How to use Dark Aikido to Break Anyone*

[@markmacmullen3512]

40 years ago I got my black belt in Hapkido, the Korean version of Akido. Hapkido has smaller circles and is intended for harm. It's good to see you've come over to the dark side. Really enjoy your channel. 😉

[@msxy9594]

0:17 Best evil villain laugh EVER 😎

[@robertmartin8301]

I really support what you guys are doing on here a lot of people like to hate on aikido because of it's philosophy and things but you show that it is affective and that you have to spar and train

[@TheStewart2601]

We were always shown that short cut in Shiho-nage..... one of my teachers used to say "Aikido - when you take away the philosophy, its just about killing people" :).

[@attygarland6909]

Watching this particular video I suddenly got to thinking about something, and hopefully you guys will do a future video on the topic. Being left-handed, I've often wondered if the left-handed Aikidoka is at an advantage or disadvantage (vs. a right-handed Aikidoka) when taking on the typical (i.e. right-handed) opponent, given that a right hander is more likely to strike with the right hand or leg than the left. In a boxing match, we are very much at a disadvantage in that we use our strong (left) hand to block the opponent's right-handed punches, leaving us to counterpunch with our weak (right) hand. 😬

[@AndrzejGieraltCreative]

Cool! Question, why would he not come in with the left had right before you spin him?

[@cajunmandickdick1849]

Because uke is in the toros or the energy flow and cannot keep up with the turning movement but if uke does punch then that energy can be controlled in the opposite direction causing serious damage. attackers detriment.

[@WT2D-Michel]

Greating from New Jersey, USA....I always learn something new on this channel.... I am ordering the tshirt in order to support the channel.

[@azuspointofview5110]

Love that, thanks for your support Michel. 👍🏾✊🏾👊🏾

[@marcoylagan9024]

Im from jersey too

[@williamkeck7378]

I love your videos. Especially the dark season. This teaches you to STOP an attacker quickly and, if you choose, permanently. Criminals don't care. I'm in the U.S. and we have gun free zones where good guys can't carry guns. But the bad guys do anyway. Thanks for teaching us.

[@azuspointofview5110]

Glad that you like what we do. Thanks for the support William. 👍🏾✊🏾👊🏾

[@redbeak1453]

And the looney left wing anti gun democrats have well armed security guards!!

[@williamkeck7378]

@Breeze good theory. Obama's boys ran thousands of guns to the Mexican cartels. Fast and furious. For that purpose. You have a bad attitude ... Like mine. 😆. God help and bless AMERICA🇺🇸

[@AeiThop]

They are in the UK, where everywhere is a gun-free zone, just like here in Australia.

[@williamkeck7378]

@@AeiThop I'm in South Carolina, USA. We're armed to the teeth, and won't give them up without a hell of a fight. I guess that makes me one of the lucky ones. And no vaccine mandates down here either. So, God help you guys down under. And GOD BLESS.

[@msxy9594]

1:45 Yes we live in very dark days, but honestly if a thing like in Austria happens again: sorry, no chance against a machine gun! You just RUN and you dont stop running until you get out of the danger zone and can alarm the police. And if they shoot around, you run in zigzag like a rabbit and disapear between the houses or bushes or whatever is there, but you get the heck out of there and dont try to sit and hide somewhere nearby, unless its a house entry with a solid door you can lock from inside. Dont try to hide in a shop or restaurant because they usualy have glass windows and are easy to see/shoot through. So the best thing you can practise is running very quickly on high speed or parcours if you have the phyisical strenght.

