullshit. The last one was even more fake. The stupid girl even ducks away from a punch completely behind her that she couldn't even see. HAAHAA!! That shit was stupid.
All I'm saying is I've never seen a legit video where Aikido has been demonstrated to be effective in self defense situations. Maybe some of the really basic stuff can be used like holds and stuff but it has been my experience that no unwilling opponent is going to let you grab their wrist and flip of their own accord. Also, catching someone's arm or fist in mid air is virtually impossible. It is especially impossible against someone who has even the slightest training in boxing. You are taught to never leave your hand out ever; Aikido demonstrations always show the attackers getting their punches supernaturally caught mid-swing and then the attacker just leaves their arm out there. They are always looping punches also and never a clean straight punch which makes grabbing the wrist or hand even MORE difficult to grab. I'm only commenting because if people keep peddling these moves as if it will save someone's life and it WON'T then it is literally killing people because they think their techniques work. Get people into a boxing, wrestling, or jiu jitsu class and you'll have done far more to save their life than this shit.
gsimon123 You have a point, but are still very wrong. These techniques are actually a lot like hapkido. They aren't really meant to catch punches, but to apply techniques when being grabbed by an attacker. Anytime someone grabs you on your body or clothes like your shirt (virtually almost anywhere), hapkido and aikido can be applied very effectively. When an attacker grabs a hold of some part of your clothing, let's say your shirt, around your chest, both aikido and hapkido have wrist and arm locking techniques that are amazingly effective. Both aikido and hapkido martial arts will use the clothing as a trapping device. By grabbing and pinning down the attacker's hand (who's hand is still holding on to your shirt) while at the same time grabbing over enough to grab some of your shirt, trapping his fist, you will then be able to apply a wrist or arm locking/breaking technique. Policemen have studied hapkido and aikido for years, because they are very effective and maintain control. Aikido is a defensive martial art. Wild punches that come in big swings are actually very easy to see and catch in both those martial arts. However, boxing has its advantages against aikido because boxers don't grapple and their strikes are meant to be more elusive to the eye. Aikido is mainly applicable against grappling and has few real striking techniques of its own. However, hapkido, especially kuk sool hapkido (the much better, more complete, older form of hapkido), has plenty of all classic Korean kicks and punches (not bullshit from watered down, flawed tkd), and the right kicks easily stop any boxer dead in his tracks. I personally have seen some very interesting street fights between "golden glove" boxers and mere amateur kickboxers. The kickboxers easily win because the boxer can't get inside, continuously gets kicked away in the gut and needs to square in very close to make an effective strike. From so much distraction by all the simple front kicks the boxer would end up taking blows to his face from the kickboxer's punches. And you can guess who gets knocked out. However, against average street thugs, boxing is a fantastic fighting style that truly works and I believe there are quite a couple videos out there that show how fast a trained boxer can knock out multiple attackers. Every martial art has its strengths and its weaknesses. It takes careful study to really come to understand where they all can be applied effectively.
Why would you want to see that? So that the Aikido fighter can get sued for medical expenses? Small joint manipulation means that bones will be broken in a real fight, or is that what you are after? To see someone get tortured?
![Excellent Aikido Demonstration Ueshiba Moriteru Doshu - 植芝守央道主 - 合気道 - [HD]](/img/n.gif)
I’ve never felt so bad for anyone in my life as I do for that poor assistant!
😂🤣😂
Misericórdia esse cabra apanhou pra caralho kkkkkk
lmao I was literally thinking the same thing
It's a hard life
One bullet will shut all that bull shit up lol
I found this to be a wonderful display of aikido. Since most people break it into techniques and don't show the whole thing like in this video you get a lot of slack but if you have a understanding of the pattern you cover a lot of material that is like a goldmine in one video. Thanks for the contribution.
Ja doso zbog Vase 😂
I ja isto hteo sad da vidim dal je ovo toliko debilno...jeste
Evo mene zbog pshihopate
I ja🤣
I ja😂
Ja zbog Dzakica
Отличная демонстрация, это школа Любы Врачаревича. Браво, Игорь Петрович! Сначала думал, что мастер говорит по-русски, потом по небольшому акценту понял, что по-сербски. Один язык. Один народ.
@Vuk Uros Слава Сербии! Косово - это Сербия!
Мне кажется ето Зоран, фамилию не помню.
Но очень хороший мужик
this guy is the best aikido master ive ever seen
IGOR PETROVIC AIKIDO MASTER 6. DAN
SERBIA 🇷🇸
Niesamowita kondycja i energia! Wiem z doświadczenia jak ciężko wykonać takie ćwiczenia w takim tempie. Brawo!!
