jiu jitsu vs aikido fluido

[@MetalThunderForce]

the guy in blue is amazing !!! really awesome moves ..

[@henryb6821]

I skipped the text when i saw MMA, then i watched the video and saw that those skills are too much for an MMA fighter, i read it again and i feel that we understand each other, martial arts are for protecting and killing, they should have never been turned into sport, because it makes us people who love violence, and it's not about that,

[@fgsf9]

I agree with what u said but I just wanted to point out that people even masters on some line or another always wants to test there self ..,..it does show they need more deciplen but at the end of the day we are all human .....Mma garbage

[@darthclone7]

So how many martial artist do you know that have killed someone.

[@darthclone7]

Sport/game of certain combat applications is in the heart of preperation for war. Like war games that are used in military exercises you would be a fool not to see that these sport simulations give better insight on what can work and what can't as oppose to a demonstration.

[@henryb6821]

The rules are limitations, the martial artist concept is just another limitation. If someone can fight, does that makes him a martial artist? I dont see the martial art as an sport, I see it as what it is, some martial arts ar tools for hurting, some others are tools for protecting the ones you love and inner growing.

[@darthclone7]

Henry Bernal so when you guys practice do you use lethal force like they do in mma? Or do you guys limit the speed used and not even exert force and practice soft practices instead?

[@gertjanmarkus8114]

Forget about the rest, the flipoff at the end was the cherry on top of the cake! One of the best martial arts videos I've come across thusfar. Now all we need is some To Shin Do artist and have the 3 of them sparr together!

[@seanatkinson8900]

Great video guys. Love your skills. Looks like you had fun making the vid

[@heart0fthedrag0n]

One of the defining characteristics of aikido is that you should never attack first. Aikido has no attack moves, it's against it's principles. This video doesn't show anything.

[@borgshadow13]

techniqually, there's atemi ...

[@fgsf9]

I feel kinda mixed about that I was taught in aki jujutsu to always get the first strike then try to go into ur opponents blind spot and launch a ccounter atk against ur opponent once they react to ur movements

[@stormtrooperliam]

The jitz guy attacks first and wins most of the time.

[@kevintaylor3529]

Jake Long the aikidoka is the uke isn't a real fight

[@justiceify]

this doesn't seem like actual aikido to me.

[@jubeifontenot]

que gran video chicos....felicidades...espero y siguan subiendo mas....me gusto mucho...

[@turboryan3943]

This is just a sample of what each art can do, much respect to both.

[@xemoadri]

This aikidoka it's wrong, it's no black... It's just white 5th kyu

[@xemoadri]

I also studied aikido and it is important to understand its meaning before saying it is not good compared to other martial arts, because it is not practicing aikido 2 years you can learn to fight against another practitioner of another art, I am currently 1 dan and it is only now that I see that aikido is efficase.

[@mariojin2]

Aikido does not attack first ... not aikido

[@stuffnuns]

The jiu jitsu guy executed a very fluid and clean kote gashi. He appeared to be the superior technician of his art. But, what I liked about this vid was the exhibition of sportsmanship and friendly respect the two gentlemen had for each other. Even to the finger at the end - they were doing what we should do at the dojo. Train hard, and have fun.

[@cementium]

Great coreagraphy guys! Beautiful technics

[@zennyboi5144]

we can safely say that aikido is better...not!

[@friendlyjester8482]

have you even practicted aikido before? the aikidoka in this video was clearly not doing it right. he isn't supposed to attack

[@zennyboi5144]

Ismaïl Yahyaoui Idrissi yea I kind of figured its about countering attacks which is really cool but the jui jitsu is just so much better

[@friendlyjester8482]

Zen Doe why? Every martial arts has its' strong points. One is never better than the other

[@tannerterry3113]

+Ismaïl Yahyaoui Idrissi Thats simply untrue. Many martial arts are stacked with worthless technique. Any BJJ gym I have ever went to the guys get to see that their stuff works when someone is attempting to resist you a 100%

[@QueenAleenaFan]

+Josef Stalin The important thing is to take what you can from everything you learn, so that if you ever need to use such things you will live where others will die.

