AIKIDO, BJJ, NINJUTSU AND KARATE, VERSUS A BULLY!

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We asked six senior instructors from Aikido, BJJ, Ninjutsu and two styles of Karate to share how they would instinctively react versus the classic "Bully collar grab". This came out of a discussion about how to deal a school bully, so most of the responses are about showing basic principles, breaking the grip and are fairly civilised as opposed to the more obvious "move and strike" options. THIS WAS NOT A STREET FIGHT!! LOL.
Here's what happened! In order of appearance:
00:33 AIKIDO | Dunken Francis, Aikido Silverdale www.AikidoAuckand.co.nz
03:05 BJJ | Adam Same, Pure Jiu-Jitsu Collingwood, Melbourne
05:18 NINJUTSU | Dennis Allan, Tendo Bushi Ninjutsu, Melbourne
06:26 AIKIDO | Marcus Encel, Pure Aikido, Melbourne www.pureaikido.com
08:30 KARATE (SHOTOKAN / GOJU RYU) | Michael Rutt, Melbourne
10:00 KARATE (KYOKUSHIN) | Stef Jaques, Iku Auckland
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@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 4 года назад

Check out the Aikido Silverdale playlist - lots more Aikido weapons videos, many in slow motion! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3lNflHbvHb8.html Also the footage from the amazing seminar in Melbourne Australia ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-MhFQWoZiydc.html

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

@Davis Barr Thank you David - it was a demonstration of principles answering a young lad who was talking about being grabbed at school, not a street fight as many commenters seem to assume. LOL

@rickdangerfield1183 3 года назад

@Davis Barr No-one ever get every technique and it's great these guys were being honest and putting themselves on the spot

@TheKiaiKid 3 года назад

On a different subject. I live in Washington state where we have a Silverdale near me. Is this where Silverdale Aikido comes from? Or just coincidentally something different?

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

@@TheKiaiKidour dojo is based in rural New Zealand, about 25 minute north of Central Auckland, in a little town called Silverdale, so names because of all the mist that gathers inn the valleys in autumn. Check out the facebook page for photos!

@TheKiaiKid 3 года назад

@@AIKIDOSILVERDALE thank you. Thats much further away then I believed. I'll be sure to check out the page.

@dunkenFrancis 4 года назад

The honest and open attitude of the instructors over the entire camp was heartwarming to see - zero politics, no egos, just a mat with over 250 years of experience all swapping ideas!

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 4 года назад

Completely

@steven61lombardi64 3 года назад

What about a Kick in the croce?

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

What about it? An obvious solution if you could pull it off, but hardly an ideal way for an instructor to demonstrate to a seminar full of beginners a basic response typical to their art, which was the point.

@gerard3344 3 года назад

Look at these freaks and masters ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oSEg3cH9q-4.html

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

@@expertinanything5462 Expert in anything? Doesn't sound like it? We all look forwards to your video showing everyone the expertise you boast about.

@djsuter4410 4 года назад

What did I learn from this? Don't grab a martial artist by the collar!

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 4 года назад

Lmao

@KurtAngle89 3 года назад

In fact, most defenses are against common types of street attacks, so yeah, collar grab is pretty high on the list

@ahmadrijani1752 3 года назад

100% agree 😆

@benprouty8165 3 года назад

Why not?

@benprouty8165 3 года назад

Grabbing collars opens you up for all sorts wrestlmania shit haha Who likes to cuddle?

