Knife Defense: Special Knife Training in Aikido

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Aikido Shinburenseijuku - 合気道神武錬成塾

Күн бұрын

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@venumsingh 21 күн бұрын

Great Video. The Sensei is moving more than the students to escape from attack. This is essential.

@aikidofun8994 Ай бұрын

This is a very valuable and inspiring educational video. If any Aikido master tried this, most of them would not have been able to succeed. Shirakawa sensei is always studying and evolving. His reflexes and the movements of his body as he handles the knife are amazing. I respect him from the bottom of my heart.

@enrique6318 27 күн бұрын

Ese ataque no es real, si quieren pincharte no actúan así, dejando el cuchillo parado para que apliques la técnica.

@fernandosulantay 26 күн бұрын

Search Mexican CMBTVS, real self defense, nobody use a knife like that, people don't throw their whole bodyweight, they normally move about the arm only without instability or losing balance, a knife doesn't need strength to pierce you

@tonio2366 26 күн бұрын

You are probably right but this video most of all shows how difficult it is to defend vs a knife attack. I did not see through the video a single Aikido technique applied to counter the Uke

@beateengelhardt8064 9 күн бұрын

Exactly. 👍. Think the same. 😊 Hochachtung.

@shiyu_VRC Ай бұрын

動きを決めてやってもこれだけ刺されるってことは本当にナイフで襲われたときは相手を見ながら逃げるのと物を投げるくらいしかやれることはないのがよくわかる

@paripariramune Ай бұрын

後ろに姿勢を崩さず早く下がるって、集中しないとすっ転ぶ白川先生、ササーッと上下せずに腰が安定しているのすごい下がり方もひらりひらりと軽いのはどうなっているのかな

@AAA-ku6xl Ай бұрын

白川先生のナイフラッシュが速すぎる!!!! 白川先生はナイフの攻撃も美しい！

@どりーむきゃすと Ай бұрын

攻撃側もいろいろなテクニックを使ってて見ていて楽しかったです。

@RaviChandran-wm7bj 14 күн бұрын

Super Sensi . No one in India to teach Akido . It seems to be a graceful and effective martial art. 👍👏🙏

@kaikisri Ай бұрын

ナイフを隠す・持ち変える・構えを左右入れ替えるなど、ダニエルくんも何気に恐ろしい事してますな。

@ninj-g6e Ай бұрын

Merci!sortileges du CANADA 🍁 petit moyen et grand salut a vous japonais

@Shinburenseijyuku Ай бұрын

Thank you

@cody1661 Ай бұрын

Great knife training! Shirakawa sensei is the best true aikido master. Oss🙏

@vedranrakinic Ай бұрын

Fantastic video and presentation. Thank you very much. 🙏

@stefanschleps8758 Ай бұрын

I appreciate your sharing with the public this way. Aikido has its place, as does every art, its not the art that makes the man, but the man that makes the art. And your art is superb! However, we can't play defense forever, we must move to offense asap if we want to survive a knife attack. I have successfully defended myself against a knife, a sword, and a gun attacks in my youth. So, it can be done but, it is very dangerous. I nearly lost my thumb one time, and got cut each time. Train for life. Good luck. Thanks again. All the best. Laoshr #60 Ching Yi Kung Fu Association

@モンスー-t9s Ай бұрын

この動画、先生の足運びをもっとよく見たいです。上半身だけでなく、下半身が見えると凄さがより伝わる。間合いは足運びで距離や体の向きを調整して、タイミングを伺い攻撃及び防御するから、先生の足運びは非常に参考になります。

@橋本希美-t4m Ай бұрын

白川先生だけちゃんと避けていて白川先生にはほとんど刺さっていない。白川先生は普通に打撃も捌けるからね。それにしても白川先生の間合いの取り方が絶妙だし、攻撃する時も姿勢が全くブレてない。肩の力が抜けてるからすごく速い。さすが軸お化け！

@mraffabilityGB Ай бұрын

What it seems to me is that you are all tending to push back rather than brush on and take the attacker's balance and since you all have good balance as attackers, you keep your posture and continue attacking. This means that the defenders are largely staying on line and just backing off when they need to be getting off line and entering. In the introduction with the tanto I notice that the attacker is able to extend to his limit before contact whereas we intercept while the arm is in motion in order to achieve kazuichi. There is also the question of whether the defender is moving too early. The attacker needs to be drawn into overextending. We have done this experiment and been mainly successful against random attacks and also developed some exercises to get us there.

