Iriminage from a Jab-Punch combo

Sensei breaks down the execution of iriminage against a jab-punch combo

[@goshuryusc]

Nice hand deflections and timing. Thanks for sharing 👍

[@dark_legend877]

This man he's like Johnny sins lol

[@cino905]

😂🤣🤣🤣

[@Ollie_skate]

My favourite technique

[@Menyhard]

Steven seagal

[@AztecUnshaven]

The legacy of Take Shigemichi's style hand deflections lives on. Great stuff man.

[@madceee]

Amazing man, good demonstration

[@calumpasqua6933]

really great man! really enjoyed it. I'm aikikai, training towards my Black. your videos are cleaning lots of stuff up for me. thanks!

[@AikiBushi]

Thank you. Glad to hear it is helping. Good luck on your test! Let us know if there is anything we can further help you clean up

[@OldJudoGuy]

Nice ukemi!

[@joemama9983]

Johnny Sins

[@roygarcia9791]

Awesome thank you for posting!

[@andysantoso7043]

sensei, i know this out of topic..but how to teach children to do a perfect mae ukemi ? they always roll with hips touching the mats first

[@AikiBushi]

@andy santoso, check positioning. Make sure they are squared up so everything is facing forward. Be sure the down hand is in center, lined up with belly button. Tuck chin and roll shoulders down. Hope this helps!

[@eliolopez3107]

Good demo! Isn't that Michael Avenatti?

[@andysantoso1195]

nice and clear explanation sensei. Greetings from Indonesia

[@chrisdamico6719]

Ahh, memories! Miss being on the mat with you guys!

[@Alrat115]

Ох! Это то, что я так долго искал;)) Как так вышло, что я не видел вас раньше?? Спасибо, что вы есть!

[@MultipleGrievance]

Beautiful

[@lordpardus7348]

LARIATTO!!!!!

[@Dan53196]

What happens if the chin is down like a boxer would have? Does this affect the technique?

[@AikiBushi]

@Daniel Williamson No. but uke is not going to like it

[@Menyhard]

Nice sir

[@Menyhard]

Nice sir

[@gregoryrogalsky6937]

Good way to get/give a concussion. Break fall or not, the rapid deceleration of the brain causes damage.

[@AikiBushi]

It is not what it look like. No head impact, it is all on the hand. Kind of like a back handspring as an example.

[@gregoryrogalsky6937]

@@AikiBushi I understand the head is not being impacted. I did this type of throws, Ukemi in Aiki arts for years. However, after doing much research on how the brain receives injuries. Even with perfect soft Ukemi the head/brain is still being rapidly decelerated. That causes brain injury. I just refuse to train like that anymore. Not to mention.. going straight in with a chin jab or web to the throat is more efficient. lol I like your guys training and content.

[@AikiBushi]

@@gregoryrogalsky6937 I too, trained in traditional Aikido for years. I understand, and agree with, what you are saying about traditional ukemi. I have been injured more times than I can count. It was what inspired me to find a better way. However, this is not traditional ukemi. This is our ukemi, it is very different from traditional. We have a very unique way to train and execute our ukemi, designed specifically to prevent injury. This ushiro sutemi is shockingly light. I am not exaggerating when I say students would rather perform this ukemi than breakfall from, say- kotegaeshi. I would invite you to show up at one of our dojos with an open mind and try it out. Given a fair chance, and performed properly, I promise it will change your opinion. I had a student in Westford MA named Artie who, at 70 years old, could perform full breakfalls without injury using our ukemi. I urge you to try it before you form an opinion. Not everything is as it looks. I think you might be surprised.

[@Roxana.LC777]

Excelente

[@teodorstefanov984]

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[@HECTORARTUROA]

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[@jaygauld85]

can I please ask, how do you get this to work against a taller person?

[@AikiBushi]

If you are legitimately asking and not trolling here is the answer: the final downward cut would invert. Point the elbow up instead of down and arc the downward cut shaving the neck and below the ear. Matsuoka Sensei does this variation flawlessly. Look to any of his videos for execution.

[@jaygauld85]

AikiBushi yes It is a legitimate question, I practise Aikido and I love training. We have got a few guys at our club who are quite tall, me being 5,5" and someone taller punching me, they would have good posture as they strike, so wouldnt my deflecting arm end up across his chest? serious question Mr Sinclair. Thank you for responding. p.s. I hate trolls, especially Aikido trolls.

[@AikiBushi]

It is a legit question, and eventually I will get around to doing a video on that particular variation. Sorry I had to ask, but I wanted to be sure before feeding a troll. As I said, look to Matsuoka Sensei. Most of his ukes are taller than him. He has mastered the inverted cut, I think it is the answer you are looking for.

[@jaygauld85]

AikiBushi thank you again, I am subscribed to the Ikazuchi dojo video site, where they do have great instructional videos aswel as some archive footage of Matsuoka Sensei and Seagal Sensei.

[@declanmcdonnell6965]

I like how the boss is still laughing at 0.12 even as he's delivering another devastating clothesline.