This guy does NOT like handshakes...
XxTheMetalistxX it has happened...
..or high fives...
Damn that's funny !!!
XDXD
I remember there's a cute girl in my aikido class, everytime there's a boy wanna shake her hand, she immediately twisting that poor boy hand ( for fun of course...)
Me ha gustado mucho el performance de este maestro. Creo que muchas personas han quedado sorprendidos porque estan acostumbrados a ver maestros de Aikido en una forma de exhibición mostrando el espíritu del Aikido, es decir "la no violencia activa". Pero en una situación real, el Aikido luce así: contundente, fluido, efectivo, extraordinario. Y esto es porque las tecnicas se aplican maximizando la energía humana, y no solo por la fuerza o las palancas que se utilizan en otras artes. Saludos.
Eso no es Aikido.
@CarlosGomez-jx3ck: Correct
En una situacion real el ponente no coopera! Tendras que pagarle para que permita estas payasadas!
Tossing the assistant like a ragdoll 😂
Love to see this man up against an MMA fighter.
@Tim Scholz he wants that aikido master to get humiliated
Hahahahaha.. this is more preformance than real fight.. it looks intresting but thats all.. Steven Segal is not real fighter
Male of female?
Aikido is not an "octagon" like martial art. Martial arts are always referred to as a last resort (aka a fight starting), everyone shits on aikido not knowing that the point of it isnt that its superior to any martial art, it has its benefits and weaknesses and its aware of them.
@@Aegis--- bro, its weakness is that it doesn't work well in an octagon or the street
I don’t trust aikido masters without ponytails
Lol!
or long fingernails. heh.
LOL!
Best comment on the internet...EVER! I want these words on my tombstone 😂
sadly i didn't get that
You know the old saying. “ Never volunteer for anything” that applies here.
Wouldn't it be great if someone moved slow and gave you their arm every time in a street fight?
And let their body loose like a ragdoll
This beginning techniques are legit I've done them several times in mcmap and had them done to me. Most of these types of techniques are situational. If you use them in full force you can easily break or dislocate someone shoulder/arm when applying pressure.
Quayshawn Dameron very true. And at that point it becomes instinct and reflex so when it happens in real life it could be brutal.
It's a demonstration.
Bajasurfer
I've never heard anyone say that before.....👀
Aikido looks very powerful against an opponent who is just waiting to be thrown around like a rag doll.
Bravo 👏
this guy is superb one of the best aikido masters ive ever seen
I have followed Aikido since it was introduced here. I have seen many skilled Aikido players. This man is able to do something I have never seen before. He is able to speak continuously nonstop as he executes the moves. All arts require great concentration and breath control. I just don't understand how this man is able to do this...................
i think he says those words to help in the breathing control
Amazing!!!
Gozo Shioda and Koichi Tohei looking from heaven and are proud to you!
best aikido man ive ever seen . no bullshit just exceptional skill through dedicated training
But unfortunately the opponent is just following the groove where they want to be slammed, maybe if you fight it's not easy to be slammed to and fro.
the idea is the opponent is taught the defence to allow the instructor to carry out the move other wise the opponent ends up with a dislocated joint at the best
Incredible
That guy gonna need a new shoulder!!!
nah its all fake as fuck,, cant you tell,, his crys of pain are totally faked,, see how he gets flung thru the air? totally faked full cgi,, hear that crack when his body slams the matt? fake sounds,, hahahahha
Jason Twist You are internet warrior,well done.In aikido there is defence from evey atack.Fist,leg,knife everything.IGOR PETROVIC 6 DAN BLACK BELT IS VERY RESPECTED MASTER.Let's make this simple.Go for it and atack some trained aikido master in the way you want.Hi will break you so bad,you going to be in hospital 30 days.
Jason Twist .. Dude i aint fan of aiki-do but ive done some aiki-jutsu and i tell you for sure if someone locks you and starts the "throwing" movement your gonna feel the pain. Now if for some reason you are marvel's Deadpool and you dont give a fck if ur arm is broken in pieces then go ahead and resist the throw and the pain...This will lead you to hospital ..Although i think your comment to Steven J was ironic.. Anyways gl bro
THE LAST SHINOBI well said,i train aikido for 4 years.Locks are very painfull and there is no joke with that.Bones are bones and no one want to spend some time in hospital...
No that guy knows everythig. Master is fast but i think not good enough. My master was faster.
