Thank you for your appreciation

Paul 67. You seem familiar. I think i've heard of you. You were one of the best.

Thank you

Thanks

Thank you sir

Thank you ma'am

You must be joking? First off, no one is going to attack you with an overhead chop. Second, multiple attackers aren't going to attack you one at a time. They're going to attack all at once or wait till you're preoccupied with one then jump in. There are lots of videos of real street fights showing this. I know this is just a demonstration, but if you think this is realistic then you've sadly mistaken

Hindi po sir we are just practicing the arts authored by the late Japanese Grand Master O' sensei Ueshiba

@@beaunesbiangalen3210 Ok aikido practice nyo tama?

San Po gym nyo MAgkano mag aral nyan

Welcome sir

Welcome sir

I think you're failing to to understand what's actually happening. The first part of Aikido is to move out of the way. The reason Aikido is hard and takes years to learn is because of the core essence of movement and the need to train that into muscle memory. You don't "catch" an attack, you get out of the way. Even if you do no technique at all the whole foundation of Aikido is that you shouldn't be where the attack is going to land. The rest of the technique comes when the attacker continues attacking or loses their balance as a result of committing the attack to somewhere you are no longer standing. Indeed, in this video "evade" is his first step every time. This is the point.

@@shia_labeoufAgree friend Shia. It's all about the footwork! Practice that and practice getting power in strikes. ty