I really like the concepts here, usually people neglect atemi waza. Often when it is used, it's only employed as a distraction when entering. Using to aid in the transition of techniques seems very practical.
Atemi in aikido isn't necessary at all, that's why it isn't a focus during aikido training. That doesn't mean it's useless within aikido. It's sensible to use atemi in the case of distracting when entering. It's also sensible to use atemi to transition between "normally incompatible" techniques. The goal is always to form a complete union with uke's energy so if it takes atemi strike to "force" uke into moving into a specific way, then we should use it.
Maravillosa la forma en que Shihan abre posibilidades distintas con el ATEMI, modificando la postura y la defensa de UKE, aprovechando la nueva situación magistralmente .
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I am impressed to see so flowing movements. Yet so effective.
I enjoy watching the beautiful and effortless flow of these extended engagements. Would it be possible to likewise demonstrate their application applied in response to an advanced attacker who exhibited more realistic flow: for example, against a boxer's jab, which he is trained to withdraw immediately the instant after it is thrown, or better yet, in response to a classic 1-2 jab/cross? Please do not interpret this request as a snarky criticism along the lines, "Aikido doesn't work..." To the contrary, I know that can be devestatingly effective, especially at higher levels; but my background is in a different art in which the primary focus is on ma and irimi. So the advanced interactions between the two participants after that first entry are of less immediate interest to me. Thank you for this channel. Your dedication and intensity in training are an inspiration to any martial artist.
Staying alive in real fight that the real aikido , we need K.O technique for fighting 3 men armed in juste 20 seconds for protected our families . Fight with our blood with honor . Thanks for this advanced techniques .
Real conbat Aikido apart for joint locks and throws works with Pain . Lot of pain that your mind can not bare and you paralyse by pain . It requires great knowledge of presure point of the body. That was the Chiba's sensei Aikido .That are the secrets and is so hard to find a sensei to teach you .Is hard to find a sensei who accually knows these presure points and to master them you need to practice with a lot of different body types of ukens for a long time .So before talking about real fight and Aikido bare that in mind ... just my two sents
@@kenh.5903 what do you mean ? Aikido is all about ggarbbing hands and joints so to inflict pain .training is a lot different than real appication .check some Tissie videos talikng about that
🙇 Sensei TC . you could win a Olympic Fencing Tournament ,i bet . Fencing Aikido Style . thx 👋 p.s.@ begining of WAZA, the first 2 hand technique could be fencing sword & dagger movement (maybe)? I dont Know ... Sensei u Know
It's all good for you (career or fitness routine), but do yourself a favor and ask yourself - will it save you in the world of anything real, like a capable fighter (both striker and grappler) of higher weight category that would oppose you on street? the sooner you ask yourself and act, the less destructive reality will be for you.
I hear you. (See my previous comment/request above.) But would you agree that the safest path of all, if possible, is to avoid the real fights you refer to altogether? From what I observe and understand, this latter is the path that the modern practice and philosophy of Aikido has at its goal. Whether this has strayed from first martial principle or not, perhaps does not detract from the quality of life benefit that most practitioners seek from time spent in this particular art. That said, it seems to me that even someone for whom more practical applications are of main concern can distill very useful elements and understandings to augment a broader range of practical techniques. People practice and benefit from martial arts for a number of valid reasons other than combat readiness in the modern world. For any who don't, your comment strikes me as completely valid, indeed.
The answer is yes, aikido will save you in the real world. Aikido doesn't rely upon the defender's strength. Aikido relies upon the skill of forming a complete union with the attacker's energy. This is the fundamental reason of why an aikido defender with lesser strength can control an attacker (whether grappler or striker) of higher strength. Those aikido defenders who have a weak skill of forming the energy union, those people will be fundamentally unable to redirect the attacker's energy.
But it’s not made for a street fight. All the fancy stuff you see here is just people seeing where their skills will take them. Real combat Aikido is what you used to see on the first two seasons of COPS before the show got toned down.
@@blockmasterscott all martial arts can be more brutal if required is throwing somebody towards the ground but giving them no room to turn out then broken neck but this is an art and deadly technique is not shown for obvious reasons my sensei often foiled robberies at the shop where he worked and his sensei used to start pub fights to test his students remember martial arts were originally different and more deadly but you are not allowed to teach the deadly stuff anymore
Pretty, but ineffective against a real fighter... The uke is over compliant and is not resisting... It's just pretty forms as expected with Aikikai aikido... You need full resistance to know if your aikido really works under REAL pressure...
