Tohei could’ve upped the level of teachings of Aikido with its essential component and mastery of Ki. But sadly, the son of O’Sensei forbade it. Now if you noticed no schools other than his would mention Ki. I think it’s a matter of agreement and respect by Aikikai to not meddle with his style.
@samcollier27427 ай бұрын
If they discovered such great wisdom , how is is that so many of them died of cancer?
@user-gt6xs7pc2v8 ай бұрын
Ueshiba sensei was a shaman that's why he was respected. Minoru Mochizuki, Kenji Tomiki and Masando Sasaki testfied that sensei Ueshiba could see things no one can see and read their mind . shinto is not religion. way of god? no! way of kami. kami means life of everything in universe. aikido is harmony and balance. fire and water friend and enemy man and woman nondualism it is sad 99 percent of japanese do not understand shinto and aikido.
@vytautasmikuciauskas22210 ай бұрын
22:23 no it would be possible to ressist
@vytautasmikuciauskas22210 ай бұрын
Founder doesn't throw his students students throw themselves
@marycordova-de7bx Жыл бұрын
I would be in paradise. If I could have Studied with such a gifted Sensei
@cor2250 Жыл бұрын
Osu 🙏🏼
@williamdelong8265 Жыл бұрын
Sensei Pierce student of Koichi Tohei founder of N.J. Ki Society. Strongest guy I ever met. In his 50s easily did splits? Threw us around like rag dolls. Always smiling and happy. Great Teacher.
@williamdelong8265 Жыл бұрын
I pay homage to O Sensei. Homage to Koichi Tohei.
@0biwan77 Жыл бұрын
That’s O’Sensei’s son, Kisshomaru, attacking with the live blade near the end of this.
@user-qf7rv1ik9j Жыл бұрын
非常に貴重な映像の投稿に誠に感謝致します！
@dianaorejuela4562 Жыл бұрын
Tal vez este documental en español dónde lo puedo ver
@vladimirbaturhin3849 Жыл бұрын
Спасибо есть чему поучиться
@gerhardmayer6289 Жыл бұрын
Obwohl der Herr die ki Kraft hatte bis zum Schluss wurde er alt das ist merkwürdig
@danielletiletnick4834 Жыл бұрын
Thank you Sensei
@user-kp3hd9wr4w Жыл бұрын
I know that the creator of the video doesnt know anything about how it works, but explanation like this would make western people to talk trash about ueshiba morihei and aikido
@claytonthomas495 Жыл бұрын
M
@docb4304 Жыл бұрын
What a crock of bs .
@licjoseantoniocardenashern4901 Жыл бұрын
Buenos dias el Akido, es armonia, emplear la fuerza del adversario.
@tofikerab1864 Жыл бұрын
Ok merci
@tofikerab1864 Жыл бұрын
Ok merci infiniment
@pierrecrampagne6826 Жыл бұрын
Au travers de la vidéo, le Grand- Maître, fondateur de cette discipline, ce côté un peu mystérieux, mais aussi au travers des énergies intérieures, on retrouve ici, les mêmes principes qu'en yoga avec l'i y e n g a r et les maîtres Indonésiens en S i l a t à la campagne, ce parallèle entre la nature, les mouvements de la discipline, qui doivent mener si on pratique correctement avec ce qui a autour ( mode de vie, cuisine, faire ses mouvements sur du gazon , ou là dans la nature si l'on est seul, se trouver en harmonie avec elle, ce qui nous renvoie au plus profond de nous-même, pour s'améliorer, mais aussi développer ses propres énergies, et celui qui a un dojo, être à l'écoute de ses élèves, et de modifier ses mouvements s'il vous dit qu'il ce qui ne va pas avec son physique. Si vous avez des clubs où on vous dit que les bras se cassent ici, ou vous laisser rentrer dans un, au bout de plusieurs fois la porte d'entrée est fermée à clé sans plus d'explications, ou que le professeur dise qu'un te ou untel à une (sale gueule et fait tout pour le faire partir), ou faire les marginaux pour sélectionner les élèves qui ne restent qu'entre -eux, ne méritent pas cette discipline, et ce sont des bons à rien et des charlatans qui ne pensent qu'à eux.
@readyplayericecland8188 Жыл бұрын
Is he here
@Backlashed2 жыл бұрын
23:46 Tohei Sensei, who is that next to him? Shihoda?
@joseev4645 Жыл бұрын
He is Kisshomaru Ueshiba
@billbux84282 жыл бұрын
0:55 Does no one know how to grab his legs?!
