André NOCQUET - Aikido Interview
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Interview of André Nocquet Sensei, 8th Dan, first live-in student of Morihei Ueshiba Sensei, the founder of Aikido. Read the transcript on www.guillaumeerard.com/aikido/...
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0:00 - You just published a new book "Morihei Ueshiba - Presence and Message" for the editions Guy Tredaniel Editeur. Before you started Aikido, you were already interested in other practices, including Judo, how did you get from one to the other?
0:56 - How did you get from Judo to Aikido?
1:30 - Where did you hear about Aikido first, from your readings, or from a demonstration?
1:50 - Did this discipline look like it was the right thing for you?
2:23 - What is Budo?
2:47 - You went to Japan in 1950-55 right?
3:17 - At this time, you were still teaching physical education?
3:27 - You spent three years in Japan right?
3:54 - Were you alone?
4:07 - How was your arrival in Japan, you did not speak Japanese did you?
4:26 - Master Ueshiba did not speak English, how did you communicate with him?
4:35 - This is what you call Ishin-Denshin?
4:49 - How did you understand what he said?
5:12 - When you got to Master Ueshiba's dojo in Tokyo, were you the only foreigner?
5:30 - You lived with his family?
5:51 - How did he behave in intimacy? Was he someone who knows intimacy or was he always the same regardless of the circumstances?
6:03 - Were there other students who stayed with him?
6:43 - The pace was different?
7:36 - You mentioned the Zen in Aikido, can you summarize the personal and spiritual journey of Ueshiba, the founder of Aikido?
8:32 - In Hokkaido, for example?
9:07 - How could he know that it was a master?
10:01 - Today, even though you are yourself a master of Aikido, you do not convey the same education system right?
12:15 - Ueshiba created Aikido in 1922 didn't he?
16:11 - What is the influence of Zen in the foundation and the spirit of Aikido?
16:58 - You talk about spiritual alertness, is the goal of Aikido to reach and refine this vigilance?
18:13 - You were in Japan in the years 1955-1959 and this book is now out in 1988, so this is really the result of a lifetime of study isn't it?
22:28 - How is this teaching of Aikido being transmitted? By disciples?
23:37 - In your book, you also talk of a hidden meaning of training, what do you mean?
24:08 - Is there a selection in the students who enter the dojo?
25:40 - Do you think that the West can access this knowledge with no critical thinking?
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Très émouvant pour ceux comme moi qui ont connu et pratiqué avec André Nocquet durant quelques stages. Une anecdote : A la fin d'une démonstration à Maurepas dans les Yvelines dans une salle de spectacle, il répondait à quelques questions. Un jeune homme lui demande : "Vous avez fait chuter des gens mais vous on ne vous voit jamais chuter". André Nocquet qui était déjà assez âgé s'est mis à montrer des chutes à l'assistance ! 8ème dan en toute simplicité. Imaginez cela lorsque vous regardez une de ces démonstrations en vidéo en 1990, il avait 76 ans.
Merci pour cet archive et entendre André nocquet
J ai eu la chance et le privilege d apprendre l aikido avec maitre Nocquet a paris rue servan dans les annees 72 a 76.Maitre Nocquet m a fait aime cette philosophie cette danse spirituelle et passive qui pourtant etait efficace contre les agressions et les envies de guerre.Vraiment l amour du prochain se doit de passer par l apprentissage de cet art si doux et si energique a la fois c est un art d harmonie et d equilibre du corps et de l esprit qui par la force du ventre nous donne une assurance qui nous fait oublier ce qu est la superiorite et qui nous enseigne l humilite et la simplicite
Nocquet Sensei interview he talks about some Americans were coming to the dojo. My Sensei was one of those Americans and was the first American to get Shodan from O'Sensei back in 1959. His Name Robert P. Danza. He opened the first Aikido School in the USA mainland in Haddonfield NJ 1961 and taught at Fort Dix in 1960.
Merci pour l'échange. Un grand maître d'Aïkido ce Nocquet!!!!
Excellent interview,,,really enjoyed it. Going order his books now,,,such insight.
Inspiring interview! Thanks a lot!
J'ai eut la chance d'assister à l'un de ses stages en Belgique.... J'avoue que ce jour-là je n'y ai rien compris.. mais très impressioné. Oui c'était un grand Monsieur.
Formidable reportaje a este gran Maestro!! Gracias por subirlo!!
Mais que ça fait du bien, BRAVO.
Que bela e emocionante mensagem...as imagens são um verdadeiro tesouro do Aikido.
Beautiful! :-)
Merci maître
j'adore!!
Grand monsieur
Tres bien aikido & judo ensemble.
merci bcp
J a d o r e lire cette ouvrage
Excellent interview ! Très instructif. Merci
L'aïkido est la voie d'amour
on s'apercoit finalement que peu de choses ont change :)
His courses were wonderfull..Jon Stokoe
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Buenìsomo reportaaje. Noquet, un verdadero maestro !!
合気道はあまり力がなくても出来ますよ🙋 相手の力を使ってやつけられますよ🙌
Interview trés intérèssante de l'historique des arts martiaux en France -
ils inspirent le repect de part leur presence c impressionnant :)
Quel maître exceptionnel! Le la classe d'Henry Plé ou Roland Habersetzer.
Passionnant
Uma historia das artes Budo na Europa...
thanks for this - he is no well known in the UK and US :-(
Belle epoque mais " Aikido aura un gout different suivant l'endroit ou vous le pratiquerez , soyez authentique ! " ....O Sensei . ( Takemusu Aiki ) merci pour ce beau reportage .
Si j'ai bien tout lu O sensei Ueshiba a banni Nocquet en 1961
A son époque, post-seconde guerre mondiale, ce n'est pas si incroyable que ca. C'est la génération d’après, et celle de maintenant qui rament en Anglais. Beaucoup de retraites que je rencontre ont des bases d'anglais.
Very interesting are his points on a real self defence situation. There he say its not easy to love an attacker with a weapon who is trying to kill you. There for you have atemi. I dont understand Aikido in this point. Why training for love and harmony when you admit that its not realy possible in a realy dangerous situation and you have to use different more violent techniques.
subtítulos en español por favor!
@MarioSeoane
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La traduccion al ingles es demasiado basica, se pierde mucho de su bellisima explicacion.
合気道は身体によくて身体がやわらなろるり
elle devrait parler encore plus vite...
C'est beau n'est-ce pas 😊
Tres bien aikido & judo ensemble.
Merci maître