SNEAK PEEK - Sly's online classes #1 (TenShin Aikido)

In this video we're giving you a sneak peek into how the online classes are taught and what to expect. This video is on Kosa Dori Nikyo Henko Waza Kokyunage. We hope you enjoy the video. for more training visit us at roguewarriorstr...
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[@jtstar10]

This is the absolute BEST aikido man on KZbin. Period. The techniques are always powerfully executed, and clearly demonstrated and explained. RESPECT!!!!!!!!!

[@handsomestik]

The best aikido guy I have seen. Real moves and practical.

[@joshuagutierrez7726]

Lenny your are an absolute legend!, But honestly I would like to give a great thanks for all the ones who help you demonstrate, you guys a fucking. Awesome I thank you all for posting this stuff and educating the world

[@afiqsince86]

this uke is the greatest lol ive seen him take alot of abuse and still gracefully absorbed everything~

[@rickiecowens2410]

This is awesome Sly. I like the way you gave the push, pull theory nugget in there. I have found it to make many techniques work well, that otherwise wouldn't at all on a resisting opponent. Many thanks for taking the time to do this brother.

[@DLTRN1369]

need more of these guys in every dojo

[@brendaproffitt8520]

Awesome job on this video I really like the way you take the time to show how something is done then redo it again..

[@kevinr2261]

My friends and I broke off from the ASU organization and most of it teachers in this area back in 1994. Before it closed, (Aikishoshikai in Waukegan Ill) was independent. Mostly for the very reasons that you talk about here on your site. We got tired of weak attacks from the uke who were not committed or honest, so while training with that type, you were really getting a false sense of accomplishment. The testing was a joke and usually premature, so all-in-all, I left feeling robbed, and not very confident in that 'training' For these reasons and a few others, we split and started our own dojo. But unfortunately couldn't keep it running financially. Not too many people really wanted to really get hit or thrown so we couldn't keep the space for very long. Been looking for a permanent home ever since. Also btw, we did practice this great technique. It was really cool to see it again explained clearly and executed proficiently. Keep up the great work Sir.

[@SLYSCOMBATIVECONCEPTS13]

kevin rynearson Hi kevin. are you still training in aikido? I'm putting together a TenShin aikido seminar in april and I'm excepting students/dojo that want to be affiliated with my organization. I also have a TenShin aikido online training course if your interested. you can find that a www.roguewarriorstraining.com

[@kevinr2261]

I am a little rusty, but I will definitely look into it sir. Thanks for the response.

[@bloodhyena]

Great stuff makes me want to train aikido again

[@aky19832001]

I respect this man because he has the testicular fortitude and decency to say, that Akido isn't the "greatest" or "most effective" he's demonstrated how certain movements that are practiced won't cut it in real world fighting. Especially going up against a MMA fighter. But Aikido as far as I'm concerned is a great starting point cause it teaches concepts like distance, leverage, timing, angles, and momentum.

[@SLYSCOMBATIVECONCEPTS13]

Thank you brotha, o really appreciate it.

[@shihonage]

Aikido was not created for MMA, it was derived from a battlefield art. As such, it features a wider range of technique which is applicable in real life circumstances, but is discarded in the very narrow scenario of MMA fighting. Given how the average person's chances of being mugged by an MMA fighter are infinitessimal, and only 5% of population practices any martial arts AT ALL (nevermind MMA), Aikido can be perfectly effective for reality application, and offer a wider range of response which is more appropriate to the potential of being attacked by weapons, robbed, rushed by 2 guys, or other non-standard scenarios which never happen in the ring. Of course Aikido has to be practiced with martial application in mind, unlike what's happening in most "classic Aikido" dojos. Oh and there are MMA "habits" that are just plain bad for reality self-defense. For example, Tenshin Aikido guard is derived from weapon application, as it also protects your neck from being stabbed. Boxing guard does not. Also, the MMA "triangle block" obscures your peripheral vision, which is fine in the ring, but bad for reality. The habit of going to the ground, drilled into some MMA fighters, is also very bad for reality.

[@timmoreland2650]

Renshi, your techniques are spot on. I studied Diato Ryu Aki Jutsu but would like to study your style. Who teaches in the Atlanta Ga area?

[@fuadalhrbi84]

very beautiful & dengerous moves i really respect you because you show us honestly many way how to do this moves ...

[@mace896]

Same technique was being taught at the Vineland Aikikai in the late 80s early 90s by Tamagni Sensei (rip)

[@joem2554]

Excellent video!

[@shinobidragon999]

Good stuff mr lenny

[@ihavenohair1975]

That was some fantastic instruction! Great work and great uke

[@davidwayne9982]

Wish I wasn't so messed up and OLD---- I'd LOVE to study that with you guys..

[@levicarson9797]

because im a teenager lenny do u have any advice if someone were to pick a fight with me at school and how to end the fight without breaking anything or getting myself expelled with some of the techniques or concepts that you show

[@dollyjohnson28]

Outstanding

[@juiceslinger]

Pretty neat. Could you perhaps show some moves to get someone on the ground quickly and practically? :)

[@SLYSCOMBATIVECONCEPTS13]

Juiceslinger Hi, what would you like to see and from what kind of attack?

[@nathanjordan9125]

i love it

[@GokuInfintysaiyan]

Hey question, I've never done this nor had this applied to me. How much does this throw hurt and what is gonna hit the ground in it? Thank you!

[@tenshinuke560]

when applied with full intent/power, the nikyo alone is enough to break your wrist. the kotegaeshi applied for real is also very painful and can break your wrist. if you didnt know how to take ukemi, the throw will force you to fall either on your face, on top of your head, or your neck. if you're lucky enough you might fall on your shoulder, which still hurts

[@afiqsince86]

the throw itselfs doesnt hurt (if you know how to take the fall) but the nikyo (lock) will stay for quite sometime if your nage is an ass lol..

[@ohiograssman1564]

Everything hurts more the less flexible you are in Aikido lol

[@susanwillcox2009]

Your awesome I just wish you could quit cussing. I know it's entertainment and you don't give a f---- but I'm trying to quit cussing and I like your style and went to watch you with my KID.

[@shinobidragon999]

Good stuff mr lenny