@Tai Chi Tube Sorry Tai chi Tuba, you are so typical and just as deluded as all the other "martial artist" that have never experienced real combat or combat sports where your techniques are tested against live resisting opponents... I do know because I've competed in boxing, judo and Tomiki aikido, so actually know the difference... The stuff this "6th dan" is DEMONSTRATING, is with a completely compliant uke... That why it looks pretty... I would like to see him do that with somebody who totally resists him... I KNOW that it would not look anything like that... In fact, it would not surprise me if his ass is handed back to him on a plate if it were to happen, which it won't as Aikikai aikidoka don't, or are not allowed to compete or enter the arena to fight... It was banned by their founder Ueshiba... The biggest mistake he ever made... THAT is why it is so ridiculed in the modern MA world... He should have listened to his student Kenji Tomiki...
@@youritelani6979 I don't have to... IF he were to put up a video with a live resisting opponent... That would impress me far more... This compliant stuff is pretty yes , but that's it... pretty... If he pays me to go to Japan, puts me up and looks after me, I'll make one with him.... No problem...Even at 67 years old!!
@@youritelani6979 Being sarcastic with someone who really knows the difference is not being constructive in your criticism of me, but only points out your ignorance in what you know of martial arts in general... Probably not much... By now, it's become glaringly obvious aikido is now a health system and has very little in common with the real thing... I do have experience in other martial arts, both Western and Asian and have actually used my skills in real- life working in the "door trade" part-time to earn money... This is a pretty DEMONSTRATION of "traditional" aikido, not an actual fight scenario... IT IS compliant.... THERE is NO resistance whatsoever... Why are you so blind to that fact? Either you are delusional as most are, who don't know or you are just a "fan" of this "6th Dan"... Although "talented" with a very good uke, he would not look so pretty with the real thing... I would put money on it!.... It will never happen as Aikikai ban their practitioners from competing in real matches... Its why Kenji Tomiki, one of Ueshiba's longest-serving students, broke away from the Aikikai to form a competitive style of sport combat aikido...He knew what Ueshiba was teaching as he became old was a soft form DESIGNED to be more for health rather than its original purpose ... Its basically a paper tiger art derived from its original precursor art of aiki jujutsu... This was the art I was taught in the Tomiki kata's numbering 174 techniques, as well as competing in randori shiai matches for over 18 years before going independent and teaching my own hybrid style using the Tomiki system as the basis.... That actually works and was tested by all & sundry who came along to the club I ran for 27 years...
What you said is very true. However, it’s not designed to go up against a real fighter. In layman’s terms what they’re doing is just having fun throwing each other around and not taking it seriously for combat. Combat aikido is just simple throws and joint locks. Nothing like the video. What you see here is like a boxer working out on a speed bag or jump roping. Exercises that work out the body and great for conditioning. And it’s fun. I had to edit this because I cannot type without making mistakes. Grrr....
Aikido is the worst in real fight no way you can do all that. People usually withdraw very fast for a second attack. The are not willing give you full control over their bunch. Pass
I really like the concepts here, usually people neglect atemi waza. Often when it is used, it's only employed as a distraction when entering. Using to aid in the transition of techniques seems very practical.
Atemi in aikido isn't necessary at all, that's why it isn't a focus during aikido training. That doesn't mean it's useless within aikido. It's sensible to use atemi in the case of distracting when entering. It's also sensible to use atemi to transition between "normally incompatible" techniques. The goal is always to form a complete union with uke's energy so if it takes atemi strike to "force" uke into moving into a specific way, then we should use it.
I never get tired of watching that guy’s footwork.
白川師範の動画を観ていると
いかに合気が相手の力を利用して相手を崩す事を可能にしているか、を非常に理解出来ますね
非常に学びになっています
ありがとうございます。
受けは技をかけられることで、取りの時の運動感覚を入力してもらっている。
こういう上手い先生の受けを取っている人は幸せ。
私の先生は、相手と接触する前に私の力を抜かれていた。
崩れているところに技をかけるのだからぶつかりようがない。
だから合気道は技で相手を崩すのではない。
Amazing and impressive! Sensei, you are a genius🙏
Maravillosa la forma en que Shihan abre posibilidades distintas con el ATEMI, modificando la postura y la defensa de UKE, aprovechando la nueva situación magistralmente .
I am impressed to see so flowing movements. Yet so effective.
I had honor to practice with Shirakawa sensei. He is a genius and a very good person 🙏
Спасибо большое вам!
