【Sword and bare hands】The connection between Aikido and weapons! 【Shirakawa Ryuji】

[@kuroobiworld]

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[@NobuhitoMiyagawa]

宋麗先生と白川先生のコラボ待っています。

[@DVOG2008]

Domo arigato!🙏

[@橋本希美-t4m]

道場生に対して喜んで受け身を取る白川先生。 これは業界では絶対にない事。 通常は師範レベルの人はもう受け身をしないし、ましてや弟子の受け身を喜んで取る事なんてない。 普通は生徒に受け身をさせて、師範はそれを見るだけ。 白川先生の熱い思いが流れている本当に良い道場ですね。

[@松淳-v7s]

若いからというのもあるのだろうけど、本当にフットワーク軽く、他流とも互いを尊重して交流されるし、実践されるときも非常に謙虚。白川先生のような研究熱心さを見習っていきたいです。

[@gordonarthur6365]

Shirakawa sensei’s Aikido is dynamic and beautiful. It's a revolution in Aikido. He is a new generation of Aikido masters. I have been following him for many years. I want to attend his international seminar as soon as possible.

[@AAA-ku6xl]

白川先生の合気道はマジで凄い。固い武器に対しても息をする様に多種多様な華麗な技を繰り出す。これはよっぽど稽古していないと絶対に出来ない。自然体が凄すぎる。

[@ヨシダヒナ]

白川先生は武器を持っても美しい。 ずっと見てられる。

[@mocnolorz]

白川先生の解説と実演を拝見すると、剣や杖から体術が派生したと言う流れがとても分かりやすいです。 「合気道の知識ゼロ」と仰っていた西監督が「これは確かに合気道だ」とナレーションされてた事に、白川先生の実演と解説で正しい合気道がどんどん広まって行っている感じがして嬉しくなってしまいました。 それと白川先生が杖で制するお姿は本当にカッコいいですね。もちろんそれに即受身を取られる片山さんも😊 後藤さんの修練度も物凄く、自分も今から合気道を習ってみたくなる動画でした✨ 次回の座り技編もとても楽しみです。

[@bigsidable]

Aikido was born from the Katana. The Sword Arm. The Sword Hand. The Sword Mind. The Beauty of Aiki.

[@harrycarpinter]

A truly great sensei. He certainly plants the right seeds in his students for them to develop and achieve this high level of Aikido. I wish I could have such quality practice in my country. Arigato gozaimasu sensei for your teachings and videos.

[@piaabc]

大学の合気道部は剣も杖も稽古してたので振り方を教えて貰ったので見様見真似の投げも手足が中心に揃って、「ぽく」感じて悦に入ってました笑

[@hectoraguilera2209]

Thoroughly impressed with Shirakawa Shihan's humility. I rarely see instructors take ukemi.

[@ray7892-d6i]

I'm doing Iwama ryu Aikido, and this is exactly one of the most important thing, the connection between taijutsu and weapon's techniques.

[@ポチ太-k2b]

合気道も元は会津藩に伝来していた合氣柔術が原型ですが、柔術(やわら)自体が剣術の一科目なので「剣の理＝合気道の理合」なのは確かですよね。日本がWW2敗戦後GHQに武道弾圧されて無ければ、もっと古流の型も保てたんでしょうけど。開祖を含めそれらを必死に守って下さった、各武道や武術関係者の方々には本当に頭が上がらず感謝しかありません。

[@HoangTruong-ij4sm]

Thank you very much Sensei. Student from Sydney, Australia.

[@ФредСеверянин]

Красота!!!!!! Замечаю какие простые и искренние лица у мастеров!!!!!

[@tungyingloh6300]

This is a very well done Aikido introduction, thank you for your effort! greetings from Malaysia 😃

[@fabrizioguimaraes6432]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Um Vídeo Melhor Que O Outro !! Sempre Nota 10 Saudações Do Brasil 🇧🇷

[@SS-xq5xx]

少林寺拳法にも同じ様な似た技がありますが、合気道は剣技から派生しているので、技をかける前、後で似た様な技でも所作に違いが出るのだと少林寺拳法と合気道の両方を学んだので理解しました。打撃、特に蹴り技を多用する少林寺拳法だと後重心に近い構えで、合気道は剣の構えで前重心になることが多いのでこの違いが技掛け方に違いが出るのだと思います。

[@jamesnix4556]

The teacher makes the difference with great teaching and the student makes the difference with great practicing. This video and dojo is a very fine example of true aikido. Thank you for sharing. I am going to work in Oregon soon. I hope to find an aikido dojo that would be affiliated with this dojo

[@danilomax844]

Great video! Thanks for posting! Ótimo vídeo! Obrigado por postar.

[@joari123]

Wirklich genial, der Mann! 👍😊

[@cody1661]

The best aikido master. Oss.