Ahhh.. I always really enjoy these. Not for the video content or entertainment value, but rather the opportunity to relish in the wisdom and musings of so many “masters” in the comments. Rarely will so many experts gather on one forum and share their expertise. Scribes take down every word, so future generations may benefit from their guidance. Doesn’t matter if the video portrays Segal, or Grand Masters who have dedicated their entire life to their art, we will all be warned to NOT be impressed. It’s through the criticism of others, that these keyboard masters try to convince us of THEIR expertise and importance. Well, I for one am humbled by their greatness and if they scoff at the lifelong accomplishments of any true master, because THEY are convinced that they are more accomplished after weeks of study, then that’s good enough for me and I bow to each of you. Thank you for setting us straight. 🎭
You don't have to be a master to observe that the attacker just stands there and takes everything that's given.
The fluidity of aikido is beautiful.
Love to see one of the people who say Aikido doesn't work take n this master he is lightning fast almost too fast to follow with your eyes let alone respond to his moves Really amazing best i've seen so far thanks
@Wildlife Warrior what a shame everybody is except you, do't worry though you'll learn in the end like we all do
What most of you guys dont understand is that Aikido IS NOT MEANT to be used to fight evil like youre out of a Rocky movie, its meant to help you get away when you dont have any other choice. It doesnt have to be super useful in a street fight (even tho, if you have good reflexes, it can still be applied).
Think about people getting assaulted on the streets: the other person is not going full MMA against someone if they want to rape them or to take their purse, they will probably grab you, your clothes, or your belongings. In those situations Aikido comes real useful since IT IS whats MEANT to be used for.
Idk why yall think: not doing it in a ring=staight up useless. what kinda hoods do yall live in, where getting into street fights seems the number 1 problem??
Also another issue with yall is that 90% of people who judge Aikido have never in their lifes experienced a technique on them. It may look like the assistant is colaborating too much or being over sensitive, when in reality its either you move with them or you get your arm broken. This shit hurts like hell even when theres little pressure.
I once asked my Sensei what would he do in a specific situation, i pretended i was attacking him with a knife (at full speed also) and he, in a matter of two seconds, had me on the floor without me cooperating or moving to help him. His body moved out of muscle memory and did it without me warning him or anything. This proves that when you actually learn it correctly and practice, you CAN use it in a street fight or whatever you guys do in your free time.
I too was once naive
I love all the expert commentary from people who think they are martial arts experts. Technique demonstrations are not fights or sparing. I hold blacks in four different arts and a military career of a myriad of martial training.
No art looks the same in the dojo as the street. Very few techniques work as in movies. Everyone defaults during a fight. I have seen people very well trained in various martial arts who cannot execute in a combat situation.
I love the simple utility of jujitsu and I love the training in aikido. After 40 years I can pick and choose what I do, or how I use my skills. Working in a public school I have used aikido hundreds of time a year stopping fights and attacks without excessively hurting anyone or getting fired or arrested. It work and works well. If I need more aggressive techniques I have them.
Most of you have very little idea what your talking about. Here's a clue - the more definitive you are, the more wrong you are.
You are correct sir...and those twats don't count with one, and for me the most important thing, training levels.
Well said. Empty cans rattle the most for sure.
Oh shut up, you sound like an old woman, this is bull shit, this just proves to me YOU know nothing about fighting, of course it works in a school situation when you are probably over 200lb and you're stopping two 60lb kids from fighting.
Stick to collecting star wars figures, and stay away from any fight talk.
Couldnt agree more
Damn!!! But I need to see it with someone really fighting, and not just giving his arm. 🥋🤔
My Japanese language instructor in high school was at this level. A kid tried to stab him once during class and in a split second the kid was restrained and disarmed without sustaining a scratch. Teacher could have easily killed him. Aikido is a versatile art that allows for either gentleness or brutality.
@mon2gy4 34 but very few arts can cause no injury and still diffuse a situation.