[@gbvoul]

The aikido practitioner is initiating the attack...which isn't aikido at all.

[@imNervae]

How else would you spar though?

[@borgshadow13]

Yeah N is right - there's nothing wrong with a little friendly sparring and just having a staring contest would take away all the fun right ;D

[@dwddindin]

+Nervae you wait for an attack like you would in a fight

[@martinpugh8199]

loving the intro,well done for speaking what I've been thinking for years

[@takeyo1983]

very class video really smooth workin and a lot of respect....i will share this video with the guys from my dojo thank you for uploading

[@gastonmendez770]

Aikido es defensa, no ataque, para empezar. Ademas es obvio que no estan ""peleando""

[@Carl_NB]

I see Kung fu vs Aikido

[@Stazzo82]

kung fu you see? Buy glasses

[@Carl_NB]

Do you know what jiu-jitsu is? do you know about kung fu techniques? (I know, and I a BJJ fighter)

[@Stazzo82]

Cauê Draco Nogueira Bjj is not tradizional ju jistu or modern ju jistu, but only the development of ground fighting.

[@kendalisadouche]

Cauê Draco Nogueira LOL there's no BJJ or kung fu here buddy, it's japanese jujutsu, bjj has more in common with judo than jujutsu.

[@TonyFernandezjkdjedi]

Sick!! Awesome Demo Of Some Mad Martial Art Skillzzz

[@13atlthrashers]

One of the better exhibitions I've seen. Great work

[@sybrencorver807]

This is fake

[@Crucial0365]

Like your life

[@sybrencorver807]

So why do you hate eveyone except yourself?

[@starbury64]

Awesome. I would learn either art instantly

[@kenito87]

This is actually really good. I'm very picky when it comes to clean techniques and such but with the setup of the techniques and the execution it is very cool to look at! Good job!

[@martialunion918]

Watching again and again....what a great exhibition! Great stuff!

[@DIAHAND]

Very solid, I especially liked the trapping and bridging to get to your opponent. Really enjoyed it. Osu

[@redgbla]

cool vid, great skills! (and those guys are enjoying, good to see that :)

[@zonezs]

Great demostration, best of all, they were having FUN!

[@KingCoCo]

Awesome video! Amped for UFC 166 today!

[@IzzoWingChun]

That was a pretty damn awesome video! All the best from your Wing Chun brothers in Chicago! -Dominick Izzo

[@JXL21]

Nice work, great combination of styles there.

[@lechefjayoliver]

Awesome video :) I particularly loved the opening intro lol So true however!! Peace unto you bro. Train safe and be safe always :0)

[@kaltinor]

Great demonstration, looks like these guys had fun

[@warmturtle]

I liked the post-script in the intro. Had me laughing for a good while.

[@ddglick]

Great spirit! Both of you spar with humility and respect. Keep it up!

[@larryimboden9759]

That was great!! Loved the throwing techniques. Watching the hand & foot strikes blend in with the arm locks & throws was way cool. Good to see the aikidoka taking the throws without injury - that takes skill. Both men should take a bow!

[@sempaiSteve1]

That headlock escape at the end was spectacular to watch

[@tywainwright1]

Good point. I hadn't thought of that. I'm just a blue belt, so I don't have as much experience as you. Who do you train under? What other martial arts have you done?

[@leris83]

Great demonstration!! Respect for these guys

[@kitkat39]

1. This video was stolen from original page 2. This was choreographed for your enjoyment 3. Aikido practitioner was paid to be stuntman 4. Fight sequences took about 45 seconds of practice before cameras rolled 5. Everyone chill out and just enjoy :-)

[@merder300]

best part of martial arts is how no matter what u can still shake hands with each other and have a mutual respect

[@DMKleinArts]

SO FLUID. Solid practice you guys, good stuff! DIY a steadycam for your cameraguy and choreograph a fight scene!

