Go and support Azu on his own channel here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/dmaLx9mlgNPRd9o.html

As an ex-cop and former aikidoka, yes it can work IRL... IF you *apply* the right techniques the right way for the situation. That takes either experience or a lot of training, or both.

That requires correct timing, which is something most people don't have because they never practice.

@djonfonsteen6331

Жыл бұрын

Practice with purpose. Vital

Azu, just looking over some of your more recent videos. You have a lot of spunk. Staying as active as you have with the kidney problems you've got takes a lot of drive and caring for us too continue. I thank you from the bottom of my heart. And I will pray for your recovery. God bless you and keep you. 🙏🙏

This is the only reason why I would ever want to live in London

I have got so many aikido movies that can be perfectly used in street fight.

Real world aikido techniques,, love it!

@azuspointofview5110

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Rogue. 👍🏾👊🏾✊🏾

Thank you... I have seen a few of your videos over the last couple of years and now, as a black belt trad JJ practitioner, i have just begun my Aikido journey. (would come to your dojo but am other side of rhe world at the moment 😉)

Plus an Irish hurling stick is also handy.

@jamessur1983

Жыл бұрын

😂😂😂 The best bit about a hurling stick is that there's no bluff like with a knife or a gun where you don't really wanna use it. It's always understood if they muck about you'll beat them like a piñata 😂😂😂

Used many different styles, put hem all together in a fight against 12. Helped that I was sober working in the club.

#AikidoFlow is my answer to all the haters who hate on Aikido's usefulness. Keep up the great work!

@teoteo6185

10 ай бұрын

Well I´m gonna question the usefulness here then. Look I don't doubt that Azu has been able to pull this move of, if you are bigger, physically stronger and doing it versus someone drunk or clueless sure it can be pulled off. but going for this versus someone near equal to you or someone with some clue of fighting, it's stupid to try this and I'm going to tell you why. First off he blocks a right haymaker with his left and and holds onto it with the same hand. now assuming both a right dominant, like most low the world are. the other guy would pull his arm back to break that hold, now again Azu is a strong guy, but anyone of equal strength would be able to break that grip with their right hand versus a left hand hold. the opponent also have second chance to pull back when Azu goes under his left arm there to actually go for the lock, and has a free right hand to hit him with at the same time. the fundamental problem I have with these videos is that it is always demonstrated versus no resistance. they could have easily made a video where the guy tries to resist (after the punch obviously) without anyone of them being injured. but they don't. In Akido the opponent is always submissive when training the technique, wanna know why? because most of the stuff doesn't work.

@francescodauria2884

10 ай бұрын

Bravo bravo bravo ottima risposta e così per tutti wuelli che odiano questa bellissima ed efficacissima arte marziale

😂😂 you two are hilarious while at the same time giving great instruction!😂😂

Love your videos man, yhanks for making them and sharing

I definitely need to start watching this channel more. Tbh 🙌🏾❤️🔥

Thank you,sensei.

You two are awesome amazing and very good teachers I mean I came through with insights I never had before it was all automatic thank you God bless man

Thank you for your tutelage.

I love these guys ! Great attitude and to the point Ty for the videos

@azuspointofview5110

Жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot.

AWESOME WORK 💥👍👌

Love this channel!!!

Actually used the first move the other night on the door spun the aggressor to the floor and held them under that restraint is does work

great stuff

Nice channel All aikido techniques work if we add effective atemi, with the exception of sumi otosh. Aki otosh is my favourite. W J Smith used to say, slip one in LOL he practiced traditional aikido but would often slip in a martial technique when he had a good relationship with the uki. He was a very accomplished boxer too.

I am tall so my fave thing is to cover the uke’s face completely with the arm. It’s disorienting to them as we are so visual. Then I can do another technique maybe to take them down and lock.

Dear authors, Congratulation to these terchniques, yet emphasizing the MOVES , not the techniques could help students to see the core of the AIKIDO, a way of defense by first stepping out or in known as URA or IRIMI is what helps us to avoid directly hit. As for the factors, I also agree , yet timing is what , in my expereince, most distinguishes the beginner from intermediate or advanced students. -Beginners are somohow late, or overexcited and act prematurely, -Intermediate level students try to act in time, -Advanced students act mostly preaemptively, a solution so often seen in O-Sensei´s videos. Best regards, Paul, 67, retired instructor of Karate, fan of Aikido.

@michelmoss7559

Жыл бұрын

Yes, level of skill is important in defense/counter attack. Without serious skill and training you are late reacting to your opponents

Nice. If you block with enough force they will rotate away making the arm you want come close so you don't have to reach for it. I forgot this one.

i love jasons face🤣

That's actually a pretty good idea

That is inverse form of ude garami. Hiji shime is an elbow strangle literal Japanese translation. Good technique though. Awesome stuff.

