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It’s all beautiful, but nobody attacks like this. Connecting with the wrist like this is extraordinarily difficult. Put it into sparring and test it. Make sure your partner ISN’T a fan of the art, has never done it.

The dummy is on viagra 😅😂😂

I think this aikijitsu is the best defense thechnic

the guys in the back are they doing fma drills?

Bulshit

so where do I Order one?

36:41 he is off a little from where I know it to be it is lower and closer to the elbow that is one of the most painful place they even have a joke called the 20 Ji throw( translation means you can lead/throw him anywhere because it is so painful)

GREAT VIDEO SIR THE BEST

Nothing that a good fart couldnt solve

so many useless movements. wasted energy.

Very nice way to teach us. Thank you so much

poor sidekick.....

So good practices.

Este video lo vi cuando enpese a practicar artes marciales mui bueno

Why people say it won't work if someone knows mma shocks me it worked for centuries in Japan in war with some of the best warriors the world has know but. Now if you're a weekend mma fighter it's no good. Ha ha ok I practice krav maga myself and its helped me out many times.

Even with ignoring the guy keep saying "jitsu," I found these displays annoying. The guy didn't even do the techniques. The uke are literally jumping over him. How are their students suppose to learn when the guy doing the techniques doesn't do said technique? Sure, breakfalls and throwing yourself to roll properly for safety is fine, but when you do that to the point where /even if/ the teacher did the technique that the technique isn't shown, then what's the point? It's a shame to see Daito Ryu and general Aiki J*uu*tsu go down the route that many Aikido schools have.

Fun to watch. Too bad it's actually bull shit

We get better training in the navy ,allmost same .Nice Video ...Thanks Osu!!!

good technique...I need to learn it more..Thank you my Master...

It seems a lot of these techniques are similar to Wally Jay's Small Circle Jujitsu. In 1975 when I first met Yang Jwing Min i college, the Chi na he taught did not utilize controlling the opponent with the finger(s) but rather the "cavity" press. In his Chi na techniques recently, he used a lot of the finger fulcrum leverage in his DVD's. The same goes for Sin Moo Hapkido. While not departing on pressure points like the "wringing" of a wet towel especially on the wrist controll, a few techniques I have seen as I progressed to green belt used the fingers to release a grip. I recall in controlling the grabbing hand of your opponent; you place your fingers around the fleshy part of the palm while the thumbs squeezes the pressure points on the top oh his hand. You can also grab the fingers using your body as a fulcrum. I just wonder if Aki Jitsu doesn't incorporate Small Circle JuJitsu in some of the techniques shown here,

If he grab wrist by one hand and shirt collar by one hand whatp to do

Watch some bjj asshole say these moves don't work lol

What if they. Don't fall for you

very Nice

Damn, that defense for the lapel grab seems like overkill. Crushing his throat followed by two more strikes to the throat seems like a bit much for a simple lapel grab

Before posting a stupid comment revealing your lack of research, type the search phrase "Navy SEAL Hand 2 Hand". You will find a 45 minute video featuring SEAL Team 6 member practicing Aiki-Jitsu, explain why they chose that system above the many different alternatives, and you will even get to see them use Aiki-Jitsu during intensive combat drills wearing a full combat kit. ---- Let us always remember that...we only know what we know. Therefore, enjoy learning something new everyday.

Only works in dojos.

The first counter can be practicable but the 2nd is not. In a fight there are lots of movement even when one is striking.

I wonder how and where I might purchase a dvd of this.

The only art that I have seen work in the street has been. Karate, Jujitsu, Boxing, Wrestling, Wing Chun. All of this depends on the focus of your school and who is teaching it. Remember that your job is to get the fight over with as soon as possible it's not the show someone how much martial art you know simple effective techniques nothing it looks like ballroom dancing. And always cross trained in different martial arts that's one luxury we have here in the United States.