[@deanofmean8844]

badass video thanks for uploading

[@magneto7777]

That's was very nice! Very fast and fluid.

[@MrFraserj]

looks like you blokes were having fun, nice Dojo!

[@nathanholt5]

I practice BJJ. I still love martial arts for more than just their combat effectiveness. Loved the message at the start. Well said about practicing an art as well as being an addition to society. Also, I don't know how anyone cannot appreciate the flow and beauty of the techniques demonstrated here. Very well done guys. And nice send off at the end.

[@g40chris]

both have good control, thanks for posting

[@comstockgod7]

i love this video.keep it up!!!!!

[@terratrekker7194]

Oh and both these guys seem like really good artisans with a good sense of humor about themselves.

[@davidgarza3769]

orale carnal.. una tu y una yo para que salga mamalon el video!!......

[@juanpasanchez380]

Me gustaria ver estilos dentro de una jaula de UFC para ver que tan efectivos son kjajajaa

[@gfum69]

Loved the intro! Nice display of jiu-jitsu, but I would have liked to have seen some more Aikido as well.

[@lrdheathen1]

That was a great demonstration great speed and great control

[@markdesouza6044]

Thank you for sharing this! As Aikidoists, we can learn much from BJJ so it's really good to see a contrast between both arts. Really nice ukemi from both the jujitsuka and aikidoka in the video. I'm subscribing to your video stream to see more of your videos.

[@carldavidable]

Cool video !!! Nice techniques ! strong, fast... fluid.

[@Kenpachi367]

i like how you guys show this in real time motion unlike most demonstrations you see that are so slow.

[@goodbragpro]

Perfect demonstration!!!!!

[@cheapmovies25]

its good to know both, and add in a few judo throws, and some karate/boxing

[@JeremyMcMillan]

Is not about getting the forms to appear correct. It's about fluency with formalized movement. The forms are like a vocabulary. Beginners (even several years experience) can only express themselves in the equivalent of crude grunts and screeches. The ability to fight comes from oyo henka waza, which is like playing a jazz solo on someone else's body, who has tried to hurt you. Fifteen years is not always enough.

[@the3rdbenz]

Loved the intro!

[@ARMYRIGGER79]

Wow man! Much respect for both of them. The skill to move so fast and not actually hurt each other is amazing. I lol'd at the rear naked "are you ok" then bam dude gets rolled.. Ha Ha Ha!!! Great job guys! Fantastic display of your arts!

[@jkzinda]

Is that a hard floor or matt underneath? Is this conditioning to take those falls?

[@nightfire4107]

Great video!

[@garyking4032]

Absolutely. It can be kind of confusing when the arts are actually so different today. They've all got a place :)

[@Porcupethtonia]

That is why I see no issue with these two sparring. I think both of them were great, especially the Ju Jistsu guy, and both were very respectful towards each other. Class doesn't always exist in the martial arts world, especially in KZbin comments, so it's really nice to see it when it does.

[@MrMattkey]

Nice video, fun and well demonstrated. More of the same please.

[@sexymofo1422]

Not gonna lie that shit was beautiful...not sure if it would work in a live action situation but still very very impressive!!

[@kobain4u]

Very very beautiful. I SUPER LIKED it. This kind of performance is an inspiration to individuals like me. I really wished that I could learn from you guys. Thank You for sharing. BTW, the techniques and falls are very very similar to Hapkido.

[@rollingkneebar3534]

Dude...on point intro.

[@dpgotz]

Both are really beautiful arts.

[@Xentrick]

The mere fact that you spend your time learning to use your body as a weapon, to embrace the culture and historical lessons of ancient and modern warriors, to devote countless hours of sweat, pain and strain is your living expression of the art. The expressing of one's self occurs with the choice to experience the frustration and joy of learning to slip a jab. The warrior's way is full of pain, challenge and disappointment, the one who perservers through that is the artist of their own life.

