Shihonage - PPF TenShin Aikido part #2
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- This video is part#2 of aikido past, present and future series on shihonage, The Tenshin aikido version of techniques. Lenny Sly sensei demonstrates several different varisions of TenShin shihonage. #takingaikidoback
The best shihonage I've seen, and the crushing finger grab also makes a great come along technique on it's own. Man I wish I lived closer to your dojo. Keep it coming sensei, this is very practical teaching...
Just want to say WOW!!! Thanks you very much for sharing your knowledge Sly sensei.
Mohamed Achouchen.
great video great technique thank you sensei for sharing
I ve been practicing Aikido with differents senseis and style for 25 years whatever rubish they said this stuff is different it s practical and that what we want .
I also would like to thank the Uke great job I realy appreciate .
all the best.
Mohamed Achouchen
Thank you sir. Who have you trained with?
I trained with Endo sensei ,(Germany),Jean-luc sensei(France)
and other seminars with differents senseis in England Germany Morocco and France.
Sensei you're doing a very nice job and you detail each moviment very well. Congrats!
Anderson Rossi
Thank you!!!
Love watching this technic, wish I had somewhere to learn/train. Victor from south east Melbourne
Congratulations Sensei. You're a best teacher that I had whatched in RUclips and a formidable Sensei . Thank you very much. 👏👏🖒
great video your camera guy is really great camera angles very well done and that technique looks amazing I always wanted to learn Aikido but was never sure I could do it considering that I'm disabled
ps: its amazing to watch your aikido videos. thank you for your videos. best greetings from vienna
Another great one! Thanks guys
Great ! Thank You !
awesome
great instruction lenny..well done
Respect.
Rock n roll!
I'm very, very, very impressed.
Anderson Rossi
I do my try to present you guy's with the best video's I can.
I would like to see a past, present and future of kokyo nage. I have kind of a sumo build, am a singer and tuba player, so I have a big vital capacity. I'm curious on how you maximize the opening of the hips and the whole taking of the space with the breath. I would like to see how you transition from the projection to the straight down. Thanks, man. Dave Sokol, Saratoga Aikido, Saratoga Springs, NY.
Lenny sensei, my name is Arthur, I'm from Brazil. I've been practicing traditional Aikido for 10 years already, I want to thank for the great videos of the Tenshin Style. Could Sensei do any video about Koshinage techinique? Thank you! Keep up the great work!
Arthur Parizi
Funny you should ask, I'm filming a Koshinage video tomorrow morning.
Great!! Sensei, I'm waiting to see. Thank you!
Arthur Parizi
are you a subscriber to this channel if so please share the video's
Great video, would like to see practical use of Sankyu. Keep them coming great job.
Sal Pinzone
I think you mean Sankyo? Yes I'll be doing a video on that technique in the near future.
Yes, sorry miss spelled Sankyo, can't wait to see the video
Great video. I appreciate all of your vids and how you clearly/effectively explain the techniques. I, too, was interested in Sankyo. I trained more traditionally, and I use Sankyo often as a LEO, so I would really like to learn from you the TenShin expression. Keep up the great work. Craig
t11ish
Sankyo from our perspective is usually applied in combination with the use of yubi dori (finger locks). Since your an LEO maybe I'll do a Sankyo video in relation to your job and how it would work when you are about to handcuff someone. Amongst that I'll show how to use it as a pain compliance technique during an altercation. Title... "TenShin Aikido for LEO'S - SANKYO very much!!"
if you tell me your first name and if you feel it's ok your department and I'll mention you at the beginning of the video.
Great explanation, can you show tenshin variation of Tsuki Men- Nage.
Thank you.
Great vid Sly Sensei, as instructed I'd like to see a PPF of sayonage. My name is Lee McMinn.
another great video and I enjoy the PPF series. looking forward to the 3rd coming out.
would you be able to cover juji garami at some point? from my experience in real life it's often easy to end up with arms flailing around and I'd love to see your combative concepts varients on making it work.
thanks in advance
martyn kai shin kai aikido, UK
Lenny Sensei, great video! It's awesome seeing the differences in styles and done so well. Could we see a Rokyo blend? Anthony AOVB
Iwama Warriors Aikido VA Beach
We don't call it Rokyo, we call it Hiji shime.
Really good stuff Lenny, what about more aikido to set up judo throws?Or defending wrestling.
His uke is a real tough and flexible dude. that straight down sh*t can really hurt, if someone gives me an exit to roll out, I'm like the efing energizer bunny.
Another interesting video, good stuff.....Sensei please please please can you shed some light on kokyu. Ive tried to research the term to get to the bottom of what its all about but am no nearer to any understanding. It seems various throws seem to have that label attached but nobody has been able to explain what it is, what is going on and how you "do" it.........the more I research, the more confused I get and the more woo woo it all sounds. id really like to understand the principle/technique, establish if it's for real and how to develop it into practice without the hit and miss nature of learning techniques.
I understand its an advanced technique/principle thats probably difficult to describe and takes years to develop but Id have thought and body mechanics/movements/principles should be explainable in logical terms using physics etc. Just saying "breath power" doesn't really help and thats what people seem to say, I think that term is akso somewhat misleading......so what the f### is kokyu!?
Ive seen videos of Hitohiro Saito, Isoyama etc demonstrating kokyu nage in various forms and it's obvious they have a lot of power but folk say the power in aikido doesn't come from strength, seems like somewhat of a contradiction seeing these guys literally throw people across the room but not using any strength. I know the principles are to harness momentum, add a bit of your own energy and aikido happens but that doesn't help to understand where this kokyu power comes into play :? ....... Onegaishimasu. Steve from England, UK
aasou
I can't promise you anything cause I have a very busy film schedule to follow. and..... yes Kokyu is very difficult to understand and explain, so I don't know if I can explain that in a video to where you'll understand what I'm doing.
THE ROGUE WARRIORS - Where Warriors are FORGED thats what i thought
how did you get so fast lenny......... and how many years chris been doing this? more than 8 years yeh?
afiq radzi
I just trained myself with hand deflections to get faster and that just transferred into my teachings. As for Chris he's trained with me for almost 10 years now.
thats about the right years requirement to get to at least a shodan yes? i myself trains in aikikai. but i think the way tenshin take(deflects) attacks are much more in tune for me personally. as someone that moves slower like myself i find it difficult to tenkan away (from a shomen for example) unscathed like most leaner guy does. so i find that this type of deflects in tenshin very accommodating for me. is uke nagashi tenshin exclusive btw?
afiq radzi
Ukenagaeshi is a kenjutsu sword deflection that seagal transitioned into empty hand training. So yes it's an exclusive TenShin aikido technique.
make sense why i never see that in my dojo~~ keep it up sensei. lookin forward for your next lesson.
hello sensei lenny
Can you give me an advise? I trained aikido for 1 year. I think its a good system. Watched some krav maga videos and i am not sure if i should do some krav maga. do you think krav maga is good for self defense? would be nice if you give me an advice. thank you.
AdamSpice
Sure... Krav is a good striking self-defense system in my opinion. so if your looking to add to your aikido training that might work for you. I've never FORMALLY trained in Krav but I'm very familiar with it's training. I have cross trained in a couple out disciplines my whole martial arts career. Although it's all about what the student is looking for and willing to commit to. I've been training for almost 40 years in the martial arts. So that no d's show how much I was willing to commit to.
****so that right there shows how much I was willing to commit to.
sensei lenny thanks for your advise and for your quick response.
best regards,
adam
.. I do not find #1...
Sensei Leeny, did someone beat you up?😂
Reubin Bagares
lol are you being serious