A real boxer destroy him
@@Catgat37 Don't make me spend 20 years in MMA then take on a journey humiliating every single aikido practicioner on Earth. Beating cultists sounds like an interesting hobby. Aikido is BAD (Bullshit And Dumb)
@@alexandru6747 lol why not just let them do what they want lol people know what works and what doesn’t it has been proven time and time again people shit on aikido all the time if someone enjoys doing it just let them be
Aikido at this level is no joke. What an amazing thing to watch. Long time ago I was used as a assistant prop by my "instructor" at a much lower level because of my size (stout) yet ability to flow with him and then take a fall. The trainee has to flow because If you don't flow you will suffer irreparable harm on the simplest of movements. The immense amount of pressure applied just to your wrists travels from your finger to your elbow then to your shoulder socket. In one moment you are tippy toe trying to prevent your arm from being destroyed to flying like in a car wreck to immediately slapping the mat because again the shear pressure is applied down your entire arm. LOL I have read comments where guys are like "I would sacrifice my arm being broken in an arm bar from a BJJ match" but this ain't that. Your arm socket ripped out, your elbow broken, you entire forearm turned into jelly, your wrist destroyed and your poor little pinky finger twisted out of socket. In a single "event". Not even talking about the ground impact where your ankles get broke because they hit the ground so hard, the broken ribs if he decides to kick, or knee you or the broken neck from the fist strike.
There is a ton of very odd looking Aikido videos that unless you know what you are looking at it looks stupid. And some are for sure. But this ain't it. Look at this assistant's body being thrown around. Think what it would take for you to get that kind of velocity on another human body. And the instructor is not trying to hurt his assistant.
Then there are videos of Aikido squaring off like in a competition. This is where it's not as effective if at all. In my most humble opinion Aikido is very well suited where you have "one shot" to remove the absolute life threatening attack like a knife, sword, bat, stick, gorilla punch.
For me I think Aikido practice was the most amazing experience I have had in life. The serenity (we were a silent dojo), the flexibility you trained to achieve on every joint and muscle, the learning to fall, roll, recover then just learning the throws, locks, the ability to just fade away from the attack then bring in the momentum at just the right moment. And the tradition. It really is a beautiful style IMHO.
@OrangeCaesar1 You were fooled. Please, if you get in a physical altercation with someone, don't try what has been taught to you, you will get murdered.
How I passed my 4th Dan Aikido th-cam.com/video/Xn-PAStZgko/w-d-xo.html
Suprised this teacher still had students, with the pain he is putting on these poor students.
he is having fun with black belts man... wish one day i could be this strong
When the meth finally wears off, he's gonna wonder why he's so exhausted!
Haha I was thinking the same
Apparently he's actually on drugs lmao, my ex was his student
I am exhausted after watching half of the vid,and i do like this Aikido but i did suffer.
In real fights, people always give an arm for free..
Just because you fight with your sister, that doesn't make you an expert.
Actually they do, every time they throw a punch or try to grab you.
@@bgdavis5089 no they dont 😂😂
No you gotta take it
@@asersah you've nevet watched a jiu jitsu match. The best way to throw someone is when you use a grab to countet into a throw. Also if you have no expierience be it in the streets or in or the ring it will make or break you.
Geez just step on his pants and he will fall down.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👍👍👍👍 brooooooooo 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
scary mob r/emojipolice
Mr. Krokanić they are specially tied, that won’t work
The most effective Aikido around! Thank you sensei. Please make more videos!
Real aikido is when the nage takes advantage of a real attack, this is no different than any aikido, except he's yelling, going very fast, and doing more atemi... I'll give him credit for the atemi, but the kiai is supposed to be louder and in their face. The problem he has is that he's not actually being attacked, aikido doesnt work unless you are being attacked.
IGOR PETROVIC AIKIDO MASTER 6. DAN
SERBIA 🇷🇸
First Aikido demo I have ever seen that is actually real i.e. the "attacker" wasn't cooperating to make it work. Awesome!
Look how uke is waiting after initial strike,wich is verry slow btw :))),to let the master do the technique. You surely are ironic.
I get that this isn't full speed but dude, look at 1:09 it's pretty clear he just stood there.
Plus what was his attack even? Was he trying to hold hands?
Великолепно мастер!!! Супермен Real Aikido)))
WOW! It is really unbelievable techniques. Something more real than reality itself! RESPECT MASTER
Steven Segeal: I can destroy everyone
Igor Petrovic: Hold my beer
Best aikido guy in a while.. bravo
The Spiral Energy. The Centrical Force. You are the calm in the Eye of The Hurricane.this is why it take years and years to master. And this guy uses his energy and movement in a very powerful way. So fast the Uke has no time to react. Very good demo.
02:09 girl in the background is doing Aikido lesson 1
LMAO 😅😂
Hahaha
😂😂😂😂
That is not aikido. Nothing u see here is aikido, or like 20% bcos is more martial arts combined
🤣 🤣 🤣
The guy getting thrown around, just looks like damn here we go. He knows he's walking into. . . a world of pain.
