Aikido White Belt Techniques
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- Опубликовано: 26 май 2015
- Aikido White Belt Techniques. Part of the series: Martial Arts & More. Aikido White belt techniques include things like tino hanko. Learn about Aikido White belt techniques with help from a world champion martial artist in this free video clip. Read more: www.ehow.com/video_12212560_ai...
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As an aikidoka I have to say it was really well explained and these are techniques suitable for beginners since they are not as complex as other aikido techniques.
this is actually more functional then i thought.
For Those techs to work you Would have to be exstremely stronger Than your advesary tried them with my wife,WHO is 30 kg lighter Than me, and it did not work.
@@simonpedersen9940 that is very true, and people who practice aikido truly need to understand because there is no way on earth that you are going to be able to perform high levels of techniques without utilizing strength, that would be like running a car without a motor, good luck with that.
@Sam I don’t go to bars
@Sam yeah I understand your point of view but acting stupid will also get you fucked up regardless the martial art you practice.
In each martial art. You take their best most usefull moves
If you see lot of street fight videos. You could spot many situation where a akido move could win a battle
Especialy how people swing punches energiticaly like some maniacs this is like akido heaven 😂
I practiced with O'Connor Sensei many years ago. He was great.
awesome thank you
Very good functionality video.
I'm primarily a Korean Martial Art Practicioner, and out of all the Japanese Martial Art's, l would study Aikido, and it doesn't matter if he's practicing with, they all seem to know what there doing and l'm sure he one of Karl Romaines good student's, l'd love to study Aikido alongside with my other primary art's, because in Aikido sometime's you don't have to hurt your opponent, you allow him to use his strength against themselve's, kinda like Tai Chi.
Why not look to Hapkido?
The founders of both Aikido (Morihei Ueshiba) and Hapkido (Choi Yong-sool) studied under Takeda Sōkaku of Daitō-ryū.
As a long time martial artist (and Aikido blackbelt), I have used it to control people, but the techniques are low percentage. Breaking bones with the ballistic application of locks is higher percentage but ethically and legally dubious.
By far the best option is to not be in the same room.
As a Taekwondo practitioner, I have also just begun learning Aikido (chose this over other Japanese martial arts). It felt like a really good complement. And it is based on self defense, rather than just fighting.
@@baldieman64when ye do Judo and Aikido, ye actually basically cover what Hapkido ahould teach ye about unarmed fighting. But armed fighting is another issue of course.
@@entelektuel.yolculuk Hapkido has a pretty heavy focus on strikes, as well as pretty much the same weapons as Japanese systems. It's fine as a hobby martial art, but if you are likely to need to use it regularly, get down to your local MMA gym and supplement that by training with someone like Lee Morrison, Mick Coup, Tim Larkin or Michiel Mulder.
Good video for beginners. Forget the negative comments.
Jim P. True. Forget negativity.
I am join to learn and watch
for people asking why someone would hold onto your hand like that
these techniques were developed to counter someone holding a bladed weapon
so, in essense he's holding onto him since that's better than getting sliced
aikido isn't meant for unarmed combat; you have karate and jujutsu for that
All these moves are negated by you're opponent simply letting go of your wrist and the last arm lock was useless because he simply could've shoulder rolled out of it
Very nice. thank you. I would appriciate a lot if footwork and standing would be more explained.
Good luck doing this in a real fight 😂😭 you’ll get your jaw broken and your teeth knocked out
Wow?? Amazing!😅👍🏼
Aikido is a very good martial arts if your oppenent speed is in slow motion.
I think your missing the point
If only someone would attack me like that
I think that aikido is cool, but only if you mix up some moves with something more attacking.You must be a true master to counter *EVERY* move your opponent does, and if you can’t, you are beaten.
But Aikido is quite a young martial art, so, who knows, maybe a prodigy will be born one day.
How about hapkido?
@@ezanamelekot6796 thats korean, i have 4 belts , its for the army so it super destructive and lethal, the opposite to aikido, but still i find interesting the attitude of it, dont hurt anybody, just survive healthy and alive, it made you avoid jail and more karmic problems.
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is school still open
Serious question... WHat if they just let go and start striking? Obviously beginner stuff, but if someone was bending my arm backwards using their arm that i have grabbed on to, first instinct is to disengage.