@jassimarsingh6505 Жыл бұрын
That’s not the context, you gotta understand the context to understand why they are doing this
@georgeszaszvari31082 жыл бұрын
I frequently return to viewing this wonderful documentary video, important for all Aikido trainees, with key details here and there in O-Sensei's demonstrations for the more discerning to learn from. It is also fun for today's surviving older trainees to identify those future teachers, like Shoji Nishio and Seigo Yamaguchi, in the student line ups in the dojo takes.
@jf64142 жыл бұрын
Gracias desde Venezuela!
@naymyanmar85912 жыл бұрын
I love aikido
@kabook19852 жыл бұрын
the God
@apocolex932 жыл бұрын
Thanks for uploading! :)
@Emperor_Shao_Kahn2 жыл бұрын
WWE before wrestling existed, this shit will 100% not work unless ur a fighting 12 year old kids
@TV-xd1pb2 жыл бұрын
Lol Aikido is not born for fight lmao... totally different thing okay..
@jasoncroteau27423 жыл бұрын
Mikmaq wabanaki tribes have ties to the Samauri
@karlshipley51423 жыл бұрын
I see good aspects from all Martial Arts.
@williamthomas22783 жыл бұрын
I count at least 12 basic attacks times 12 basic techniques times jodan chudan and gedan times uchi vs Soto techniques and how many subtleties that exist within these number of techniques and the actual number of Aikido moves is still in the infanant. How can I keep up? Train harder
@Porzuc_Ateizm3 жыл бұрын
this totally unrealistic bullshito especially part of "ki"
@yoshiyukiyamashita11153 жыл бұрын
Video up many thanks. ありがとうございます。From Japan.
@dannybaloi3 жыл бұрын
I love this video! I always use it to remember the warm-up exercises when I want to practice at home. I only do aikido for about a year now and I cant usually remember all of em.
@matiasmoreno44243 жыл бұрын
Barbaro
@matiasmoreno44243 жыл бұрын
Exelente
@ryugaldrago13845 жыл бұрын
verry helpful thanks
@shinobu192 жыл бұрын
He jumps into his motion and tenshin step... I dont see this being taught today..
@ryugaldrago13845 жыл бұрын
the flow is verry best
@Nightwalkersify6 жыл бұрын
Incredible! Thank you :)
@towag6 жыл бұрын
Honestly!! And people actually believed this old faker.... Mifune the great Judo man was said to have trashed Ueshiba's old fashioned martial arts fakery through throwing all of his so called uchideshi....
@airon33483 жыл бұрын
Sources?
@towag3 жыл бұрын
@@airon3348 Search & ye shall find.... Ueshiba wasn't superman...
@tomeverett2212 Жыл бұрын
KZread expert
@towag Жыл бұрын
@@tomeverett2212 No, search and ye shall find.... Ueshiba wasn't superman
@0biwan77 Жыл бұрын
It was the other way around.
@alexscott7306 жыл бұрын
Awesome dance tutorial!
@alanpower8234 Жыл бұрын
Be a lot less embarrassing to just say you do not understand.
@rivetflug48157 жыл бұрын
my dad met this guy when on leave during vietnam
@maukasmauno7 жыл бұрын
wow all this bullshit in one video...
@rivetflug48157 жыл бұрын
mauno hietala sure thing tough guy
@jamieoliver79476 жыл бұрын
Master Ken agrees lol Many will not.. such is life ha ha ha
@hectoralejandrogonzalezand2627 жыл бұрын
Thank You Velko Spasov
@z8ph0d7 жыл бұрын
The English commentary on this video highlights everything that is wrong with Western Aikido. Discussion of the external action, no discussion of what the internals are, what the reasons are behind it.... No wonder people think Aikido is weak. Because most people who practiced it--whatever they profess--have no idea what it actually is about.
@user-rt4kn8qc6o6 жыл бұрын
z8ph0d same with yoga. It got appropriated by hippies and is nothing like actual yoga.
@akitsushimahito7 жыл бұрын
It is famous TOHEI HOP! It looks strange, but I assume this hop made his body stabilized when he landed on the ground. Morihei Ueshiba also sometimes jumped at his demonstration, even though not so frequently. We have to think about why he used hop. Except this typical hop, this video shows the basic theory of Aikido. I think this is quite nice textbook for anyone else who is starting to learn Aikido.