Whoosh his way fast I do aikido but would be lost doing it at that speed . Are there any more videos of this guy
Nice speed. Good control, aikido is very useful.
All arts have their benefits...yes even Aikido. What most fail to realize is that in order to apply ANY technique first you have to stop the attackers thought process thereby his physical action...in that way the proper application of most techniques have a probability of actually working.
1. Block or evade
2. Cause pain by hitting soft targets
3. Maneuver to a position of advantage
4. Apply a takedown or immobilization technique
5. Run away
perfektan i zaista realan majstor SVAKA CAST
I can only assume you critics are ignorant about life in general, because if you had any life experience you would know that most arts do practice like this including BJJ and judo. If the student does not go along they will get something broken. MMA has a mixture of all the arts so picking on this one and doing a comparison to MMA is stupid. Most importantly none of you can ever have been in a real fight, in real fights the people are not stripped down wearing lycra shorts, there is normally a lot of posturing and grabbing from which any competent Aikido, BJJ, Judo or jujitsu exponent would be able to drop someone. I trained in Jujitsu and I see many similarities in these moves, Aikido is a defensive art and also a graceful one well worth the time to learn. But as most of you know nothing about any art other than being key board masters, you will continue with your ignorant perspective on everything in life.
The other thing they are missing is this: in a real fight an attacker will use his hands to try to grab or hit. An aikido guy can then grab the attacking wrist or hand or arm and do an aikido technique. This is especially true when a puncher leaves his arm extended. People forget that aikido can also be offensive. The aikido guy can make a move (grab, whatever) and do his thing. People also forget that aikido is actually a form of jujitsu. It's effective if done correctly.
@@bgdavis5089 There is no offensive action in aikido. You must have studied something else. You are literally reacting to somebody else. Atemis come after the opponent moves to help land the technique. Atemis are not strikes perse but more distracting in nature.
Nice enemy image you constructed here. What a ridiculous blabber.
@@gonzo2495 OK Snowflake
@@akaroamale475 lol Calling me a snowflake after your long-winded whining is really funny. Come back to reality, this bullshit martial art doesnt work, period.
Here, hold your hand here like this.... wham! Gotcha! Okay, now I am convinced that Aikido is the real deal...
Honestly, the Aikido guy is an excellent athlete and I am sure he could defend himself to a degree.
You’re not a master but a beast! A master teach his students instead of hurting them. You’re just showing off.
THIS guy looks seriously legit..this looks like it would definitely work in the street vs an UNWILLING participant
SO much fun to watch! This guy is a special talent in the aikido world fs
Those uke's are traumatized.
JH Swann jajaja
JH Swann ; ukes, not uke's.
uke??
This video should be titled how not to treat Uke.
Absolutely right !!!!
uke?
@@thedemonlord300 seems you don't know aikido go research "uke" learn something new today..you only limit yourself on learning.
These guys practice the art as combat. This is how it should be practiced if you want to use it.
Amazing control of body and mind - fast and accurate moves
Costas Christodoulides Amazing what you can do with a cooperative opponent.
Say what you will, but this dude is pretty fast
Or... the other one is pretty slow.
Slow is smooth, smooth is fast. He skipped a step me thinks
Easy to look good with your student attacking in slow motion, but really, if you know what attack is coming you can respond with choreographed
Classical Aikido does not include accurate or debilitating atemi waza. At least not in the late Ueshib, kisshomaru or his son Moriteru’s dojo.
Ever hear of Ukemi waza..?
DOBRA VEŠTINA REALNI AIKIDO IZ SRBIJE!GOOD SKILLS REAL AIKIDO FROM SERBIA!
Добра нема шта....само дође боксер,мма борац или џудиста и растави те на просте факторе...😁
This is not aikido, this is "real aikido" invented in Serbia by mister Vracarevic and used by Russian and Serbian special forces. "The Real Aikido defense system includes unarmed techniques, as well as defense against weapons such as knife, pistol, etc. It includes of aikido, judo and jujutsu, techniques simplified so that they can be easily taught in security and self-defense courses"
This is not holywood boys this is breaking your arm in 4 places before u can say stop :)
It's fake martial arts. No one will attack you like that in real life. Defense against imaginary attacks is not a useful skill.
captainmanacles works for me. The number of times some asshole has grabbed my arm, shoulder, neck- I can always wriggle out and run. Not my karma.
Perhaps your technique is lacking.