[@TheStewart2601]

But if you can't run, or you puff out easy, best to use your energy to defend yourself, rather the wasting it on running

[@msxy9594]

@@TheStewart2601 People that do such things like in Austria will not come close enough to you, to give you any chance to touch them! They will stand a few meters away, walk by and just shoot everyone they spot. Quick moving/disapearing targets are more difficult to shoot down. Its way different in a street fight with a normal person: man to man, but not in a terroristic attac! If such a thing happens on a street, best option is still to run into safetey, (if you have the possibility). Everyone can learn how to run, and if I can manage with my heavy asthma, everyone can.. its just a matter of deep breathing technique and its learnable if practised a bit (for example with jogging). Of course: if you're wearing high heels in such a situation, or if you're an old person walking on a stick or if you're with small kids its a very diffrent situation. Honestley: theres never a perfect solution, but the badest thing you can do is, to sit and hide and wait for them to walk by and find you. If such people are capable of killing weak defenceless women and children, why wouldnt they shot someone thats sitting hidden in a corner or hides in a restaurant or a shop-floor? That would be like in the horror films when the victim runs upstairs instead of outside and hides in the closet or under the bed.

[@taisiraminrafi689]

Sir, I am from Bangladesh 🇧🇩. I love the way u share your knowledge with others. Keep up the good work. Stay fit .stay alive.my best wishes for u. Thanks

[@AviusL]

Loving this Dark series. It's so useful if your life is really in danger. People need to know about these for sure. Ty

[@FHyde9977]

Yes but people can abuse these techniques.

[@spencer1980]

Point sparring gets criticized an awful lot, but I learned an awful lot about fighting from fencing. Having rules for sparring is useful for influencing how the pupil progresses. The point of rules should be that you HAVE to operate in spite of them.

[@chrisschmeitz1139]

My defense mechanism is to start coughing and standing within 1.5 meters/6 feet, works everytime

[@robertnilla]

we live in a much darker world and we must be always be prepared to counter attack the dark forces that want to take you out. And this video helps me to see the danger and counter attack with more brutal force. thank you men for these very valuable lessons on saving your life!!

[@justicetom9844]

"I don't want to harm." *Breaks his arm .5 seconds later.*

[@pierreduy8838]

Azu: "I don't wanna harm", but he just wants to break the dude's arm. I love it!!!!

[@CarlJohnson-zw4vq]

This guy is one of the realest out there💯 keep it up vro💯💯👊💪🏽

[@azuspointofview5110]

Much love, thanks a lot. 👍🏾✊🏾

[@CarlJohnson-zw4vq]

@@azuspointofview5110 No problem brother keep up the good work and save people from getting beat!😂💪🏽

[@yahir-amandahuertasserrano8489]

Hi, I always enjoy watching these videos.

[@azuspointofview5110]

Glad you like it Yahir. 👍🏾✊🏾

[@yahir-amandahuertasserrano8489]

@@azuspointofview5110 , hi , Azu

[@letsplay3728]

The first 30 seconds were pure gold

[@markleduc4206]

Great video.

[@elpequenocultista]

Cool moves man! I was scared when the arm snapped

[@anthonyposer7440]

Love your videos, man. Thank you.

[@bartcarnahan8066]

Great channel... Love it..

[@dynamitebigarms6648]

what happens if after that shocking straight right your man throws a mean left hook?

[@samiromeo6991]

This man is the truth

[@rodee1671]

MORE LIKE THIS PLEASE!!!!!

[@chrisd1]

This technique also turns up in Medieval European wrestling, (combat, not sport) such as in Talhoffer's 1467 book, it's a brutally effective self-defence technique. Thank you

[@Captain.Pugwash]

Yep... learned that one doing Isshinryu☺️

[@lsporter88]

Devastating, but still righteous intent. Great video.

[@UnexpectedWonder]

I Love the Realness. People forget about the purpose of Martial Arts: Lethal Competition. That doesn't mean destroy everything, but it prepares the Fighter and gives you options depending upon the scenario.

[@taisiraminrafi689]

I agree with you. Thanks.but can u tell me spiritual purpose of martial arts.cause this point restricts a fighter to hurt a person or an aggressive attacker

[@UnexpectedWonder]

@@taisiraminrafi689 What about the Spirituality do you wanna discuss? This is the type of move when someone is a serious threat and needs to be neutralized relatively quickly.

