Aikido: Christian Tissier Paris Dec 2014

[@mindfulskills]

Christian Tissier and his student Bruno Gonzales are among the very best aikido "craftsmen" in the world, and among my very favorite martial artists of any style. I admire the thoroughness of their study and the clarity of their exposition. They have really thought this stuff through. Thank you for posting!

[@nasredinaly8727]

I was looking for a video to understand yokomenuchi gokyo for my kyu test. This is the best !!!

[@yeshuado]

Great explanation of basic Aiki moves and techniques: ikkyo, shihonage, kokyuho.

[@WeaponsDefenseCo]

One of the worlds best technicians and also one of the world's best instructors. I use many of your thoughts, ideas in my teachings. I love the way that you recently added "taking away face" to "taking away space". By the way, who are those 6 people that do not like this???

[@richardallen6432]

Very nice explanations from one of the finest practitioners out there. This has application at speed which is missing in demonstrations. Demonstrations are great to show the techniques, but as all Aikidoka know, Uke has to present a choreographed approach so as not to get hurt. I like this art because the better Uke becomes, then the better Shite becomes and vice versa. Broken Uke does not help Shite in their techniques. I have a long ways to go up here in Alaska, but we have a good instructor here in Fairbanks to help us...Lots of patience on his part.

[@lordbyron3603]

I am just starting in Aikido. I think it is equally important to be a great Uke as well as a great Nage. No? Thank you for this video by a great Master.

[@AikinomichiWien]

Cristian Tissier always says, dont act different as nage and uke. You are the same person. There is no need to play the victim as uke ans therefore don't give up your balance or shisei yourself before someone takes it.

[@1901iasonas]

thank you!

[@KazakKostoprav]

super! hi is my sensey

[@milenasoloduhina1726]

I think I would enjoy being a uke in Aikido...

[@321admin123]

Wow.. this guy is good

[@aikidohombu5806]

More brilliance of Tissier. Love his Aiki, something to behold. Reposted on ma blog. Cheers. aikidohombu.com/tissier-reveals-secrets/

[@barrybenjamin3532]

Beautiful, use the bokken, cut cut cut.

[@So_bada]

good مزيان

[@MagorVagyok]

merci boku (danke schön)...