@Ryudayz 3 года назад

I want more of these comparisons. They are quite interesting.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

Did you see the other video from the same session, this time versus a haymaker? At the next seminar we'll try to do another of these maybe against a straight kick or a jab. Thanks for your comment

@MrMickyboyblue 3 года назад

@@AIKIDOSILVERDALE Having tried a few styles over the years I find the comparisons facinating. I'm a massive fan of all the arts so love to see more videos like this. Subbed- shout out from UK :)

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

@@MrMickyboyblue Thank you my friend. Our organisation strongly believes in cross training to make us all stronger. check out the other clip on our channel, same guys versus a haymaker, it's good fun lol

@MrMickyboyblue 3 года назад

@@AIKIDOSILVERDALE Will do ! Thanks mate

@RetrogasmicPodcast Год назад

@@MrMickyboyblue 100% love seeing different takes on the problem solving, great clip

@ticktockgotalocktock 3 года назад

I appreciate your attitude and the direction of this video. I was prepared to come in to denounce the video but my mind was quickly changed upon watching it and reading your words. This was very interesting and informative and I did like the ninjutsu form.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

Thanks for being open minded. We are all about information sharing

@sonsofthunder007 3 года назад

I prefer strikes first, just in case my attacker is double-jointed. I've tried akijujitsu in real life and it works fine. Thank you for showing us your skills sir. Incredible work 💪🔥

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

Appreciate your comment

@sonsofthunder007 3 года назад

@@AIKIDOSILVERDALE Thank you sir

@Cyxodus 2 года назад

Very informative and I loved seeing each instructor's approach to the same attack. I'm not a high energy guy, so I prefer the most energy efficient way of dealing with the opponent. My personal choice is for moves that don't require me to go to the mat, just in case there is more than one hostile. Loved see this and much respect to each instructor and their art.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 2 года назад

Thanks for engaging Payton, really appreciate you taking the time to comment, and glad you enjoyed the clip.

@AdventureSMBW 3 года назад

I liked the Ninjitsu one best. I feel it put the oponent in a vulnerable position the quickest. Very cool comparison. I do Wing Chun

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

thanks for watching. appreciate your feedback

@Crocodilic 3 года назад

This is a fantastic resource, thanks to everyone involved. Big thanks to the uke too, he took a lot of falls and techniques. I hope he got a beer/drink for his work.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

Thanks Tom. Check out the other video from the same session against a haymaker. Poor Sam (the uke) got battered lol. The painkillers and hot shower afterwards were on the house though

@leastyouwillremembersomething 4 года назад

Well done to all instuctors! Love what you do Dunken! Love the intro grafix. Good luck with the channel. You are on the right track. Hope finally see you sometime soon.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 4 года назад

Thank you! I hope everything is is going well for you guys

@MrMrbrianbechtel 3 года назад

I'm a Nidan in Aikido. And a purple belt in BJJ. Without any question, these scenarios are when Aikido shines, their attention to detail with these self defense situation are the best bet

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

Thanks for the comments. To be fair every situation is different, but the more we know the better we can react.

@rkiss6114 3 года назад

Nicely done! I loved all the variations. Clean and efficient. I'll look forward to more content in the future.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

We upload every week at least

@nikosskeptikos6295 2 года назад

I really like the attitude of the first guy, but also how direct the karate guy was!

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 2 года назад

Which was your favourite solution out of interest?

@BoomBoomDeluxe 4 года назад

first video I've watch from beginning to end all day! fascinating

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 4 года назад

wonderful!

@Klasus357 3 года назад

I was impressed by the Aikido flexibility to adapt and the efficiency of each martial art also, nice demonstration,thank you!

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

thank you. I'm glad you understood it was an experiment in principles. many commenters seem to think it was a street fight lol

@gerard3344 3 года назад

Look at these freaks and masters ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oSEg3cH9q-4.html

@MB-kk2jx 3 года назад

It's all very well trying to get an attacker in a lock when they are a static, compliant, respectful student. However, a genuine attacker will be resisting and moving any which way except the way you want them to move. I know this from many years of competitive judo. In my humble opinion, simplicity is best. If an attacker grabs you, either punch straight away OR kick depending on the range..... OR love the fact that they have initiated an ammature grip against an experienced grappler.

@ChristophePeytier 3 года назад

100% agreed

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

Absolutely. Bear in mind thus was a demonstration to a mat of mainly beginners that arose out of a discussion as to how each of the different arts might respond to a common attack, so it was purposely kept simple. The following day we tried pressure testing the same idea and of course the responsees and results were much more too the point and less useful from a kihon waza perspective.