@geraldlopez30175 жыл бұрын
Everyone moves in their own way. Some slide, some hop. Some like wide stances, some stand naturally. What the hop does is move the opponent's mind up and down. The throw is a combination of horizontal movement and vertical movement. The hop exaggerates the vertical movement, making it easy to throw. Try it when doing ikkyo and the uke doesn't want to go down. End the struggle with a little hop!
@dennys828 жыл бұрын
Who hate Aikido, hate Shintoism which is a pacific religion and backbone of Japanese culture. O' Sensei established a better concept of budo code through Aikido Iwama Ryu. The reason why some people hate this is just inside their selfishness, constant seeking of external things, pretty much materialistic and not spiritual. Aikido purposes are genuine but in order to be understood, everyone should follow the code, practicing. The center of this way definitely is: be hard like a diamond, flexible like a willow, fluid like the water and empty like the space...all of this at the same time.
@christianv-h32786 жыл бұрын
Couldn't have put it better :)
@haitaelpastor9762 жыл бұрын
Shinto is a state religion that configures a social order. And how a social order that sets a group of people apart as "non-persons" (eta) be considered "peaceful". For example.
@dennys822 жыл бұрын
@@haitaelpastor976 according to many Japaneses I know, Shinto is not even considered a religion or cult but a way of life. And after 5 years, I must correct myself because I think so now, I changed my vision and I agree with them.
@tomistrawberry1299 Жыл бұрын
Or maybe somebody just hates The acting.
@haitaelpastor976 Жыл бұрын
@@Laneta41 No, tron. No tienes pajolera idea de lo que es el shinto. Está pensado, kami aparte, como columna vertebral de la sociedad tradicional nipona. Aparte de eso, como digo, es animismo del más simple.
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Tohei could’ve upped the level of teachings of Aikido with its essential component and mastery of Ki. But sadly, the son of O’Sensei forbade it. Now if you noticed no schools other than his would mention Ki. I think it’s a matter of agreement and respect by Aikikai to not meddle with his style.
If they discovered such great wisdom , how is is that so many of them died of cancer?
Ueshiba sensei was a shaman that's why he was respected. Minoru Mochizuki, Kenji Tomiki and Masando Sasaki testfied that sensei Ueshiba could see things no one can see and read their mind . shinto is not religion. way of god? no! way of kami. kami means life of everything in universe. aikido is harmony and balance. fire and water friend and enemy man and woman nondualism it is sad 99 percent of japanese do not understand shinto and aikido.
22:23 no it would be possible to ressist
Founder doesn't throw his students students throw themselves
I would be in paradise. If I could have Studied with such a gifted Sensei
Osu 🙏🏼
Sensei Pierce student of Koichi Tohei founder of N.J. Ki Society. Strongest guy I ever met. In his 50s easily did splits? Threw us around like rag dolls. Always smiling and happy. Great Teacher.
I pay homage to O Sensei. Homage to Koichi Tohei.
That’s O’Sensei’s son, Kisshomaru, attacking with the live blade near the end of this.
非常に貴重な映像の投稿に誠に感謝致します！
Tal vez este documental en español dónde lo puedo ver
Спасибо есть чему поучиться
Obwohl der Herr die ki Kraft hatte bis zum Schluss wurde er alt das ist merkwürdig
Thank you Sensei
I know that the creator of the video doesnt know anything about how it works, but explanation like this would make western people to talk trash about ueshiba morihei and aikido
M
What a crock of bs .
Buenos dias el Akido, es armonia, emplear la fuerza del adversario.
Ok merci
Ok merci infiniment
Au travers de la vidéo, le Grand- Maître, fondateur de cette discipline, ce côté un peu mystérieux, mais aussi au travers des énergies intérieures, on retrouve ici, les mêmes principes qu'en yoga avec l'i y e n g a r et les maîtres Indonésiens en S i l a t à la campagne, ce parallèle entre la nature, les mouvements de la discipline, qui doivent mener si on pratique correctement avec ce qui a autour ( mode de vie, cuisine, faire ses mouvements sur du gazon , ou là dans la nature si l'on est seul, se trouver en harmonie avec elle, ce qui nous renvoie au plus profond de nous-même, pour s'améliorer, mais aussi développer ses propres énergies, et celui qui a un dojo, être à l'écoute de ses élèves, et de modifier ses mouvements s'il vous dit qu'il ce qui ne va pas avec son physique. Si vous avez des clubs où on vous dit que les bras se cassent ici, ou vous laisser rentrer dans un, au bout de plusieurs fois la porte d'entrée est fermée à clé sans plus d'explications, ou que le professeur dise qu'un te ou untel à une (sale gueule et fait tout pour le faire partir), ou faire les marginaux pour sélectionner les élèves qui ne restent qu'entre -eux, ne méritent pas cette discipline, et ce sont des bons à rien et des charlatans qui ne pensent qu'à eux.
