Aikido: Christian Tissier UK 2015 Tenchi Nage Lesson

Christian Tissier Shihan teaching Tenchi Nage at the Medway Park Judo Centre, UK 2015 Seminar. Filmed by Penelope Naïlluje.
Seminar hosted by Brighton Aikikai:
brightonaikikai.org.uk/
/ brightonaikikai

[@falseprophet1972]

Love the fact Tissier is short......it gives me hope !

[@quidam3810]

Ueshiba was even shorter ;-)

[@norbertdesnos9973]

Comme à chaque fois, tout est dans le détail.

[@SterileNeutrino]

Tissier is just pure energy hopping around in phase space.

[@buskvalediction3774]

il a beau répété à chaque fois qu'il n'y a pas de style tissier, que son aikido est le même que celui de l'aikikai, et qu'il n'a pas grand chose de différent avec celui des autres ; il nen reste pas moins que son aikido semble profondément différents. plus martial, plus précis, chez lui tu chutes parce que tu n'a pas le choix. tu bouges parce que sinon c'est la fin. tu prends des coups pour éviter le pire. il t'apporte toujours LE détail pour rendre ton aikido voir même l'aikido efficace. efficace dans ses principes, dans son application, dans sa technique. je fais de la lutte, de la boxe, je mixe les deux et je m'en sors toujours avec des principes de l'aikido de tissier. pourtant je n'ai de cours qu'avec ses élèves. hâte de le rencontrer !

[@josephmalone253]

I should study up more on your aikido. I think it is time to come out of my own practice and see what others are doing. I would consider all of these nage waza iriminage since the driving force is the neck throw. I think Yoshinkan considers them tenchin nage but presses more on the chest rather than going to the neck.

[@user-et4zt5fk9n]

AIKIDO is really hard......

[@dennissmith8371]

It’s moving zen, you can only be shown it as it cannot be taught, get out of your own way and it will be

[@lemon420]

@@dennissmith8371 and move out of uke's way otherwise you'll get hit by Bokken :-)

[@josephmalone253]

Not really

[@joniius4974]

Sensei... Mati satu tumbuh ratusan juta. Sakit satu sehat puluhan milyar dan dojonya. Go for martial art. Safe for words.

[@juanluisescrivaaznar946]

If the opponent did not mantein the grap nothing would happen right. So this a choreography. This Sensei is explaining a fake

[@haitaelpastor976]

Pure bullshido.

[@Kazutopia808]

I asked this very thing of my instructor. He told me, it's all about intention. What is your intention. My intention is to grab, I said. Yes, he said, and my intention is to get out of your grab. If you simply let go, then I don't need to do anything. You have not gained anything and I have achieved my goal. But I'm not on the ground, I said. Yes, he said, but I too am also safe, I will not allow you to grab me. If your intention is to continue to try and grab and hold on to me, then you will end up on the ground.

[@josephmalone253]

That's the point. To force uke to let go or be doomed by his own hand. This sensei is very respected.

[@blop-a-blop9419]

Aikido is the ultimate Martial Art, which means that you must not START by it. It's just an addition to EVERYTHING ELSE. So yeah, if something goes wrong, you need to be able to punch the guy in the face. And also know to block a punch. Or take one.

[@josephmalone253]

@@blop-a-blop9419 punching is intuitive as is blocking. There is no knowing how to take a punch. Maybe you could shift as your hit but that is it. Aikido is just a form if jujutsu that people I make crazy claims about for and against because they have some story to tell. Like you really gonna care what style you train in when most of the stuff is the same. Styles ruined karate!