@ShinyaSmile Ай бұрын

谷さんもすごい威圧感あるよね。武器術習ってるでしょこれ。

@laurentlejuste207 Ай бұрын

Bonjour, je suis français, j'ai été dans la rue attaqué par un arabe, d'abord à coup de poing, j'ai fait un kokyu sur son amorce de crochet droit, mais il s'est relevé, ensuite j'ai préféré frapper avec le poing, c'etait moins risqué pour moi, mais la dernière fois qu'il s'est relevé (parce que je me suis interdit de le frapper, inconscient, au sol), il a sorti un couteau. J'avais pourtant un mois avant ça, participé à une démonstration, dans laquelle on m'attaquait avec un vrai couteau deux fois plus grand, mais là, c'était imprévisible, j'avais très peu d'espace pour bouger, j'ai donc sorti ma bombe lacrymogène de ma voiture, et j'ai ainsi sauvé ma vie. J'en tire comme leçon, de ne plus être "chevaleresque", et de frapper celui qui est inconscient au sol, pour ne pas qu'il puisse se relever, et d'avoir toujours sur moi une bombe de défense. Avoir été "gentil", a failli me coûter la vie. Merci pour vos vidéos inspirantes.

@delducja 28 күн бұрын

Atemi is required in such situations, as well as pin if there is only one threat in the environment while police are summoned, yes?

@laurentlejuste207 26 күн бұрын

@@delducja Oui. Mais malheureusement, j'ai vu de la Police à 300 mètres de là quand je suis parti, j'avais du sang plein l'épaule (car lors de sa première attaque, il a dû toucher l'arrière de mon crâne avec le manche de son couteau plié caché dans sa main), ils étaient une dizaine à regarder un des leurs changer la roue d'une voiture, et aucun n'a rien fait !

@jorgesanchezmarquez8837 Ай бұрын

Me gusta, se requiere de mucha práctica para ejecutar ese ataque muy bien, en situaciones de peligro en las calles está muy bien gracias por tus videos

@Rockit389 26 күн бұрын

Thank you for this training Shirakawa-sensei! Insightful! I think dodging and avoiding is best but only if you are as nimble as these aikido players. Most people would fall, turn their back, or be too slow and get multiple stabbings. Best just to avoid and run away as even w a gun, an attacker w a knife can still get you if within 21 ft. Also, i think most knife attacks involve the attacker grabbing the victim by arm, collar, clothes or hair or bullrushing and pinning victim to a wall or car and stabbing multiple times. Maybe to the detriment of the attacker if victim is practiced in aikido? Thank you much Shirakawa-sensei!

@budocity Ай бұрын

Sí sólo te defiendes ... Sin contraatacar , al final terminas fatal ( puedes parar un par de ataques , pero finalmente uno te da y eso en la vida real es muy peligroso . Saludos cordiales desde Barcelona , España 👍👍👍 .

@白黒すろうりぃ 28 күн бұрын

白川先生の突きの速度と伸びエグいですね…流石です🙏

@ヨシダヒナ Ай бұрын

めちゃくちゃ面白かった。白川先生は反応と反射神経がやばい。他の人とは明らかに違う動き。白川先生にナイフ持たせたらやばいですね。

@gordonarthur6365 Ай бұрын

Wow! This is nice training. Shihan, Ryuji Shirakawa is the best.

@angeloaikido Ай бұрын

Arigato Sensei!

@okina820 Ай бұрын

白川先生が「日本国の最終兵器」にならぬよう世界が平和でありますように…🙏✨

@もちピクミン Ай бұрын

普段の稽古とはまた違っていてこれも塾生さんにとって良い体験とトレーニングになりそうですね。

@lenonowhere8974 Ай бұрын

なぜ自分から掴みに行ってはいけないのか、ギリギリまで引き付ける必要があるのかといえばナイフは相手の手の動きを見てからでも簡単に引いて次の攻撃が出来てしまうからなんだよね。だから誘い込んで相手が引けなくなるほどの前のめりにさせなければならず伸び切ったところへカウンターを一撃で決めなければならない。これがわかっていないと型稽古が実戦と結びつかない「ただのダンス」になっていくと。

@エネ-n1c Ай бұрын

面白いことやってますねえ。白川先生だけ攻撃アグレッシブ過ぎて怖い

@ОлегЛысов-л5й 26 күн бұрын

😂😂😂

@delducja 28 күн бұрын

I was taught that O-Sensei said "Aikido is 90% atemi" and I see that in this knufe attack situation to strike the attacker is the only way to end the attack.

