Nice video sir

I wish I could learn from you, the way of peace and love. Unfrotunately my body is always so stiff when I get into contact, and it stops the ki flow

thank you very much. I am doing a little research on basic and generic samurai strikes for a personal project and this is the most helpful

Remember I learned that at Roppokai; o))

Wow! Thats nice!!!! thank you.

I think aikido would be a good martial art for me because not only does it train empty hand sticks and knives,but also it trains gun techniques that works for self defense and there is a MMA dojo near me that teaches BJJ, kickboxing,judo and aikido and I think it would be useful for me in the street

I’m making a comic that includes katana fights so this will help with choreography for the drawing

Thanks! I now learned how to control my katana.

Thanks. Helpful.

Thank you for posting I have previous martial arts training but cannot go now because of my work schedule

Sir what can you tell about the flow and connection outside the Dojo. How It works por affects outside and with others. Thankd

So cool! This is the same concept as trapping hands in Jeet Kun Do and Wing Chun. And like double blocking in Karate and traditional Tae Kwon Do. So beautiful to see the similarities. the frame you used in your clip on knife defense is an X block in the system I teach, but applied almost identically! Great vid, superb instruction! Thank you for sharing.

So wonderful! Thank you for sharing.

SuperGood

Spirals...ah..! I've been working on the same concept, applied more internally... but it was nice to see someone else working on this too. I studied from Imaezumi-san when I was 6 years old! And the Hawaiians were friends of my Dad, including Suzuki-sensei. Domo arigato..!

Good work

Excelente

Arigatto! Sensei!

Просто чудесно!;) Just wonderful!))

I really like this kind of details in training. It's beyond "choreographed dance" like other people use to mock Aikido. Onegaishimasu!

This is why Aikido was meant to be learned after the student has already mastered a different martial art.

:D aikido

i love his aikido demonstration i really understand how to perform aikido so wish to have more aikido videos

Thank you, Sensei! No one taught me that in 27 years of practice.

A deep and spiritual thank you for your inner awareness in action. you have a beautiful way of teaching that comes from you.

Very good

I use a metallic katana. Thanks for this training too.

Awesome 👏

Very interesting. Much thanks.

twist and cut that's all sankyo

what are some effective strikes from this position?

''kesa kiri'' my friend

il sûre somme People. theyhavent inderstand whats matter

0:20 Katatedori Enkei-nage 3:04 Ryotedori Shiho-nage 5:06 Ushirotekubitori Sankyo 06:00 Shomenuchi Ikkyo Irimi 08:50 Munetsuki Hantai Ikkyo 10:13 Yokomenuchi Makiotoshi

0:12 Munetsuki Kokyu-nage 1:58 Shomenuchi Kotegaeshi 5:40 Yokomenuchi Shiho-nage

0:55 Katatedori Tenkan Ikkyo 3:34 Katateryotemochi Tenkan Kotegaeshi 6:59 Ushirotori Zenpo-nage

1:06 Shomenuchi Kokyu-nage 3:03 Munetsuki Kotegaeshi 4:58 Yokomenuchi Hijiotoshi

0:30 Katatedori Nikyo 4:31 Katatedori Tenkan Shiho-nage 7:44 Ushirotekubitori Zenshin-nage

This was super helpful, I loved the different ways of cutting

Seems like good lessons, however the sound quality is poor.

Thank you. I am no expert, but I feel like I can now at least perform a few basic techniques without looking utterly amateurish and ridiculous.

Kokyu Nage? Irimi Nake as far as i can see. But of course, Kokyu means breathing and Nage menas throw, and if you inhale and and exhale during a tecnic and then throws Uke afterwards, then you can call the most technics Kokyu Nake. Irimi means to move out of attcking line - mostly stepping sidewards out of line.

That moment watching this video when you realize oh that's what Hanshi Giess was teaching me over and over... the ah ha that comes from studying and practicing. Remember Slow is fast and soft is strong!

Great tips!

It seems a very good exercise for developing ma-ai sense, we will try it in our club. Thank you, sensei!

GREAT VID AIKIDO LOVE HELSINKI

Basic technique that u can use once you're life is in danger situation...

Not bad at all thank you !

This is very good, as oppose to catching the knife with one hand.

Awesome....thanks a lot for the video