It's interesting that when senior grades talk about "reliable techniques" it's very often the basics. That kokyu is one of the simplest ways to unbalance a person but very effective as its a whole body movement
totally agree. We have a similar backgroiund but often come to principles from a completely different standpoint which is always fascinating, and useful!
I used to work with this big guy who liked to test me. I was 145lbs and had practiced at an Aikikai for less than a year when I threw him with Kokyu Nage. He was a fit 260lbs with a high school wrestling and football (American) background. One day he came at me, in good fun, but with a strong aggressive attack. He grabbed both my biceps and started pushing. There's no way that I could resist this guy, but with my novice Aikido technique he went flying, landing safely on a pile of broken down cardboard boxes. It convinced me that Aikido can work!
A good point he makes about fights not starting when you're actually ready. it's aalways some random drunk or a crack head that suddenly appears out of bloody nowhere!
The movement he demonstrates is exactly the movement for hiza guruma. So it's a wheel motion. I as a judoka could see the mechanics are the same and would work. Strong kuzushi
Rather than douche from behind your anonymous keyboard why not show up to their dojo and see how long you last. You realise the instructor in this video won medal in the world fill contact fighting comp, right? Easy to be the big man when it's anonymous. Pathetic too... @@majorfnoop
?? It wasn't meant to BE a test! You get this is a teacher demonstrating, not a fight? Try handing someone a violin and saying "play paganinni" and see how that goes. The video is about the techniques he has found, personally, work reliably under pressure. This comes from being a finalist at the world BJJ tournament and 50 years of aikido, plus living in rough areas of Australia. It' his opinion, if you don't agree, that's fine, provide alternatives or reasons why you don't trust those particular techniques uinder pressure, but your comment makes zero sense I'm afrad.
@@AIKIDOSILVERDALE Obviously you're demonstrating but also have your Uke resist you. Pressure test all your techniques. Try them in Judo type Randori and film it.
@@CFgroup1 Again, it was a class, not training, he was talking about theoretical favourites and showing the principles, when do you ever pressure test when you're teaching unless you are specifically teaching henka from pressure testing?? You seem to be missing the point my friend.
@@CFgroup1you do you ill do me. There are circumstances where that might be appropriate but not this one. Plus teaching judo is not significantly different- No teacher likes a student trying to fight in a demo😂 great way to start a fight.
@@MrBluemanworld the video isn't about being good at kata it about understanding which principles and techniques are the most reliable, as with all systems, some things work under pressure more often than others.
It's interesting that when senior grades talk about "reliable techniques" it's very often the basics. That kokyu is one of the simplest ways to unbalance a person but very effective as its a whole body movement
very true
Basics are basics for a reason
It's great to have people of marcus' experience not only in the organisation but on the channel. I hope he can make itr over to summer camp next year!
totally agree. We have a similar backgroiund but often come to principles from a completely different standpoint which is always fascinating, and useful!
Sure will Myself and PA ( daughter and students
Great clip talks a lot of sense
I used to work with this big guy who liked to test me. I was 145lbs and had practiced at an Aikikai for less than a year when I threw him with Kokyu Nage. He was a fit 260lbs with a high school wrestling and football (American) background. One day he came at me, in good fun, but with a strong aggressive attack. He grabbed both my biceps and started pushing. There's no way that I could resist this guy, but with my novice Aikido technique he went flying, landing safely on a pile of broken down cardboard boxes. It convinced me that Aikido can work!
A good point he makes about fights not starting when you're actually ready. it's aalways some random drunk or a crack head that suddenly appears out of bloody nowhere!
😅😅😂😂🤣🤣
The movement he demonstrates is exactly the movement for hiza guruma. So it's a wheel motion. I as a judoka could see the mechanics are the same and would work. Strong kuzushi
Love a good knee wheel technique!
👍🏼👍🏼👊🏼👊🏼
Now do a video on aikido techniques that don’t work in real life. It’ll probably a long one…
..or you can just scroll past like an adult. I hope whatever is making you so angry passes soon.
@ Ah, verbal aikido… Just as effective as physical aikido, I note…
Rather than douche from behind your anonymous keyboard why not show up to their dojo and see how long you last. You realise the instructor in this video won medal in the world fill contact fighting comp, right? Easy to be the big man when it's anonymous. Pathetic too... @@majorfnoop
iam a kung fu master
well done.
What style?
A master baiter more like...
no real test, the guy cooperates and is not resistin
?? It wasn't meant to BE a test! You get this is a teacher demonstrating, not a fight? Try handing someone a violin and saying "play paganinni" and see how that goes. The video is about the techniques he has found, personally, work reliably under pressure. This comes from being a finalist at the world BJJ tournament and 50 years of aikido, plus living in rough areas of Australia. It' his opinion, if you don't agree, that's fine, provide alternatives or reasons why you don't trust those particular techniques uinder pressure, but your comment makes zero sense I'm afrad.
@@AIKIDOSILVERDALE Obviously you're demonstrating but also have your Uke resist you. Pressure test all your techniques. Try them in Judo type Randori and film it.
@@CFgroup1 Again, it was a class, not training, he was talking about theoretical favourites and showing the principles, when do you ever pressure test when you're teaching unless you are specifically teaching henka from pressure testing?? You seem to be missing the point my friend.
you so stupid, don't see what point.
@@CFgroup1you do you ill do me. There are circumstances where that might be appropriate but not this one. Plus teaching judo is not significantly different-
No teacher likes a student trying to fight in a demo😂 great way to start a fight.
Speak for yourself, I was good at every technique
@@MrBluemanworld the video isn't about being good at kata it about understanding which principles and techniques are the most reliable, as with all systems, some things work under pressure more often than others.
@@MrBluemanworld i am
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