Ando Tsuneo (8 dan Yoshinkan Aikido).Hidden Aikido details.

[@BoyG10]

This is something lost in the modern Aikido which focuses mainly on putting up a nice choreographed display most apparent with Aikikai. Thanks to the great Master Gozo Shioda who imparted everything to his students. They are all as good as him now. And they are generous in presenting to the world. This is what I would call respect.

[@Nomasis1982]

If you watch his technique closely his center drops first then his hips adjust. He is actually using very little arm. He appears to be mainly using his hips with these muscle groups the hips are much stronger than the upper body. That’s why the pressure is so god awful. I bet his pins feel like you h e a mountain sitting on your arms and back. Amazing amazing skill.

[@ВладимирДмитриев-в5ф]

Уважаю японских сэнсэев. Они искренне хотят распространить свою культуру, айкидо.

[@pitlanealonsi]

very nice video, with so many small details about sokumen iriminage. Ando looks powerfull!

[@tube86000408]

安藤先生はね。説明になっていない部分も含めて塩田先生になりたくてなりたくてたまらない。少年のような人なんだよ。

[@budokai100mph]

Why do people come on here and bad mouth an entire art when they apparently have never even taken a class? Its ridiculous! This class he is teaching body positioning within a set technique to maximize taking balance. This not a practical self defense class on Aikido. Furthermore, this is YOSHINKAN AIKIDO and I assure you this form of Aikido is probably the most effective in combat or practical use. If you never felt this, be silent, it makes you look foolish to all that have actually trained it.

[@georgec8077]

Would be even better if it had English translation, I was kind of guessing what he was saying

[@RaymondYan007]

Actually he isn't almost say anything special. But around (7:25～７:35), he said,"You shouldn't do this technique like this, you should drop your shoulder." What he meant after that is "Don't use your arm muscles, use your waist movement when you do this technique.".

[@franklinnanai2745]

Thank you for sharing

[@showolfa4869]

この先生は本物ではないね 千野先生が本物を継承したってことだわな

[@StudSupreme]

I have yet to see a single aikido demonstration that looks 'real world.' It seems like such a potentially devastating martial art, but there seems to be no interest on the part of its practitioners to explore realistic applications. Very frustrating. Ver

[@z8ph0d]

+StudSupreme Check out Lenny Sly's videos. He runs a place up in Chicago that does real-world self-defense based on Aikido, and he's got some really great videos posted online. His channel is called "The Rogue Warriors" something-or-other.

[@ShoSetsuKan]

+StudSupreme try to see more deeply ) for barbarians is MMA )

[@Ultradude604]

+Aikido Yoshinkan He said "real world" which implies at the minimal street self defense, not necessarily MMA. And to answer the question, from what I've heard. Aikido can be effective if you train another martial art that practices realistically. There's judoka that also trains aikido, and he can manage to use these aikido moves in an "alive" way.

[@StudSupreme]

GooseHinson OK, that makes sense. Thank you. :-)

[@Bbbuttersknife]

+StudSupreme Have you ever seen people advertise aikido in a manner that even approaches how to fight or defend? Some variants might but aikido itself should be compared to the likes of taichi. And if you look closely at every comment ever written on youtube, no real practitioner of aikido goes around bragging about how formidable aikido is because its not a contest. In saying that I in no way imply that it is better than any martial art, I'm just saying that it is our way to leave competition behind because it is done for peace and wellbeing. So if you're looking for "real world application" for pure aikido or aikido vs (insert martial art here), you won't find it because aikido itself is build on the philosophy of peace and humidity.

[@mooka3938]

日本人でも何言っているかわからないのに、よく通訳できるな。

[@pamiamin]

説明がまったく分からないけど、まー塩田さんも安藤さんも説明しようがないんだろうなあ…

[@ShoSetsuKan]

[@takatakashi530129]

通訳きれいだなぁ

[@anunnaki9493]

A qué idioma están traduciendo?

[@alexfighter6359]

It looks like a fake technique of aikido but it looks quite realistic

[@BlueCollarEngineer111]

That is yoshinkan aikido.. it's basically the aikido which ueshiba taught when he was at his peak (before the war).. Most of the aikido today are not so effective because it has become more like a religious practice.

[@The_Third_Feather]

@@BlueCollarEngineer111 I would argue that Birankai is also highly effective, for similar reasons. The focus on body placement for any and all techniques (ie using body mechanics to the greatest effect possible) seems to be here in this video of yoshinkan aikido, as well as in what little I've learned in my short time in a Birankai dojo.

[@Vatras888]

It is always funny when people see something brutal and call it realistic whidout even try to understand how technique works and forget about this is presentation not a fight.

[@antpausac]

To StudSupreme: what we see on the video, it's a classe about the basic principles of some technics, not how to use it in real or even completely. The aikido praticionners aren't disponible to demonstrate how to fight. (Sorry about my english, but it's not my mother language). Para Juan Parra Leon: lo que dices de haber solo un aikido, no es tan pacifico como lo pones. El maestro Ueshiba siempre dijo que el Aikido es todo lo que se funda en el principio de la espiral dinâmica que reune todas las fuerzas e energias. Así que se usas um punhetazo al estilo del boxe, pero lo haces bajo aquel principio, usas una tecnica del Aikido. E cuanto al nombre, cuando un professor llega a um nível de perfección, se le autoriza que ponga su apellido al modo como el hace e enseña. Solo tiene que asegurar que lo hace bajo el principio basico del Aikido. Saludos

[@幽香風見]

なんか喋り方似てるw

[@antpausac]

To StudSupreme... If you want do see a "single aikido demonstration that looks REAL WORLD, try to tuch a Aikidoka like the one as Ando Tsuneo or other one like him". That's a very ease to see what you want to see... / What you see here, is a lesson of details that the Aikidokas must learn. Be safe and a long life to you.

[@juanmiguelparraleon9813]

no se eso de aikido yosinkan, solo conozco un Aikido y es el del fundador, los demas son sucedaneos que se han aprovechado del nombre . pero eso de aikido de es una falsedad. solo AIKIDO el que creo el fundador

[@ShoSetsuKan]

+Juan Miguel Parra Leon malo para usted

[@juanmiguelparraleon9813]

no malo no

[@PotensAnima]

+Juan Miguel Parra Leon Hay varios estilos de Aikido. Es necesario diferenciarlos del Aikido tradicional porque son muy diferentes. Por ejemplo, el Aikido Tomiki es competitivo, el Aikido Tenshin es practico, el Aikido Ki es mistico.

[@juanmiguelparraleon9813]

Eso no me dice nada: AIKIDO del Fundador y se acabo, lo demas son remoras, y aprovechones, que para que su forma sea aceptada le dan el nombre de aikido de..., lo que deben hacer es decir yo hago tomiki,yoshinkan,tenshin, en fin respetar y dar valor a el sistema que hacen, que ponga AIKI y su sistema, eso si es lo que deben hacer.

[@ShoSetsuKan]

Juan Miguel Parra Leon para escribir debe entenderse

[@mr.j5923]

ضعفاء هههههههه😈

[@正則-y4e]

外人は力強いからやりずらいね。

[@VicTor-tc5bi]

Бред сивой кобылы. Все , что есть у ешинкана - стойки.

[@ОченьЗлой-ъ3м]

Как минимум есть эффективные болевые приемы.