Basic Footwork and Entries
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- Опубликовано: 10 фев 2025
- This video introduces all the basic (standard) aikido attacks that are encountered in our white belt test syllabus, and the footwork used to get off the line and blend with these attacks in a clear and consistent way.
The most important goal of this video is to show how different attacks can be met with the same footwork, and to help students gain a clear vision of the correct ura and omote angles for performing technique in a useful and consistent way.
The examples shown are currently how we want to see students at the Aikido Chuseikan dojo perform their techniques. They certainly aren't the only footwork variations or angles one can use to perform elegant aikido technique.
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GREAT JOB!! Thanks for sharing this.
Why is now I am discovering this channel, this straight gems
I have waited 33 years for this video, since Above The Law was released. This is senior data, the information back of formation. We need to establish our own Emmy awards.
So easy and simple way to leave the place and move on another point
Thanks for sharing ❤
Belated thanks to Guy and Don. I first viewed this video last year and almost immediately taped the "star" diagram to our mats. It has helped students tremendously to understand "the line" between partners and how to stay on it or get off of it.
Thank you,guys for sharing this knowledge!
I also appreciate the subtitles with both Japanese and English. A well crafted as well as instructive video!
Première video que je visionne vue de dessus. C'est génial avec le marquage en croix on visualise parfaitement les mouvements .Merci du partage à vous et votre uke . SALUTATIONS DE FRANCE 👋
Vraiment intéressant, cela génère une meilleure compréhension et une fluidité dans les gestes.
This unique persepctive clears up so many things! Thank you!
Very nice concept and view. Nice upload. Thank you.
There is lots of great feed back with no constructive criticism.
So here goes, a mistake I know but!!
Using 7:15 to 7:27 struggle as an example, apply this info.
E.g. cut all the way down, boken-cut, before stepping, tenkan.
If you don’t make a full cut then take Uke’s centre before moving/stepping- tenkan.
This is how you will be able use the vertical body weight to pin Uke.
Stay/working centre to centre. There is “no way” this is centre to centre, any high grade
can see this to be true.
Use the cut as a cut not a handle. What is the difference between a cut and a handle?
Face the direction that you are/will be going.
I know you may not/don’t care but who cares - it can help some others aikido students
to understand that Aidido does not need to be a struggle, a free flowing Aikido is possible.
Many thanks. There are 5 important points/Aikido principles here.
J'aime, j'aime ! Super édifiante!!
master piece.thanks for sharing.
very good training
Thanks for this video. I just started Aikido and I am too old to memorize things. This Video helps a lot.
Thanks again.
Glad it was helpful! We as martial artists accrue so much "dogma" in our techniques and training, we hope it helps to re-approach things from a structural, "big picture" standpoint every now and then.
where is the LOVE button! Thank you so much for this video. It can be hard to understand angles and footwork when seated.
Beautifully done. Thanks
Perfect work
it is great video training. i think first of all in aikido training of foot movements is the first thing. Because it must not stay in front of the uke, it must be far away from the angle of uke.
Aikido: Do, or do 🚫; there is Only TRY! 🥋☯️
Keep on showing
very helpful, for beginner like me
Nice vid.
Good video, could you make more videos aikido would break judo grips?
I do judo but i think this video can be beneficial to judo
happy new year
Well done! Domo arigato.
Aren't there attacks that sometimes aim for the foot or some area near the foot?
There are, but this is just basic movement explanation, not a comprehensive all encompassing self-defence course.
I wish their was a voiceover narrator explaining what is happening because I am completely lost. I instinctively see what is happening but a narration would enhance this tutorial.
I love the movements and for form practice it is great. However no one in a confrontation is going to keep holding your wrist as you perform the movements. So learning the basic footwork I think is valid and the technique but as long as you know the form in all its part is just that. Form not technique. If you practice this you, will react like this outside the dojo and that will not end well. For me the end technique your trying to use is the most important. Form will always break down in a high stress environment.
So, thanks for letting us know you have no idea what is going on here.
Is It Just Me? I See That Aikido Also Concentrates On The Center Line Just Like Wing Chun
Question on your tape. What kind of tape did you use, and what did you use to clean the mat after taking it up?
Sorry we took so long to reply! Plain red duct tape from the hardware store. We pulled it up immediately after use, no residue!
Ça c'est du swing
This is the strength of Aikido. Moving offline of the attack. I spend a lot of time,moving in the Octagon. 8 directional line of movement. Left side right side equals 16 different line of movement. What one does on the right. One must do on the left. OSS!
Except for one, all black belts I have meet, when "teaching" a movement, they just show it once or twice, at normal speed, no verbal explanation, no step by step... and this video follows the same style. Why is that? Why do they "teach" like they actually don't want beginners learns? Genuine question (and sorry for bad English).
A whole other perspective