How to Do Tanto Tori | Aikido Lessons

[@gladius2489]

All you guys criticizing, take a step back and chill. He’s demonstrating his art, pure and simple. Notice he says “partner”, not “attacker”. He is demonstrating the pure technique, not how it might be applied to any variety of actual self-defense situations. Just appreciate it for what it is.

[@jeromeesplana5670]

at last .. a good teacher to watch . straight to the point, smooth and really easy to catch up

[@dojomania]

Beautifully executed, well filmed, right to the point, using traditional Japanese methods ...aikido and jujutsu used an excellent knowledge of human anatomy for their techniques. Well done, guys.

[@claudiosantos-ln7er]

very good..!!!

[@anthonystevenson7944]

WOW! Man, Aikido is USEFUL! and RELEVANT! FOR SELF - DEFENSE !

[@anthonydavythompsonstevens4297]

Thanks Again. Much Appreciated. Aikido Knife Disarms are among the Most Realistic, and Practical in the world ,based on Physics and Body Mechanics; many other Martial Arts Styles are proficient in knife disarms as well.Remember any self defence situation involving an armed assailant, and you being un armed is a potentially dangerous one! Diligent, consistent,practice and proper training are Essential. Much Appreciated. Thanks for the video❤️😀👍

[@dojomania]

would also like to say that this is not an instructional video...ya can't watch this and all of a sudden neutralize a knife attack with kotegaeshi.There are so many myriad essential points to learn and put into practice in moving your body, knowing which muscles/joints to lock on Uke, how to tell uke's momentum, tension in the body, timing,feeling the flow of Ki, here nage has accomplished success by years of practice. Aikido is beautiful, seriously effective, and also requires a LOT more practice than most other martial arts. Go practice with NY Aikikai!

[@BenTRengFR]

I would love to know all those super techniques.. perfect démonstration. Thank you very much for those perfect lessons.. salutations from Istanbul.❤

[@JoosWulfe]

@armin dino suljic yes it does and the fact that the uke flips over is due to the fact he falls down in order not to break his wrist , that kind of fall is called '' ukemi'' and the ''uke'' ( the one who recieves the technique) has to perform ukemi so that he doesn't break his limbs that's why the guy in the video falls like that , on someone who doesn't know how to do ukemi that technique will just break the wrist of the opponent.

[@Scorch1028]

Tanto-tori is such an underrated set of techniques.

[@anthonydavythompsonstevens4297]

Very Effective. Very Practical.❤❤

[@qutasiq]

First thing taught on every martial art designed for self-defence, like Aikido, is to run if an enemy has a weapon. If you can't run, or you're protecting other people, then you use one of the learned techniques appropriate to the situation.

[@eeevelyn97]

I really love your videos. I hope to see more weapon video like the basic steps for weapon.

[@nicksoloroblox6865]

I like aikido, it’s some martial art that u add pressure to joints to stop an attacker like he goes down during wrist locks or he just flips out of control 👍🏻👍🏻

[@kevinburgess2039]

Great aikido I wonder if Morihei Ueshiba had to practice it in reation

[@awaisahmed335]

I have a question please will you help me . Before 2 week by mistake i kicked higher then my stretch so got pain in my leg when ever i start stretching it start paining

[@micky9439]

Simple yet very effective moves

[@allgood6760]

Well executed 👍🥋

[@bobazevedo4874]

Love the content. Thankyou.

[@jakabornik3791]

"To the point where your partner needs to drop the weapon *He drops the tanto*Then you can get rid of your partner throws him on the ground.

[@MikeDolanFliss]

Hey, it's Mike Jones! Fun to see all these NYA friends online. -Mike from NC

[@StormbringerStudios]

Modern usages of Martial Arts (exceptions being Krav Maga or similar military arts) are generally not for self-defense. They are trained for discipline, competition, or fitness. The fact that they are still Martial Arts (war arts) simply means that the techniques can be applied to self defense.

[@Daniello385]

Dose anyone know if this aikido instructor has a youtube channel ?

[@carlreynolds1111]

which brand of aikido is that ??? it looks very good.

