Aïkido Tissier Bercy 2009

Christian Tissier 7è Dan à Bercy en 2009
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Démonstration d'aïkido de Christian Tissier (7è Dan Shihan Aïkikaï Hombu Dojo) au festival des arts martiaux de Bercy en 2009. Uke : Bruno Gonzalez, Pascal Guillemin, Marc Bachraty. FFAAA
Biographie de Christian Tissier, vidéos sur le site de l'Aïkido Club de Rosheim.

[@benjamincaroulle]

j'ai fait 10 ans de karaté, maintenant je me suis mis à l'aïkido depuis quelques temps, crois moi que quand on m'emmerde, ce n'est pas le karaté que j'utilise mais bien l'aïkido. Ce sport est impressionnant, et tu ne peux tout simplement pas juger sans avoir pratiqué.

[@PetruchK]

J'ai commencé l'aïkido cette année en parallèle du jujitsu. J'ai été assez bluffé : non seulement c'est un art complexe, mais également très complet et efficace. Même si en situation "réelle" le chutes ne sont pas aussi "belles", cela reste très efficace ! Ce qui change par rapport aux autres arts martiaux, c'est qu'il faut à la fois être un bon tori et un bon uke : être martial, attaquer de manière réelle tout en restant souple... Je le conseille à tous, tant pour apprendre que se compléter.

[@EC8videos]

je fais de l'aikido et je t'assures que ca m'a servi plus d'une fois ; )

[@riosale]

@Astriam I attended one smenirar with Tissier in Chile some years ago and he is very kind. He took many of us to practice and with each one of us he was very gentle. This means that he knows when to do a technique faster or more powerful, and also when to do it gently and softer. I really admire him.

[@aikidogacyprus]

guys i have been doing martial arts since i was 6 yrs now i am 45 yrs .judo,wado riu jiu jitsu,wing chun,and boxing all of them on professional standards been in the special forces for 20 years and worked security in nasty night clubs for 22 years,i only had 3 times a punch or a kick hitting my body.i started aikido 5 years ago on a daily basis and i love it and trust me i will prefer to have as my opponent a 260 lbs muscular nasty guy than an aikidoga 120lbs .

[@cyberernst]

Es ist immer wieder schön Christian Tissiers Aikido zu sehen. Er wird von Jahr zu Jahr immer zentrierter, erstaunlich zusehen, dass bei so hohem Niveau eine Steigerung immer noch möglich ist. Ich finde sein Aikido sehr effektiv, schön und unstaged. Letztes Jahr war seine Schulter nicht so gut, vielleicht sind die Patzer Nachwirkungen davon, oder er braucht auch mal eine Pause. Die Ushiro-Technik bei 0:09 ist doch wirklich genial. Ich freu mich schon auf den Lehrgang im Dez.2009 in Wien.

[@fafatarbes]

La première fois que j'ai vu Christian Tissier à Bercy, ce devait être aux alentours de 1989. 20 ans après, il est encore plus impressionnant.

[@schmuardian]

99% of people who look down on aikido have never tried it.

[@ketulu]

my god, I have made my second session today. When I see this video, my eyes are full of stars

[@tanguypayet9276]

Je commence l aikido cette année et je comprend le chemin restant à parcourir :) !! C' est tres motivant et je suis vraiment impressioné par cette demonstration artistique... Merci pour la video et encore BRAVO BRAVO !!!

[@nhancao6355]

i see tissier sensei is the best aikido master in europe his techniques is so powerful and clear and fast perfectionn

[@JoseyWales93]

People who look down on Aikido have never watched a Steven Seagal movie.

[@oceanichippie]

To all the so-called "true fighters" who only come here to dislike and criticize this stuff, take on this guy and we'll see how you think of Aikido after that. Just do it, I'm sure he would want to.

[@watts18269]

Yeah, go along to an Aikido dojo and you'll change your mind...i've done Kyokushin Karate for 12 years and occasionally go back to Aikido, suffice to say i'm always aching the next morning...