[@Kumari_44]

Caution: enemy may not always happily spin around as planned.

[@kevinabdallah9324]

if you manage to get the first rib punch hand turn, and he didn’t spin back, just kick him in the back on the spine

[@Go_Show95]

Thanks guys 💯💙✌🏻

[@RFFVGAll-Stars]

How About Can You Do A Hip Throw Defense? (New Self-Defense)

[@Noahsark17]

Call me old school, but I will not reveal these things over a public platform, but to each his own, much respect!

[@mosesbelford4324]

Thankyou

[@royalt3690]

OUCH!! You got me on that one!😂👊

[@shawnsmallwood8714]

You make Aikido look so brutal, but still so fluid 🔥🔥🔥

[@graymoore6596]

Great Stuff!!!

[@mrlockdown7575]

watched you from 200k views back to your old ones in one session, i interesting to say the least.

[@awiggins7031]

Very wise!

[@RFFVGAll-Stars]

Nice Video. 👏👏

[@timlowe9346]

Love your show guys..... superb, hope you are all ok....cheers T

[@awiggins7031]

Very funny! Absolutely love it!

[@xanopython9062]

I think this is a great channel, but the thing with these videos is that watching and practicing by yourself will never prepare and at most you'd only remember the first two moves

[@adamgoodwin1018]

I can totally relate to what you saying when I was training ,best advice I was given was go with the flow, simple and direct movements all the time , I work in the security sector and it works a treat when dealing with volatile situations.

[@mscir]

Practice while visualizing.

[@dr.detroit1514]

I believe this is the reason Fairbairn developed the basic Defendu, it had to be a few simple and easy to remember but effective moves to be taught to masses of military trainees quickly, to save their lives in a jam, who didn't have the time to learn a whole intricate and complex hand to hand combat system..

[@mymartialartacademy2343]

Wow Amazing sir!! Oss!! Respect from Pakistan

[@azuspointofview5110]

Thanks a lot. Good to know we have support from across the world. 👍🏾

[@mymartialartacademy2343]

@@azuspointofview5110 You're welcome bro

[@infamousmilitia9883]

Great move👍🏾

[@nunninkav]

Macewen does this one and follows through with the 4 corner throw after breaking the arm. I always wondered if the guy would still flip over since you just dislocated his elbow, or would you just end up twisting it out if the joint even more? Hopefully no one knows the answer.

[@adamstirr5765]

Another great video from one of my favorite channels 👌

[@azuspointofview5110]

Thanks Adam. 👍🏾

[@darry2675]

Yea strategies ,always know were the exit is keep ur eyes open for any conflict n try and keep ur backl to the wall n blend in but always aware.like a coiled spring,incase some Mad Mullah runs in with a knife or someone trying to hit you from ur blind side .....u can tell if its Gona kick off its like electric or kinetic energy building up....this is the world today,oh n always try to stay fit and Strong 💪....

[@phillipconner1213]

I found him he was 18 years old back in 1993 rest in peace Stephan your life was taking way to early

[@thenicestguy2748]

Who is Stephan?

[@f.dmcintyre4666]

@@thenicestguy2748 Stephen Lawrence? .............Blessings..........

[@alanhehe4508]

The arm bar leverage point over the shoulder is a solid technique, but Idk about that spinning the attacker around part. Real fights are chaotic, and it's rare for people to react in the way (spinning around trying to deliver another punch) such a reactionary technique requires.

[@ropongi1008]

These videos always put me to sleep at night.

[@azuspointofview5110]

Is that a good thing or a bad thing?

[@emtdaddy1980]

Probably a difference in muscle memory and training..... but I've got a mental block against giving my back to the opponent as shown in the last portion of this sequence.....

[@vicentemunozcalahorro8616]

This channel is very interesting and useful, keep it up and stay safe 👍

[@antoniodominguez3839]

That was hilarious!!! 😁😁👍👍

[@JoeSmith-zu6lb]

Trying to remember these moves is a challenge in itself. LOL

[@th.burggraf7814]

Dark moves are similar to guns. It's better to have one and don't need it, than to need one and don't have it.