[@大祐古郡]

武器持つと純度あがる〜⤴

[@waleryjantrzesniewski5790]

Dziekuje bardzo! CZESC.

[@vedranrakinic]

Beautiful🔝❤️

[@ИгорьКирсанов-ю5о]

Добрый день. Хорошо видно как много труда и заботы Сиракава-сенсей вкладывает в своих учеников. Это вызывает большое уважение к нему.

[@名無権兵衛-b2i]

剣、杖、徒手の関連性は西尾昭二先生の流れをくむ道場ですと更に深く掘り下げられると思います。 賛否有るとは思いますが…。

[@themayorlewis]

Aikido techniques is from the sword!!!🤩

[@landscape.coolbreeze]

感動です！

[@Reman_Barto]

wow tank you very ❤️🌹

[@森野熊三-x3m]

こういう武道とかの動画のコメ欄って必ずと言って良いほど、じゃあ総合のリングに上がって実力証明してよ！って人出てくるよね。 そういう人って価値観とか求めるモノとかの違いを理解出来ず、試合で勝つことが至高という自分の価値観が絶対正しいと思ってるからたちが悪いよな。

[@lightmountaintop6120]

Beautiful

[@bigsidable]

I’ve been doing 31 Jo Kata for 5 years now. Right hand side. Now working on left hand side. What you do on the right you do on the left.

[@mikcarrillo3527]

Most excellent 👍

[@allgood6760]

Nice👍

[@k4x4map46]

good stuff!

[@beansnrice321]

I started Aikido in my late 20s/ early 30s and I think that worked better for me. I remember taking judo as a child and being bored of it. However Aikido as an adult was utter fascinating. I was compelled be the way aikdo allowed me lo see the world differently and I was ready for a new direction in life. Aikdio feels like it as much of a study of geometry and physics, as it feels like a martial art. Don't get me wrong, I very much respect Aikido as a martial art but it informs your world view and and is a practical tool, much like modern physics, mathematics and chemistry are. Albert Einstein said that his happiest moment in his light was when he dreamed of a man falling off of a ladder and came up with the equivalency principal from it. The equivalency principal states that there is no practical difference between standing on the ground and sitting in a rocket pulling a constant 1 g of acceleration. I feel that Aikido taught me about gravity and free fall in practical ways that made me feel like I now understand general relativity better because I was thrown to the floor so many times. I feel like I understand protons an electron better because I was exposed to the polar roles of nage and uke. Aikido, it's a study of the nature of reality.

[@เด็กพเนจร-ฝ4ษ]

So you ditched Judo, a much more practical art, for Aikido. I'm not bashing Aikido, but I feel that in self defense situations Judo has more benefits. Sure Aikido can teach you to deal with certain weapons, but a lot of Aikido schools don't even teach you that the moves are supposed to represent armed attacks. I find it weird how clueless supposed black belts in the art don't even understand its origins and think it's for a fist fight

[@beansnrice321]

@เด็กพเนจร-ฝ4ษ 100% because aikido is more fundamental than Judo.

[@เด็กพเนจร-ฝ4ษ]

@@beansnrice321 it is in a way but it lacks the competitive element that judo has that can polish your skills

[@snowviewtea5035]

練習の中で、呼吸を止めず、沈肩垂肘を心がけているのですね。これは繰り返し身体に覚えさせないと、できないですね。

[@bigsidable]

That is a constant reality. To be in that physical state all the time. Slow the breathing. Slow the mind. Slow the Spirit. Slow time. As we say. Slow is Fast. As a runner. I’ve learned to really slow my breathing. I run longer and easier.

[@domenicoleo7544]

O praticato aikido per anni e un arte meravigliosa in tutto mi piacerebbe riprendere

[@mevlutkaraer9476]

Super good aikido super 🇹🇷🇯🇵

[@hoangly6325]

Tuyệt vời

[@1sirgrandmastermrkingrober216]

Yayy!❤️🔒🔐

[@きゃわらそば]

うちの高校は合気道で杖やってたな～

[@SuperUnawatuna]

👍👍👍

[@koso.research16]

👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@moonishkalicheran3470]

A painting of Miyamoto Musashi in the backgorund 😮

[@rolandastomkus1829]

man patinka tas meistras kovu meno aikido super saunuolis

[@anizaranizar73]

👍👍👍.

[@drako8502]

até que enfim a aikiken 👏 😃 Cade a momoko abe ?...

[@raphaelcarvalho4691]

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🥋🙇🏽‍♂️

[@mv80401]

I initially found it odd that Shirakawa Sensei emphasized that people in the workforce would still practice aikido. Then I realized that being a worker/employee in Japan totally sucks. Work plus commute may easily consume all your waking hours (which is also why Japanese wives are extremely unhappy).