Is he here
23:46 Tohei Sensei, who is that next to him? Shihoda?
He is Kisshomaru Ueshiba
0:55 Does no one know how to grab his legs?!
That’s not the context, you gotta understand the context to understand why they are doing this
I frequently return to viewing this wonderful documentary video, important for all Aikido trainees, with key details here and there in O-Sensei's demonstrations for the more discerning to learn from. It is also fun for today's surviving older trainees to identify those future teachers, like Shoji Nishio and Seigo Yamaguchi, in the student line ups in the dojo takes.
Gracias desde Venezuela!
I love aikido
the God
Thanks for uploading! :)
WWE before wrestling existed, this shit will 100% not work unless ur a fighting 12 year old kids
Lol Aikido is not born for fight lmao... totally different thing okay..
Mikmaq wabanaki tribes have ties to the Samauri
I see good aspects from all Martial Arts.
I count at least 12 basic attacks times 12 basic techniques times jodan chudan and gedan times uchi vs Soto techniques and how many subtleties that exist within these number of techniques and the actual number of Aikido moves is still in the infanant. How can I keep up? Train harder
this totally unrealistic bullshito especially part of "ki"
Video up many thanks. ありがとうございます。From Japan.
I love this video! I always use it to remember the warm-up exercises when I want to practice at home. I only do aikido for about a year now and I cant usually remember all of em.
Barbaro
Exelente
verry helpful thanks
He jumps into his motion and tenshin step... I dont see this being taught today..
the flow is verry best
Incredible! Thank you :)
Honestly!! And people actually believed this old faker.... Mifune the great Judo man was said to have trashed Ueshiba's old fashioned martial arts fakery through throwing all of his so called uchideshi....
Sources?
@@airon3348 Search & ye shall find.... Ueshiba wasn't superman...
KZread expert
@@tomeverett2212 No, search and ye shall find.... Ueshiba wasn't superman
It was the other way around.
Awesome dance tutorial!
Be a lot less embarrassing to just say you do not understand.
my dad met this guy when on leave during vietnam
wow all this bullshit in one video...
mauno hietala sure thing tough guy
Master Ken agrees lol Many will not.. such is life ha ha ha
Thank You Velko Spasov
The English commentary on this video highlights everything that is wrong with Western Aikido. Discussion of the external action, no discussion of what the internals are, what the reasons are behind it.... No wonder people think Aikido is weak. Because most people who practiced it--whatever they profess--have no idea what it actually is about.
z8ph0d same with yoga. It got appropriated by hippies and is nothing like actual yoga.
It is famous TOHEI HOP! It looks strange, but I assume this hop made his body stabilized when he landed on the ground. Morihei Ueshiba also sometimes jumped at his demonstration, even though not so frequently. We have to think about why he used hop. Except this typical hop, this video shows the basic theory of Aikido. I think this is quite nice textbook for anyone else who is starting to learn Aikido.
Everyone moves in their own way. Some slide, some hop. Some like wide stances, some stand naturally. What the hop does is move the opponent's mind up and down. The throw is a combination of horizontal movement and vertical movement. The hop exaggerates the vertical movement, making it easy to throw. Try it when doing ikkyo and the uke doesn't want to go down. End the struggle with a little hop!
Who hate Aikido, hate Shintoism which is a pacific religion and backbone of Japanese culture. O' Sensei established a better concept of budo code through Aikido Iwama Ryu. The reason why some people hate this is just inside their selfishness, constant seeking of external things, pretty much materialistic and not spiritual. Aikido purposes are genuine but in order to be understood, everyone should follow the code, practicing. The center of this way definitely is: be hard like a diamond, flexible like a willow, fluid like the water and empty like the space...all of this at the same time.
Couldn't have put it better :)
Shinto is a state religion that configures a social order. And how a social order that sets a group of people apart as "non-persons" (eta) be considered "peaceful". For example.
@@haitaelpastor976 according to many Japaneses I know, Shinto is not even considered a religion or cult but a way of life. And after 5 years, I must correct myself because I think so now, I changed my vision and I agree with them.
Or maybe somebody just hates The acting.
@@Laneta41 No, tron. No tienes pajolera idea de lo que es el shinto. Está pensado, kami aparte, como columna vertebral de la sociedad tradicional nipona. Aparte de eso, como digo, es animismo del más simple.