Hotton sensei, Aiki Karate, France 2023

[@tonykuli]

Sensei Asai was a great founding father who found his own way to express himself as all of us must!

[@MrVlasek88]

You are The best of the best. Regards from Czech 🙋

[@laurentgonin04]

Amazing. Thank you, sensei. Hope being with you next time you're in France. Oss.

[@Jose11500]

Rick Hotton traduz o verdadeiro espírito do Karate. Consegue combinar três componentes essenciais: técnica, perfeição e sobretudo eficácia. Em determinadas técnicas e sobretudo nos Lata Rick faz lembrar Bruce Lee embora em estilos de luta diferentes As contrações de transmissão de potencia nas técnicas são fenomenais.parabens Rick!

[@Tomasdreams]

Um grande técnico! Sou praticante e professor (3.º DAN) d’aïkido. Ele é impressionante pois combina karaté + aikido

[@joari123]

Top! 👍

[@Jose11500]

My first commentary was in portuguese. I hope that the program can translatee to english

[@Tomasdreams]

Penso que sim. Olá de Portugal 🇵🇹

[@strikingmachine2975]

Did you visit a Savate Dojo in France?

[@anmolbhoyar2288]

OSS 🥋

[@Mrshahzu0987]

How to learn karate at home 😢

[@candidob8683]

Okinawan Karate has it's own take on Aiki. What the result is Gojushiho kata. A complete Aiki Karate system.Gojushiho movement is quite similar with Aikido grappling technique in terms of flowing knife hand or "tate-shuto-uke" or vertical knife hand block. "Tate-shuto-uke" does not resemble other shuto uke which resemble as "block technique". Rather it was throwing technique in "aiki-jujutsu". Another "shuto" technique as "shuto-nagashi-uke" or "knife-hand-flowing-block" has become the unique characteristic of Gojushiho because of flowing movement which is not merely interpreted as "block", but a "throw". Enjoy the Videos kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6KuZ3mbjryDbJY kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqbPZWWnhtOHe6c kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJ-ypH59iKaFmrM

[@shotokanbiker]

Asai was influenced by Tai chi, seems like another karate ka has seen/felt the usefulness of a soft style, never studied aikido but sure has it's similarities

[@修士馬卡道]

White Crane. Not Tai-chi

[@Tomasdreams]

YES, as a practitioner of Aikido i confirm that there are some similarities. 🥋