@ChristophePeytier 3 года назад

@@AIKIDOSILVERDALE understood. But it doesn't invalidate my comment about "don't speak while you show". In fact, it's even more true for beginners class, as they try to grasp what the movement is, the last thing they need is the addition of auditory information for their brain to process. it makes the understanding of the movement even more difficult. I have taught martial arts for 26 years, and Ii find myself also indulging at commenting my own movements. But i try to "slap myself behind the head" as early as i can, about that :) .

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

I guess we've established there are different teaching styles.

@iijdspartan300 3 года назад

@@AIKIDOSILVERDALE yes you talk them to death....8-)

@19Pyrus70 3 года назад

Most of the bullies I've faced get in closer with their grabbing arm already bent & me (the victim) backed up against the wall or locker or car or tree or henchman & their other accomplices flanking me so that I don't move. So of course, my 1st priority is to identify who might be likely to try to bully me & when & keep my distance in the 1st place. But that's just me.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

another possible strategy yes

@FonkaZoid 3 года назад

thank you . that was incredibly informative and interesting watching the philosophical approaches that underpin the respective sciences, as they approached the same problem

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

You're most welcome. more to come

@robertmcdowell8367 3 года назад

I'm Sifu ,10th degree in AKJ American Kenpo, fifty years. I know many ways to escape from this grab, but because I am 5'2" and slim, I use the easiest move: Left hand grabs his wrist as I step under his arm with right and left leg, spinning CCW, twisting his arm as I grab with both hands and wind up with a hammerlock behind him. From there, I strike whatever target I wish, or pull his collar back and his back slams onto his right arm. Sifu Puyallup

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

Be great to see that in a video clip! Maybe message us and we can arrange to put it up as a featured video?

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

@1Scuter Actually, it can be spelled either way. American style is usually with a n.

@STUPIDYOUTUBE_HIDINGMSGS 3 года назад

@1Scuter some school uses kempo, others kenpo, you dumb ass

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

Be nice lol.

@Clarity2020Australia 3 года назад

No-one is a bloody tenth degree unless is a MacDojo

@patrickbut-not-a-saint9418 3 года назад

Very interesting. Many thanks for a well presented and well thought out video. Would be fun to see what a Judoka did in the same scenario also, but you cover a lot of bases here so congrats to all involved.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

Yes we currently dont have a judo group in our organistion... yet!

@patrickbut-not-a-saint9418 3 года назад

@@AIKIDOSILVERDALE the various responses you demonstrated were terrific. Direct and simple, no complicated body movements; just what you want when it all hits the fan. Excellent real life striking and grappling, but a good throw is hard to beat when the other guy just won't take no for an answer.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

@@patrickbut-not-a-saint9418 Thank you. everyone was told to keep it simple as the mat was full of beginners.

@Bert-xi1dn 3 года назад

Great approach, resulting in an interesting video.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

Thank you

@nigelmccure6640 3 года назад

thank you for reuniting me with what I learned last night in my Akido Class

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

There is nothing new in thus world, only perspective

@nigelmccure6640 3 года назад

@@AIKIDOSILVERDALE no because I am actually having some free trails in Aikido in Edmonton Alberta Canada witch I can't really afford to make the monthly payments yet because I'm definitely on Social assistance so my sensi and I have made a deal where he wants to teach me some basic techniques free charge as long as I can definitely come and watch his class and I learned the exact same thing that you were actually doing so you reunited me with that technique all over again here Sir so I just actually really badly want to thank you for that matter

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

@@nigelmccure6640 great to hear you are trying to connect, no matter how. Over the years we've had similar agreements with students who found themselves short of cash for one reason or another. Just try to keep to the basics initially and absorb the overall patter of the movements, that makes it easier for your sensei to correct details rather than spending time teaching an entire concept. good luck!

