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From what i know the angle of feet dont usually matter. It should be adaptable with suttle form. Thats just what I know.

@@dwddindin feet do matter, look at any boxing video, - for instance if you throw a reverse punch and your foot points to the right it won't be as effective as pointing towards the target- thus allowing you to push off the ground, creating a faster hip rotation etc......... if you throw leading hook, the foot has to partially rotate, the technique used here looks like he has pushed off with his back foot and allowed his front foot to slide forward- compared to a set stance position.

@@stuart4860 from what i know when using the center the idea is to be able to deliver power when ever and where ever you are. Its not the hips its your center you have to learn how to use koshi properly, your center. Yes feet ir structer does matter but you should be able to get to the point where doesn't. Power shouldn't and doesn't always come from structer. Thats something i learned from okinawan shorin ryu

@@dwddindin watch some boxing videos. i've done karate for over 20 years, also other stuff- even with karate the position of the feet in relation of a particular strike is taught, - most serious dojos teach this as a basic fundamental when striking pads, kata etc is slightly different as the rear hip is usually pushed back, the rear foot pointed at 45degrees whcih stops the rotation, instead its usually over exaggerated with the front hip over rotated and the rear allowed to pick up some of this over rotation and rotate into a neutral position....... if that makes sense.

No, not his sensei, his uke.

they broke off almost 30 years ago when seagal went nutty. They were together for like 20 years before that. Seagal gave Matsuoka his shodan. This is called his "new" style which he's been working on for 20 years. It borrows heavily from kokyushin, daito ryu aikijujitsu roppokai under seigo okamoto and Seiseki Abe. Also you'll be wanting to search the kanji to see results for those. 阿部醒石 and 岡本正剛宗師 The black and white one titled "Seiseki Abe kokyo nage" has matsuoka in it from who knows how long ago. Maybe late 70s. That's not matsuoka's form these days strangely enough. He's definitely iterated on it.

No, one of his students he took back to USA from Japan. He was with Seagal when he opened his dojo in Cali. He also did about 3 or 4 movies with Seagal back in the day.

Dib?

Aikido is not a defense system as such, it is more like an activity, like learning saber or fencing or sword, that is, if there could be some other technique that very rarely can serve you, but, you would have to give yourself a chance very large more product of chance than training

@@rollingstone80 It's more akin to Cossack Sabre dancing. It will teach you the balance of the thing, it will teach you footwork, how to do some basic swipes and distancing - and of course, it can be great fun. And like Sabre dancing, if you try it when faced with real violence, you will die.

They do work if you're hard to kill or under siege

It all depends on how one trains. If you train in aikido as a traditional Budo, the way most people do, then yes one may have reason to doubt being able to use this aikido. But if you can get a couple of hard core students in the dojo and train intensely as a Bujutsu (more like Shorinji Kempo) with random attacks and hard ukemi, then I think one can more than hold ones own. It depends on the intensity of ones practice. Their are aikidoka that practice like this.

@@ralphwemberly3774 One believes one is talking bollocks one does.