This looks more effective and realistic than other videos I have watched. Most of the others show a guy coming at you with a tomahawk karate chop which doesn't happen in a real street fight 😆 😂 😅 You show punches which is what happens kudos to you 👏
@RebelPulse The overhead attack you’ve seen in other video, represents any attack that could come from that general direction, it’s not a specific attack. (Unless there’s a tanto in their hand, it which case it’s a stab or a cut.) I’m curious, what do you think happens in a “real fight”?
There's 2 big things that often get Aikido ridiculed but they're actually kinda meaningless. The first is they say it's useless against trained people because no one uses it in MMA. What they actually mean though is it's very un-optimal against people that are extremely well cross-trained at the highest levels. Not that it's not effective against the other 99.9% of people. Because it is. It's supposed to be for self-defense and that means in most cases regular people. The second is people laugh at a lot of throws where they see opponents comically flipping and rolling themselves over like some kind of slapstick sketch and they call it fake. Some of it might be sure. But a lot of the comical stuff is actually deliberate, the whole premise of countering a lot of throws is that you actually *have* to throw yourself to get out of the lock and prevent breaks. Most people that have never done martial arts always ask how can you flip someone over or throw them by the wrist that makes no sense. Well you're doing it yourself to escape having sections of your limbs broken.... Wrist locks hurt.
The first technique is like jeet kune do i think. BUT In the next moves we recognize some "modified" aikido techniques : the second is like iriminage ura, the third is like sotokaeten nage, the fourth is kokyunage, the fifth is like aikiutushi, the sixth starts with sankyo then turns into rokyo which is prohibited now in aikido, the seventh nikyo then hijidori, the last is nikyo then kotegaechi. Also there is a lot of Tai Sabaki shifts. Every one can check this humble comparison on the net if he isn't a pro. Very good performance !!
I watched the video a few more times. I recognize all the moves, and they are much closer to Daito-Ryu Aikijitsu, with some Wing Chun thrown in for fun. But the footwork is definitely not mainline Aikido. O’Sensei trained in the Yagyu Ryu sword school and incorporated its footwork into Aikido. I started Aikido many years ago and trained at Aikikai for six years. I knew most of the Aikikai Shihan personally and trained with them frequently. This art would be very effective on the street because of its obvious Daito Ryu ancestry, but like Daito Ryu, it would not be much fun to practice. Daito Ryu, because of its inherent danger, must be practiced in kata form, with little room for free form or improvisation. Before O’Sensei modified some of the Daito Ryu techniques to prevent serious injuries, his dojo was known as the “Hell Dojo” because of the screams and groans that passersbys would hear. I am glad that O’Sensei smoothed out the Daito Ryu techniques. In all the years that I have studied Aikido, I have only had a hairline fracture of my right ulna, courtesy of a macho idiot, and a broken rib resulting from a body slam from Chiba Sensei.
The timing, footwork and positioning are not related to classic Aikikai Aikido or even Daito-Ryu Aikijujitsu. Whatever this is, it would work on the street as long as one was young, strong and lucky enough.
The first technique was a classical Baji Quan technique without every connections to Aikido. False headline spoils everything he is trying to show. To swirl someone doesn't make it automatically Aikido.
I think you’re assuming that there are hard lines between martial arts, outside of competition rules. There aren’t really. One persons Bajiquan is another persons aikido. We all use the same principles and nobody owns them.
The guy in the video is not a bad man, that's why they're practicing at a safe distance. This is common practice in practically all martial arts, something you'll learn, if you ever train in one.
@@jamesbyrne3033 Thank you, James! I can see you're a super-expert... Here's a link to a video between a style I practiced for over 15 years and the Chinese Taekwondo national team thinking they can come even close to beating Kyokushin... ruclips.net/video/hlUnBwxbtXg/видео.html
@marcelnowakowski945 Thats incorrect, but also not relevant, because the people in the video are not fighting, they’re demonstrating techniques. You are giving away the fact that you don’t even have enough experience in martial arts to recognise a demonstration, when you see one.
@@jamesbyrne3033 It's a bad demonstration that will not work in real fight. Unless the attacker is drunk. Since you are such an "expert"... Why then Kung-fu or aikido is not taught in any military and why people practicing these 2 fake arts never succeed in MMA, UFC, you name it?...
When you look at boxers training, do you then ask, “how will this work on the street, no one will be in a bag, hanging from a chain?” Or can you work out that there is more to the training than the part that you’re seeing a this exact moment?