@Clarity2020Australia 4 года назад

Imagine trying to bully all those guys at once hahahaha. Great video

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 4 года назад

high of the list of "bad ideas" I rckon

@jwgoon 3 года назад

It'll be hasta la vista bully lol

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

Lol

@remshot1998 3 года назад

What a stupid comment

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

@@remshot1998 I think they were joking

@silberphonix4457 3 года назад

You all seem to be good teachers and your students sure learn much from you 👍🏻

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

I hope so!

@abimullett7326 Год назад

Great content!

@dragoninwinter 3 года назад

Outstanding video.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

Thank you! We encourage cross training, so it was a natural progression for us to experiment with something like this at our seminars.

@dragoninwinter 3 года назад

@@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 👍 This is what martial arts should be and how it should be taught.

@deanmusgrove3489 3 года назад

While I am not a fan of "if someone did [insert attack here] to you, what would you do" scenarios, because there are so many variables that factor into how one would respond, such as size of area, terrain, position of your feet as the unexpected attack occurred, etc... However, I very much enjoyed this video. It effectively demonstrated the similarities and differences in the way that various arts approach an attack. I will be viewing more of your videos. I hope there are some others like this.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

Thanks Dean, I agree entirely, this was more about the different style sharing basic concepts than anything else, as you say, each situation is different.

@ThisDesignLife 3 года назад

This is fascinating. More of these please.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it. Have you seen the other video from this session on our channel versus a haymaker? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ct_NviJ4p8k.html

@ThisDesignLife 3 года назад

AIKIDO SILVERDALE I’ll check now

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

@@ThisDesignLife good man!

@Anton_the_Vampire 3 года назад

Awesome video, & fascinating to see the different responses. Maybe you could a Korean styles one sometime? (tkd, Hapkido, hanmudo)

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

Great idea. We always encourage diversity in our seminars, it more a case of who is available at the time!

@JingShenKuoshu 3 года назад

Let me know if you need a Jing Shen Kuoshu GM to join the team?

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

Always keen to add to the mix. message me and we'll discuss it!

@hughjazz4936 3 года назад

For everyone saying that the attacker is playing along: Yes, he might. But having been the receiving end of many of such demonstrations I can tell you that these techniques really do hurt (a lot) and if caught by surprise will get the results.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

You make an obvious but unfortunately often misunderstood point,. This was a demonstration, not a street fight, so what was shown came from the perspective of basic technique, however some of the instructors have we'll over three decades of experience and are more than capable of turning the kihon or basic shown here into something much uglier. Appreciate your comment Hugh.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

@David Mack Perhaps you should attend the next seminar? Or at least post some videos of yourself so we can se your expertise.

@Krang100 4 года назад

Thanks to share this video.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 4 года назад

Our pleasure, it's an honour to have so much experience on the mat to share with people

@rickdangerfield1183 4 года назад

Ouch, Ouch, Ow, Ouch, oof, ouch. Poor bloke with the beard, what did he do to deserve that?? lol

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 4 года назад

He Volunteered. In inverted commas :)

@JoelleWhiteKarateMama 3 года назад

@@AIKIDOSILVERDALE Is this what happens to students who mouth off? :-)

@edberge 3 года назад

Heh. Actually, I sort of envy him - I always volunteer when they ask for an uke for demonstrations; you only ever learn something if you've felt it done right.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

Very true

@JoelleWhiteKarateMama 3 года назад

@@edberge I know what you mean. I have directional dyslexia so anything that helps my understanding of a technique is welcome - including (oof) getting thrown :-) Another side benefit is more practice falling (we all have our stories of tripping or falling and walking away unhurt).

@Tienkou111 3 года назад

That was actually really nice demo from different approaches!

