Throw Easily Without Grabbing｜Aiki-Jujutsu Against Karate Punch
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- Опубликовано: 25 июл 2024
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00:00 Introduction
00:16 Importance of Positioning
01:12 2 Types of Timing
02:20 Aikido Against Kizami Zuki
04:55 Practice Time
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I heard this saying before, Aikido works when the person know how to fight. The Aikido instructor understand how to engage in combat. Nice video
He was great!
I would argue the opposite. Aikido only works if the person doesn't know anything. If you take a trained fighter and put them up against an aikidoka it's pretty much always one sided
@@DevilDogMartialArts- Now take that trained fighter, teach him Aikido and see how much his overall fighting improoves ;-)
@@yuriysemenikhin302 As someone who has trained a lifetime in martial arts, including a few years of Aikido, I will say little will have changed depending on their level of training.
I'm not saying Aikido doesn't have it's merits. Its certainly does. In particular, it is beneficial to understanding multiple opponent defense and provides some leverage concepts that are helpful, particularly in correlation with atemi or kuzushi. However, it is mostly beneficial in it's philosophy which I enjoy greatly.
That being said, a well trained fighter would have little use for the low percentile application techniques that mostly comprise Aikido, or the starting point of defending relatively untrained opponents. It's like being a Marine, and going through Air Force boot camp. It won't hurt your training, but there isn't that much you will gain from it either.
Marital arts only works of you know to fights. If you only want it.
I spent about 6 months training AIkido before I really started learning it. The lesson that really sunk in for me was cause by my fleeting desire to really strike my sensei. Now, I want to preface this by saying that I am not a violent person by nature and I've been quite a wimp most of my life. So taking aikido classes was already out of character for me. After 6 months of aikido I still wasn't trying very had and I was just there to get some exercise.
One day, however, after months of throwing half-assed wimpy, unenthusiastic punches I decided I was actually going to try to really punch my sensei. This was not out of a sense of wrath or even mischief. I was just bored of not trying.
I remember my sensei's face vividly. The moment he saw my intent, before I had really even thrown the punch, his face lit up like he was finally going to be able to throw someone for real.
I could never forget his face and that reaction was what taught the lesson for me.
Aikido comes from the attacker.
I always sensed that aikido can be usefull. I just was waiting for someone who can show me how...I am gladto finally see it.
I can finally say that 2020 was not only a bad year after all ^_^
Haha thanks! He was truly amazing!
Check out Nishio Sensei's version of Aikido. It is very pracital.
Im not an expert but I think Aiki Jitsu is more closely related to jujitsu than aikido.
@@ricogardner7877,
Jiu-Jitsu, Judo and Aikido derived from Aikijutsu which Aikido being the worst among those two.
There is also a Aikido channel called Aikidoflow which uses it for self defense. The channel "Aikido Shinburenseijuku" has videos with an MMA guy.
Great video again. The aikido instructor makes clear and intuitive concepts! Amazing collaboration! Keep it up.
Thanks!
In the old school Okinawan Karate there is grappling and joint locks. Also pls react to Filipino martial arts again pls
That's coming up in 2021!
French rationality explaining Aikido techniques in Japan. The best of two worlds.
Lol !
Touché my friend
This definitely changed my view of Aikido
That would make him happy!
But it isn’t pure aikido.... it’s aikido that’s adjusted to be more practical. Not completely the same imho.
@@praetorian3959 it is the same. The instructor is just trying to have a more realistic approach in training. The moves and principle is the same.
@@praetorian3959 Aikido is not ment to be work in its pure form because it is not practical art.
When karateka fight using modyfied movments from kata you also say that this is not pure karate?
@@Vatras888 no I would say that kata is not ment for fighting. If you ask me if I can beat somebody in a fight using rohai, i would say no. With elements of it, sure. Maybe I can. But it’s not rohai. Just like this is not pure aikido. If it was, aikido would be practical on it’s own. Which is not the case. BUT, not wanting to offend anyone, just my thoughts on this matter after 23 years of training budo and other MA.