[@benmoreau8404]

Ooook got me on that one lol! Since there's no dojo here I have to replay the video several times and also run it threw my mind ( visualizing the moves)

[@spencer1980]

Slay them with their own sword my man 🤙

[@Matt-go7ss]

The thing is.... you're solid already! The vast majority of people are gonna try these techniques (even people who have followed akido for years) and they're gonna come unstuck

[@toddellner5283]

That sounds like a reason to practice until you're solid!

[@Matt-go7ss]

@@toddellner5283 have you seen the size of him?? Hahaha

[@Matt-go7ss]

@@toddellner5283 plus....no-one is gonna stand there whilst you try and trap their punch! They're gonna kick off. Most fights are not as choreographed as these demonstrations. They end up in a tussle on the floor.

[@toddellner5283]

@@Matt-go7ss Oh, I agree. No chain of three or four techniques will survive first contact with a person who really is a danger to you. But if you train hard with a good teacher until you have some skills and physicality like this guy you can put the pieces together when you need to.

[@UnexpectedWonder]

That sounds like you need to train then!

[@wheresmycheese8511]

That push isn't going to spin anyone

[@joannb6330]

Once young had two guys carry me off by elbows, I got out of it but other girls needed help in that scenario.

[@dannykaimernielsen473]

thats true you got to combine to survive ind a true fight and a Akido combi with Karate or another style Where there is punches and kick well work alot better ispecialy curse Aikido tecninks oppen the oponent up to alot of striking points and Aikido has a good stand curse its the way er all move so we ( us that train Aikido dont provoke to kombat like other styles Where you show your attacker to Ready fists) in Aikido the stands is how you are no fansy just relaxing. One thing all martial arts gott to learn is the feeling of pain for its here you can lose if you get punched so Remember Train your Pain level for in a fight there is always a chance that you well get hurt Best regards Danny 🇩🇰

[@kkfkellelfjfkieolfkmmzlefk2276]

Dark aïkido an name for jujitsu 😎

[@carlb5558]

I'm pretty sure he used Darkido on that Facehugger in the puddle on the ground just behind him. Good onya, Azu!

[@olivertriebel5274]

Come to the dark side. We have false arms.

[@thepcfd]

it work if attacker do what you told him. or to drung to fight properly. in real fihgt you loose.

[@johnnyblaze2257]

I want to see another video of that cutie beatin you up!

[@jb6368]

0:18 jesus wept i cant unsee or hear that now,,,ughhhhhhh

[@toddellner5283]

A nice, solid technique based on good principles.

[@urgdaddy]

That move was freaky....LOL.

[@didgeridooblue]

When you deflected the first punch you missed an opportunity when you punched your attacker in the ribs. A spear - hand to his right arm pit (up into the shoulder joint) could have made his arm useless with less damage. Your attacker's second swing may not have happened, take what's available.

[@jeffreystinger]

👁 LOVE IT MATE!! WE MUST DO, WHAT WE HAVE TO DO…..”THE WAY OF HARMONY” 👼🏻♥️🧜🏻‍♂️🇬🇧⚡️🇺🇸

[@stevea.8816]

I dont think if you really broke a bad guys arm the result would be different ,you would laugh just like that, that's how you roll.

[@scowbadowstone776]

0:17 at first when I saw it and heard it I thought it was real lol

[@luithedude3300]

This is Very good chanel with good techniques but you have very few techniques for straight punch, almost every block is for wide punch, pls work on that.

[@1ばかぶた]

personally, I think the aiki principle of aikido is impossible to be implemented by using aikido move. if it is qinna or bajiquan, it is still in make sense area, but aikido? no. the thing is, all of aikido skills are using opponent's fear of joint break to make them stay at the position we want. but, not all people on the street care with their arm going broken. if you meet this kind of people, you lock his arm. but they still force it so he can releasing the lock, what would you do? if you are not ready to hurt someone, you would releasing your lock slowly, and after that he would do what he want to you. martial art is a weapon without weapon, you need to be ready to hurt someone if you wield it

[@sterlingwilliamson7472]

No one allows you to do the first technique. That is one of those techniques that you either see in the moment or not at all.

