I love this video! I always use it to remember the warm-up exercises when I want to practice at home. I only do aikido for about a year now and I cant usually remember all of em.
It is famous TOHEI HOP! It looks strange, but I assume this hop made his body stabilized when he landed on the ground. Morihei Ueshiba also sometimes jumped at his demonstration, even though not so frequently. We have to think about why he used hop. Except this typical hop, this video shows the basic theory of Aikido. I think this is quite nice textbook for anyone else who is starting to learn Aikido.
Everyone moves in their own way. Some slide, some hop. Some like wide stances, some stand naturally. What the hop does is move the opponent's mind up and down. The throw is a combination of horizontal movement and vertical movement. The hop exaggerates the vertical movement, making it easy to throw. Try it when doing ikkyo and the uke doesn't want to go down. End the struggle with a little hop!
Tohei could’ve upped the level of teachings of Aikido with its essential component and mastery of Ki. But sadly, the son of O’Sensei forbade it. Now if you noticed no schools other than his would mention Ki. I think it’s a matter of agreement and respect by Aikikai to not meddle with his style.
I talked to my sensei about it. This exercises are parts of other complex aikido techniques and in some techniques you jump backwards, some forward, it has many variations. This variation of the exercise is a lit more advanced. The standing one is more beginner friendly.
The English commentary on this video highlights everything that is wrong with Western Aikido. Discussion of the external action, no discussion of what the internals are, what the reasons are behind it.... No wonder people think Aikido is weak. Because most people who practiced it--whatever they profess--have no idea what it actually is about.
Gracias por subirlo con subtítulos. Tengo este vídeo en VHS hace 10 años, pero mudo y sin subtitular. Esto vale oro !!
Gracias desde Venezuela!
I love this video! I always use it to remember the warm-up exercises when I want to practice at home. I only do aikido for about a year now and I cant usually remember all of em.
Great video. Thank you!
Спасибо есть чему поучиться
the flow is verry best
It is famous TOHEI HOP! It looks strange, but I assume this hop made his body stabilized when he landed on the ground.
Morihei Ueshiba also sometimes jumped at his demonstration, even though not so frequently. We have to think about why he used hop.
Except this typical hop, this video shows the basic theory of Aikido. I think this is quite nice textbook for anyone else who is starting to learn Aikido.
Everyone moves in their own way. Some slide, some hop. Some like wide stances, some stand naturally. What the hop does is move the opponent's mind up and down. The throw is a combination of horizontal movement and vertical movement. The hop exaggerates the vertical movement, making it easy to throw. Try it when doing ikkyo and the uke doesn't want to go down. End the struggle with a little hop!
thank's
my dad met this guy when on leave during vietnam
Tohei, fue el mas grande maestro de Aikido! Pero eliminado de la historia, por el Aikikai ...
Tohei could’ve upped the level of teachings of Aikido with its essential component and mastery of Ki. But sadly, the son of O’Sensei forbade it. Now if you noticed no schools other than his would mention Ki. I think it’s a matter of agreement and respect by Aikikai to not meddle with his style.
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Awesome dance tutorial!
Be a lot less embarrassing to just say you do not understand.
Is he here
0:55 Does no one know how to grab his legs?!
That’s not the context, you gotta understand the context to understand why they are doing this
sensei, why with the jumping? you are the only person i've seen doing aikido use jumps. why sensei?
andreanx108 To get oscillation effect.
Why are you talking to a video recording???
I talked to my sensei about it. This exercises are parts of other complex aikido techniques and in some techniques you jump backwards, some forward, it has many variations. This variation of the exercise is a lit more advanced. The standing one is more beginner friendly.
The English commentary on this video highlights everything that is wrong with Western Aikido. Discussion of the external action, no discussion of what the internals are, what the reasons are behind it.... No wonder people think Aikido is weak. Because most people who practiced it--whatever they profess--have no idea what it actually is about.
z8ph0d same with yoga. It got appropriated by hippies and is nothing like actual yoga.