@さやさん-e1f Ай бұрын

白川先生はナイフもいけますね！いろいろな達人先生とのコラボの成果？(笑)

@gengotaku 25 күн бұрын

体捌きの素晴らしい練習になりと思いますがやはり実戦では難しいんでしうね。合気会以外は昭道館あいきどいも練習していますが短刀乱取りがあります。また、先週初めて合気道の徒手乱取りの試合に参加しました。

@shirou9237 Ай бұрын

白川先生はナイフみたいな脅威的な武器に対して、相当間合いを遠く考えてるね。リアルナイフだったらと考えると本当に恐ろしい。

@macha2502 Ай бұрын

白川先生が笑顔なのが怖い💦

@ОлегЛысов-л5й 26 күн бұрын

🐇

@samuelreynaldotorresjimene751 Ай бұрын

Excelente práctica 👌

@soniacam5357 23 күн бұрын

Merci beaucoup *France 🇫🇷

@フィオレッラK 3 күн бұрын

ナイフを使った攻撃に対する所作は、沢山ありますが、合気道での対処方法だと安全且つ守備的な方法ですよね。実戦でお手本を見せて下さい！！😮😊

@jeannormand5982 17 күн бұрын

Très bonne démonstration et en plus réaliste. Excellent pour les réflexes même si on sait qu'on a peu de chance devant une attaque au couteau.

@Papabull23 Ай бұрын

Legit. Very nicely done

@shahnawazdojo 29 күн бұрын

Fantastic knife self defense training ❤

@Guitar6ty 20 күн бұрын

Sensei make it look easy but that is due to long practice and hard work.

@Bright_Star_the_Sun 16 күн бұрын

Hi. What knife is that at 3:38 ? It’s beautiful. Thanks for sharing. Keep well.

@jonghoonpark5497 Ай бұрын

Shirakawa Sensei, In Aikido, would it be practical to use the irimi concept when the opponent tries to stab? Maybe you could enter into him deeply if you are fast enough, or if your in-step was deep enough. Then, you could seize his stabbing arm with both of your hands or both of your arms, and guide him to the ground with cylindrical downward momentum. But maybe that would require a 'karate blitz' type of in-step. I say this because the attacker will pull his arm back after stabbing, which means he'll be ready to stab again. An exceptional Aikidoka would have to become like an octopus that strangles and tangles the opponent like the clothes on the attackers body. To envelope an attacker.

@adolfotapiagallardo Ай бұрын

sin desmerecer este video muy aleccionador acabo de recordar la forma muy particular en que usa el cuchillo steven seagal en sus peliculas y creo que su espectacular estilo nos muestra la manera idonea de usar esta arma

@阿晉-n5x Ай бұрын

實際上拿刀的人非常危險要有200%的集中力看對方怎麼用刀

@直樹澤口 Ай бұрын

勉強になります^ - ^

@user-mx6qx1bh9h Ай бұрын

逆にだからバックハンドや横なぎを拓さんたちがよく使うんだなとよくわかる

@Jack-xc2ys Ай бұрын

Serious fun, fun serious. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

@vasiliyterkin1526 22 күн бұрын

В данной ситуации работает техника Стивена Сигала. Необходимо жестко захватить вооруженную руку и сделать проводку с жесткой фиксацией запястья, потом дожим и отбор. Что это за мастера одному богу известно. Причем тот что с ножем то же вызывает сомнение.😂😂

@h.l.ndaddy5098 Ай бұрын

I really need these plastic knives , from where can I get them please?

@jamesfrankiewicz5768 Ай бұрын

Just do a search for "training knife" and look for ones that are shown as being bendable.