[@6610gustavo]

muy bien ,solo deja fluir la energia,super efectivo, en defensa personal,solos se caen,gracias, MORIHEI

[@lordtains]

Just gorgeous

[@Nateb123]

@jaikaransingh The thing is that an aikidoka that weighs 260 lbs instead of 120lbs will still throw you the same way with the same amount of force. The forces you see at work in Aikido aren't the force of one person pushing or throwing another. They're the result of simple turns and well-applied leverage. It's all momentum and gravity at work. That momentum is coming from the attacker, not the aikidoka and so the weight of the aikidoka doesn't matter.

[@nikolamaklion]

wow amazing great video !!!

[@Doc0A]

@RMabee88 The "fancy rolling" is the best way to take the energy you receive being thrown, to get up again and to keep yourself from falling hard or "sliding". But it can also be an offensive way to shorten distances not giving an exact clear way of positioning

[@lomas]

@RMabee88 You're totally Right, I train Tae-Kwon-Do and we do all these rolls to escape and avoid damage. It's not the defender who throws you, the attacker has to react and know how to escape this way not to finish hurt, injuried or broken.

[@m_gtravel]

niente da dire Tissier è un grande

[@Udansha]

some people here have no clue what this martial art is able to do! I practice hard style karate for 15 years. Had almost everything broken, and yet my worst injuries came from aikido, which I have spent the last 18 trying to understand. Its true that for some who have only done aikido need to go out and try another art to feel what its like to get struck. But people who come here to bash something they've never done is true ignorance in every sense. Im a police officer it works nicely!

[@Gs67tek]

magnifique

[@Fabzil]

Les gens qui disent que ca ne sert à rien dans la vraie vie sont bien souvent des gens qui n'ont jamais fait d'aïkido ^_^

[@Awlo81]

I think aikido is perfect when an attacker wants to assault you. The more blindly, the better. It's not a combat style, and it doesn't want to be such, but it's great if someone wants to grab, bear-hug, choke or push you. On the other hand, it's unapplicable in combat, unless your opponent really wants to hurt you bad and loses his self-control.

[@towermoss]

@RMabee88 they use various locks in Aikido to make their opponent do what they want. The fight is over with before it began.

[@TheMattSheep]

I've done aikido for awhile now. Its great fun, keeps you fit, and it its really helpful. I've used it on the streets once and it worked well, but like Pimp90z said, you do need some expierence before you can use it in a fight.

[@nuage7777]

Tissier rules!!!!

[@Archimans]

I wondered "why all the fancy rolling?" when i first watched it but the more i learn the more i think that the guys are doing the rolling to protect themselves from actually getting seriously injured or dislocated...

[@alion22]

c'est comme le catch on veut de la vrai baston

[@senseivp]

Il y a beaucoup d'erreur d'AWASE.... c'est malheureux de voir autant d'admiration... retourner aux sources svpl

[@CianCQ]

@Kermon3188 L'aïkido peut permettre de bloquer des agressions à l'arme blanche, maitriser un adversaire alors qu'il est en position de supériorité et empêcher un agresseur de porter des coups directs (Coups de poings, coups de pieds).

[@MDKJOAQUIN]

LOVE IT

[@SuperPurgatorio]

@darkdrake13 oh yeah?? i have some questions- every time when i enter in tha dojo i see old people and ladies who cant even do the proper throw? -why they are so many unreal attacks, with low tech? -if i attack you with smart kicks and punches you would really counter me? -why do people in western dojos are untrained athletes who cant do exercise more then half an hour? -why is aikido in the wolrd underrestimated-because its so effective (haha) and has many champions (haha) ?

[@TheRovsky]

Aikido is very easy with an obedient uke. :))

[@ricardogerminar]

Great Video... please change the music!