Svaka cast pokojnom Ljubomiru Vracarevicu, verovatno je dosta klinaca sklonio sa ulice. Ali budimo realni, i realni aikido je beskoristan koliko i obican aikido. Ljudi je l vi shvatate da od noza, pistolja, stangle, palice nema odbrane? Jedina odbrana ti je sprint
A military using Aikido, what BS..
I pracktice aïkido and this is not aïkido
Aikido seems to be perfect for streetfighting. Too many people worried about MMA. The street tells the tale on a martial art not a ring.
Impressionnant la force
et la technique du Maître.
How to defend a friendly hand shake in 1,2,3...100 ways
Destroying the groin would be better!!
+jakeizlove master ken
OMG HS PIN DOWN AMD LOCKING ARE SO FAST AND INCREDIBLE!!!! HANDS DOWN TO U MASTER!!!!
1:58 I think he really wants a taco.
He sad tako he is talking on serbian....
From what I can tell, Aikido is not a bad art to learn but it helps a lot to learn a striking or close combat like Judo or BJJ to compliment it especially when going against a fighter whom is experienced in arts themselves.
Best aikido video yet
I feel sorry for the students
"How to lengthen a mans right arm"
in normal aikido, the uke (partner being thrown) does not resist because its part of aikido's philosophy. in "real aikido" the uke doesn't resist becuase the tori (partner performing the throw) is yanking the arm from his socket.
k
It's easy to yank an arm that is being given to you willingly. Demonstrations like this are misleading.
Or yanking uke's genitals out from the rear. Which, admittedly would make me more compliant than usual.
....In "normal Aikido" or "real Aikido" - There is no such thing as "normal Aikido" or "real Aikido".
All the students that learned closely from Ueshiba later formed their own styles and variations based on what they learned - Some softer, some harder, some even negated the Martial aspects totally and became a healing style. Believing that there is a normal Aikido style simply indicates that you have not yet evolved deep enough into the understanding of Aikido to comprehend the full spectrum of options within Aikido.
- and in several styles it is common to resist enough that if the technique is no performed correctly then it stops - or for those having enough techniques in their body they can then transition into another technique.
"It's easy to yank an arm that is being given to you willingly" if guy is holding his hands in his pockets then there is no reason to harm him because he is no danger for you, no offence but stupidity is strong in you.
What would you do that to persons that want to give you a handshake or highfive ???
Finally a demonstration of this fighting style that actually looks like the instructor is trying to use it. You watch segal and the only thing he doesnt do is yawn while his opponents fake their way thru the demo
I think the likes-dislike ratio clearly shows that these trolls hurrdurring about UFC being superior to everything are a shrinking vocal minority. People are sick of all the martial arts fanboyism. Anyone with half a modicum of intelligence understands that martial arts aren't a pissing contest. Competitive combat sports are not the be-all-end-all measure of a martial art's effectiveness. Every martial art was developed with a sparticular set of real-life contexts in mind and no martial art is good at every single situation, not even MMA which is specifically developed for a given set of rules in a controlled competitive environment.
Controlled nonsense
the opponent is clearly allowing the teacher to perform the techniques on him.
Hello all...
He is teaching and showing how to do
The final knot.
I wish you meet one SENSAI like him in a street
Fight...
We will laugh much on you....take care...
Real aikido is wonderful.I like this tehnick to aikidoka
the opponent role man has so much high skill. no one can perform presentation with master safely than him.
You really don't know how Aikido works, do you?
he and his coach were taught by the Russian special forces, do you think that special forces want to learn something that is not real and can not be carried out on the street
iAm Rossi YES, just type on wikipedia Ljubomir Vracarevic, then you will see😉
It's BS...
Luka Darijevic have you been in a real fight
@ special forces dont
@ it was made for serbian and russian special forces
And aikido master is Serbian 👍
This guy is great and deadly
he is so good i could watch him all day, amazing. same as steven seagal. makes this look so easy.
Steven Segal is a fraud
@@TheNerd305 He's a legit martial artist.
You're right. Unbelievable ....I can't believe it.
Show me please real fighter versus aikido teacher instead of demonstrator. Then we can talk more... For now I see only stupid guy waiting for punches.Ohhh russia...
in real fight you dont do aikido at first ... just punch or fleed ... But aikido way give you martial mindedness ... Oh, and this is not aikido, in aikido way you preserve your uke
Dude are you dumb that's serbia
I love the Moving Meditation of classical Aikido. With no disrespect to this guy, but isn't he demonstrating Aiki-Jutsu/ Ju-Jitsu
Well said. Gymnastics 101
This is too clumbsy to be called Aikido.
If this guy and Steven Seagull got together they would have a flipping good time.
