По сути айки это создание баланса в нужный момент времени. Сёрфер, канатоходец, велосипедист по сути делают то же самое! Даже ребёнок учась ходить учится равновесию и никто не видит в этом магии и не называет малыша шарлатаном. 😅 Откройте свои глаза! А главное ум.. Ваш прошлый опыт и парадигма того что жизнь это борьба мешают вам видеть очевидное.. Другой вопрос понять идею недостаточно чтобы тут же начать ею свободно пользоваться. Каждый из вас умеет ходить, но многие ли из вас пройдут по канату, натянутому между двумя небоскрёбами? Нужна практика. Но понимание что никакого в этом чуда или обмана в этом нет - важно!
Tony Wagstaffe 2 years ago (edited) Although to many people this would look fake, it's the "kuzushi" or balance braking element that I KNOW works, as I use it myself... Once you understand the principle of body mechanics and the related postures, and to ALSO develop the muscular structure to execute the techniques, its really a matter of using ones "strength" to its most effective and economic use... It took me about 5 years to begin to understand it and to be able to utilize it in one's techniques, which takes about ten years, but with the right instruction and less "mystery" and hocus pocus (it has a habit of attracting in certain people), it can be achieved in far less... I can get people to do it within seconds but it's forgotten very quickly... Like everything physical it has to be practised hundreds of times and FELT... Once its in the body memory it can be called upon at will...
That's because all aikido comes from Daito ryu. Tenshin and Yoshinkan are more like the old aiki budo ( Daito ryu, Yamate ryu, etc) than other forms of aikido.
@@SOPACHNAYA Morihei Uyeshiba o'sensei studied many classical Japanese martial arts including sword and stick fighting, jujitsu, Aikijutsu and Sumo. Both he and Sokaku Takeda sensei were once defeated by a famous Judoka! That's probably the only time they were defeated in a public challenge match!
Imo, "aiki" demonstrations such as some of the techniques performed in this video do not lend themselves to illustrating the actual effectiveness of Daito ryu when all of the uke are compliant and throw themselves at the slightest prompt. This just makes the art look phony when it is anything but.
@@susanohara4274 I know. I train in Daito ryu and Yamate ryu aikijujutsu. The techniques from seiza are just to demonstrate the ability to unbalance/neutralize an attacker from seated , kneeling positions. There are MANY very effective, combat oriented techniques that work well which would be much better to show in many of the traditional Daito ryu videos. People don't understand aiki, so magical-seeming aiki demonstrations are not the best choices to represent the art from an outsiders perspective. The nage waza and kansetsu waza are much better choices. Despite what I have said about aikijujutsu and some of the less currently practical techniques, it is super street effective if trained properly and my favorite art to study ( thouh often quite painful). Check out some of the Fudoshin ryu aikijujutsu videos and Miguel Ibarra's "Aikijujutsu Street Defense" videos. He was a cop who used his skills on the street against fugitives and gang members. Fudoshin ryu and Miguel Ibarra's aikijujutsu are both very street applicable.
@@SOPACHNAYA Thanks very much Andy. Classical Aikijutsu is probably more combat effective than Yoshinkan Aikido when it comes to street defence. The worst are the so-called Ki Aikido! These are usually useless for street self defence and are obsessed with Ki! The Aikido of Aikikai is basically an art form and also useless for self defence!
@@SOPACHNAYA Toshihito Shibata sensei, a Japanese American is good in Ki. He studied many martial arts including Aikido and Daito ryu Aikijutsu. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-A8Ui2tS8iCA.html
@@susanohara4274 I train in this art. Just saying that many of these demo type videos are more about trying to impress people with magical aiki techniques that really wouldn't be applicable in real life. What they should show instead are the actual techniques that could be applied on the street. Shihonage, kote hinari, kote maki, kote gaeshi, ude osae, ude garame, maki gatame, etc, etc.
@@SOPACHNAYA These combat effective techniques are "secrets" taught personally by the master to his disciples. The authentic transmission of these techniques is always personal.
The samurai were geniuses. For the people than don't understand what is going on, see the shoulders of Uke in some of the techniques. This is what happens when you don't have tv and all you do is find ways to have an advantage in battle. Okamoto sensei was able to master aiki to a very high degree. All his movements were drawing a circle.