@@jamesbyrne3033 Если поймаете противника , посадите в мешок ... то ... почему нет?) При помощи бокса можно легко вырубить айкидошника и посадить в мешок!)
You should know things before talking, it actually works even in real self defense I advice you, if you just follow all negative comments about Aikido, don’t believe them
I think you’re assuming that there are hard lines between martial arts, outside of competition rules. There aren’t really. One persons Bajiquan is another persons aikido. We all use the same principles and nobody owns them.
@@jamesbyrne3033 No, I’m assuming that the techniques of various arts can be recognizable. For example, when I’m watching someone shadowbox, I never think it’s Judo.
@MrCBTman That is probably because judo is a sport and boxing isn’t allowed in that sport. When you practice enough martial arts you see that most of the techniques are shared. Yes you can look at a technique and say, “that technique is from X martial art” And you might be right, Another person can look at the same technique and say, “That technique is from Y martial art” And they might be right too. Like I said, one persons Bajiquan is another persons Aikido.
@ And you’re still wrong. Bajiquan looks about as much like Aikido as boxing looks like Judo. The training, forms, strategies, philosophy, and techniques are very different.
@MrCBTman If you’re saying that the forms, strategies and techniques demonstrated in this video are like those used in bajiquan, then you’re saying that they’re not that different from those used in aikido. You’re defeating your own argument.
@@jamesbyrne3033 not my experience in aikido. You want uke to go around by some jointlock for example by placing your elbow against the opponent elbow so he has to walk with you. But this only work if uke cooperate.
@Marco-wq7nn It’s not about what you want. If they want to move, they move, if they don’t want to move, they don’t move. If you’re trying to force a technique to look a certain way or go a certain way, you’re not practicing aikido, you’re just preforming techniques.
@Marco-wq7nn To a certain extent sure, tori does also needs to respect the integrity of their partners body so that they don’t hurt them if they won’t or can’t move. I think we’re on the same page. You seem to know what you’re talking about.
@carlterry6154 1. You have no evidence that they can’t apply these techniques, this is a demonstration of technique, not of practical application. 2. The assertion that you should be able to force a technique, on someone who is resisting that technique, very much comes from a beginners mindset. Forcing a technique on someone who’s resisting, is literally wasting energy. A martial artist who knows what they’re doing, let a technique go, when they meet resistance, and use a technique that their opponent is not resisting.
It actually works, but just because there’s wrote “Aikido” you don’t believe just cuz ignorant people say “Aikido doesn’t work in a real fight 🤓” You should know things before talking like everyone should do
Nice techniques. Thanks for the demostration!! 👏🙏
This is a very good technique. Loved it. Well explained.
This looks more effective and realistic than other videos I have watched.
Most of the others show a guy coming at you with a tomahawk karate chop which doesn't happen in a real street fight 😆 😂 😅
You show punches which is what happens kudos to you 👏
@RebelPulse
The overhead attack you’ve seen in other video, represents any attack that could come from that general direction, it’s not a specific attack.
(Unless there’s a tanto in their hand, it which case it’s a stab or a cut.)
I’m curious, what do you think happens in a “real fight”?
There's 2 big things that often get Aikido ridiculed but they're actually kinda meaningless. The first is they say it's useless against trained people because no one uses it in MMA. What they actually mean though is it's very un-optimal against people that are extremely well cross-trained at the highest levels. Not that it's not effective against the other 99.9% of people. Because it is. It's supposed to be for self-defense and that means in most cases regular people.
The second is people laugh at a lot of throws where they see opponents comically flipping and rolling themselves over like some kind of slapstick sketch and they call it fake. Some of it might be sure. But a lot of the comical stuff is actually deliberate, the whole premise of countering a lot of throws is that you actually *have* to throw yourself to get out of the lock and prevent breaks. Most people that have never done martial arts always ask how can you flip someone over or throw them by the wrist that makes no sense. Well you're doing it yourself to escape having sections of your limbs broken.... Wrist locks hurt.
0:14 ufff vine por el titulo y esto está buenisimo. Saludos
Thank, s for shareing your experience
The first technique is like jeet kune do i think. BUT In the next moves we recognize some "modified" aikido techniques : the second is like iriminage ura, the third is like sotokaeten nage, the fourth is kokyunage, the fifth is like aikiutushi, the sixth starts with sankyo then turns into rokyo which is prohibited now in aikido, the seventh nikyo then hijidori, the last is nikyo then kotegaechi. Also there is a lot of Tai Sabaki shifts.