@岡本武人 Ай бұрын

よく護身術のKZbinを見ますが😄一番いいのは🏃‍♂️走って逃げるって言いますが🤔中年になりますと🏃走れません😅やはり何か武道を習った方がいいと思います😤

@Meteora56 26 күн бұрын

Gentilissimi buongiorno,a mio modesto parere è evidente se c'è un soggetto collaborativo la tecnica è perfetta,al contrario come dal filmato se l'arma fosse stata vera ci sarebbero ferite mortali,la realtà della strada e ben diversa,tecniche in palestra ok,grazie

@dinçerkardaş-s4l 27 күн бұрын

İlk başta gösterdiği gibi kotegashi veya hijikime ( kolu ters yönde çevirme) yapmak bu kadar zor mu ? veya atemi ile boğazına veya yüzüne vurmak zor mu ? Bende 1 yıldır aikido çalışıyorum . Böyle saldırılarda işe yaraması lazım bence , 30 yıldır bunu öğrenenler bile çok zorlandı hatta öldü . yeni başlayan veya hiç savunma bilmeyen birisi anında ölür . Gerçekten çok zor 🤔

@中村光子-t7w Ай бұрын

サムネの白川先生がセゴリータ三世に似ていて、一瞬コラボしたのかと思いました😅合気道が一番強いという誤解をなくすという発言と、達人コラボで白川先生が学んできたことをきちんとご自分のチャンネルの練習方法に落とし込んでいるのが、さすがと思いました！

@たくあん和尚-h5y Ай бұрын

白川先生！いい機会だったのでお互いがナイフを持った状態での攻防もやってほしかった！！‼️❣️

@eginfo6209 Ай бұрын

Oke. Why attack in such a stupid way with a knife. Few times I saw uke catch with the empty hand and then stabbing, so nage can not get away. And that is how you attack with a knife in real life… catch and stab the hell out of nage. I know we practice a lot of other attacks in aikido with a knife. Hopefully we we will never get attacked, and if so, only in the dumb way. For the clever way is so much more difficult to handle. Thank you for your video’s. I really love the way you all take ukemi. Happy training.

@あっくぬ-p8h Ай бұрын

ラバー製のナイフとはいえハードな稽古ですね。簡単そうに 🔪ディザームできる拓さん凄いと思います

@DesiRush1 19 күн бұрын

Does he fight against knives in the Underground Arena?

@samimakiwara8584 Ай бұрын

Hello from algeria and OSS

@林章広-z5y Ай бұрын

ナイフを除けながら、壁にかかってある長い棒の武器を取って対応するのとかはどうでしょうか？

@bkup1332 24 күн бұрын

It seems to me that the American Aikido practitioners are often uptight and full of themselves but the Japanese ones laugh and have a great time. Has anyone else noticed this?

@bkup1332 23 күн бұрын

Hah! Er ist österreicher! Sehr gut gemacht, Daniel! Saugeil Aikido in Japan zu lernen! Schöne Grüße an die andere im Video!

@Cholesterol-w1j 20 күн бұрын

Because the think they are James Bond

@SimonEdwards-o6c 7 күн бұрын

Kicks are better to create distance and always pick up a weapon

@txyzkxyz6256 26 күн бұрын

当たると光るようになるかな。

@井上省吾-s8i Ай бұрын

稲川先生みたいに大振りしないで手首を狙って来るのがナイフ使い、対処出来る気がしないです

@フィオレッラK 3 күн бұрын

うわー、白河先生。まるで鬼ごっこですよ！突然の攻撃にどう向き合う？！基本から応用力が必要！！期待してます。✨🤒🖕

@yamato868 Ай бұрын

マジヤバ実戦トレーニングだな。

@ideonjapan 3 күн бұрын

達人でも苦労するのだから如何に北九州の事件は回避不能に近い分かる動画。

@WayfarerCodeF Ай бұрын

You cannot train a defender to develop a habit by moving the hand with the knife back. The attack will not be shown in the actual attack, it will be hidden. When defending, you should not extend your arms too far away from yourself. They will cut you. Or they will grab you and drag you to the knife. You cannot push away the hand with the knife for a long time. An experienced opponent will change the level of attack and go to the head or body. The hand with the knife should be hit with hard, short blows. When there is a possibility of an attack with a knife, and you are alone. The best thing is - legs, legs, carry my ass. The master showed the optimal technique - staying away, not extending your arms, knocking down the knife, leaving the line of attack, and not standing still and constantly moving and no linear movements.