What's interesting about Aikido is that it's a great way to upgrade your Judo. It's definitely higher level stuff and very complex, but I really feel people underestimate its potential. Great collab here, guys!
Beautiful video. As Hapkido has some of its roots in Aiki-Jutsu, I defintely saw various points in his explanation that can help in my techniques.
I freaking love this channel
YEAHHHHHHH
This is the first Aikido guy that I have seen doing the demonstration from the basic entry techniques instead of yet another "cool" technique.
I understand that you guys have already filmed the entire thing and just posting it in small bits, but if you get a chance, ask him to teach you full set of tenkan movements. Once you understand the footwork involved, the rest becomes easy :-)
Its because hes both Aikido and Aikijujutsu instructor so he's able to draw the principles of the two arts and combine them together to make a beautiful display of ability.
@@Projectdarksource You'll be surprised, but Aikido and Aiki JiuJitsu are nearly idnetical in their principles. 99.9% of the differences techniques happen in the final stages.
For example in Daito Ryu , the elbow would go not around the shoulder, but into the temple or the face. And once the opponent is down, there would be a lick to the head :-)
@@yuriysemenikhin302 I'm not actually surprised since I've studied a little bit of Daito Ryu and my instructor had students who have done Aikido as well in the class, and basically said the samething about the techniques, however Daio ryu is way more brutal to train than Aikido.
@@yuriysemenikhin302 Aikido guys didn't have a clue about aiki no jutsu or the need to unbalance the opponent in the moment of the attack. Daito Ryu guys are teaching them that.
If you want to fight using Aikido, you need to keep the opponent chasing you. Aikido is movement and you need to use that to make the opponent unbalanced.
@@carlosluismendez7392 This just means that Aikido guys have HORRIBLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! instructors in their respective Aikido schools
It’s great to see different arts teacher each other well done OSU. 🇦🇺🥋
Very nice, soft yet very effective aikido demonstration by the instructor! Well timed, positioned and great entry - soft but entirely controlled!
It's sooo nice to see them together, from different combat stiles, countries, body characteristics, not competitive, not hiding details of the techniques, but sharing experience with smiles and without aggression! Greetings from Russia, we also love aikido and are interested in it's combat aspect and speak English :) (maybe not perfectly, but we try)
There's a version of this in medieval German wrestling "ringen" called "the barrier" by Ott Jud. I really like how well the Aiki instructor broke down the details.
Wow! Thanks for your knowledge!
And it's "vengativa" in capoeira
Great video!!! I would love to see more
Very good! Aikido is a great martial art that is oftentimes misunderstood. When used in the right context, it can be very effective!
Watching Erard Sensei demonstrating on you brings back memories of when I started out in Aikido -- my sensei effortlessly tossing me around with ease. My sensei is also taller that I am. Yep -- those ki-techniques are so hard to master. Takes an average of 1 year to get the mechanics correct -- then a lifetime to learn how to execute those techniques with aiki.
6:10 I know this seems like a stretch, but when Shintaro Higashi talks about foot sweeps like kouchi gari, he often mentions taking a "cheat step", where you shorten your stance as you walk to gain the foot position you want. I thought of this during the discussion around shortening the stance. But really, any time you step, there's an opportunity to slide into cat stance (neko ashi dai? My Japanese is bad...), which is used in most Chinese martial arts to signify kicks, trips/sweeps, or just a shift in one's moment of inertia to perform techniques as seen above.
Also, I feel your pain with the distance management. I started with Taekwondo many years ago, so when I tried Jiujitsu, Hapkido, Judo, etc. I was always leaving way too much space and not getting the leverage or position I needed. It's funny how going from striking to grappling requires changing your perspective from distance between opponents to space between parts of the body.
Ahh yes! I had the same feeling haha
my God, this is very good !!
すばらしい、ほんとにすげ・・・おす
Very interesting exchange and great instruction! The third move in Heian Nidan is quite similar to what he is demonstrating. The main difference is how we arrive to that position.
