How to properly preform atemi in Aikido by Shoji Nishio Sensei

[@joesmart7146]

Very good video that shows some very practical Aikido. I wish more schools taught like this. Thank you for sharing this video.

[@ikura72]

15 years ago, our Sensei moved from the more commonly taught Aikikai style, to the Nishio Budo style. The latter is just another world. I thank our Sensei everyday for this change. Thank you for this nice compilation of Nishio's Sensei explanation of Atemi. It summarises very well why Atemi is so important in Aikido. Such videos may help people who don't know about Aikido changing their opinion on Aikido. Well done.

[@mattgoodmangoodmanlawnmowi2454]

Lifetime martial artist from age 12. Past retirement now, still studying. Approach sort of JKD & traditional Japanese arts, aikido with aikijitsu and other similar material added. But core is bold aikijitsu/aikido with atemi thrown in. This is a rare gem of a video. Thank you. fof your channel. Estoy artista Marcial de niño de doce años. Ahora estoy jubilada pero continúo estudiar. Mi sendero es como los métodos de JKD y artes marciales tradicionales como aikido y un bravo, fuerte aikijitsu/aikido con atemi ambos verdadero atemi y atemi solamente en apariencia para un método muy útil. Gracias para sus videos. Esto es una joya de un video.

[@paolosmaldone8347]

The best,practical aikido(more aikijitsu)i have seen in years!Not for combat sport(sorry MMA and muaythai fans)nor for fitness/mental skills.51 years of M.A,instructor degree in Kung fu and tangsoodo,former amateur kickboxing champion.

[@marounasmar9012]

I loved Nishio sensei perspective on the practical techniques, Saito sensei also focuses on atemi on most of the techniques, the two were jewels in the Aikido world

[@laura-n1l8e]

Muchísimas gracias por subir este video

[@BramBramSyailendra]

Nishio sensei is great

[@deejin25]

100% convinced this teacher could do it for real in the street or dojo.

[@Allen2saint]

Yeah to have that kind of speed and accuracy at his age? He was a fighter for sure.

[@Gking1971]

Once shize, kokyu kami and ma ai are addressed the attemi of the irimi should naturally occur regardless of techniques as techniques are below this level of elemental practice. However, with respect, with kotegaeshi I would never turn my back on uke. Rather, revert to the origins of kotegaeshi, two locked katana and attack directly at uke cutting him to the floor and away from me. The assumption that uke cannot strike you is dangerous. It is better not to be near ukes front where he can strike. Better not to stand on the tracks when a train is coming. In gyaku hanmi karate dori, where it is stated you cannot kick, by turning the hip uke could execute mawashi geri. Leading to a fight scenario. All comments with greatest respect and from a fellow akidokas observations.

[@pablovasquezloayza]

Muchos practicantes no aplican los atemis, craso error. El Aikido es un arte marcial , donde se protege la vida, es necesario golpear para lograr aplicar la tecnica del caso.

[@bierbrauer11]

I trained with similar understanding within Aikikai.. I just wonder why he is wearing female keiko-gi with the chest tie

[@michealpuckett8856]

Not for sure who " our way" is but was taught very similar way. Good stuff. What association is this?

[@jtilton5]

This is Shoji Nishio Sensei. Though still under the Akikai Hombu organization most people refer to it as Nishio Ryu.

[@michealpuckett8856]

@@jtilton5 I trained ASU, Shihan Saotome Mitsugi's organization. Thank you for presenting a very good video Sensei

[@thkun33]

Brilliant and really for fight

[@jamesnevitt3400]

45 degree angles

[@bushido007]

Nishio was the best

[@veselinvalkov5379]

Completely agree

[@pakomabus2786]

Es como el Tai Chi , muy relajante , lastima que no sirve en la vida real no podrias hacerle eso a alguien si va de forma agresiva hacia ti, para poder torcer el brazo si opone un poco de resistencia te rompe el agarre y mas si eres pequeño,

[@CorporaMedicina]

these clowns cant handle one adversary ..lol

[@zegarek840525]

witam, prawie nigdy nie daję łapki w dół, skoro dałem, wolę byś wiedział na kogo przelać złość... i tak..., większość ludzi ćwiczących od 0 w Aikido bez doświadczenia choćby w sportach walki nie przetrzyma ataku i spanikują, a nawet "techniki" wykonają zbyt lekko... historycznie oni umieli walczyć... ja osobiście ćwiczyłem równolegle Aikido z Muaythai... w parterze bez kimon też mam doświadczenie... od siebie tylko napiszę, że to co tu pokazane działa, jednak musisz już umieć podstawy i nie spanikować jak ktoś mocniej Ci przyłoży lub mocniej chwyci... pozdrawiam i zdrowia życzę... w uderzanych odstępów między twardszymi sparingami coby nie było jak na filmie "concussion 2015"... trochę tego zaczynałem w przeszłości odczuwać ;p...

[@nelduarte311]

Of course, you can...

[@CorporaMedicina]

I have not seen any Japanese grandmaster in the ring...they all do katas, forms, demos and punch stones and bricks with bare hands...anything but fight.

[@CorporaMedicina]

@@axelstone8569 if you dont fight in the ring you will never know.

[@nuitrucaikidohanoimeiseika339]

@@CorporaMedicina The ring is sport, not real fight. Wrestling, arm-bar, kicking are very effective in the ring but would be pretty much useless against a knife. Not saying fighter in the ring are bad fighters. They train hard and strong. They are good fighters. But saying fighting in the ring = fighting in real life is deeply mistaken.