Steven Seagal did Aikido techniques in his movies. But Aikido is all about neutralizing the attacker with minimal force.
I might broke my brothers arm.. what do i do
What about multiple attackers?
You’re looking at the white belt curriculum.
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i bow
but what if he tur̥ns with u
Why would anyone grab your hand and push forward?
People usually grab and pull.
So obviously it's a really slowed down and basic move, but a real world application would take place much quicker, when someone grabs at you like that at the /very/ beginning of that grab they are moving forward as they had to reach to you for the grab, you'd have to capitalize on that initial movement on their part and make it so that in that moment of forward momentum they have you turn and throw them off balance.
The grab is intended to control the defender, if it was combined with a pull the control would be compromised because the defender can move forward and overbear the attacker. Aikido techniques are frequently based on sword movements. It is more applicable in cross hand grabs: attacker's right hand grabbing the defender's right hand. The attacker would push to prevent the defender drawing his sword. Tai no henko is an exercise, but the movement is found in almost every Aikido technique, the defender takes control away from the attacker and doesn't let him re-establish his balance before the throw or the immobilization is conpleted
Alex Popovic Lmao this is all bullshit
Mission failed, that mfs grip is very strong that i couldnt move my hand
The teacher's arm is tronger than the student arm. It is why he can defeat the student. If a weak person who got attacked by a strong man , how could he fight back if his arm is weak? Thank you.
kick in the nuts. 10 sec to 1 min stun. use it to run away.
What will happen if he give spin kick when you back
kicking is for 2nd dan black belts to learn because the attacker will end up upside down and in aikido in order to learn to do something you have to learn to roll out of it etc
Ok
i have orange belt.i'm very low.
Everything is process.
i just started this year so you're doing better then me
Nice, me too
Give it time, you might grow a bit taller.
ikdo , great store. jk lol
hola.muchos saludos y mucha paz en Dios en jesucristo amen oh aleluya.
no mama dont worry you raised a gangster im a surviver
That kid looks like peppa son from the group salt and peppa
Being a girl and thinking that a man who is stronger and taller attacks , I don't think I could lift my hand over and apply these techniques .
Aikido doesn't work unless you have superpowers
Wrestling for takedowns bjj for grappling from bottom and submissions, throw in a few judo techniques with the variation of trying not to give your back. There are good examples from mma fights. Then add in muay thai for striking plus boxing techniques. wing chun for Arm trapping and "oblique kicking" as famously called because of jon jones.
Like punching would work as well? If the opponent is really stronger??? 😂😂😂
You are not a tanaka
Hey Kung Fu, there are a few things in aikido that are ok, but this instructor doesn't seem to be experienced in practical situations. Stick with your KF.Peace
Except that’s not a punch. No one punches at .001 mph lmfao
Why do we never see an aikido fight. It's always one guy giving his arm and the other doing sone kind of technique. Why no aikido sparring. It's the strangest thing. Like a dance with strick rules. If the bad guy and the good guy are aikido black belts, nothing would happen or they would have to use a different martial art. Can aikido work against aikido? Are there any aikido championships? How can you get a black felt in a self défense art when you can only be effective against another aikido person acting a certain passive way? Why would I want to learn modern aikido? Certainly not to defend myself because I would never be pressure tested and never trained to actually fight. So us aikido a self défense system or is it a wellness system. It has to be the latter, which is fine but should be presented that way. I really do not like that it teaches knife défense because it gives false confidence. They should be told to always run from a knife because they are not trained for real fighting. False confidence is more dangerous than knowing nothing. I think aikido lost it's real fighting ability somewhere along the way historically. But, hey, it's nice to watch their choreographed demonstrations, but it has very little to do with fighting and self défense. What's with all the bowing? Please tell me if, in your mind, if aikido has anything to do with self défense in a practical way. Does it teach how to defend against a real attacker. If there is no sparring then the answer is no. Bring in a kick boxer to test yourselves every so often, so you know you are on the right track. If I would see an aikido,guy fighting a kick boxer and be effective, I would have a new level of respect for it.
Yes Aikido is a very effective fighting system as any other system once it's applied in a functioning manner in a real combat situation. Aikido however is more a counter offensive fighting art and relies heavily on momentum and leverage as it's main component of application.