Every one can check this humble comparison on the net if he isn't a pro. Very good performance !!
Good work
Very nice!!!
Espectacular
I watched the video a few more times. I recognize all the moves, and they are much closer to Daito-Ryu Aikijitsu, with some Wing Chun thrown in for fun.
But the footwork is definitely not mainline Aikido. O’Sensei trained in the Yagyu Ryu sword school and incorporated its footwork into Aikido.
I started Aikido many years ago and trained at Aikikai for six years. I knew most of the Aikikai Shihan personally and trained with them frequently.
This art would be very effective on the street because of its obvious Daito Ryu ancestry, but like Daito Ryu, it would not be much fun to practice. Daito Ryu, because of its inherent danger, must be practiced in kata form, with little room for free form or improvisation.
Before O’Sensei modified some of the Daito Ryu techniques to prevent serious injuries, his dojo was known as the “Hell Dojo” because of the screams and groans that passersbys would hear.
I am glad that O’Sensei smoothed out the Daito Ryu techniques. In all the years that I have studied Aikido, I have only had a hairline fracture of my right ulna, courtesy of a macho idiot, and a broken rib resulting from a body slam from Chiba Sensei.
Really it is a powerful system of techniques. Amazing to witness. 👍🙏
Buenisimo,lo coge como si fuera un muñeco😮😮😮😮😮😅😅😅😅👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Rasanya kalau dah sampai begini.. banyak benda yang dia dah lepas.. setakat ni tiada lagi kut..
Super
Aikido? O fotocopia? Grande morijei
Das schaut gut aus, wie bei uns ( German Ju- Jutsu), nur wir nennen es halt nicht aikido 😊
Dynamite
Super grazie
Конечно если мастер 100 кг весит, а его противник 60 кг, всё получится 🤡🤣🤣🤣🤣
Я думаю этим клоунам при такой разнице в весе можно было не сходится)
А проявить айкидо мудрость ... пофилософствовать и разойтись)
Top
O cara se jogando
C'est bien quand le partenaire suis le mouvement 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
👍👍👍
Ipon!
Looks like bajiquan combined with qi na
🙇♂️🙏
The first technique why waste the momentum, Go straight in with the elbow. Urban combatants use it as a staple technique it’s devastating.
Hapikido é parecido
The timing, footwork and positioning are not related to classic Aikikai Aikido or even Daito-Ryu Aikijujitsu.
Whatever this is, it would work on the street as long as one was young, strong and lucky enough.
The first technique was a classical Baji Quan technique without every connections to Aikido. False headline spoils everything he is trying to show. To swirl someone doesn't make it automatically Aikido.
I think you’re assuming that there are hard lines between martial arts, outside of competition rules.
There aren’t really.
One persons Bajiquan is another persons aikido.
We all use the same principles and nobody owns them.
The metric system is a much better defense technique.
So you imagine a bad dude will try to punch you still 2 feet from his fist to your nose.
Why would he do this?
The guy in the video is not a bad man, that's why they're practicing at a safe distance.
This is common practice in practically all martial arts, something you'll learn, if you ever train in one.
@@jamesbyrne3033 Thank you, James!
I can see you're a super-expert...
Here's a link to a video between a style I practiced for over 15 years and the Chinese Taekwondo national team thinking they can come even close to beating Kyokushin...
ruclips.net/video/hlUnBwxbtXg/видео.html
@@jamesbyrne3033
You have no clue about fighting.
@marcelnowakowski945
Thats incorrect, but also not relevant, because the people in the video are not fighting, they’re demonstrating techniques.
You are giving away the fact that you don’t even have enough experience in martial arts to recognise a demonstration, when you see one.
@@jamesbyrne3033 It's a bad demonstration that will not work in real fight.
Unless the attacker is drunk.
Since you are such an "expert"...
Why then Kung-fu or aikido is not taught in any military and why people practicing these 2 fake arts never succeed in MMA, UFC, you name it?...
красиво но как это все будет работать на улице не кто вас за руки хватать не будет
да айкидо в любом виде нигде не работает
ибо какие то фантастические приёмы атаки с замиранием
и на одно действие инфо-цыган мастер делает 5
When you look at boxers training, do you then ask, “how will this work on the street, no one will be in a bag, hanging from a chain?”
Or can you work out that there is more to the training than the part that you’re seeing a this exact moment?
@@jamesbyrne3033 Если поймаете противника , посадите в мешок ... то ... почему нет?)