[@balatsu1]

The flow of the fellow in purple is great.

[@MADMAC572]

I fight and compete in TKD - at 51 too. I'm not as fast as the kids, and have to compensate by trying to be clever and set things up better. The daily training has me in great shape. My last physical I had about 4.8% body fat, BP was 110/70, blood work was good and I feel great. There are real side benefits to training (although my knees are warning me the day will come when I have to give it up).

[@queensaharaice7376]

Firstly I thank you for your video. Secondly, I will get back into Jiu Jitsu that I haven't practiced in over 18 years. However, big respect to my Akido brother in the video. Long live all martial arts, sport fighting, and self defense.

[@aikixtal2013]

Nice. Very good, responsive ukemi on both parts. Funny how they all look pretty much the same at speed. It is all about ma-ai, kuzushi, and flow. Nice flying jujishime. Nice malicia on the throw out of the hadaka shime. I'm going to steal that. Be a good lesson for my dojomates. Loved the commentary at the end. Much like the way I like to train, too. If I weren't old, slow, and weak, I'd love to roll with you all.

[@PapaBigDoinks]

The guy in the blue outfit is really fast. Usually you don't expect self defense stuff like that to work but he clearly masters these techniques at full force

[@gcleroux1]

Great job guys !!!

[@phil31ishp]

1:29 the Aikidan freakin bounces. Very good art!

[@M4n44n]

I like how the hand of the aikido dude goes Nemo everytime! :D

[@JohnLennon100]

Where I live in Tampa there's a Quest School of Ninjutsu ... Would recommend it?

[@philv2529]

Where can I find an online tool to make Star Wars scrolling text for vids like you did?

[@Sandninjer]

I was going to leave a comment about the spelling errors until I read the last line in the intro ;) Great video. Not familiar with the wide hooks from the jujutsu style though. Were those just mimicking real life scenarios?

[@gomergilligan]

nice fluid movements - nice technique

[@i2ak]

These guys are awesome!

[@srbijaicrnagora4ever]

Really really nice demo! the jiu jitsu guy´s technique is tight as hell.

[@MarcColbeckCCP]

Hi Gus, very interesting technique! Thanks for posting this. Where did you get this video from, I'm curious about the techniques that Mike has studied. Do you know the original artists?

[@ebor8402]

Interesting. What is the difference between Gracie Jiu Jitsu and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu?

[@gnosisdg8497]

very nice flow of moves,i dont understand why ppl fight about which martial art is the best of which one is working,my believe is that if u are good in something it will work as long as you keep working it and dont forget practice makes perfection,many ppl forget that all martial arts share the same roots they all began from something and its only locigal that they have many similarities.

[@Kanotoa]

Nice roll. Nice to see the aikido practices cross training.

[@theanimerulez]

Awesome Ju Jutsu demonstration!

[@DanDixonBJJ]

Adorable video....like watching my little pony...love it

[@Jona848]

awesome vid!

[@tjbeson]

Great demonstration :)

[@fadyaboulghit]

The star wars thing.. Nice touch :P

[@Korn033]

hi nice video. I like it a lot. I see in this style of Jiu Jitsu a lot of influences of Aikido and Wing Tsun. What is the name of this Jiu Jitsu style ?? What do you guys think about Ju Jutsu? Where is the difference and what is better?

[@d1adam]

awesome demo guys, real speed i love it. great lock and throw technque

[@a053303]

this looks very much like the JuJitsu style I practice. Very nice!

[@pablovargas7018]

Great job Royce Gracie... 😉👍

[@Taekwon-Brando]

beautiful speech at the beginning tkd for the win

[@cleicoei]

As he arrived in Tokyo, Maeda started going to one of the country’s most traditional schools and, later, entered a high-class university, nowadays called Waseda, and acknowledged as a great teaching centre.

[@baldieman64]

A nice fun demo - with a little WC or FMA mixed into the entries