[@KenpoKid77]

carl reynolds Aikikai

[@armindinosuljic1606]

Do the first technique work against a heavyer,stronger and bigger enemy ? When i want to throw him down and run away then !

[@Derukugi2]

I am not trashing Aikido. I love it for what it is. It is people posting exaggerated hype who are trashing Aikido. And that you are a beginner does not exactly help. Again: Enjoy your white belt class, and spare us the hype. And read messages before attacking other posters. Thank you.

[@quitestorm6336]

thank you for this great video👍

[@dragosgoldan8825]

OSSU O SENSEI MORIHEI UESHIBA ❤ OSSU AIKIDO ART ❤ OSSU HAKAMA ❤

[@gunnyakdo1653]

how to defend against slasher (diagonal) attacks?

[@ElSiNodaL]

What is the name of the second technique? ¿Cual es el nombre de la segunda técnica? Hiyikime?

[@thanho2282]

What's name that technique.

[@starlightengram1]

Is there a blend of shihonage to tanto tori?

[@duncanmcloed1]

Good thanks!

[@goldedrago]

I always wanted to know how to disarm a knife. I wonder how this would work against a "prison rush" method :/

[@nobeltnium]

what's a prison rush?

[@goldedrago]

youtube prison shanking. That is how most likely you will get attacked with a knife.

[@killersalmon4359]

nobeltnium Jailyard shanking - they basically come in and instead of making a single committed attack, they just pump the blade repeatedly into their victim. Picture a guy pinning a guy against a wall with one hand while punching him repeatedly and FAST with the other - now picture the punching hand holding a knife. That's your prison or jailyard shanking.

[@nobeltnium]

KillerSalmon i see :D

[@baldieman64]

Sa'Kage "I wonder how this would work against a "prison rush" method"It won't!Nor will it work against someone flailing at you with a blade from every direction. Nor will it work against the attack shown unless your attacker wastes time by stepping with the attack and then conveniently leaves his arm extended.To be honest, anyone who is empty handed against a knife is playing a loosing hand and anyone who is empty handed against a skilled knife fighter is dead.About the only martial arts that will raise your survival chances from none to slim are those from parts of the world where blades are ubiquitous - So we're talking Kali and Silat.Even then, these systems have to be trained with a level of intent that few people can handle.

[@michaelsotomayor5001]

any revered online tutoring for aikido? I live in an area where they just don't teach improved aikido.

[@midneis]

I'm sorry, but there's really no substitute for actual training at the dojo... I could recommend reading Morihiro Saito's books, I do that, but it's only supplemental. At least try going to a seminar. Learn steps and turns before going, tho.

[@Dtrollmancan]

now this are fun not really realistic but you can make them work thanks

[@sean2val]

amazing stuff

[@Derukugi2]

I agree. But still, why no train this? It is good exercise, and good for body control. In real life of course, grabbing a chair if possible or running is a much better option than trying to play Aikido hero.

[@dennys82]

It's fine but many people forgot that they must practice in a dojo. It's interesting to see how this training is all focused on disarming, in relation to the defensive rules and code of Aikido Iwama Ryu. To all the beginners: please, read "the heart of Aikido" by Morihei Ueshiba, the founder of Aikido, then shape the purposes through Shintoism which is the only way to defeat the skeptical demons of the western side ;)

[@Schoski9319]

this. is. awesome! I want to do that in my aikido lessons 0_0

[@AikidoFujisan]

Good video!

[@Number-bj1yn]

These are REALLY good techniques, but remember people who use knives don't try to lance you, they will jab at you while approaching.

[@VenturaIT]

Proper distancing takes care of that.

[@dexterpaira3408]

For a realistic , more practical , and non exhibition centered art . search Kali or any Filipino techniques of knife defense

[@dojomania]

Dexter Paira Stop advertising your dojo. I don't want to get into the old "my martial art is better than yours" argument, but you have NO RIGHT to come here and criticize, and to suggest another martial art. These guys are good, Aikido is beautiful AND effective, this is real stuff. See how nage exerts the right amount of momentum at the right instant nage seems to be coming down on him. He also explains things like my 80 year old Japanese sensei.