Ahh I agree! Nice analysis!
@@KarateDojowaKu thanks! I’m learning a lot from your videos. It’s one of my favorite channels.
Awesome video! THANK YOU
No problem!
Awesome video 👍
Good points on the entry techniques.
Thank you.
I think its smart to incorporate these arts together as one completes the other. Makes for a very efficient Karate
nice we can use this in sparring
Great!
Man that line at the end, "be the rudest person in the world." That's an aikido gem right there.
Here in America, people tend to give each other a lot of space and a number of people react poorly to even being bumped into by accident. So having to get over the thought of giving people their personal space, was a big hurdle for me to jump, to begin learning aikido.
Thanks, it's a good technique and he does it really well. I think there is a similar takedown in the Shotokan system (and other karate styles) where you step behind the opponent's front leg and sweep them - leg/hip behind and front arm/shoulder in front across the neck.
I'm a Shotokan guy. Years ago I took Aikido for about 5 weeks. It was completely foreign to me in how to move. You can't do Aikido and move like a karate guy. It's circular for one thing. Now however, I can see how some of that would blend in with karate. Just a few favorite things perhaps. Not too much. It would get confusing. I don't care if it would work in sparing. I've played with Aikido foot movements, which is important in Aikido, and I like the rhythm and pivots and how the movements feel. Has kind of a Chinese martial arts feel to it.
I'm a practitioner of both aikido and karate and I love both arts. The footwork in aikido is amazing. However, It is extrenely hard to make this work against a very fast kizami tsuki. It can be done but you gotta be Rafael Agayev kinda fast
@@carlosllanos4689 Aikido is wonderful. But mostly I think keep your Aikido and karate mostly separated or it gets confusing. There's always play time when you can experiment a little. As far as mixing Aikido in with karate when sparring, between karate and Aikido, you may have so many techniques running thru your head you'll stand there paralyzed. In karate, pick out 3 or 4 attack techniques that work for you - how your body moves etc. And perfect them. As far as defending against kizami tsuki, maybe just get out of the way. It doesn't have to be pretty. But don't just stand there. MOOOVE!! There's no rule in karate that says you have to move straight back all the time either. Just like you pick out a few offensive techniques to work on, you can also "focus point" a few techniques to defend against (2-3) and counter. Not in strict kata form. Sparring form. Which is loose.
For the commenters who say this is Aikido, please read the title: Aiki-Jujutsu.
Aikido's ancestor was a jujitsu style. More fighting oriented than pure aikido or pure judo.
Great video! I listened again to section 2 (timing). If you watch at around 2:35 mark, Sensei is throwing almost a full speed punch. It is intercepted and utilized because the timing is spot on. Also, Sensei is obviously trained to be a good uke; struggling and strong-arming your tori is not good ettiquette. That's what kumite/ randori is for. Thanks again!
Yes! I agree that that timing was spot on. However, you must also not forget that it was a very easy movement to read. In sparring when you go full speed, the difficulty level goes up dramatically.
I practice aikido wonderful martial art and he is very Mich like my sensei he explains why to do every move just like my sensei Beutiful video to see
thanks a lot !
No problem!
as always, great video!
there was a similar throw that was taught to me by my shotokan sensei, but he had experience in many other arts so, it might have been from aikido... but the way he did it was by lunging in with a punch but aiming off to the side... the effect of that was that your arm went through and your leg rested behind your oponent leg... and he would thenjust do the "turn arround" thing... in sumo, there is a similar throw called kiri kaeshi, that looks much more similar to what my sensei did too... and i actually was taught a similar throw from kung fu... however... the setup this guy uses is very similar to a ninjutsu combination ive seen... waki gatame into onikudaki... the way he grips you with his armpit basically... is used as a setup for a standing gyaku ude garami that is called onikudaki in ninjutsu... its a very cool technique!