A very very good job, insight maybe elementi of a Ninjutsu? Thank you every body all, Aikido's People🙏
Muy bueno!!!
Nunca he practicado sucesión de aremos en medio de la técnica 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
شكرا شكرا شكرا على الاداء الرائع
ありがとうありがとう Thank you, thank you for the great performance
Niesamowite co za zwinność :).
I enjoy watching the beautiful and effortless flow of these extended engagements. Would it be possible to likewise demonstrate their application applied in response to an advanced attacker who exhibited more realistic flow: for example, against a boxer's jab, which he is trained to withdraw immediately the instant after it is thrown, or better yet, in response to a classic 1-2 jab/cross? Please do not interpret this request as a snarky criticism along the lines, "Aikido doesn't work..." To the contrary, I know that can be devestatingly effective, especially at higher levels; but my background is in a different art in which the primary focus is on ma and irimi. So the advanced interactions between the two participants after that first entry are of less immediate interest to me. Thank you for this channel. Your dedication and intensity in training are an inspiration to any martial artist.
Brilliant!
Staying alive in real fight that the real aikido , we need K.O technique for fighting 3 men armed in juste 20 seconds for protected our families . Fight with our blood with honor . Thanks for this advanced techniques .
Very nice
Poor uke , he must be seasick after that .Great video.
Une très bonne maîtrise de travail
Nice...i like it. Please make more
0:14 0:26 0:44 1:03 3:02 3:21
Wonderfull
当身のこの使い方は考えたことがなかったなぁ…。勉強になります
exceptional technique
Good technics. Can you do the foot technics ?
Beautiful
Real conbat Aikido apart for joint locks and throws works with Pain . Lot of pain that your mind can not bare and you paralyse by pain . It requires great knowledge of presure point of the body. That was the Chiba's sensei Aikido .That are the secrets and is so hard to find a sensei to teach you .Is hard to find a sensei who accually knows these presure points and to master them you need to practice with a lot of different body types of ukens for a long time .So before talking about real fight and Aikido bare that in mind ... just my two sents
Painful joint locks also require you to get hold of the hand, most of aikido is useless
@@kenh.5903 what do you mean ? Aikido is all about ggarbbing hands and joints so to inflict pain .training is a lot different than real appication .check some Tissie videos talikng about that
🙇 Sensei TC . you could win a Olympic Fencing Tournament ,i bet . Fencing Aikido Style . thx 👋 p.s.@ begining of WAZA, the first 2 hand technique could be fencing sword & dagger movement (maybe)? I dont Know ... Sensei u Know
Anyone familiar with Aikido, why does the one being thrown fan his legs out as he flips? It's beautiful, but does it have a practical purpose?
@Tai Chi Tube 00:20 00:26 00:30 etc.
It helps lessen the impact and makes it easier to flip the right way
I love it, but take care the breakfalls, stay humble and relax, i like the ukeme
これは凄い
Wspaniale Aikido,
Japanes dance?
,atemi is not used enough it also aids the technique if done properly and in real self defence can become a strike to distract your opponent
投げが美しい^^*
Интересно, а есть в айкидо техника против бойца ММА????????????
So flowing
あー面白いです
👌👊👍👍👍
What a beautiful dance
I want to watch it on real fight if it's effective.
😍😍😍
💯
nice
これは、面白い
Sensei Ryuji : ok i have reviewed the lesson on Atemi . i see some suddenly strikes. Bye
There are a few throws in aikido that I like, but if they arent adapted to realistic attacks they are useless
It's all good for you (career or fitness routine), but do yourself a favor and ask yourself - will it save you in the world of anything real, like a capable fighter (both striker and grappler) of higher weight category that would oppose you on street? the sooner you ask yourself and act, the less destructive reality will be for you.
I hear you. (See my previous comment/request above.) But would you agree that the safest path of all, if possible, is to avoid the real fights you refer to altogether? From what I observe and understand, this latter is the path that the modern practice and philosophy of Aikido has at its goal. Whether this has strayed from first martial principle or not, perhaps does not detract from the quality of life benefit that most practitioners seek from time spent in this particular art. That said, it seems to me that even someone for whom more practical applications are of main concern can distill very useful elements and understandings to augment a broader range of practical techniques. People practice and benefit from martial arts for a number of valid reasons other than combat readiness in the modern world. For any who don't, your comment strikes me as completely valid, indeed.