[@chaos_omega]

Actually, he does have the right. It's called freedom of speech/expression.

[@VenturaIT]

I've seen them an aikido seems better becaus aikido emphasizes being at a safe distance, Filipino knife fighting puts the innocent at an unsafe distance and keeps the innocent in front of the knife and attacker... aikidp emphasizes getting off the line into safety... kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4K6dYidnt2ZbLc

[@maceyrickard6836]

Funny when I I first did kote giesh I was weaker a nage version but I seamed to have great control with left hand doing the finish people were not letting go of the knife after a while I realised the grip I had actually perverted it

[@skipmendler]

NY Aikikai, yes?

[@sz-ll9iq]

Aikido Journal had an interesting video on the limitation of kotegaeshi with a highly skilled knife attacker: aikidojournal.com/2016/09/06/knife-defenses-death-by-disarm/ Hypothetically, in the historical context of Daito-ryu/battle field scenarios, are these the kind of attacks that would pierce body armor? The above ukemi appears to be’ yes’ and are perhaps the roots of technique. However in a modern scenario, would ukemi need to extend so much ki in their attack when the benefits of a tanto are lethal speed? I’m guessing the Fililpino attacks in the link would be limited by Japanese armour if applied . I’m not a martial artist but simply an observer.

[@VenturaIT]

"Would ukemi need to extend so much".... yes if you have proper distance, that's all up to nage. The little short stabs from "Fillipino knife fightings are neutralized easily by taking a step back (or forward.)

[@halloausdusseldorf]

Impressive!

[@johnsonfreetac1234]

Where was the head of that guy from 2:28 until 2:42😂

[@Absinthmeister]

i would say if somebody attacks you with a knife like this uke did (1 stab, middle speed) these techniques might work. if somebody attacks you with multiple stabs, cutting, flailing and with wild movements there is not much you can do. in either case i would rather run, because against a knife "might work" is not good enouth.

[@VenturaIT]

always run, but the quick stabs aren't deep enough to reach you if you just step back or to the side

[@foxesruler]

You started the statement correctly: to take a knife away from your partner. But: nobody in the world attacks like that with a knife in the street (except for a partner in the dojo). Why would anyone teach or try to learn this?

[@VenturaIT]

Not true, happens all the time. First attack from this compilation is a tuski (ski) with a knife almost exactly like in this demonstration above. kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4K6dYidnt2ZbLc

[@natsuFlea]

tsuki kotegaishi? :o

[@blademaster2040]

he wasnt just BS'ing when he said that they were aggressive

[@dinovelvet3240]

merci il est doué

[@TonyStark799]

These are only inspirational videos, and are not a substitute for actual training.

[@voidstalkerz]

nice

[@NylonPenguin]

i like how he said " and you can just get rid of your partner so cassuly"

[@abdoalwaer]

Dude , our sensei trains us in ways that we improve our Reflexes and he even sometimes gives us a real tanto or a sword to attack him with it , we end up on the ground every time .

[@starlightengram1]

I'm getting a dubbed in voice and flash images interrupting the view.

[@북호재]

좋아요 굿굿

[@CLShodokan]

Not quite....there is an entire school of Aikido that studies defence against a knife. Lookup Kenji Tomiki, Aikido's first 8th dan.

[@juanaguilar2957]

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[@jamaleddine6250]

GOOD

[@muradyusifov1300]

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[@teodorstefanov984]

This don't going to work in some cases since you risk your back to the knife

[@GerikDT]

Man, if only we lived in a world where the attacker only used a single arm and always kept his feet planted in one spot.

[@jamescarr4662]

Don't be that guy... Expand your mind

[@VenturaIT]

You mean like in this compilation of real life knife attacks? the first attacker does it almost identically to this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4K6dYidnt2ZbLc

[@dewidef3024]

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[@stefaniehuber]

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[@hansmikkelsen5570]

To be honest the defense mechanism is uneffective againts kali majapahit n silat tuo..the way they attack with knives is very unpredictable n not very robotic like basic knives attack..