Baiting for the hand contact makes so much sense
Yes. When you bait for a response, you're changing the OODA loop dynamics. When you provoke a response, it is YOU driving the timing, not your opponent. Boxers are really good at this. Aikidoka don't typically do this, so they stay reactive. Furthermore, look at the French guy's timing when he first demo'd this. Watch this frame by frame. He's initially defensive, but he didn't have to be. He could have provoked a response and done the same technique. Also watch his initial hand positioning. More like a boxer, just more relaxed hands.
He's very interesting to watch. He'd probably be really good at boxing if he wanted to try it.
Wait this knowledge makes since and i study Aikido
I got interested in your videos sensei bcoz of Cobra Kai, hope to see more karate aikijujutsu effectivity
He is SUPER fast!!
Right!
Timing and position
Show more of these techniques, it'll be much more useful since it's easy to close in on the attacker
This was a fantastuc conceptual video, Yusuke Sensei! I really liked the entry to the back to either choke or throw down; it is a really cool combination! Would I be correct for observing that the movements you demonstrated seemed very similar to a Naihanchi Shodan kata?
I like Japan because of the anime and then I liked it even more because of this channel(karate✊)
I know he does both Aikido and AIki-jujutsu but for your karate audience I think it would be good to explain the difference for those who don't do either art
Aiki-Jitsu is more combattitive than pure Aikido.
Thanks for your insight!
Aiki-Jutsu was the combat style of the samurai. Thus like most military martial arts throughout history it was more focused (initially) upon aggressiveness and practicality. When Morihei Ueshiba founded Aikido, he took the Daito-Ryu Aiki-Jutsu techniques he had learned and stripped away the offensive protions and the aggresive attitude to develop a technique with similar focus upon use of Aiki but in a peaceful defensive manner. That was when the Jutsu became Do.
@@danielhaire6677 it wqsnt aiki joubjitsu but all minds of styles of jiu jitsu and even sumo
Aikido based on Daito-ryu Aikijujutsu, but Aikido must not be created to cause serious injury so it not combattive than Aikijujutsu
aiki jitsu doesn't really exist. Aiki jujutsu yes
Where the head goes, the body follows; elbow to the throat, hips close together, rotate, balance broken, uke will fall - done this with 18st rugby players. In Aikido, we learn to detect, feel this this balance point. If it doesn't come, we change technique to gain the balance advantage - it takes more time to develop this skill. I come away from every aikido class with a smile - shodan shotokan
Despite the cameraman played with angles, we can still see that my fellow French is twice as big as you😉!
Great video!
Yes I'll have to attack also set up those !
Nice. Could You try this technique in light sparring ? 😁
So, just get the other guy to tell you how he is going to attack and make sure he agrees in advance to exaggerate it and go with the technique I’m using? So simple! Awesome.
hey, idiot. He did this same technique in the other video when they were sparring XD. This is the teaching
this is cool
Thanks!
Thing of beauty
After rewatching this the little stutter step you and your fellow karateka came up with to match the posture of aikido is very similar to a step that you see in some Chinese internal arts, like Xing Yi Quan and Tai Chi Quan.
This is kudo 🥋
When he spoke about carrying a tray and uke was "just in the way," you'll likely find greater effectiveness if you focus on a palm-up orientation. I also like to keep ikkyo (arm bar) across my chest with uke's shoulder in my armpit.
Good video! I want to see the Aikido performance in Free fighting.
I’ve uploaded that already!
It feels like an application of Empi!
From that position there are a number of bjj, judo or wrestling techniques that are far simpler and more effective: grab your opponent in a body lock and do an ura nage or a drop sweep for example.
This is pretty simple by itself you can aee severañ muay thai fighters pull it off constantly just not with the arm grabbing
@@miriadestar3415 you're right, his throw looks a lot like some muay thai sweeps. The throws from a body lock still feel simpler to me cause it is an instinctual way of griping, controling and throwing your opponent, but I might be biased from my background. The fact is that when you have your opponent's back almost anything can work, the big problem is getting that position.
Maai
Simple technics
Go back the opponent.
The mind set is different from other arts. You want to get closer to push or pull the uke.
Good explanation and collab.
It's great!