[@ОлегВовчук-ч6ш]

ok!

[@YoyoJajun]

Esprit de samouraï

[@paseropierre6864]

Aïkido est armes sont indissociable pour comprendre certaines techniques

[@joelquebec]

Modern weaponless attacks are not like attacks holding a sword/machete, a jo/stick or a baseball bat.

[@jestfullgremblim8002]

Indeed you are right. But like he said, these techniques are not meant to be used as is. They are more like concepts, ways of training! Have you see boxing practitoners punching the speed bag? Doing so helps them in many ways, but they do not actually punch like that in Boxing matches or real fights

[@bogb3034]

Ходил на айкидо- умно и красиво

[@bogb3034]

И без палки- не понять

[@АлександрОрлов-х8к4л]

Sword, knife switch, switch - cybernetic devices. AiKido is a Kibernetic martial art.

[@Mephiston1984LoD]

😃

[@桜木秋水]

っていうか基本構えが剣術の構え･･･

[@budclaythomas]

Meet me and find out

[@avidanon750]

It seems to me that he is falling to easily ,

[@LordDirus007]

Akido is effective against Fully Armored Opponents in battle. It isn't effective against one on one Kick Boxing

[@FreeSalesTips]

Aikido is effective at weaponless attackers such as a kick boxing attacker. The biggest problem is that aikido defenders have a low level of consciousness such that their skill is incomplete when dealing with the timing and distances of the weaponless attacks. It's not so easy to comprehend the punching movement and the kicking movement when your normal training doesn't have you experience the timing of punch and kick movements. So what can aikido practitioners (those who are interested in self-defense applications) do about this lack of consciousness? One way is to increase exposure to these timing and distances by studying a form of unarmed fighting combat. The founder of aikido had already mastered a few schools of martial arts before he encountered the martial art style that preceeded aikido; the founder of aikido already had considerable martial art consciousness before he started aikido.

[@jestfullgremblim8002]

​@@FreeSalesTipsexactly! And more so, his initial students also had training in other martial arts as well!! I've heard that you required some sort of recomendation from a known teacher in order for Morihei Ueshiba to accept you as a student of his

[@FreeSalesTips]

@@jestfullgremblim8002 In the early years of his teaching career, Ueshiba required his students to be recommended by the masters of their martial art, he also required the students to be a high grade at their martial art. At this time, Ueshiba used atemi during his aikido training and considered atemi the main foundation and the prelude to applying aikido techniques. Over time Ueshiba stopped using atemi during training, he also loosened his policy to students allowing students of all skill levels to study under him.

[@Van-988aa]

ОСссс

[@christianl7487]

Bonjour C est qui déjà le grand maître de aïkido qui s est pris une raclée par un combattant de MMA

[@alecempire1499]

10:38 ernsthaft? hat irgendeiner aikidoka mal versucht das probieren? für den anfang könnte man diese technik ja im judo einsetzen. ich denke dieses tanzen funktioniert da nicht.

[@吉川政治-q7q]

合気剣パクられた

[@이정원-o3d]

근대무술100년의 역사상 합기를 실전에 쓰는이는 저빼고 BTS분들입니다

[@АлександрМарийчук-е7ж]

Полная чушь! Попробуйте себя на соревнованиях ! И Вы это поймете!

[@冷泉涼]

白川竜次先生はトップクラスの素晴らしい先生です、朝倉未来さんが合気道は秒殺できるとおっしゃっています。 白川竜次先生、和合の武道という合気道の概念を捨てて、逃げずに、朝倉未来さんとガチの総合試合をして、合気道本来の実戦性を証明して下さい。合気道界でそれが出来るのは白川竜次先生しかいない。

[@hebi_neko]

つまり、刀ありでの試合ってこと？

[@nishis.k.4136]

合気道の実戦性を証明するのにどうして総合の試合をするのか。それは合気道じゃなくてただ総合格闘技やってるだけじゃない...。

[@松淳-v7s]

トップクラスの素晴らしい先生だから逆に他流との「どっちが強い」比べには余り興味がないのでは？総合の人とのコラボでも合気の技術を絶対視せず、長短あるもので、他流の良い点は積極的に学ぼうとされていますので。仮に総合に出ることがあったとしても総合格闘家一個人として出るのであって、合気の看板は背負わないでしょう。

[@artxe1180]

「逃げずに」って頭大丈夫ですか

[@annonhimous6268]

Shirakawa: "no uso Kiai porque provoca tensión"...Ueshiba y el Maestro Morihiro Saito revolcándose en su tumba! Triste lo que hacen con el aikido estos bailarines de la aikikai aikidoenlinea.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/ueshiba-morihei-004.jpg kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXKcY32efreBfrM

[@soleilrouge6980]

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