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

thank you appreciate the kind words

@Tienkou111 3 года назад

I mean it. I am a young bujinkan teacher from Finland and I would love to see such cooperation here. There is just so much business, ego and politics involved. What is the background of this video? Can I read or watch more somewhere? edit: I read the description of the video. That was useful ;)

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

@@Tienkou111 WWW.INSTITUTEOFAIKIDO.COM we are an international group of martial artists dedicated to the sharing of knowledge and mutual support.

@pgl79 3 года назад

Props to your uke. Good man!

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

indeed. poor bloke copped a few accidental clouts over that weekend LOL

@AndrewUKLondon 9 месяцев назад

Really interesting video and interesting seeing the range of approaches, for different people as well as consideration of what happens next. It'll be great to see more of these types of comparisons (eg for a knife attack, a couple of people in threatening behaviour, mugging etc). Obviously, there's the approach of avoiding the chance of dodgy situation arising (eg not dark alleys at night); awareness of potential risks (eg 2 people approaching in a way that doesn;t feel right and taking action such as moving to a more well lit place with other people..., scarppering, attempting to defuse the situation/not let it escalate (depending on the situation eg in a heated argument), and bearing in mind that a stolen phone is worth less than your life/serious injury (or to someone else), especially if you have insurance). Aikido excels at the awareness part throughout any such situation (without automatically jumping into an assumption and positioning that's likely to result in a fight. But having got past all of those it's fascinating seeing how people might approach situations.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 9 месяцев назад

Glad you enjoyed it Andrew, check out the channel playlists we've compiled them all together in one place

@AndrewUKLondon 9 месяцев назад

@@AIKIDOSILVERDALE gradually working my way through!

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 9 месяцев назад

Great! We have two major international seminars a year and I usually ask the instructors to all respond to "something" to see the comparison. Will add your suggestions into the mix!@@AndrewUKLondon

@dacukinibblah3317 3 года назад

Very nice job, thanks

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

Thanks joshua

@rudyverdin2285 3 года назад

Great comparisons what alot of people don't see is dropping of body weight to break hold and the small rolling techniques of joint not just strike whole body works in all techniques small minute and great

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it. It was an interesting session comparing the typical responses eve8if it was from a very controlled attack

@ehodfi6037 4 года назад

Thanks!! Very practial.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 4 года назад

Thanks Eric. If you like what we are trying to do here on this channel please consider subscribing we'd appreciate your support.

@ehodfi6037 4 года назад

Done!!

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 4 года назад

@@ehodfi6037 thank you so much, we try to post regularly.

@RetrogasmicPodcast 2 года назад

what a great ideas for a video, more please

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 2 года назад

There are a few others like this on our channel search "haymaker"

@shaunybenso 3 года назад

Thanks. Enjoyed this Did I miss hoofing him in the groin? Did no one hoof him in the groin?

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

yes, both karate guys mentioned or did that. hoofing did indeed occur.

@shaunybenso 3 года назад

Hahaha. My bad. I was sleepy while watchin 🤦‍♂️

@JoelleWhiteKarateMama 3 года назад

Hmmm, I notice the same man was the uke every single time... Is this what happens to students who mouth off? :-) Thanks for this video - some very fun stuff and I'm geeking out comparing/contrasting!

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

LOL no, he 'volunteered" :)

@i-evi-l 3 года назад

I found a useful move in all of them, but the Shotokan one was a ringdinger. I laughed at it pretty hard, only because I wasn't expecting that.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

@trommeltom175 3 года назад

I like the one at 8:00 min. I would like to try this at my next Karate training with self defence....

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

Film it, it would be good to see

@zenmeister451 3 года назад

A straight up, street fighting bully would be an entirely different ballgame. And yes, they're out there. That said, for the average a-hole bully... Aikido techniques were actually rather decent. Brazilian Jiu Jitsu techniques left a lot to be desired...in my opinion. It seemed to me that he was always trying to bring the situation down to the ground. Granted, that's much of what Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is about, but why do it when it's not necessary? Karate techniques seem to leave too much room for that left hand to do something. Aikido techniques were pretty decent about dealing with that possibility - as a part of the initial defense in the first place. Interesting demonstration though.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

Thanks for your comment. It was about basic approach really

@jacobharris1846 3 года назад

The reason bjj seeks to go to the ground is to avoid the possibility/inevitability of heavy strikes or stumbling and tripping which can cause massive damage. If you take it down, you have more control. It doesn't take much to be knocked over and a big guy who is untrained can potentially injure or even kill you with a single punch. Sometimes the ground is a terrible idea but sometimes it makes perfect sense.