The answer is yes, aikido will save you in the real world. Aikido doesn't rely upon the defender's strength. Aikido relies upon the skill of forming a complete union with the attacker's energy. This is the fundamental reason of why an aikido defender with lesser strength can control an attacker (whether grappler or striker) of higher strength. Those aikido defenders who have a weak skill of forming the energy union, those people will be fundamentally unable to redirect the attacker's energy.
Nice on RUclips but it doesnt work in a street fight
But it’s not made for a street fight. All the fancy stuff you see here is just people seeing where their skills will take them.
Real combat Aikido is what you used to see on the first two seasons of COPS before the show got toned down.
@@blockmasterscott all martial arts can be more brutal if required is throwing somebody towards the ground but giving them no room to turn out then broken neck but this is an art and deadly technique is not shown for obvious reasons my sensei often foiled robberies at the shop where he worked and his sensei used to start pub fights to test his students remember martial arts were originally different and more deadly but you are not allowed to teach the deadly stuff anymore
@@MegaPaul57 total horseshitt
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👐
👀👂 😐👂
Pretty, but ineffective against a real fighter... The uke is over compliant and is not resisting... It's just pretty forms as expected with Aikikai aikido... You need full resistance to know if your aikido really works under REAL pressure...
@Tai Chi Tube Sorry Tai chi Tuba, you are so typical and just as deluded as all the other "martial artist" that have never experienced real combat or combat sports where your techniques are tested against live resisting opponents... I do know because I've competed in boxing, judo and Tomiki aikido, so actually know the difference... The stuff this "6th dan" is DEMONSTRATING, is with a completely compliant uke... That why it looks pretty... I would like to see him do that with somebody who totally resists him... I KNOW that it would not look anything like that... In fact, it would not surprise me if his ass is handed back to him on a plate if it were to happen, which it won't as Aikikai aikidoka don't, or are not allowed to compete or enter the arena to fight... It was banned by their founder Ueshiba... The biggest mistake he ever made... THAT is why it is so ridiculed in the modern MA world... He should have listened to his student Kenji Tomiki...
@Tai Chi Tube Yeah I've seen your channel and your " tai chi" ... LOL!!
@@youritelani6979 I don't have to... IF he were to put up a video with a live resisting opponent... That would impress me far more... This compliant stuff is pretty yes , but that's it... pretty... If he pays me to go to Japan, puts me up and looks after me, I'll make one with him.... No problem...Even at 67 years old!!
@@youritelani6979 Being sarcastic with someone who really knows the difference is not being constructive in your criticism of me, but only points out your ignorance in what you know of martial arts in general... Probably not much... By now, it's become glaringly obvious aikido is now a health system and has very little in common with the real thing... I do have experience in other martial arts, both Western and Asian and have actually used my skills in real- life working in the "door trade" part-time to earn money... This is a pretty DEMONSTRATION of "traditional" aikido, not an actual fight scenario... IT IS compliant.... THERE is NO resistance whatsoever... Why are you so blind to that fact? Either you are delusional as most are, who don't know or you are just a "fan" of this "6th Dan"... Although "talented" with a very good uke, he would not look so pretty with the real thing... I would put money on it!.... It will never happen as Aikikai ban their practitioners from competing in real matches... Its why Kenji Tomiki, one of Ueshiba's longest-serving students, broke away from the Aikikai to form a competitive style of sport combat aikido...He knew what Ueshiba was teaching as he became old was a soft form DESIGNED to be more for health rather than its original purpose ... Its basically a paper tiger art derived from its original precursor art of aiki jujutsu... This was the art I was taught in the Tomiki kata's numbering 174 techniques, as well as competing in randori shiai matches for over 18 years before going independent and teaching my own hybrid style using the Tomiki system as the basis.... That actually works and was tested by all & sundry who came along to the club I ran for 27 years...
What you said is very true. However, it’s not designed to go up against a real fighter. In layman’s terms what they’re doing is just having fun throwing each other around and not taking it seriously for combat.
Combat aikido is just simple throws and joint locks. Nothing like the video.
What you see here is like a boxer working out on a speed bag or jump roping. Exercises that work out the body and great for conditioning. And it’s fun.
I had to edit this because I cannot type without making mistakes. Grrr....
tai kovu meno meistras aikido sanki
Irréalisable dans combat de rue
77 hi n89
beautiful for dojo
for the street fight its useless
Aikido is the worst in real fight no way you can do all that. People usually withdraw very fast for a second attack. The are not willing give you full control over their bunch. Pass
Hhhh you cant do aikido in Real fight