Thank you for checking it out!
@@KarateDojowaKu
thanks sensei.
Apologies for my English
Best regards
When uke push nake pull
When uke pull nake push
Like a door.
When uke strikes nake gets closer. Even with arm or leg.
Nake defends, gets closer, throws uke. Kakarikeiko. Nake Gets the uke hara.
Footwork, hips, arms and hands.
Shoshin mindset.
4 Tsuki mixed as you see fit. With normal randori footwork : Jodan and chudan Gyaku and Kizami. Normal intent and in and out. Do it with your next teacher before he explains us all to death. Maybe even give him a partnter with the same reach.
And do it after every technical session.
Thanks for the upload.
I love to watch the video's of this channel than watching vlogs
Wow thanks!
your welcome
Just as a bit of detail: after deflecting the punch, try to have your palms up; doing so that will give your shoulder more freedom of movement and that will keep your posture straight. Having your palms down in this very context you actually block your shoulder that is in contact with your uke.
Thanks for your insight!
Agree. Having the palm down puts nage in the frame of using his elbow to push or strike. G Sensei pointed it out when he said it was all in your shoulders. Palm up allows nage to relax , drop the shoulder and have an upright posture which in turn allows the rotation on the axis of your spine. I think the most valuable insight here was the statement about not "Doing". When you DO your partner can sense your intent, they instinctively try and stop the DO and that is when you run into resistance. By DOING you actually give uke something to resist against , rather than moving WITH your partner.
Kind suggestion: rotate your right [throwing] hand palm up, elbow down. Look how aikidoist keeps palms up. Elbow going down keeps the energy going down ;)
It would be great if you met with Akuzawa Sensei from the Aunkai to check out what he's doing. Very interesting and powerful internal aiki, he was also a former Sanda player and train in Sagawa-ha Daito-Ryu Aikijujutsu.
Traditional Aikido is very static many expanded on this it’s a great art
The only part that I think he should also explaining to him, (and for the Karate audience) was the feet position in Hanmi, forming a sort of letter "T". That's why it's possible to enter on those angles and turn on the "Y" vertical axis. Try to watch his feet position during the video and you will get the idea.
I wish u had Ur classes in Mumbai, India
I shall call the move the: " emptying the water bucket bebhind the back" lol
Augmented Heian Sandan Bunkai. Interesting
Where the head goes, the body goes 😊
I went through two emotions within 3 seconds when I was watching 2:33
"Woah, did he just flip you in the air?!"
"Woah, did you just superhero land?"
LOL at the fact that you just stood up casually and said "So ... let's learn this step by step".
Ossu sensei! Having practised both Shotokan Karate and Aikido in the past, I really appreciate this presentation. Aikido and related arts got a lot of bad press in recent times, not least for teaching defences against 'overly stylized' attacks. Well, some of that criticism is warranted in my view, but then, the same can be said about other traditional martial arts as well. I always maintained that those Aiki principles are sound, and you guys demonstrate how they can be applied in a more dynamic setting. Excellent! Keep those videos coming! :) Cheers
How did I miss this video?
more please..
one more coming up tomorrow!
thank you very much.
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This is Morote Uke from Heian Nidan in a less formalistic way,
u just recieve the attack with the negative movement, (in Hanmi),
then move ur hole body as a unit to complete the motion, (in Shomen!! please), without any force.
just like the Aiki practitioner demonstrated (with the chin lift, head feed like a loop or elbow in shoulder joint...etc.)
