Moonsensei: The Art of Ukemi
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- Опубликовано: 22 фев 2012
- A guide to the basics of rolling, for teachers even more than students, especially for those who help beginners learning Aikido. Introducing the fundamentals of ukemi: the art of rolling. Learn the diagonal path that protects the head and neck and allows for a safe practice. How to train the body to find that path naturally.
Doing Aikido for long time. I never mastered this ukemi , now I know why, I did not have you as a teacher. Most of sensei I had worked with, they could not tell me the explanation that you just gave. You said it very simply and logically . I thank you and I hope you live a long life Sensei , we need people like you in every dojo. Thanks again
This video is a wonderful resource on basic ukemi. I've really had to go back recently and look at my backfalls and rollouts, and this is a great reference for many young and even senior students. I'm going to have my students look at this video. Thank you for giving back to the Aikido community. Best wishes from Nebraska - Zach J.
I strained my neck really bad from an improper ukemi. I’m not going to give up. Can’t wait to heal and practice more.
my thanks. I've actually gotten promoted through a ukemi test - but it was only the side roll/back roll, didnt realize that knowing your body and positioning without practice would teach you a front roll (something I have always had problems with a 6"2) thank you again.
This was a great video. Thank you for sharing this! I'll look forward to seeing part 2!
Very nice, I'm going to introduce this to a couple of students having trouble with rolls in a half hour and we'll see how they do, thanks.
thanks for your comment i hope you do it's a beautiful art
Incredible teaching. Really helpful ...
You are a great teacher !! Wonderful way of showing the crucial points , I have been trying to do the forward roll will try it out the way you have shown. Thank you ...
chani2801 Chani thanks for the feedback please let us know how the new ideas effect your practice.
Dear Moon, is there a way that I could download those great videos? Being on youtube is great but there a moments that having on my computer, I could show it to many other people. Congratulations on the video. Certainly an important part of training is teaching new students how to remain in the art.
Great Video!!!!!!
Thank you so much for the great lesson!
Peace
Ray
This is great! Thank you for making and sharing this video. I am a beginner and I am having a bit trouble with back roll. Like what you pointed out, I have rolled directly on the back of my head (head and neck), and after that, my bodys' response was--" no way!" I agree that it is really crucial that higher rank students knows the fundamental and safe way to teach back and, or forward rolls to beginners. Peace!
Donna DC Donna thanks for watching and sharing your feedback. Let us know if anything else hurts when you roll because we'd like it all to feel great!
I sure will. I just need to practice, practice and practice some more. Thanks again for making this video.
Great tuition.
@Brasilnet2008 If you download Realplayer , the free version, it will capture youtube videos
Muchas Gracias Sensei por la explicación , en mi primer clase de Aikido tuve un golpe muy feo por una mala caída y ver esto me ayuda mucho , un fuerte abrazo desde Argentina .
Der Chemiker.
You are very welcome, we very much appreciate the feedback (hint, hint to those silent subscribers!).
Big hug back from California and please tell us more when you can.
- kk
Red Samurai Con mucho gusto. Por favor diganose come va sus caídas en adelante.
Kenneth Kron Thank you very much for answering Sensei , three months of practicing aikido 'm getting better at my falls , are missing me much yet, but watch this video often helps me improve on the details that must take into account to avoid more accidents or blows , I leave a warm greeting from the end of the world , Argentina .
Don't lose your training partners...that's one thing Moon Sensei teaches.
good luck
let us know how it goes
Hi,thank you,is it good for judo?
a qualified yes. you need to adapt to some throws that tend to capture or lock
still
both arts roll and fall
valleywineandcheese
thanks for the guidance re downloading
you would be most welcome to do so but i don't know if that is possible
maybe someone else knows, otherwise; either send them the link or
please email me at rmoon@aikido.com and let's look for a way
my thanks. I've actually gotten promoted through a ukemi test - but it was only the side roll/back roll, didnt realize that knowing your body and positioning without practice would teach you a front roll (something I have always had problems with a 6"2) thank you again.