[Aikido Techniques] 23 Different Ikkyo's in 1 Minutes

23 different Ikkyo ura techniques shown in less than 2 minutes. Ikkyo is a technique done in martial art of Aikido to immobilize an attacker without hurting him or causing pain. The technique can be done with little effort even if held by a stronger person if done properly.
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[@carlatkins3835]

Great techniques. Thanks for sharing Sensei 👍

[@user-cq6cj2cs6i]

There are so many non working moments. Therer is no a dance ! If uke as a plasticine repeat all your movements it is not good. You must find how does it work?

[@paro_made_in_80s.3dm]

Many of those movements have no sense at all... A lot of them are not working cause you give back balance to the uke in the middle of the technique...

[@paro_made_in_80s.3dm]

@Jeremiah Hargrave it's not enough to have control of the wrist is the opponent is well balanced and strong... Try to make a kotegaeshi to a person stronger than you without imbalancing him, he will lock his arms and you get a nice punch from the other hand... Talking like this you are showing me that you know nothing about real aikido and you have never seen it... I come from karate, I practiced aikido and finally japanese jujitsu... Aikido is not a water washed version of jujitsu, it's really different!

[@DontClarify]

I hope you guys never have to defend your self in a real situation, it will end really bad for you. No offense.

[@MartialArtsJourney]

DontClarify Martial arts on the mat and in a self defense situation is not necessarily the same thing

[@paulofrota3958]

+DontClarify You're sadly mistaken if you think this *demonstration* is how it's played in real life.

[@brottarnacke]

+Paulo Frota Then a lot of people would say "so why do you train this stuff at all then, instead of just training the way it's played in real life?" It seems to be a common idea among some people that you must only train a number of separate techniques, and if you are attacked, you will do exactly those techniques and that is going to work, because you're only focusing on the few techniques "that have been proven to work". I think the issue with that is that you will not know what's going to work, because you do not know in advance how any given situation will turn out. In a real situation you might have to really improvise and adapt to the situation at hand and I think a more free, versatile and playful curriculum can aid that. No matter what you think about Aikido, I think this video is a good example of what I'm talking about.

[@paulofrota3958]

brottarnacke A lot of lines to show you have no idea what you're talking about.

[@user-vt8jp7px9v]

look at what he's developing whilst using this training method. Timing, distancing, centre awareness, the ability to blend with an attack, taking uke's posture, Sensei Rokas expresses these principles very well.