[@VenturaIT]

not always true, always run if you can from a knife, but many knife attacks are textbook like in the example video above: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4K6dYidnt2ZbLc

[@MTOSAB]

No meio urbano, vc não estará treinando em um Dojo. Sei de fatos, sobre pessoas com conhecimento do assunto, que foram cortadas quando por ocasião de um assalto. mesmo que vc seja um expert, poderá sair machucado em um situação real.

[@VenturaIT]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4K6dYidnt2ZbLc the first attack here is almost exactly textbook like in the example above

[@anthonydavythompsonstevens4297]

❤❤❤👍👍👍

[@Derukugi2]

You should read messages before replying to them. I do not "hate" Aikido. As I said before, I like it. I just don´t like the hyped-up false claims made about it, like the one posted by you. Again: Why don´t you just enjoy your white-belt class, and spare us the hype? And read messages before replying to them. Thank you.

[@HarukiKuga]

sensei no let water down 1... scary

[@padm3lotus]

Are you serious, Dojomania? You post a video for the public, but no one has the right to criticise it, or suggest a better way of doing things? If your techniques work, and if you really want to help people to protect themselves, then why would criticism bother you?

[@Derukugi2]

You don´t know what he can or can not, because for obvious reasons no-one can attack for real in a training situation. Please don´t make baseless claims.

[@philipmaynard2721]

true batman

[@Derukugi2]

Dude, how would you feel if you injured or killed your sensei in class? Of course you´d never do that. Now have your sense give a sword to a real and aggressive stranger and see how that works It is stupid show-off stuff like your sensei does that gives Aikido a bad name.

[@VenturaIT]

real life knife attacks kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4K6dYidnt2ZbLc

[@afiqsince86]

#prayforuke

[@Derukugi2]

I know about Jo. But practising Kumi-jo, Jo-kata, and Jo-tori in an Aikido class (which I enjoy too) is a world away from "fighting knifes, sticks, bats and pool cues" in real life, as you claimed you do on a regular basis. Why don´t you just enjoy your Aikido white belt class and spare us the hype? Thank you.

[@VenturaIT]

real life knife attackers... kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4K6dYidnt2ZbLc

[@gustavodovabo]

OSS

[@Derukugi2]

Please stop embarrassing yourself and posting ridiculous comments about Aikido. Enjoy your white-belt class and spare us this nonsense. And again: Please read before commenting.

[@seb1073]

OMG

[@acanuck4life]

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[@derbar7928]

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[@popuca]

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[@kruk135]

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[@abdoalwaer]

He's just not applying the techniques at his fullest speed and power , I've seen an Aikido master in real life and they can do very well against white weapons(knifes , machetes and swords) and he can break the attackers arms in the process .

[@StarcraftOakley]

If you're looking for how to win fights realistically I can teach you how in just this message: 1. get a gun or some other concealed weapon, and use it. If it didn't work, move on to one of the next steps. 2. kick the opponent in the balls 3. stick your fingers in his eyes 4. throw sand, dirt or gravel at his face. 5. leg it (works 9 out of 10 times) You don't need martial arts for personal protection, seriously.

[@anthonystevenson7944]

We know what you mean friend ,but what if you don't have a weapon? What if you can't run away ? Knowing Martial Arts/Self Defense can be useful, inclusive of (Aikido)knife dis-arms; the life you save may be your very own .

[@TheMrBiffe]

666 views in this video n_n

[@vastvision3330]

In real life the aggressor with the knife will slaughter you. The moment you block his attack (if you are able to at all), he will pull his arm back and stab you again. While there is no defense to guarantee a 100% success against the knife user, there are sure better ways to defend yourself.

[@stevejuszczak492]

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[@tienganhboivinglish]

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[@toxxxic22]

I know you were just showing us these techniques but I think You hurt your partner in this 1.

[@Derukugi2]

...and you are fighting knifes, sticks, bats and pool cues for real on a regular basis?? ........get real.

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[@Wilhelm22]

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