Ueshiba Moriteru Doshu - 59th All Japan Aikido Demonstration (2022) [60fps]

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Title: Doshu
Dojo: Aikikai Hombu Dojo (www.aikikai.or....)
Event: 59th All Japan Aikido Demonstration (2022)
Venue: Nippon Budokan
Date: 28/05/2022
Moriteru Ueshiba is the grandson of the founder of Aikido, Morihei Ueshiba, he succeeds his father Kisshomaru Ueshiba to the position of Doshu (master of the way) in 1998 following the death of the latter. Moriteru Ueshiba teaches at the Hombu Dojo in Tokyo. He is also invited to give seminars to the four corners of the world very regularly. The Doshu demonstrations usually focus on the simplest and most basic techniques, such as the practices and the daily signs at Hombu Dojo.
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[@animatedlegoherossweeney4077]

Wonderfull. Full of Grace. Thank you kindly

[@stephane4400]

Very happy to see a video from Seido Co.Ltd.
A beautiful demonstration of judo as we like.

[@Matthieu4881]

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[@user-fl6im1lc7c]

素晴らしい

[@gnuxaja839]

I don't know if this is useful for fighting or not

[@philippe-lebel]

Un jour, je marchais dans la rue alors qu'une démonstration publique d'art martial avait lieu. Absorbé à l'usage de mon téléphone je ne m'en était pas rendu compte et soudain, approchant d'un tatamis, un homme me tends la main.
Par réflexe je lui rends la politesse et lui présente ma main. Il l'à saisit et exécute une roulade juste devant moi. Le voyant au sol je lui tends de nouveau ma main pour l'aider à se relever mais rien n'y faisait. Il ne cessé de tomber en roulade à chaque tentative de ma part pour l'aider.
Finalement au bout d'un moment il m'a salué et j'en ai fait de même. Le publique nous a alors applaudi et est venu nombreux me demander conseil dans l'art du combat.

[@eikconcept2030]

After decades of training there is no improvement in his form or technique. Nor does he show great feeling or sensitivity. Go back watch the founder move and you will see that what you witness here is but a shadow of what Aikido once was.

[@seidobudostudies]

You're missing the point, entirely.
Change in techniques is not his role.
The founder was the founder. His heirs have a different Mission.
Conservation of the original forms is the mission.
That would be obvious for any koryu guy... But modern Budo people have a very narrow uneducated vision of Budo.
And yes, there's improvement. You only see the form. When you'll be advanced enough to see the essence of it, you'll be able to appreciate what changed.

[@js2211-j3h]

he wants no change in the basic form cuz he wana keep preserving the conventional aikido throughout his family generation. Thats why he might have some conflict with other shihan cuz their styles have become so much different. For improvement, u can only know if ur his uke

[@seidobudostudies]

There is more diversity within the Aikikai than in any other group. Including a significant number of high ranked student of Saito sensei who joint the Aikikai after he passed away.
Diversity of techniques is a basic and unique characteristic of the organization.

[@Istvan_Koloh-Aikido]

He is not just showing a basic form but the bases of the form. All of the aikikai diversity based on these forms with different interpretations.

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@@Istvan_Koloh-Aikido
Not entirely.
At the Hombu Dojo, certainly yes.
But Aikikai is far bigger than the Hombu Dojo.
Many Shihan studied under O'sensei students, who had their own interpretation. Half of Saito sensei's students are also Aikikai members now.