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lol. rolling on the floor right now! Bro, aikido has many styles lets apreciate that because each can pick its own style according to your character and temperament and expectations and what you are trying to achieve. As long as the concepts and attitude and posture are correct, you always make "real" aikido, fast, slow, hard, soft, as a way of selfdefense, or as a way of harmonizing oneself spiritually, its ALL REAL. Aikido is diversity, there is not ONE real aikido style.

Yondan here who trained lots of successful BJJ students in Aikido and MMA. I very much doubt it. Chiba would rip their arms off. Remember Chiba was a a very strong judoka before he set foot in Hombu.

I always tell people if i want to fight an mma athlete in a sportsfight with mma rules, i would train mma and not aikido. also, if i want to win a tennis game, i wouldnt train badminton. gee bro, whats your point of comparing sports fights like mma with budo...

I was a student of Brian Burrows in the West Midlands from 2000-2010, do you/did you know him??

Btw they are using mats,you can see them at min 5:20

@@MrSonOze oh thank god

I tried it for 30 years. It's 95% bullshit.

@@baldieman64 30 years? Lol Why did it take you that long to come up with that conclusion? I've personally used it and worked for me. Aikido is very misunderstood. It was never designed to be a one all system. It was an alternate way or approach. Ueshiba preferred advanced students. To use it with what they knew. It is based on context but the pain compliance is there if things escalate. It is most effective during the escalation phase before a fight and when your opponent gets tired after scrapping a little bit. Their guard is down some. Aikido works with other systems. I do kickboxing and Kali. I can get the throws and locks after a nice combo.

@@JoseFuentes-fn3dl I've employed the locks on the street many times too, but the locks are not Aikido. The same locks are present in FMA, in JJJ, in Silat and in hundreds of other systems. What makes Aikido, Aikido is the training methods and applications that we see practised on the mat, and while I've applied joint manipulations following a boxing combination, from trapping and from vertical grappling, I have never once applied it in a way that remotely resembles Aikido practice. Everything useful that Aikido has can be found elsewhere in a more functional form. I've trained with people like Ralph Reynolds, Donovan Waite and André Nocquet and of those, André Nocquet was by far the most effective but none of them taught anything other than techniques against "traditional" attacks (that are considered training tools for children in other systems), even when teaching classes of high level black belts.

Most people are youtube experts , there are also some who actually train aikido for a while but simply didnt get it, and or, trained in a not so good dojo with a not so good teacher, probably a teacher who misrepresent the "harmony" and stuff like that. truth is, there ARE dojos that misrepresent aikido. thats why, try and train in various dojos.

@@baldieman64 bwahahaha! he trained 30 years and than discovered its all bullshit. yeah right. there is defenitely a lot of bullshit here but it aint Aikido, bro.

knelmes01 I agree you can’t compare... although I will say, if you are classing you’re art as a martial art, then you need to know that it is effective in real combat. Aikido sadly isn’t and doesn’t work in real life. It’s beautiful to watch, and no doubt these people have trained for years but in any real world scenario these guys would get absolutely mauled. I love watching these videos and especially ones of O Sensei because it reminds me of an era where I wasn’t any wiser to real fighting and thought that you could use a kotegaeshi legitimately... I think any Aikido practitioner should ask a Person of another art to throw them a real punch/kick and see if their techniques work.

Bruce Kai Your absolutely right that it probably would not work against a highly skilled MMA guy, but Aikido will work on the streets against most attackers. First of all most attackers are not skilled martial artist. Most skilled martial artists are decent people and aren’t our there hurting people. Street thugs and would be attackers aren’t disciplined to take classes 3 to 6 times a week that’s why they’re out there attacking and robbing people because they’re too lazy to be skilled martial artist. This is becoming an old argument and it’s really apples and oranges because Aikidoka generally are never going to encounter skilled MMA guys. By your logic and I’m not taking a shot at you, I’m just saying that comparing the two arts would be like comparing MMA to a man with a gun, the MMA guy is not going to win against a man with a gun just as the Aikido guy is not going to win against the MMA guy.

It's always lovely to train with you and Charles. Keep up the fantastic work at AOT; I'm so proud of what you do!