Nice vidéo i practice aikijitsutsu its very good its like aïkido the technique is very similair but i think i will start karate so i will be able to combinaise

@minorityofone1510

10 ай бұрын

I did karate many years ago up to brown belt. Been practising trad japanese JJ for 12 plusnyears now and just started aikido. You may find karate limiting imo...

Question or request, how would you defend, a blitz attack, future episode?

5:01 this is when you get glassed in the face. Don't ever let go of the arm with the weapon unless you want that weapon in you.

Agreed... also, legs and core like Usain Bolt would be handy too. Very quick use of accuracy and power. then it's... Laters.

I think this is the "omoplata" in BJJ, except they do it with their leg, and if you do it on the ground then you are very vulnerable to getting whacked. Would be nice to know a more exact name since, I think, hiji shime just means tight elbow, or elbow lock and there are a lot of "hiji shime or hiji kime" techniques in aikido.

@josephmalone253

Жыл бұрын

It's basically a under hook transitioning to a shoulder lock. Shoulder lock could be considered kaitennage or as shown a hybrid of sorts. To me it looks like the setup for a pin from sankyo. Sankyo and kaiten nage are related the way I do it. If getting the lock and then switching hands this would be the maneuver to takedown and do the sankyo pin.

@VenturaIT

Жыл бұрын

@@josephmalone253 It would be hard to go to sankyo becaue sankyo requires more distance.... this IS the final pin from ikkyo, nykkyo, sankyo, etc.... it's done at the end of all the pins, it's the basic aikido shoulder lock/pin... but you don't usually go backwards from the shoulder to the hand, but I suppose it's possible, usually you go from the hand to the shoulder, once you get the shoulder you are done because he's done once you pop his shoulder out of socket... it's identical to the omoplata in BJJ... I'm an aikido person who's trained BJJ. It's not kaiten nage, because kaiten means "wheel"... so in kaiten nage you are turning uke like a wheel as you throw him (hence the word nage) andin kaiten nage you use his extended arm as a lever to enact the wheel rotation... katien nage means "Wheel Throw"... or "Rotary Throw" or "Spinning Throw"... it's not a lock and requires constant momentum, you can't stop mid-way through kaiten nage or start half-way through it... Sankyo is a wrist lock where you turn the wrist in a circle horizontally around the center of uke, it's not like kaiten nage, because kaiten nage is a throw, not a lock or pin... ikkyo, nikkyo, sankyo are all pinks or locks not throws (nage)... nage means to throw or thrower... nage means to throw or do it and uke means to receive or to roll... so nage throws and uke rolls... nage gives it and uke receives it.... kaiten nage means the "wheel throw"... check out Saito Sensei's videos to see the basics of the techniques if you think that kaiten nage is the same as sankyo, but I guess all the techniques are the same because they are all harmonizing in some way, but the pattern and movements are totally different between sankyo and kaiten nage :D

@VenturaIT

Жыл бұрын

@@josephmalone253 Aikikai does the techniques the same as Saito does them... factually neither Aikikai nor Iwama got the full transmission of Aikido that Tohei got, so both of their Aikido is not effective and not even technically the same as what O-Sensei was doing and this is easily proven in simple photos. I studied more than 30 years in an Aikikai school. Sankyo ura is the only time where uke will ever have his head downward in sankyo, not sure where you are seeing a lot of similarity between sankyo and kaiten nage... I said that kaiten nage means wheel throw, but Japanese words don't have literal translations into English, it's us who make up the meaning... either way the basic movement of Sankyo is upward, doing it close to the chest just gives it more power since it's closer to your center and not required... the basic movement of kaiten nage is forward and in the ura it's a forward and rotation like a twisting wheel throw... nothing like sankyo... almost every aikido pin eventually ends up with uke's head going down, but that doesn't mean that all the moves are like kaiten nage... I think that the shoulder lock (not sure of the name of it) is more like kaiten nage than sankyo because you penetrate then tenkan and then you protect your arm forward and down like the blade of the sword which is kind of like doing kaiten nage but without an extended arm, so I would call it the short arm version of kaiten nage... but I still don't see sankyo in it... Here's some various Aikikai and Iwama ways of doing sankyo and kaiten nage: Sankyo (Aikikai Doshu) ------------------------------------------ kzread.info/dash/bejne/Z3161pqAc6_KYLQ.html kzread.info/dash/bejne/qpeNlduxipjcp7g.html Kaiten Nage (Aikikai Doshu) ------------------------------------------------ kzread.info/dash/bejne/gnaE17GCd5vNnco.html (soto/outside) kzread.info/dash/bejne/m4SBt9aTlsy_fZM.html (uchi/inside) Iwama (Saito Sensei) Kaiten Nage Gyakuhamni (uchi/soto) ------------------------------------------------------ kzread.info/dash/bejne/eGGKwcmrZMy1mbA.html Kaiten Nage is really a strike to the head/neck. Sankyo is really a punch to the face. Aikido is 90% atemi. But I still don't see much in common between kaiten nage and sankyo. Ikkyo/nikkyo have much more in common with sanky than does kaiten nage. That's just how I see it.

