Yonkyo is painful as it is. Going fast all the time would be asking too much of the attacker. We're friends. Still, I wouldn't really call his attitude one of willingness... ;)
Q- Why do you allow the attacker to come back up after taking the Ikkyo shape before transitioning into Yonkyo?-I mean couldn't he just pop you in the face. P.S please don't take this the wrong way I am not a troll I am genuinely curious. Anyway, I still think you did this with technical skill, much better than I could have at my level thanks.
My impression is that he is very confident that he is in control with the grips, and if a strike were tried he would just apply the techniques a little stronger, but with that confidence he is allowing uke to come a little too close - probably as less experienced we should not allow uke to stand up that much.
I watching you.....more than 10 years ago... in that time you show a lot of ki projection, if i'm not mistaken, now your technique a lot of atemi,,, sorry if i'm wrong....
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Thank you. It’s perfectly clear.
Didáctico el vídeo de cómo hacer la técnica en los diferentes agarres, empujes y atemis....
Where can I watch this a full speed and with some aggression as it's all in slow Mo and with the willingness of the attacker
Yonkyo is painful as it is. Going fast all the time would be asking too much of the attacker. We're friends. Still, I wouldn't really call his attitude one of willingness... ;)
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Q- Why do you allow the attacker to come back up after taking the Ikkyo shape before transitioning into Yonkyo?-I mean couldn't he just pop you in the face.
P.S please don't take this the wrong way I am not a troll I am genuinely curious. Anyway, I still think you did this with technical skill, much better than I could have at my level thanks.
My impression is that he is very confident that he is in control with the grips, and if a strike were tried he would just apply the techniques a little stronger, but with that confidence he is allowing uke to come a little too close - probably as less experienced we should not allow uke to stand up that much.
Aiki the flow.
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I feel sorry for Stephan Schröder. Those of you who have experienced a Stenudd Yonkyo know what I mean. 😉
Oh, it was just a hundred or so of them :)
So that's why he moved to London... :]
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you're technique changing..... some Nishio Influence maybe ???
Bayu Kusuma Adi Saputra, Nishio sensei surely influenced my aikido a lot.
I watching you.....more than 10 years ago... in that time you show a lot of ki projection, if i'm not mistaken, now your technique a lot of atemi,,, sorry if i'm wrong....
Well, I've always done both. Have you checked my 100th video - 45 years in aikido?
ruclips.net/video/OsYhJcDMEN0/видео.html
of coure i did... greetings form Indonesia Mr Stenudd..