[@sterlingwilliamson7472]

It might work better on a gun.

[@sterlingwilliamson7472]

And that's only in the circumstance were that gun is being pointed with a straight arm.

[@sterlingwilliamson7472]

It's an outdated technique no offense.

[@ihuomaabanuwa3281]

The best /G\

[@maximuslopez5811]

Hahahahahhahhaha this is great you made my day.

[@rowgun5212]

Dark move is justified especially if he's using a knife.

[@Mondomeyer]

Someone getting stabbed in front of a crowd isn't that new; ever hear of Kitty Genovese?

[@KNBNVK]

ouch that move would finish anyone

[@TheGodFatherBlasta]

Aikido only works with Zombies.

[@aurumgold9145]

ha

[@edkramer5592]

Hey, don't mock, it's how they arranged a girl's leg in the Melbourne terror hoax.

[@trash6608]

Parece o mister Catra americano kkkkkk

[@josephpray125]

how came up with stuff in the first place ? i hate evil people too . and i don't hate anyone , but for the grace of GOD their go i , but their is 2 things i hate in this world , ignorance , and evil .

[@orangewarm1]

i wont use 'dark' aikido. one of the fundamental tenets of aikido is 'protect your attacker'. only to be used in life/death circumstances. a chop to the neck should do the trick.

[@toddellner5283]

Ah This is what my teacher calls "fighting with contempt." You are so sure of your superiority that you can always be in complete control and aren't in any danger. In the chaotic world of people who are trying to hurt you it can get you in serious trouble. I choose to have some respect for the damage someone can do and try to stop the situation as soon as possible. The assumption that a shuto strike to the neck will connect and automatically drop the bad guys is also a not a good one, but if you can make it work against, say, someone with a bull neck or someone who knows to keep his hands up, then more power to you.

[@chrisschmeitz1139]

True, but this is when there's a serious attack going on and you have to kill or be killed (hopefully just hurt them enough but you get the idea) and i would try to use the more safe stuff but if there's no other way i am really glad i know this

[@Justifiedlue]

"one of the fundament tenets of aikido is 'protect your attacker'"... Where? Quote, text, source? Harmonise, yes, but that doesn't mean protect.

[@Bigonewsnetwork808]

ppl are not tops , nobody works ike this .

[@wttw4942]

LMFAO!

[@williamkeck7378]

WW3 is coming, Azu. If you're not right with GOD, get that way.

[@glenwarner162]

Whatever happened to Andrei? the new folks are fine, but Andrei was a bit of a clown. Always good to inject some humor.into a serious subject (makes it easier to remember).

[@warrengreen2233]

First

[@julestube3799]

Nice but still the same problem, your opposent is too passive. Get some protections, ask a random guy to attack you and check the value of your techniques.

[@RealMTBAddict]

That thumbnail is so fake 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@toddsmith7264]

It ain't realistic. As soon as someone's grabs my arm I'm pulling and or following my arm. I'm not experienced but these moves he is doing are crap. When someone throws a punch it's straight back to chin and you clear it.... You don't wait for person to on your side lol. U move back simple and you both end up back at the beginning

[@GerardoKasevich]

Its no fun...you must go to a Dojo. You are teaching stuff that can hurts people

[@FR3NS1S]

"Dark Aikido" you all realise that's ridiculous by default, right?!

[@africangodman6145]

@@simonedwards5220 Dark as in more brutal, stop bringing colour into it please.

[@ZetaMagnus]

@@africangodman6145 He meant philosophically, the idea of Dark Side Aikido is ridiculous Aikido is the Soresu of real world Martial Arts.

[@toddsmith7264]

These moves will only work on a breadstick man