Gassho.

Dancing? A Killer master like him, in front of you, run fast man! Just run! The master is a murder!

Alexandre Alves dude this master would get stomped in a real fight relax

@@nimbusxd91 Hahahahah, of course not! He was very, very fast. His movements were very sharp and precise. Nobody could touch him.

@@nimbusxd91 real fight. bwahahaha! you look too much Hollywood movies.

did "the cute outfits" give you a hard one? ^_^

What a faulty philosophy and therein lies the issue with aikido. It is a dancing art and not a martial art at all. Based on what you said and what we've seen. Personally I think wrestling is superior on all aspects but I'm a proud westerner who could care less about adopting eastern mystic voodoo shit.

@@theognostosyios9343 No I may be young (21)but I'm no fool. My understanding is based on empiricism, what allowed the west to develop and conquer the world. I was not taught aikido was shit. It was the conclusion I came to on my own. I do not need someone else to form a conclusion. I studied aikido and kung fu for a bit as a kid so I do have experience. Kung fu isn't as bad as long as it's full contact sanda style. My issue was with aikido. I was a first year wrestler. They couldn't handle my single legs at all I don't believe that either. Hercules and all that. It's a cool childrens story and what not but martial arts come from human nature and exploration. Only so many ways to break another human. And since it's in our nature to destroy each other yet desire peace like hypocritical idiots, martial arts developed. I don't care for the history argument, especially when voodoo is mixed in. It's interesting but not enough to care. What matters is the present.

@@theognostosyios9343 Of course, American gunslinging is one of the best marital arts. I call utter bs. Why do we love war so much? When it comes down to survival we will become despicable creatures. But that's human nature. You gotta learn to control it. Ok see that's the difference. I'm not into martial arts for philosophy. I'm in it purely for Fitness, passion, self defense and to be a fighter a better man. It's why I'm an engineering student. To be Better. We have a fundamental difference in viewpoint. Competition with oneself to be better than you were the day before is the most important aspect. That's self development to me. How can I help others if I can't help myself? Of course teaching is important. but there's a flaw in your logic though, contradiction. You say in order to know wrestling I must teach it. In order to teach wrestling I must wrestle. In order to wrestle I must compete to better myself. That is fundamental to submission grappling. It's how reach higher levels. Overcoming obstacles.

I trained many times with Chiba Sensei in the 1970s, and he was as hard as nails. Yet as sweet and gentle off the mat as you could wish. I loved his sessions.

@@hawaiianshirtracer There is something about the old timers true... tough as nails yet gentle. I remember also the late Takagi Sensei in AZ. Very nice person. Also Ulisses"pop" Winn of Goju where I gave an Aiki demonstration way back and 'kept the peace' in Riviera Beach at his annual open martial arts event and taught once the little children at the Riviera Beach Commmunity Center. Interesting at the end $1000 to whoever winns irrespective of art or weight class. Where? At stage center circle of the basketball court. The good old days....bikers walked in...anyone off the street plus all the martial artist...but the peace was kept. Many of the principles cross all arts , "Eighty-five percent of the kids in my karate classes aren't here to learn karate. They're here to learn discipline," says Ulysses "Pop" Winn, who estimates he has taught karate to about 30,000 Palm Beach County children since 1965. "And by learning discipline, they can learn karate."

Lmfao. Doesn't exist. A bjjer who has a blue belt and properly learns wrestling shuts this shit down with ease.

@@rye-bread5236 No, l see that you can't know what l have in mind since it seems you're soaked brain washed by bjj propaganda (yeah you can't believe it). Aikido and all systems have the potential to be great defense arts, it's their way of training that's wrong.

@@7outofthebox747 bullshit Bjj propaganda? Lmfao you're an idiot. There's objective truth in being single legged, mounted then choked. I'm not saying it's complete alone. Wrestling + bjj is the best mix. It's what I'm trying to do.

@@7outofthebox747 aikido has very little potential compared to boxing or wrestling for self defense.

@@rye-bread5236 "bullshit", "you're an idiot"

@@devopsengineer8993 This is not correct