@iatsd Ай бұрын

Does it hurt being that stupid? It's a demo. If you're learning principles around a subject do you object that they don't include every variable possible? "But what if....?" posts like yours just demonstrate that you are utterly clueless about what you're watching.

@MultiBegbeg 19 күн бұрын

Irimi , atemi

@lockylocky3762 Ай бұрын

一人目街中でナイフ側がこれで来たら怖いな。。これでも動きを制限ならば何も出来なさそう。逃げるのが1番

@CraigHocker 29 күн бұрын

This is not good knife defense training. Often the only reason the defender did not get cut more, is because the attacker was unconciously following a rule of trying thrust at the torso even when the defender's forearms and hands were much easier targets. An attacker that understands knife fighting is truly very scary and dangerous. Using the strategy of just trying to evade and retreat like done here will just get your arms and legs carved up until the loss of blood leaves you too light headed and exhausted and then you will be done in by quick stabs to the torso or neck. The usual Aikido tanto training of a simple full thrust or slash is not what happens is the knife attacker has a modest understanding of knife strategy. Over twenty years ago, I was fortunate to be shown by a senior aikido teacher with a military background (and other arts) how to modify my stance and change tactics to increase the chances of walking away alive. One, a standard aikido stance of one leg forward is a bad idea, the femoral artery of the front leg can too easily become a target. There are lessons from Uechi Ryu karate that should be adapted. Second, you need the mindset of expecting to get cut, trying to avoid getting cut just gets you more cuts and the chance of getting cut in a way that ends your ability to defend yourself - inside arm, inside leg, neck, goes way up, and paradoxically by expecting to be cut, the times you get cut decreases and the cuts are not fight enders, and third, the goal is to truly understand how to use irimi, how to enter so even if you get cut it's not crippling and you gain control and take the opponents balance, what aikido throw that happens then is just a choice in the moment at that point. Some choices are better than others, but that is something to experiment with in training. It should be one that you are able to prevent possible serious cuts as they fall and allows you to eventually control and take the kife. I found this practice to be really good practice and to this day, I've not seen anyone teach this outside of this gentleman who has since passed away. The training by no means makes an experienced knife attacker any less dangerous. You should have no illusions, your chances are better but still not great and the choice to engage should always be a last option. If you see a knife soon enough at a distance, evade and escape is always better. Running isn't always an option so just saying always run isn't wise either. What I see in this video is just the usual practice aikido people do and it really isn't useful as the chances of coming out of it alive are zero. It's not just aikido people that try the poor strategies shown in this video. I've seen other supposedly more "martial" fighters make the same mistakes. It's human nature not to want to get cut. Fortunately, it's unlikely that any of them will ever have to test this.

@delducja 28 күн бұрын

O-sensei was quoted as saying "Striking is 90% of Aikido." This has been forgotten. Irimi nage to the attacker's head was what I saw as the obvious way to end the attack.

@Cholesterol-w1j 20 күн бұрын

Why do you have a foreigner containment the arts?

@akiko-m5p Ай бұрын

😱😱😱😱😱

@shujinph Ай бұрын

wrong knife defense!!! to the defender please don't use left foot while he is withdrawing his attack this is very dangerous!!! if you like I will teach you the proper way I will send you my style if you want.

@jonghoonpark8050 Ай бұрын

Please explain your reasoning, I'm interested in your knowledge and why you feel that way. I neither agree nor disagree but wish to learn.

@shujinph Ай бұрын

@@jonghoonpark8050 as you can see almost all of the knife strike hit the defender, aikido technique is very effective if you know how to use it properly, however it is useless if you get hit by any attack most likely with the weapons, But there is a way you can apply aikido technique effectively if you can control and situation then that's the time it is very effective, as you can see on this training most of the time the attacker with knife control the situation they are in a very bad situation, the solution is too strongly know how to position the feet including your whole body, I noticed that the position of their foot is very near to the attacker's weapon which can strike their hand and body, you can consider also the dodging and deflecting the attack and you can use blocking as the last resort of defense and that's the time you can control the situation and apply aikido technique effectively, I'm also an aikido practitioner for the long time but we do not practice like that, we practiced like we are in the real world scenario. Our knife defense is very far from this training.

@shujinph 29 күн бұрын

@@jonghoonpark8050 I already replied on you comment but someone removed my explanation. I think shirakawa doesn't like to be corrected :)