In a realistic fighting situation many of the throws and redirecting of an attacking opponents energy requires applying a shocking strike in order to be realistically effective. So aikido has it's punches and kicks knees and elbows strikes that are applied in order to make the follow up throws and joint locks possible.
Like every fighting system once the Hollywood movie magic bullshanoodle is tossed out and the structure and mechanics are competently taught said systems techniques both offensively and defensively are on point.
The bowing is the thanks we martial artist show to our fellow learners in first parking our egos at the door. The bowing is also assuring that we as practitioners will not seek to deliberately hurt one another out of respect for each others well being. Lastly bowing is giving thanks to the he or she who has put themselves in my hands to allow me to develop my skills and combat experience and vice versa. Respect is key.
I'll conclude by saying that in my years of studying aikido the incorporating of a similar concept art also increases the dynamic of the art. I have found Wing Chung and Small Circle Jujitsu very helpful in increasing the effectiveness of aikido in both practice and real fight dynamics. Be safe and be well.
Who came from a lookism lol
me
I thought taekwondo was useless but this shit I don’t know what to say. 💀 at least you learn some making of self defence in taekwondo.
Yea man. But TKD is not useless tho, it is like ketchup. Alone, it sucks ass but if you add it to something else, it’s fucking amazing.
@@humangadget3629 I get what you mean I’ve done a year of TKD and it was fun and the kicks were good but easy to counter for what I did but theirs certainly ones that are very effective I now do bjj which I love and it’s a lot better in my opinion.
Ah nice man. We all do have different styles after all. sticking to one is better for some people.
@@humangadget3629 yeah I still like TKD no doubt but I was doing some mma with the bjj until I got kicked in the shins so hard that it still hurts a month later when I hit it on anything so I dropped mma but I’m looking at karate aswell now also tomato sauce is better then ketchup.
@@ar12. oof. Was it a knee to the shin?
How do people take aikido seriously, all this bs is setup and doesnt work
I think your missing the point
it is very nice as long as this idiot keeps holding your arms but he can let it go...
That's why you got to be fast
yeah, i asked the same thing too from my own findings is that aikido came from lineage of jujutsu. and in that martial practise all grabs and even hand grabs were common to subdue an always armed opponents. and they always make an effort not to release a grab, in doing so would free the opponent to reach for his sword/dagger. in an empty hand context it might not made a lot of sense.
because this was meant to be practiced fighting someone holding a sword
you hold firmly because that's better than getting sliced
aikido was never meant to be used freehand
jiu jitsu is better
You do it wrong
Coming from the guy who got his arm cut off, electocuted and tossed out of a window.🧐☝🏾
Sensei,... Where are the Black, Hispanic, and Native instructors? Or do you not prefer them over caucasians. Serious question...
So what a white person can't be hired for a job now until all other ethnicities are hired first? Why make this about race? Maybe they were the best qualified candidates for the job position.
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Lol
What have you been through?
Y do you practice with a kung Fu student? Smh
Why are you hating is it a problem? to em its much better because the kung fu student would have no idea what hes gonna do which means the "test not dummy" is more of a "test not duummy"
If you want to learn how to fight properly learn kickboxing, Muay Thai or BJJ you’ll thank me later
Source: Trust me bro. Let me guess, an ufc fan are we? Why is there always some loser on an aikido, taekwondo or kung-fu video who keeps preaching muah thai and bjj? I know the answer but i wonder if YOU do.
and if you wanna learn how to survive an attack in real life learn concealed carry, my comment is about as useful as yours was
In concealed carry states or any situation where a gun is involved aikido is going to be much better. If there are multiple attackers (which there usually are) and firearms involved, the last place you want to be is on the floor.
Yes, aikido is not fighting
No!! Aikido, Jujutsu, Judo and Wrestling are not PURE combat sports in themselves, they are SUPPORTIVE sports. So ye gotta pick 1 of these and COMBINE IT with a combat sport; and together, they make WONDERS !!! Guys, get over with comparing martial arts now!!
It is stupid to think that someone is going to come to take your hand to attack you.
Rubbish
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Damn what part of white belt techniques are you lost on.
@michaeltruthson6262 and not just white belt but a sensitivity drill, not even actual techniques per se
Boring