@josephmalone253

Жыл бұрын

@@VenturaIT You could strike the back of uke brain stem and sever it during kaiten nage. That is 1 idea. Rogue Warriors on YT use kaiten nage as a under hooking technique. It looks strange in their demos, not like classical kaiten nage but more wrestling. But more like aikido than wrestling. This bends the arm like how I picture sankyo. I picture sankyo as uki waza to float uke on his toes. To avoid being punched by uke free hand tori cuts uke head down. This position resembles kaiten nage very closely. They as almost the same at this point. The difference is subtle but important. If uke arm is straight it is natural to throw... if uke arm is bent it is natural to switch hands to takedown uke using a downward spiral motion. The videos you show have all waza done against katate dori. The way I was taught and trained had levels of progression. Level 1,2,3 were grab, punch, knife. When attacked with a linear strike such as a punch the angles from deflecting and blending lead to unorthodox positions. From here new techniques are discovered. At least variations of formal waza. Assuming two fighters in right stance uke uses oitsuki. Tori would defend with sankyo as I described. If uke used a right cross tori would defend with kaiten nage. I see sankyo as a defense against lead arm and kaiten nage as defense against rear arm. The relative positions making it safer for me to do waza this way however nage waza can be performed safely from either lead or rear hand while hiji waza is best for lead hand as attempting on rear hand is more dangerous. It is possible but places tori at greater risk of being countered by uke free hand due to relative ease of uke using a hook punch. I watched the videos and they seem far removed from my style of aikido. I have seen videos showing waza performed this way but they are not to my preference. I was taught differently. Everyone's aikido is unique and special like a snowflake. I realize now that the style I perform is in the minority and unheard of in the mainstream. Thank you for you studied input and viewing material. Dojo arigato.

Looks like Idris Elba can do aikido now 😀

Az sensei, need you to teach me this

Gokyo is my go to.

👍!

Very nice... the only problem is that there are ALWAYS more than one of them!!!

42inch long combat cane

Was it sequence from Hard to kill and lad with moustache attacking Seagal?

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my darg azuuuu

The issue is on line does it come in DVD FORM

im gonna try this on th bullies after holidays are over pls wish me goodluck imma do some training too

"the only moveS" ? There's only one move mentioned in the video .. ?

slow mo and the bgm make it sound like you guys are making out . ha aha ha

This is good competitions are better but in a street fight let's just face it it's a life-and-death situation your enemies goal is to harm you or should be to eliminate the target at any calls use anything that can destroy it every vital spot and enjoy it you take the enemy sight way you can easily just do whatever you want to them in a street fight they're not trained killers the goal to eliminate them into keep yourself in one piece and see if they have any money make them the complete victim of course this is a tougher country then America basically like every other countries around the world it might be more fun to hear then in the state's considering how easy America is but as I said before the enemy's Goal is to obviously tried to kill you so yours should be to get to them first and blend in the art with whatever gets the job done

That's ude garami

so, you should block throw a couple of bows to the face "to soften him up" then go for the pin.......

Just the only one? That is absurd.

Phase 2, I must have missed Phase 1.....

WOLF ODIKIA....

Reminds me the moves who Seagal teaches on Anderson Silva

YESS. HIJI HISHIMI.THANK YOU AZU

it is not hiji shime

@josephmalone253

Жыл бұрын

I think it's the aikido version

@zdfcz

Жыл бұрын

@@josephmalone253 it's not a version, it's just a different technique. Hiji is an elbow, but the elbow is not involved in this technique. This technique involves the shoulder, but not an elbow.

@josephmalone253

Жыл бұрын

@@zdfcz okay. Shows how much I know. Totally clueless here.

@odudog

7 ай бұрын

The name of this technique: kata gatame (shoulder lock)

This is Good but if I slow it down, all I see it crotch and ground.

Why do you say only moves you can use in a street fight?

@shia_labeouf

Жыл бұрын

To appease the algorithm and tease people in.

Moral of this tale ? Don't give police employees the upper hand; it might be bent...

@michaelfraser5723

Жыл бұрын

they often are

First minute: Turn down the music. Improve microphone positioning. Reduce fidgeting. Later: Too much joking around, hamming-up, and exaggerated facial expressions. Use camera more effectively. Good slo-mo.

Come to Greece make a school

Just have a Fairbanks sykes, gas, and a small handgun then you need no effort. lol"