This week on dancing with sticks... SRS Aikido confuses me. Every move solo ends with you resetting and apparently in "sparring" or whatever this dancing is called, every move ends in the opponent doing a somersault? In reality when someone gets hit with a stick they don't just roll over on the ground and give up. What is the point of this?
This video is made for instructional purposes, that is why it is so slow. At combat speed you would not be able to see all the parts of movement, making it more difficult to learn.
+mickparly I've only taken introductory aikidou, but maybe the idea is that when you're practicing, the uke learns to fall/roll/react as required to not get hurt? In reality, the person executing the counter isn't going to be so slow, and someone attacking them and ending up receiving the counter or throw isn't going to be smooth as the uke here (or know ahead of time what move will be used), and would probably receive mild injuries. The way I see it, the uke doesn't resist because doing so would make getting a high number of practice reps impossible; and in a lot of cases, I'd guess that it's more advantageous to yield to the thrower and roll away than resist and get a sprain or a pulled muscle.
most ancient martial arts have lost its real purpose, as this world isnt as barbaric anymore. So they became traditions and sports. Besides, how "martial" could have them be, anyway? Everybody would carry a weapon most of the times... And if you lose it, the best strategy is running. If it is real life self defense what you're looking for, no style can beat a gun or taser. Seconds should be a knife, or baton.. and for the poor or sadistic ones, you may take a look into kickboxing, boxing, etc... But to me, fighting barehanded is already a mistake - a dumb choice. However, if you're looking for a way to keep in shape and have fun, and learn some self control, etc,. any traditional martial art is better than any brute comtemporary style.
well done! Thank you for the Demo. Very smooth and safe!
Nice form and technique guys, great job and great video!!!
This week on dancing with sticks... SRS Aikido confuses me. Every move solo ends with you resetting and apparently in "sparring" or whatever this dancing is called, every move ends in the opponent doing a somersault? In reality when someone gets hit with a stick they don't just roll over on the ground and give up. What is the point of this?
This video is made for instructional purposes, that is why it is so slow. At combat speed you would not be able to see all the parts of movement, making it more difficult to learn.
Nicely done, nage and uke are very smooth, you must have had great teachers.
is this a lesson about ukemi? i can't find any technique here apart from that, lol
Outstanding! Can't seem to locate #1.
been whatching the doshu a little to much
1:33 - You will believe that, after a questionable pause, a staff can send people rolling.
bravo! pulito e preciso!
i miss aikido.
Great practice!
Outstanding!
super.
beautiful
good Hara
Good job friends ;-)
Cara eu tenho que fazer isso '-'
3:15!!
A few technics are okay, but come on, who would fall like this by a little touch with the jo at the lower part of the arm?
+mickparly I've only taken introductory aikidou, but maybe the idea is that when you're practicing, the uke learns to fall/roll/react as required to not get hurt? In reality, the person executing the counter isn't going to be so slow, and someone attacking them and ending up receiving the counter or throw isn't going to be smooth as the uke here (or know ahead of time what move will be used), and would probably receive mild injuries. The way I see it, the uke doesn't resist because doing so would make getting a high number of practice reps impossible; and in a lot of cases, I'd guess that it's more advantageous to yield to the thrower and roll away than resist and get a sprain or a pulled muscle.
איקדו הלחימה מס 1 בשבלי
zerooo!!!
Thats not martial arts, that's dancing. Swing the dang stick !
most ancient martial arts have lost its real purpose, as this world isnt as barbaric anymore. So they became traditions and sports. Besides, how "martial" could have them be, anyway? Everybody would carry a weapon most of the times... And if you lose it, the best strategy is running.
If it is real life self defense what you're looking for, no style can beat a gun or taser. Seconds should be a knife, or baton.. and for the poor or sadistic ones, you may take a look into kickboxing, boxing, etc... But to me, fighting barehanded is already a mistake - a dumb choice. However, if you're looking for a way to keep in shape and have fun, and learn some self control, etc,. any traditional martial art is better than any brute comtemporary style.
To much choreography and circus.
This is for intellectuals. For the rest, with lower IQ,it's about choreography and circus.
but clown is always best part of circus da?