All the attacks are committed and known direction.. All the attackers are super compliant.. Also too much movement means the attackers will become more cagey and harder too deal with. Needs to focus more on teaching ppl to improve the info they have on what the attack is. Done solely by focusing your look at what in the attack attracts your attention the most. Learn to only deal with that and nothing else ( in the beginning) and with as little movement as possible.. Efficiency is the only thing one needs to strive for..

Be sure to consult your physician to make sure you're healthy enough to perform these techniques. Also consult a real martial artist before you get yourself killed

What do you mean 'these techniques are too dangerous for cmpetition'? In judo we throw people through the fucking air, not 5mm off the floor as shown here, and we use armlocks and strangles and we happily compete every session. The 'too dangerous for com' is just an excuse to not show your techniques against resisting opponents because you know it wouldn't work if you did

What do you mean 'these techniques are too dangerous for cmpetition'? In judo we throw people through the fucking air, not 5mm off the floor as shown here, and we use armlocks and strangles and we happily compete every session. The 'too dangerous for com' is just an excuse to not show your techniques against resisting opponents because you know it wouldn't work if you did

Better than aikido, but unfortunately not quite as good as common sense. Most of the tecniques shown work, but the contexts are unrealistic. Uke stands stll, once tori initiates an attack uke remains static and his arm which isn't attacked remains limp at his side. You get your grip by completely unrealistic means, if you punched me and i grabbed our wrist what would you do? Pull your wrist back, which would break my grip. Practising kata all day won't give you the ability to defend yourself. You also over complicate what should be simple defenses. A defense against a bearhug only has about 3 steps, not 12 like you showed. You assume a real opponent will react like a dead fish, as uke does here. Not to mention some of the throwing techniques are suspicious, like that non sacrificing uchimakkikomi, a step to the side will stp that, but a step to the side wouldn't stop a real uchimakkikomi. I also like that you're talking to the audience as though they have no martial arts experienced, or no aiijtsu experience, which is fine. But then yo teach them armlocks, and you teach them throws, but you don't teach them ukemi. frthermore how do i know when my opponent will throw one punch or two punches? What if i get his wrist and he just moves. Or i jump around him, and he turns to face me again? I got pretty much what i expected, reasonable techniques in unrealistic circumstances. Functional waza that can't be used in the contexts you apply them. So this is good jujutsu, but not good self defense. Want to learn to defend yourself? Stop pretending like you can predict your opponent's moves, in grappling yes you can teach self defense, but in striking your opponent has a great range of motion you can't possibly control no matter how strong your aiki is. Take up judo, learn boxing or take a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu class. If it works on trained professionals, it'll work against assholes in a bar. If it only works on limp fish made completely out of jelly, it won't work against the bkg drunk muscle man who goes around picking fights. You're video is going to get people killed

I love this video, thanks

thanks. it covers all the basic attacks. the combinations is left to the intellect ones!

O fantástico mundo do faz de contas e cai sozinho com lutinha simulada

Jujitsu is best

The different "angles of perception ". Repeating the same sequence combined with the fluidity. Of movement, Make this a first class presentation....even though it's impossible to put everything on one video. The work done here is far "superior than most". Thank you for an-Excellent -job".......

bad foot work... los ángulos desde donde salen los golpes del que hace las veces de uke muuuuy rigido. con algunas variantes en los movimientos y finalisaciones desde otros kamaes (posturas en que inicia el que recibe el ataque) estaria mejor.... ni siquiera mueve correctamente su centro para salir del punto de impacto o punto de agarre de su Ike. un desastre. ( soy principiante en artes marciales) mi punto fuerte son los deportes de contacto full... kick boxing taekwondo .. etc. y me doy cuenta. respetando lo que es las artes marciales del Japón. es una bosta; un insulto estos vídeos mentirosos.

ILOVE this video

Thanks

Basically the best worst video of all time.

The techniques look very simple(Hard to quickly perform).... I guess this is where Traditional martial arts started off with simplicity like Kung Fu and Jujutsu. I truly think that the techniques can be effective if practiced in sparring but totally useless if you do this without training .This is a great video I loved it.

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