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@Big Mike aka Heavy Mike Also Seagal tends to use much smaller uke and they nearly always just grab for his shoulders, you hardly ever see anyone try to smack him in the mouth lol
I love koshinage as it is somewhat like a judo throw over the hip, but I would just love to see someone implement this throw without relying on the opponent grabbing your wrists first. I know this is how one learns techniques in Aikido, but is there a "real world" application of this technique, i.e. without the wrists being grabbed?
@@AIKIDOSILVERDALE Greetings from across the Tasman. Thanks ever so much for following up - it's most appreciated. I need to investigate this more as it's given me inspiration to get back into Aikido after (too long) a long hiatus. Lots of great content on your youtube channel, BTW. Kia ora.
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Check out the Aikido Silverdale playlist - more Aikido weapons videos, with slow motion! ruclips.net/video/3lNflHbvHb8/видео.html
More footage from the amazing seminar in Melbourne Australia ruclips.net/video/MhFQWoZiydc/видео.html
nothing like a good metaphor lol
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wish I could be this good!
had to turn it up but very nice teaching
More recent videos have better audio thanks to our new headset mic system
great way to teach a movement that often scares beginners
Koshi.. the technique everyone hates learning hahaha, well explained though
So does aikido, daito ryu and judo, this was just a demo of technical details
@Big Mike aka Heavy Mike Also Seagal tends to use much smaller uke and they nearly always just grab for his shoulders, you hardly ever see anyone try to smack him in the mouth lol
I love koshinage as it is somewhat like a judo throw over the hip, but I would just love to see someone implement this throw without relying on the opponent grabbing your wrists first. I know this is how one learns techniques in Aikido, but is there a "real world" application of this technique, i.e. without the wrists being grabbed?
yes this was VERY basic for people with little experience, bt the same mechanics apply for collar sleeve grabs, even from strikes
@@AIKIDOSILVERDALE Greetings from across the Tasman. Thanks ever so much for following up - it's most appreciated. I need to investigate this more as it's given me inspiration to get back into Aikido after (too long) a long hiatus. Lots of great content on your youtube channel, BTW. Kia ora.
Thank you brother! Hope you get back on the mat, it can only be a good thing!
:)