@zenmeister451 3 года назад

@@jacobharris1846 Agreed! Can't argue that. It's definitely a situational determination. I was once attacked at a Santa Cruz, CA beach by about 7 young thugs. One of them had a baseball bat and was enthusiastically trying to bash my head in. The struggle began in an upright position. Which then led to me dropping to the ground. And then back to an upright position - where I was then able to disarm the the baseball assailant; at which point they all ran like scared bunnies. The fact that there were 7 of them actually worked in my favor.

@thejamunit2835 3 года назад

Great video thanks. Off topic - what mats are you using? I have tried interlocking mats for judo and they were very slippery...

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

interlocking mats but the surface isnt slippery, imported from Korea I think, 1m x 1m. we also have a thin layer of carpet underlay underneath them to insulate against the concrete floor so it's a nice surface.

@jasoncruz582 2 года назад

This is so cool.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 2 года назад

thanks Jason it was fun to do.

@jasoncruz582 2 года назад

@@AIKIDOSILVERDALE So rich in information, no egos. In the States we got a lot to learn. Uso

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 2 года назад

@@jasoncruz582 Here also - seminars like this are very rare unfortunately. Our channel and our organisation actively encourage cross training and the sharing of ideas between clubs and styles - I'm really glad you found it useful. There are a couple of other clips like this on the channel too ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-hlm2W7p1KL4.html

@craig.barker 4 года назад

Go directly to each via the links below: AIKIDO | Dunken Francis, Aikido Silverdale: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-05ibzob1iz0.html BJJ | Adam Same, Pure Jiu-Jitsu Collingwood, Melbourne ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-05ibzob1iz0.html NINJUTSU | Dennis Allan, Tendo Bushi Ninjutsu, Melbourne ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-05ibzob1iz0.html AIKIDO | Marcus Encel, Pure Aikido, Melbourne ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-05ibzob1iz0.html KARATE (SHOTOKAN / GOJU RYU) | Michael Rutt, Melbourne ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-05ibzob1iz0.html KARATE (KYOKUSHIN) | Stef Jaques, Iku Auckland ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-05ibzob1iz0.html

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

thanks Craig

@vlad_tapes 3 года назад

Es más productivo esto que estar poniendo artes marciales enfrentadas para ver cuál es la mejor. Buen trabajo 👍

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

¡Estamos de acuerdo! gracias por tu comentario.

@darkthunderplotts 3 года назад

Good stuff

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

thank you

@pietjepuk7910 3 года назад

Net écht jij doet dít dán doe ik dat verry slowe motion MUAY THAI OR TOMIKI AIKIDO KHMER

@omarabdullaziz7587 3 года назад

This issue with all of this.. is that the "bully" is cooperative and isn't actually trying to hurt the martial artists. He's also not fully resisting. One VERY important thing I'd like to say, ks that general fitness IS THE MOST IMPORTANT thing in term of self defense

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

Disagree with the latter point. We have a very unfit grossly overweight student (by his own admission) that would utterly destroy most people. Every situation is different. So the reaction needs to be appropriate

@charliedewoeps3367 4 года назад

I'll say I loved the throught and locks, but why did the not just go for a straight heel kick or simolar to the floating ribcage or the like? Could be I'm just missing out on something but it would seem the most simple and direct option?

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 4 года назад

Absolutely, that is an entirely feasible option. Just not one that any of the instructors chose when we put them on the spot.