При помощи бокса можно легко вырубить айкидошника и посадить в мешок!)
Never try in a real fight👍
Why, boxing and wrestling dont work all the time and are unnecessary
@@jacobharris954 😂
@@QUETZLCOATL77 they dont, I have done both
You should know things before talking, it actually works even in real self defense
I advice you, if you just follow all negative comments about Aikido, don’t believe them
@QUETZLCOATL77
What do you think a “real fight” is?
This not aikido its hapkido
Che y la jakama? Ta cara
That’s Bajiquan, not Aikido
I think you’re assuming that there are hard lines between martial arts, outside of competition rules.
There aren’t really.
One persons Bajiquan is another persons aikido.
We all use the same principles and nobody owns them.
@@jamesbyrne3033 No, I’m assuming that the techniques of various arts can be recognizable. For example, when I’m watching someone shadowbox, I never think it’s Judo.
@MrCBTman
That is probably because judo is a sport and boxing isn’t allowed in that sport.
When you practice enough martial arts you see that most of the techniques are shared.
Yes you can look at a technique and say, “that technique is from X martial art”
And you might be right,
Another person can look at the same technique and say,
“That technique is from Y martial art”
And they might be right too.
Like I said, one persons Bajiquan is another persons Aikido.
@ And you’re still wrong. Bajiquan looks about as much like Aikido as boxing looks like Judo. The training, forms, strategies, philosophy, and techniques are very different.
@MrCBTman
If you’re saying that the forms, strategies and techniques demonstrated in this video are like those used in bajiquan, then you’re saying that they’re not that different from those used in aikido.
You’re defeating your own argument.
Swinging him around is not realistic, you get into the risk ending up on the ground. Only the kaiten nage might be usefull.
@Marco-wq7nn
I’m aikido you don’t swing anyone around. If they want to go around, you let them.
That’s what you’re observing here.
@@jamesbyrne3033 not my experience in aikido. You want uke to go around by some jointlock for example by placing your elbow against the opponent elbow so he has to walk with you. But this only work if uke cooperate.
@Marco-wq7nn
It’s not about what you want.
If they want to move, they move, if they don’t want to move, they don’t move.
If you’re trying to force a technique to look a certain way or go a certain way, you’re not practicing aikido, you’re just preforming techniques.
@@jamesbyrne3033 certainly not, it is easy to block or escape getting moved, but as a uke you have to comply ‘ for your own safety’.
@Marco-wq7nn
To a certain extent sure, tori does also needs to respect the integrity of their partners body so that they don’t hurt them if they won’t or can’t move.
I think we’re on the same page.
You seem to know what you’re talking about.
Ap jaise ladka se karo
そもそもこんな事にならないし、肘なり相手に手を出した時点で、過剰防衛になる。警察に捕まりたいならやれば？
Whatever this is, it’s NOT Aikido. Call it something else.
Yo si reconosco algunos movimientos de Aikido que he visto. Pero quizas es un aikido modificado o mesclado con algo mas.
Aikido real fight
@@tuananhnguyenhoang-hy8uo Айкидо - танцы и их фанаты клоуны и философы
@ivanleRwcdesma1604 ...reconoZco
Call it kidoo😂
Why does he stop and freeze soon as you touch him and become very appliant.. no concept of reality at all.
@carlterry6154
…… so that you can see what he’s doing.
You know you’re watch a demonstration right?
Because it’s a demonstration, and they want you to see what they’re doing.
Have you never tried to learn a skill?
@jamesbyrne3033 its not a skill if you cant apply it properly, it should be capable with a resisting opponent or its pointless.
@carlterry6154
1. You have no evidence that they can’t apply these techniques, this is a demonstration of technique, not of practical application.
2. The assertion that you should be able to force a technique, on someone who is resisting that technique, very much comes from a beginners mindset.
Forcing a technique on someone who’s resisting, is literally wasting energy.
A martial artist who knows what they’re doing, let a technique go, when they meet resistance, and use a technique that their opponent is not resisting.
Isso não parece funcionar bem na vida real
Use a much bigger guy!!!😡instead of guy you height, slighter build you can easily beat.
Because?
Boxing filipino PANANTUKAN.
Steroid how does this work on big people
Nice fake and comedy act for sport demonstration
It actually works, but just because there’s wrote “Aikido” you don’t believe just cuz ignorant people say “Aikido doesn’t work in a real fight 🤓”
You should know things before talking like everyone should do
If it’s not from nip land it’s not aikido