Shito Ryo Morote Uke for high,
Shotokan Morote Uke for lower punch or kick (I talk about the receiving part)
unfortunately most japanese karatekas today turn their hips always in the opposite direction and do everything with Hanmi, especially when it´s inappropiate
they even ride their bikes with hanmi so to speak;)
Morote Uke is such a case. It´s completed strong in Shomen in itself without extra force or muscles, but weak in Hanmi,
otherwise they look just like some Irish pub fighter from the 1800´s with a massive Nietzsche moustache and high pants over the belly button.
and almost all modern Karate practitioners shake their hips just for the sake of the hip wiggle
(without knowing when, why and wich direction), to come across more experienced
wich looks just like brazilian carnival dance
most seen by Kata Ballerinas, never known in the first place how to apply it, and the judges seems to don´t know ether cause the worse it gets, the higher the grades
(some extra hints for good grades in Kata """"CoMpEtiTiOns"""" are;
stand extra deep, so u can´t move ur hips properly, specially westerners,
scream extra loud Kiai
tense ur cervical tendon the hole time
do everything with Kime
completly rush trough
when slow motion shake and shiver ur muscles so it looks like an 80´s B-movie, to show ur exeptional talent
...
ok this was harsh, towards Ballerinas because Ballerinas have always to learn something new
Just imagine in the distant future son to father
son: Wow dad u have several black belts and won cups in Karate?!
father: Yes, (smiles confident)
son: So u broke bricks or had beaten up hundreds of thugs?!
father: No I did Kata competitions
son: So u encoded the secret techniques and are capable to defend yourself and know how to apply the Oyo properly
father angry: No it´s just a meaningless dance with no connenction to reality whatsoever!!
son: So ur just a pretending **g
father beats son with kickboxing pointfighting skills, cause he hasn´t managed to gain a single effective application and has no trust in his art from his decades long experience...
oh sorry I digress
anyways I´m glad you open ur mind to other martial arts, now try to integrade the Principals to ur Karate Katas, wich is allready a Martial Art, not just punching and kicking.
It was all there but disappeared when Karate changed from infighting and middle distance, to middle and long distance,
basicly Pointfighting Kickboxing with more screams.
Infact what the Aiki guy here is doing is in My opinion the way modern Karatekas should aim to
sorry to hurt someones feelings, just get better,
thanks.
I feel like being good at Karate, Judo and Aikido would make for great combination for self defense...
The little Judo and Karate I´ve learned certainly came in handy once or twice... Imagine I had continued... +sigh*
I think the aikido practitioner is definitely using his height to his advantage for the movement which might be why look so easy when he does it. But with enough practice anybody should be able to make the move look easy
I agree!
yes, he clearly has the height advantage. but I believe if the opponent/partner is taller, an experienced aikidoka should be able to find a way to make it work
that frensh accent ! jeeeeez
So this is what Goki Shibukawa Sensei practices! Hahaha
I belive there are some differences, but I'm sure they have the same root!
@@KarateDojowaKu Never knew you were into Mangas, Sensei! Hahaha
He practiced Yoshinkan style. Very agressive and hard one
@@KarateDojowaKu Here an 6th dan Aikidoka demonstrates some moves from Baki ruclips.net/video/I37u2rtsFxs/видео.html
Where is this gym located exactly?
2:32 you could hear his noises while being thrown 🥶🥶🥶
There is a similar move in heian shodan, "disguised" as a gedan barai.
I agree!
As an uke and nage if I can recall
After a side kick or round house as soon the kicking that doesnt make contact you will be upright and the enemy will be in striking range
塩田剛三先生が、上海のフランス租界で4人の暴漢と戦われた時の話をご存知ですか？一人目はビール瓶で頭を殴って、その割れたビール瓶で顔面を突いて処理。二人目は、蹴って来た足を手刀で折って処理。三人目は、突いて来た腕を肩に担いで投げ、腕を折って処理。四人目は、相手の脇腹を突いて処理。合気道の投げ技らしきものは、全体の1/4だけです。
合気道の創始者、植芝盛平先生は、「実戦では、合気道は突き7分投げ3分だ」と仰ってます。合気道の高段者が実戦で闘う時は、投げ技は、ほとんど使わないって事です。というか、ほとんど使えないです。
Is this Aikido or aikijujutsu, I've been training for one year aikijujutsu and its a really cool martial art :)
The aiki guy practices both Aikido and Daito Ryu Aikijujitsu. I have followed his channel for a while.
@@Aikibiker1 Thanks for answering the question!
