Aikido’s finger lock techniques
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- Опубликовано: 3 мар 2017
- Lenny Sly sensei of the rogue warriors training compound teaches us another aikido basic technique on yubi dori. Here sensei demonstrates how to apply yubi dori off of a yokomenuchi attack. Sly sensei once again shows us his outstanding teaching skills by breaking down the technique step by step, as well as generously showing us some variations on this great tenshin aikido technique.
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Please watch: "Combative Concepts - Brutal arm lock HIJI SHIME"
• Brutal arm lock HIJI S...
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Thanks guys ! Enjoyed Bob's videos as well
Awesome video Lenny! Love the Yubi Dori stuff. The Tenshin Aikido online stuff is going well. Keep up the good work my man. #takingaikidoback
Awesome as usual,thank You so much for sharing
thanks ! it is great lesson !
Very good !
This is already a classic for us to use, like one of our default techniques, love this one!
1st - Another great video guys! Keep them coming
That impression made me chuckle good to see a sense of humor :3
Freak'n grouse Lenny !!!... I haven't been this motivated about my aikido for a long time and I've been training since 96... keep up the awesome work bro... cheers from a big Aussie fan !
Welcome back, Lenny. ☺️😃
Great
Love your new slow motion feature :)
radu ardeleanu
That was good stuff huh lol. maybe I'll do that more often.
great Video!
why do u think some people say aikido doesn't work?
btw. enjoying ur recent contents
This guy isn't home anymore. He does not exist. Mr. Toughguy is hiding somewhere.
Always great stuff, Lenny, in regard to Ikkyo, I never used that leg sweep at the conclusion before, but I applied it and developed it, I love it dude, and so now me and my students are implementing that tactic into our technique, I still use Makoto Application initially but I did come across a particular student that did not want to take Ukemi all the way down, but when I swept that foot out from under him, he went down like a sack of potatoes! Thank you, just wanted to share that in gratitude to you and your teachings!
Awesome video..got yourself a new subscriber
Oh yeah love the Iriminage video too
the Lord Jesus bless you teacher I like to see your video
Great video Lenny. I have only been doing Aikido for 2 months and your videos have really helped me. If I was over in the states I would love private tuition from yourself. Maybe one day or you could do a seminar here in the Uk 🇬🇧.
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Doing a seminar over there would be great. If you like my RUclips video's then you'd love on TenShin aikido online classes you can become a member for that at www.roguewarriorstraining.com
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Now that's funny, right there. :-) I love that you aren't buttoned-up and formally traditional, adding a bit of fun to shake it up. That's what makes videos memorable, above anything else. So many sensei I've watched are so afraid of 'breaking form', their projection is very 'vanilla' and uninspiring. Hard to find a sensei of your style on the other side of the Pacific!
Actually, my foundation is aikikai and the yokomen you said is the way you do is actually the way we do too. I've seen the other way before but not among the aikikai folks of the USAF.
Awesome stuff i have a question for you as you know i too study Kokikai Ryu Aikido and was just wondering what do your system have on people who does multiple Kicks like people whi do Tae Kwon Do or Tang soo do because whe we test the kick attack is not real at all?????????
Ahhh I’m not following what you’re asking. Can you give an example
For People who do multiple Kicks like Tae Kwon do or Tang soo do people who do Kick Combination.. What does your system have for People who kick real good..
Lenny Sly. Yesterday when I was doing Randori at the dojo, one of my partners came with a straight punch, and I tried to do a Tenshin IrimiNage. But it didnt worked. I tried to use all my strength to take his neck down with my hand, but he just didnt go down. He was resisting by leaning forward, and I can't take him down. What was wrong with my technique?
I know you didn't ask me but it would be better for whoever you ask if they could see what happened. But from your description, if uke was resisting and leaning forward then let him. Go with that. Whatever option you use, he would've most likely fell on his face. But, again, I would have to see. The ones who resist are the best. The tension they use to resist tells you as nage which way their force is going and all you have to do is change your game plan, adjust, and let him go the way he is going. You would find another technique out of that. And, yes, it all happens in a flash. But it takes years to learn how to, what I like to call, "find it".
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