Are you flipping first?, or me?
Most interesting dance class I've seen for a while.
Andy MacPherson Steven doesn’t flip, he rolls😂🤣
Real Aikido with really UNREALISTIC attacks... lol
Wow amazing technique 🔥
Majority of people commenting on martial arts videos have been brainwashed by the UFC. They believe that if something doesn't work in the cage, it is useless. They are those that look to train in brutal styles of combat in order to make themselves better fighters. In my opinion all styles have a benefit to them. One however should not allow the path they choose to follow to become a double edged sword. This will only lead to your own destruction either spiritually or in some cases physically. Aikido commonly is a more peaceful art and when one becomes at peace with themselves they find no reason to fight. They avoid physical confrontations because they can diffuse a situation before it becomes physical. And in this aspect Aikido is a very valid system.
"One cannot ascertain the perfections or imperfections of any chosen style if they refuse to see the value of all styles"
--- Musashi
Very well put my man.
Lets put him in the ring with an MMA fighter and see how he does.
That guy is good. It’s kinda like... you can get the attorneys I get. Or get the ones that OJ Simpson gets. There is a difference.
*how he dies
Hyster1a , lol. Ya never know.
@@gordonwallis7275aikido is crap , everyone whos doing it believing in that and believing it gonna give u good skill to counter enemies are completely brainwashed , does it hurt you? well thats the truth
Hyster1a , well you may very well be right. So I’m not arguing. But, people don’t believe me, and say all kinds of bad shit about me, when I tell them what I do. But they are wrong. All I have to do is touch people where they hurt, touch them somewhere else, and their pain disappears. So I know for sure, that sometimes things are not what people think. Here is an example of what I do. th-cam.com/video/8jqgoehVdVU/w-d-xo.html.
Here is a testimonial th-cam.com/video/cjBf1W-kW80/w-d-xo.html. So, I’m willing to give this guy the benefit of the doubt. Nobody, except the people I work on, and the medical doctors I work with, believe what I do is real.
Yea no one attacks like that. When was the last time u saw someone attack another person by simply placing their hand on someones shoulder and leave it there??...exactly
I agree...it seems that Aikido works well if someone holds your wrist or comes with a wide and slow swinging "punch"
True.
And they call it "real". OMG.
What an ignorant comment, don't understand why you guys bother flooding the comment sections with this nonsense just because you have seen a few fake martial arts videos on youtube. You are correct that no one attacks like that, obviously. You miss the entire point of martial arts, and you fail to understand the difference between a demonstration and a fight. You see this is what they call a demonstration, which is why the guy "attacking" is not really attacking at all, in fact he is giving the demonstrator the ideal situation to demonstrate techniques. That is the reason the "attacker" is moving much slower, leaving his hand in place and etc, to give the demonstrator the advantage and also so that the people watching can follow whats going on. Anyone with any sort of common sense would understand that a fight is not predictable, and that studying martial arts is not to learn perfect moves to deal with specific attacks. The point is to train your body and mind, so that you can practice moves and train your body in order to develop your own style, so that in a real fight you have a better chance to adapt to the situation and handle yourself.
Well said Aikido Fan Boy...yes, its hard to realise when someone must see that he wast lots of time to learn a mambojambo "martial" art, talks about "self defense" and must learn by the hard way that a xx degree Black belt is nothing in a real self defense situation. The prob is that no opponent will move like a Dojo Partner. So many black belts get smashed on the street. And that is the sad truth.
The sad truth is you guys are easily manipulated and are just repeating the same BS without having any real knowledge on the subject. If you think training in martial arts does nothing in a real self defense situation, then you have no clue about martial arts or fighting for that matter. Martial arts are not meant to be moves to counter specific moves, idk you would have to be pretty stupid to even think that. Obviously you didn't read my comment, but i'll repeat this, "The point is to train your body and mind, you practice moves and train your body in order to develop your own style, so that in a real fight you have a better chance to adapt to the situation and handle yourself."
Wow he is good dancer!!!
It’s nice wen. People fall for you
Лучший мастер айкидо на данный момент
Serbian MASTER Mirko Jovandic have 6 DAN
And his Sensei was?....and his Sensei was?...and his Sensei was?... and on and on. How many generations down from O-Sensei?
Ok, is he reaching or just taking his frustrations out on the students?
У , колико је мајстор Одличан!!Браво!!Хвала!!Србија!!
Awesome demo - the cries of 'delight' from uke just brilliant, solid technique too...
couldn't even finish watching this. how is this guy a master when every attack is done a 1/4 speed and he gets to respond full speed?