[@Cicadida]

@Kermon3188 Bien sûr, personne n'attaque comme ça dans la vraie vie ^^ Mais les arts martiaux posent les bases qui permettent en situation réelle de s'adapter à l'attaque et d'y répondre, même si ce n'est pas en exécutant une technique bien nette et académique. Il s'agit simplement d'être efficace en utilisant ce qu'on a appris sur le tatami et en composant avec ^^

[@jesaikdo4840]

Very good!!!

[@1codcod]

@Astriam You're not an Aikidoka, I practice Iwama and I like Tissier way

[@GabrielePintaudijado]

Perchè? nella dimo del 2008 mi è sembrato più statico del solito, con troppe pause tra una tecnica e l'altra,ma le sue dimostrazioni le trovo cmq sempre riuscitissime. Fin'ora quelle del 2005 e 2007 sono le me preferite per varietà

[@fromanotherstar]

Does Sensei Tissier have any students that teach his style of aikido in the United States???

[@watsupbigros]

J'ai été sidéré à 3:04 pour avoir vu pour la première fois C.Tissier perdre l'équilibre ! Même les meilleurs, comme quoi ! Travail fluide et remarquable en tout cas, des années d'entraînement sont derrière, c'est incontestable !

[@darkdrake13]

@SuperPurgatorio The attacks are ''unreal'' for demonstration purposes.Depending on the dojo, you may practice traditional aikido or practical aikido but with years of practice, even the traditional becomes practical.You may not understand alot of what I've just said until you actually start practicing martial arts.And If you have the balls, go grab an aikido-ka by his sleeve or his wrist or even try pushing him, you will see wether it is effective or not.

[@LA55A51N0]

*What moves are they at 2.29 and 2.38?

[@paicey1713]

ça fait quelques temps maintenant que je souhaite me remettre au sport après une attente de quelques mois sans activité régulière. J'ai entendu parlé de l'aikido, et surtout de son efficacité. Cependant, est-ce que qqn pourrait me dire si ce sport "défoule" vraiment? J'ai besoin de pouvoir me lâcher totalement et finir un entrainement totalement crevé, est-ce un bon sport pour cet objectif? Merci!

[@bylokonnor]

But aikikai aikido is just one of many variants. It isn't the best or the most efficient or the most important or the coolest. It is probably the best known in the western world and one of the most focused on non violence. But all variants are equally interesting and efficient, but focus on different aspects.

[@1codcod]

@Astriam are you an Aikidoka?

[@darkdrake13]

@SuperPurgatorio See it as a decendant of jiu jutsu.Aikido is underestimated because it isn't a fighting art, its a self-defense art that was created around a philosophy of love and peace.You can attack me with smart kicks and punches, I'll counter you with smart movements and grabs, it all depends on the experience, the reflexes and the intelligence of the martial artist, and that applies to every martial art.

[@watsupbigros]

Ce n'est pas un sport, c'est un art martial. Et ton message est suffisant pour comprendre que tu n'en as jamais pratiqué dans un état d'esprit martial. Je suis shodan d'Aïkido depuis peu, j'en pratique depuis 10 ans, pas pour le self défense illustré ici, bien qu'il soit incontestablement efficace et redoutable, mais pour la philosophie enseignée et l'art de vivre qui en découle. Après, pour rester à ta portée, si le partenaire n'accompagne pas le mouvement, ses bras/poignets cassent simplement.

[@1codcod]

@Astriam You're not an Aikidoka period

[@TheFilipStojkovski]

@TheRovsky it is easy to throw an obedient uke to the ground, but that doesn't make you an Aikido master ;)

[@towermoss]

@packoftwenty you're missing the point of Aikido

[@RetroNoticias]

they dont actually fight , if you all see one guy tries to grab the other guys hand and never tries to actually punch.

[@lordtains]

what's the second song?

[@GabrielePintaudijado]

Ho preferito questa rispetto a quella del 2008, in cui Tissier mi è sembrato un pò sottotono

[@nhybgtvfrcdexszwqa]

c'est pas une musique d'émission de TV?

[@LA55A51N0]

What is it at 2.29 and 2.32?

