AIKI NAGE - TenShin Aikido FREE online class

[@BJPr12]

Man.. how I wish you guys had a Tenshin Aikido school down here in Miami, FL.. Thanks for all the videos. Much respect!

[@JeanMichelAbrassart]

Could you make a follow along full training? It would be a more useful format that those shorts videos...

[@jamescarter4005]

You're rockin' Bob! Keep up the good work!

[@edi9892]

1:39 I haven´t seen a transition as marvelous like this in a long time.

[@mauricesearcy7789]

I really like that tech. Reminds of o sensei book aiki-budo you look like the pictures of the 1936 pre-war tech. Thank you

[@AikidoWithObata]

That's a cool technic. Thank you bro

[@george-ql1sk]

its perfect

[@Martialarts1on1]

Reailly nice throw!!

[@robinharwood5044]

I call this Aiki otoshi, but I know that the names for techniques vary from school to school. Quite a few people use the term Jujinage for the technique I call jujigarami. My school uses jujinage for the throw some other schools call ude kime nage. And I’ve seen that throw called hijinage as well! So let’s not panic too much over alternate names.

[@OldJudoGuy]

A variation of sukui nage, old school kito-ryu

[@OldJudoGuy]

It also strikes me that in this scenario, the nage is late to the party to parry the attack. If you end up removing the uke’s hands from your throat and they end up in that position continuing the more-obvious position of sayunage might be easier than reaching for the legs, which exposes you to other attack. Just doing an Ed Sheeran (thinking out loud).

[@IbrahimKhalil-bt9yh]

How would you enter with this technique against someone with their guard up?

[@christianmaniongui6754]

This is not AIKI NAGE but AIKI OTOSHI...

[@IbrahimKhalil-bt9yh]

How about setting up aiki-grappling fridays, one 10 minute round with friendly tournament.

[@SLYSCOMBATIVECONCEPTS13]

How about you do it and you video it and you post it for KZbin. Take time outta your day and do everything to do that and do it like you said every Friday. Great idea I’m looking forward to seeing you do that. Good luck thanks for commenting.

[@IbrahimKhalil-bt9yh]

@@SLYSCOMBATIVECONCEPTS13 I wish I had the aikido connections to do that, I just know some aikido from the various martial arts I know and you guys are the experts when it comes to aikido and I didn't mean any disrespect with my different requests, I just been watching your different videos and certain issues within the aikido community that your channel been addressing, so I'm just suggesting and putting out ideas for more content. Plus aiki-grappling could start a boom you know.

[@SLYSCOMBATIVECONCEPTS13]

Yeah I get it. I’ve already done a few videos pertaining to AIki grappling. Those videos did well but no one else did videos to add to the interest within the aikido community. I’m actually at a point where I don’t care if aikido evolves within the aikido community to become more practical. I’m only one person and I can’t do everything. If there were 100’s more with my mindset and open mindedness then I’m sure things would change. But as I see it the aikido world doesn’t care if their aikido is effective or not based on how the community is addressing this, which for the most part they’re ignoring it.

[@jacobc1433]

Part of the original allure of Aikido for me was the negative reputation. I've had 2 real situations arise since beginning. First time I was assaulted by a couple goons on a walk and went the peaceful route not knowing if they were armed. Second situation was a family member attempting to use me as a punching bag, this is where the training had paid for itself. I pinned him, no damage done. His pride was hurt and decided to call the cops on me. I'd be in jail right now if I had smashed him but with a couple tenkans, pseudo sankyo uras and hand deflections I am free.

[@natanaelsilva121]

👍😄👏👏👏👏

[@IbrahimKhalil-bt9yh]

I asked a bluebelt judoka for the common grips in judo he gave me this, now could you make a video where you either break those grips or manipulate and counter with aikido? -sleeve lapel -russian arm and sleeve -lapel and russian arm -double lapel -lapel and armpit grip -mongolian grip

[@SLYSCOMBATIVECONCEPTS13]

I have no idea what those grips are, Mongolian grip....... what?

[@IbrahimKhalil-bt9yh]

@@SLYSCOMBATIVECONCEPTS13 kzbin.info/www/bejne/qoWqfWqLmZiHapo I think it's the one where they grab sleeve and belt, I could ask for more clarification otherwise. I have background in other martial arts but I want to prove a point regarding aikido being effective and I know what approach to take while still staying pure to it's teaching. I have very little knowledge of aikido, but I learnt some techniques at about 8 years old and been able to use it many times in self defence throughout my life.

[@IbrahimKhalil-bt9yh]

@@SLYSCOMBATIVECONCEPTS13 if we think of 4 lines of defense in aikido grip breaking, nr 1 move out the way Nr 2 parry or hand deflect nr 3 breaks grips, nr 4 joint manipulation

[@federacaoaikidokids3492]

Better comunication than Sly

[@chineeskoken]

With this technique, Aiki Otoshi, I'v tear my ACL. My Uke (90kg) was heavier than me (69kg). Uke hang on my schoulders so it was so Heavy that I lost my balance. He fell on my knee. ACL, inside ligament and meniscus damaged (Unhappy Triad). Revalidation 9-12 months! Be careful!!!!

[@TheMoodyedge]

You be careful more like 🤣

[@IbrahimKhalil-bt9yh]

Could make video on aikido gi grips against common judo grips for throw?

[@zegarek840525]

take JUDO grab in the no gi tournament or in self-defense on a sunny summer ... ... by sport you mistakenly identify JUDO with only kimono holds, but the truth is that most JUDOs starting sparring without a kimono at the beginning have a hard time finding themselves in a situation ...

[@aikineo]

Why you call aiki otoshi an aiki nage?

[@Djent7779]

Judo grip fighting

[@IbrahimKhalil-bt9yh]

I am reaching out to aikidokas and see if I can get you a 100 aikido people to connect with you. I guess you got like 7 aikidokas already so, 93 to go

[@SLYSCOMBATIVECONCEPTS13]

That would be awesome, thank you!

[@IbrahimKhalil-bt9yh]

@@SLYSCOMBATIVECONCEPTS13 I'm on it, but I think if would be easier if you talk with your boys Dan Wolfman and Roy Dean, you would have a solid front. What's the name of your aikido organization so I could refer them to you?

[@zdfcz]

this is not aiki nage, this is aiki otoshi

[@Jiyukan]

Correct, and the technique is poorly executed, instead of lifting the legs up, you first push the knees of the opponent together.

[@TheMoodyedge]

@@Jiyukan That sentence was poorly executed.

[@IbrahimKhalil-bt9yh]

Tell your ukemi master to practice this, he seem to have the balance to diffuse a judo throw kzbin.info/www/bejne/aIq2Xop8a9Ofd5I 0:49 If that's not aikido to blend your force with opponent I don't know what

[@stthomasaquarius]

This is one of those demonstration techniques that has zero application. Not because of the technique, but because it's defending against something that's never going to happen. Unless your being attacked by Frankenstein's monster. Krav Maga people demonstrate defenses against this same thing and its pointless. If you're back is against the wall and they're pinning you to it, maybe there is an outside chance you could end up in this position. But I'm not sure the technique would work the same way in that situation.