Jason Delucia's Combat Aikido Series (Vol1): Competitive Entries | Black Belt Magazine
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- Jason Delucia's Combat Aikido Series (Vol1): Competitive Entries | Black Belt Magazine
In this video, watch as Jason Delucia demonstrates competitive entries in this first installment of the Combat Aikido series.
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If you know anything about Jason deLucia, you will know he is extremely bright and articulate - definitely not your typical UFC meathead. He is highly analytical and likes to explore different ways of fighting. Like a lot of true traditional martial artists who have fought in MMA competitions he sees something of value in every style. He has trained in Aikido, Karate, Taekwondo, Judo, Kung Fu, along with Shootfighting. Aikido is an excellent supplement to all martial arts and does work providing you are already experienced in a true grappling style like judo and BJJ. That was the reason he made the video series - to apply aikido concepts to combat sports, certainly not as a replacement. If you bother to watch the whole series, you will note that nowhere does he ever claim that you can win a match purely with aikido.
"Aikido is the most powerful of the martial arts" - Hideo Maruyama
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Kung fu guy now he's into Aikido ? Seems to be well versed in this Japanese art.This should be interesting. I remember the first time I heard of him was at the Gracie Academy in Torrance. Early 90's he had come by the school and challenged the Gracie's and they showed us the video of him fighting Royce on the mats.
@@VultureLivesAgain well yeah, he knew some grappling because he fought Royce Gracie. So he was familiar with their way of fighting. But I had no idea he was training in Aikido. And traditional Aikido has nothing to do with the BJJ style of grappling on the ground.
@@punisher7772right, but I find it very cool that he was exploring fighting from every angle, that's what pioneers do and I appreciate people who do thia type of stuff
@@punisher7772 What happened when he challenged Royce Gracie, how did the fight end up?
@@counterstrike89 he did a ground and pound and two times he could have choked him out but he chose to hit him until he gave up.
It's here on You Tube " Royce Gracie vs Kung Fu "
@@counterstrike89 can you see my reply to you ? Because I don't see it.
I'll never forget his fight with Bas Rutten , when Bas broke his liver with some nasty liver punches, and he was trying to cheat saying boss was hitting him low. And saying boss was punching him in the face, because there were only allowed to palm strike to the face or slap to the face, and the organization pancreas. Bas made him pay in a big way, for trying to say he was being fouled.
Yep, he pounded his liver. It was brutal.
Nevertheless, he fought with him.
@@olivervandal8645 Three times to be exact, and he got his ass whooped every time. I've had the pleasure of training with Bas through the years, and he's a great guy. And this is a fight that he remembers fondly, when he broke Jason's liver in half.
@@thomasjusinski7286 wow, three times ? Makes me think of Tito vs Shamrock, where Shamrock lost three times in a row.
After getting owned by Royce Gracie in the Octagon, why would Jason Delucia put out an Aikido video? Neither his Aikido nor his Kung Fu helped him in the Octagon.
They will sell you anything. Saw a couple of this guy's fights and he was nothing special. 😮
He never used Aikido in any fight....he is known for fighting Royce Gracie in UFC 2 where he got his arm broken...and pancreas where Bas broke his liver...he faught the founding fathers of MMA though.
@@LC-jm8lx selling this crap. There's a sucker born ever minute.
@@LC-jm8lxbut he was the first person to win in the ufc...with a submission no less