Well said and how is it theres only 1 atack and he keeps the arm out I was told to put in at least 3 techniques when fighting
Yes, this works VERY well in the street, but, you have to be very good and fast at it like he is.
Show me a video of this working VERY well in the street as you say... after all I'm sure this art has some evidence to backup its claims outside a dojo right?
gsimon123
Why don't you just look for one yourself? In anycase, there are fewer serious aikido fighters than most other kinds of martial artists and because of that the odds of really finding something like that are gonna make it harder to find. But anyway, here's one that shows a few fights that may have some judo in them as well. Enjoy.
th-cam.com/video/Yy5AvZCmEsw/w-d-xo.html
gsimon123
I watched that video and found that it was crap. The first fight had to be fake as fuck, because all the dudes were just rolling around on the floor while still conscious. In any real fight, the only time someone stays down is if they are knocked out or are critically injured like from a gunshot. They also fight him one at a time. It had to be bullshit. The last one was even more fake. The stupid girl even ducks away from a punch completely behind her that she couldn't even see. HAAHAA!! That shit was stupid.
All I'm saying is I've never seen a legit video where Aikido has been demonstrated to be effective in self defense situations. Maybe some of the really basic stuff can be used like holds and stuff but it has been my experience that no unwilling opponent is going to let you grab their wrist and flip of their own accord. Also, catching someone's arm or fist in mid air is virtually impossible. It is especially impossible against someone who has even the slightest training in boxing. You are taught to never leave your hand out ever; Aikido demonstrations always show the attackers getting their punches supernaturally caught mid-swing and then the attacker just leaves their arm out there. They are always looping punches also and never a clean straight punch which makes grabbing the wrist or hand even MORE difficult to grab. I'm only commenting because if people keep peddling these moves as if it will save someone's life and it WON'T then it is literally killing people because they think their techniques work. Get people into a boxing, wrestling, or jiu jitsu class and you'll have done far more to save their life than this shit.
gsimon123
You have a point, but are still very wrong. These techniques are actually a lot like hapkido. They aren't really meant to catch punches, but to apply techniques when being grabbed by an attacker. Anytime someone grabs you on your body or clothes like your shirt (virtually almost anywhere), hapkido and aikido can be applied very effectively. When an attacker grabs a hold of some part of your clothing, let's say your shirt, around your chest, both aikido and hapkido have wrist and arm locking techniques that are amazingly effective. Both aikido and hapkido martial arts will use the clothing as a trapping device. By grabbing and pinning down the attacker's hand (who's hand is still holding on to your shirt) while at the same time grabbing over enough to grab some of your shirt, trapping his fist, you will then be able to apply a wrist or arm locking/breaking technique.
Policemen have studied hapkido and aikido for years, because they are very effective and maintain control. Aikido is a defensive martial art.
Wild punches that come in big swings are actually very easy to see and catch in both those martial arts. However, boxing has its advantages against aikido because boxers don't grapple and their strikes are meant to be more elusive to the eye. Aikido is mainly applicable against grappling and has few real striking techniques of its own. However, hapkido, especially kuk sool hapkido (the much better, more complete, older form of hapkido), has plenty of all classic Korean kicks and punches (not bullshit from watered down, flawed tkd), and the right kicks easily stop any boxer dead in his tracks. I personally have seen some very interesting street fights between "golden glove" boxers and mere amateur kickboxers. The kickboxers easily win because the boxer can't get inside, continuously gets kicked away in the gut and needs to square in very close to make an effective strike. From so much distraction by all the simple front kicks the boxer would end up taking blows to his face from the kickboxer's punches. And you can guess who gets knocked out. However, against average street thugs, boxing is a fantastic fighting style that truly works and I believe there are quite a couple videos out there that show how fast a trained boxer can knock out multiple attackers.
Every martial art has its strengths and its weaknesses. It takes careful study to really come to understand where they all can be applied effectively.
Why is it always demonstrations?? I never seen an Aikido in real fight.. steven seagal the same thing..
Why would you want to see that? So that the Aikido fighter can get sued for medical expenses? Small joint manipulation means that bones will be broken in a real fight, or is that what you are after? To see someone get tortured?
Yes 😆
lmfao, no there would be real vids of people using it. period...seen arms hands legs broke in fights b4 its not torture its called a real fight
Pit yourself against steven seagals style of aikido. I DARE YOU
Now this is real aikido 👍🏽💫
what do you call this technique at 2:52 it looks like its from judo