@@Aikibiker1 Ok thanks :D
Aikido works but effectivness of this is only up to user. Aikido techniques very often are practiced as pure form. When people watch aikido demonstration they think it is bullshit because of cooperation and staged movments but those kihon teqhniques can teach you a lot about controling your body and how mechanisc works. If practitioner can understand it and modyfy it like tgis gentalman on video suddenly aikido starts to work.
I agree!
Nice
Definitely agreed. Most aikidoka don't train with combat as the focus, so when faced with that kind of stress, they don't know how to react. Boxers, as an example, train with a combative mindset and when they spar, they do so with a combative intent. While I haven't taken an AikiJujitsu class, I suspect they train with this in mind.
Do you think this would work for you?
i can do it
Hell yes ! I practice Krav Maga so we already have the right stance for this kind of moves ^_^
It does work for lyoto machida. What he was doing looks conceptually very similar to imiri nage
@@H.haru_u That's great!
@@nylonandstockinggirls2636 That's awesome!
yes i can do that
Let's practice together!
@@KarateDojowaKu welli live in uae
@@H.haru_u Together as in at the same time :)
@@KarateDojowaKu got it i was just kidding
Can you take lessons from a judoka or bjj player
Hopefully next year!
この方、空手の経験者ですよね。別の動画で、足払いから正拳突きを決めてらっしゃる場面を拝見しました。どう見ても、空手経験者の動きでした。これは、純粋な、「空手vs合気柔術」の対決とは、言えませんね。
Hey I am from India and I have a request please make a video on how to start fight easily
I don't understand what you exactly mean..
@@KarateDojowaKu
Is there any scholarship I am ready to pass any test
@@KarateDojowaKu please tell
@@KarateDojowaKu hello Yusuke-Sensei. I think he means how does he "learn" how to fight quickly. As Karateka we definitely do not teach people how to start fights but how to end them, non-violently where possible.
@@DonovanDube You should never use karate to hurt someone. For defending yourself, sure. But not to attack on someone
Hajimemashite~
はじめまして！
@@KarateDojowaKu Saikin dõ ?
É pé na cara, é joelhada no gogó, é calcanharzada na têmpora, pisão nos dedo, bico de pé no nariz... Baguio é loco memo mano.
very hard to do ive tried before when young, if its gonna work u need to be able to engage into the opp's weight
Hmm. Well I think he can basically only control you with Aikido if you attack because Aikido is a pure defensive style and if he manages to catch you in motion right? In a stationary position you should actually be able to resist him with the Karate-Kime or not? I mean in this clip there is no actual sparring involved but what was it actually like to spar with him in general? And will there be a second sparring video with Erard Guillaume?
In static situation good aikidoka can make succrsfull kuzushi and throw you by inbalancing you. This can be very little movment. Short moment of inbalance is enough to perform techniqie.
If this is "aiki jujitsu" then how can we differentiate it from the original "jujitsu".
Daitoryu Aikijitsu. Look at Guillame's channel. He does both aikido and daito. A simple answer is aikido will usually emphasize the soft throws, daitoryu emphasizes studying distance, locks, harder takedowns.
@@trinidadraj152 Thanks so much for your insight!
Daito Ryu Aiki Jujutsu is basically the root of Aikido. The founder of Aikido softened the techniques and made them more round, while in Daito Ryu they are more brutal and direct. The Aiki principle is also slightly different. In Daito Ryu you bring in "Ki" to provoke a reaction and then reverse it and merge it (Aiki) with the"Ki" of your opponent. In Aikido you skip the first step and merge Ki directly.
Trinidad Raj Molina some Daito Ryu can actually be softer than Aikido, which makes considering it's where I aikido came from.
@@trinidadraj152 aikijitsu doesn't exist, its' Daito ryu aikijujutsu
showus this techniques with resistance
You should try to train some muay thai in order to get some sturdiness in your style I'm sure it would greatly improve it and help you out
I got to ask and I’m not making fun of you is he really tall or are you short
Como seria isso contra um lutador de MMA???