[@CaPtNBoOBoO]

If you want real self defense => do self defense. If you want something more interesting and philosophic that will increase your body and your mind do aikido.

[@martinboumans]

@Nateb123 well said ;-)

[@PhilippeStemberger]

only if you don't want to hurt the person ^^ in other case, it will result in injures for the opponent

[@watsupbigros]

Et la rapidité, la force, l'équilibre et l'appréhension du combat sans pareil enseignée par des années de pratique de cet art font clairement la différence en combat. Evidemment, l'adversaire dans ce cas (Et non plus partenaire) ne viendra pas t'attaquer simplement comme dans les katas et démonstrations. Chaque technique est transposable à n'importe situation d'attaque, tout dépend de la compétence martial du pratiquant. Aussi je t'invite à pratiquer, tu comprendras l'étendue de ton erreur.

[@Chamber7777]

Where's Steven Seagal??:D

[@ppancho188]

3:00 amazing Kokyu Nage!

[@KhyrX]

L'aikido interdit à l'UFC... On se demande pourquoi :D

[@1codcod]

@Astriam Go ahead and pratice your Aikidance

[@darkdrake13]

@SuperPurgatorio ''everytime i enter in the dojo'' you make it sound like you visited 100's of aikido dojo's before.Don't judge the art by the artist.Aikido takes no physical strenght because it is about applying pressure on the joints and the pressure points.

[@wax89]

you did not dream !

[@SuperPurgatorio]

this is unreal-step in to the ring

[@Bl4ckFury]

@RMabee88 I train Aikido... And if you don't do the "fancy rolling" you are just fucked up... Once I didn't do the rolling and I fractured my Clavicle ;)

[@diloulou8]

Did I dream, or he almost fell down at 3.05 ?

[@jackalfajack]

WHY did you have to rouin art with this music...

[@Nateb123]

@schmuardian Ain't that the truth. Still, macho guys with insecurities need to make fun of something to feel better about themselves, so why not the art that looks most like flowery dancing? Good thing those guys will never been smart fighters.

[@robbynaze]

@bellefeegore26 "permet au moins l'AUTO-défense": c'est bien ça ... entre Aïkidokas .. sinon tintin

[@samleonetles3]

The way they demonstrate the 3rd kumijo (1'06) only shows they have never learned it properly. Shame on them, they lack the humility to learn.

[@alion22]

c'est comme s'il pesaient 5 kilos les mec

[@caviarfrit9853]

Je me demande juste s'il ne fait pas ce mouvement pour éviter de se manger la tête du Uke qui chute assez lourdement... Après il est de notoriété publique que M.Tissier n'a plus de genoux, mais c'est étonnant qu'il se rattrape si vite!

[@rinlag123]

Tissier est parmis les grands ...mais ce n'était pas sa meilleur celle là...il a perdu pied a quelque reprise et a raté une technique ( par chance qu'il a des excellents uke qui le font parraitre bien)

[@pukkelpop59]

festival qui d'année en année se ressemble et cela donne plus envie de regarder nul cela devient le show et on oublie l'art martial société spectacle= pourri

[@samleonetles3]

The way they show the 4th then 3rd kumijos shows they don't have a clue of what they showing. They did not have the humility to learn form a competent teacher. Appalling.

[@maxtheking27]

i agree with jackalfajack, this music is completely useless and ruining this beautiful art that is Aïkido

[@sswierzb]

This is the worst randori I have seen from this guy. What happend?

[@Mikufrench]

...WTF?

[@liveyounoiras]

sorry but Rene is one of the fakers I hate...no offence to you or who like him.Christian use to be more combative than I see him this year...make a difference!

[@Udansha]

some people here have no clue what this martial art is able to do! I practice hard style karate for 15 years. Had almost everything broken, and yet my worst injuries came from aikido, which I have spent the last 18 trying to understand. Its true that for some who have only done aikido need to go out and try another art to feel what its like to get struck. But people who come here to bash something they've never done is true ignorance in every sense. Im a police officer it works nicely!