Minoru AKUZAWA - Aunkai Bujutsu Documentary

[@robertmiller8110]

Literally had my first lesson in Aunkai. I have a BJJ competition in a month and I train in other martial arts. This is the real deal!

[@Ikariel]

やっと先生と阿吽会についてこういういい質のビデオが出ました！ 感動しました、ありがとうございます～ 何度も何度も見ようと思います～

[@aikibaby]

A great film and a great subject. Akuzawa Minoru is the real thing, like some master out of the mists of time, he brings ancient truths and mythic power. If you want to feel the real thing, go and meet him.

[@c-dub7784]

I am so enlightened by what this man has to say. Body spirit connection is a must to flow the right way.

[@paratonnerre64]

Un grand merci Guillaume pour cette production qui présente de belle manière notre discipline. Merci aussi pour l'ensemble de tes publications qui sont de beaux cadeaux pour les pratiquants et amateurs d'arts martiaux.

[@guillaumeerard]

avec plaisir! :)

[@thomasdeletang7471]

Bonjour, merci pour ce reportage sur Akuzawa Senseï et pour votre travail.

[@lionelbuzzi9926]

Bravo pour la qualité de l'image et de la bande son de ce très intéressant interview.

[@pstamatiou]

That bears a close resemblance to Systema. Powerful stuff

[@poppetrurazvan3900]

Domo Arigato. Best regards from Cluj Napoca, Romania

[@islandsedge]

Thanks Guillaume for another great video.

[@aunkaicevennes8131]

Une très belle et très intéressante interview. Une synthèse claire des inspirations d'Akuzawa sensei et des images qui montrent la façon si particulière dont son corps bouge. Merci beaucoup Guillaume pour ce travail.

[@guillaumeerard]

Merci. J'ai moi aussi beaucoup appris a force de passer autant de temps avec Akuzawa Sensei.

[@coachartistikrapimpro1686]

@@guillaumeerard bonjour dommage y'a pas de traduction en français 👀

[@pierregriset2983]

Merci pour ce beau reportage, belle prise de vu et réalisation, ça respecte l'esprit de notre pratique. A bientôt !

[@wellbessroad]

素晴らしい👍パイオニア❤

[@ShimomuraTakezoWong]

Great video, would I suggest to you that Japanese training in all forms of martial arts have teachings in moral ethics, behaviour and culture that promotes self regulated discipline where it is definitely important for the day.

[@jicliffgerman.1372]

Perfecto

[@benharyo]

Interesting, thank you for sharing. The solo movement looks like Sumo ritual.

[@EVEROSFP1]

Very interesting style...

[@M1984FA]

i have met the guy and can attest that he is on to something

[@TheBoyscout007]

Very interesting, I would like to train with him

[@M1984FA]

I have met him and I can witness he is on to something. Not something you can pick up easily though, a lot of his basic routines seem to really weird to an outsider. (Which I am)

[@joopsnoop]

Did he train with Sawai Ken'ichi of Taikiken?

[@keithjames2734]

This Sensei blinks every time he issues forth his energy; "fajin" in the Chinese arts. This habit is "suki", or an opening or gap, in Japanese terms.

[@mountaineerjdm]

Is there subtitles for this?

[@guillaumeerard]

Yes, all you have to do is to read the video description

[@AikidoApplied]

interesting solo training so far ....

[@jean-michaeldore3194]

il a l'air sympathique comme Hino Akira. Je l'aime bien mais j'habite à Québec, ca fais loin pour pratiquer. Merci de la vidéo c'est intéressant. Bonne pratique.

[@samm5961]

Could someone explain to me what tanren and teihen mean?

[@elel2608]

sam mullan Tanren is basically forging your body to efficient movement principles. Aiki people would call it building an aiki body. Teihen?

[@samm5961]

Lorel Latorilla thanks. He mentions teihen at about 11:10. "I think tanren is absolutely needed in bujutsu if you want to widen your teihen."

[@elel2608]

sam mullan Ahh okay. I believe it's the word for "base".

[@elel2608]

@@shunsukeakagi なにがですか？^ ^

[@fredericthom8113]

c est excellent , on dirait un mixte entre la boxe de l homme ivre ( miroir du wing chun ) d aikido (ou aikijitsu , comme il dit ) et de sumo ( je ne blague pas ...) j aimerai bien en faire ça a l air bien ... mais ça a l air de faire un peu mal aussi :-) merci pour ce reportage , je ne connaissais pas !!

[@pierregriset2983]

Salut, heureux de voir que notre pratique donne envie. Si tu aimerais venir voir de près il existe des clubs en france : aunkai.fr/. Nous organisons des masterclass lors de la venu de Sensei en France 2 fois par ans. A bientôt peut-être

[@fredericthom8113]

C est a dire que j habite un peu loin de votre dojo ... Je suis a 50 kilomètres de tokyo et je trouve déjà que ça fait un peu loin ;-) , mais merci pour l invitation ! Je vais surement aller voir , car ça a l air vraiment bien !!

[@FlowerBoyWorld]

this could even pass as systema, very interesting

[@elel2608]

Browneeentertainment I've done this system and still practice something like it. Also have done Systema with Vlad. And the training approaches are completely different.

[@aikibaby]

It's not at all similar.

[@adisaargani836]

@@aikibaby care to explain further the differences between aunkai and systema ? both seems to emphasize relaxedness, no forms or kata, learning body mechanics, sensitivity to energy

[@elel2608]

@@adisaargani836 Aunkai works to achieve an effective and efficient body useful for fighting. One of those requirements is relaxation but it is achieved with postural adjustments. There are no breathing exercises that try to achieve relaxation like Systema does and assumes-if I got the teaching right-that proper breathing is achieved with the proper posture.

[@MrMongo321]

no translation?

[@guillaumeerard]

Of course there is. Click on "CC"

[@MrMongo321]

my bad....

[@asiawide]

I submitted Korean CC. Please check it.

[@guillaumeerard]

It's published, thank you very much!

[@yuriysemenikhin302]

This looks very much like Russian Systema

[@aikibaby]

It's not.

[@adisaargani836]

@@aikibaby care to explain further the differences between aunkai and systema ? both seems to emphasize relaxedness, no forms or kata, learning body mechanics, sensitivity to energy

[@ダイ-x2h]

そんなにくねくね動く必要ないから。

[@RobertSmith-us7gs]

False master