@yuriysemenikhin302 4 года назад

Because when some one grabs you like this, they either push or pull you rather then remain static, so the idea is to get rid of the grip which naturally takes you into a position to gain control. In the first stage it's near impossible to deliver a good strike In the second stage a blow exchange instead of gaining full control just does not make sense

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 4 года назад

Looking forward to seeing your video showing us what you mean

@yuriysemenikhin302 3 года назад

@@AIKIDOSILVERDALE I'll do my best :-)

@mendooo6184 3 года назад

世界に通用するこれらの武道全てを生む日本て先祖代々格闘技研究研鑽にかけては異次元なんだな。子供の頃から当たり前のように武道を習った日本人として今更気付かされ驚く。

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

このチャンネルでは、日本の武道だけでなく、すべての武道を紹介し、相違点ではなく共通点を紹介するようにしています。ご意見をありがとうございます

@rashidmartialarts9513 4 года назад

Great video. May I know where is the dojo based in ?

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 4 года назад

Auckland New Zealand

@rashidmartialarts9513 4 года назад

@@AIKIDOSILVERDALE thanks. Is it possible to drop by your dojo if I am NZ ? What are the charges for tourists

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 4 года назад

@@rashidmartialarts9513 if you are ever in Auckland please get in touch we'll make you welcome

@rashidmartialarts9513 4 года назад

@@AIKIDOSILVERDALE thank you very much. Looking forward

@andrewvillanueva4222 3 года назад

Awesome techniques for a lapel grab. If a someone grabs you can't think you must react fast. You must reaction without thinking.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

Absolutely. This was more about a kid avoiding a bully so a bit more considered, but the principle is the same

@didierbembozz1340 4 года назад

I like both Aikido and karate goju ryu solution. But ninjutsu and BJJ is also very cool.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 4 года назад

Thank you Didier. I put them on the spot a bit with this so it was great to see how everyone reacted.

@luissilvaneto1960 3 года назад

Muito boas demonstrações, sucesso a Todos.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

Muito obrigado pelo seu apoio. Por favor, inscreva-se se você gostaria de ver nossos novos vídeos.

@luissilvaneto1960 3 года назад

OSS, TMJ

@donball9777 3 года назад

fun video chaps, here to us all being able to get back on the mat soon.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

Absolutely! Training in small group atm, but seminars still not really a go.

@donball9777 3 года назад

@@AIKIDOSILVERDALE sadly we cant even do that, to be honest i doubt my club will survive this pandemic.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

Sorry to hear that. Can't you even spread out and do solo kata, or zoom classes just to keep things going?

@donball9777 3 года назад

@@AIKIDOSILVERDALE we do a martial art that is sparing heavy ,and we dont really have a kata that can be done alone. only so much you can do with footwork and shadow boxing. but we are being charged storage by the hall owners for out mats and equipment , a cost we cant sustain with no income coming in.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

Ouch. :(

@meotjulien64407 Год назад

On voit parfaitement les différences entre art martiaux et sports de combat.. les sports de combats génèrent une efficacité discutable selon les diverses approches de l'agression en ayant une consommation d'énergie plutôt importante sans forcément être fluide au naturel et surtout certaines techniques de sport de combat met en danger le pratiquant..les arts martiaux type Ninjutsu ou Aïkido et même Karaté ont une approche bien moins consommatrices d'énergies et plus protectrice pour le pratiquant tout en ayant une efficacité certaine.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE Год назад

An interesting comment, so we've translated it "We can clearly see the differences between martial arts and combat sports.. combat sports generate a questionable efficiency according to the various approaches to aggression by having a rather high energy consumption without necessarily being naturally fluid and especially certain techniques of combat sport endangers the practitioner. Martial arts such as Ninjutsu or Aikido and even Karate have a much less energy-consuming and more protective approach for the practitioner while having a certain effectiveness." Not sure I 100% agree, but the observation that the more energy-economic solutions are therefore most effective is definitely a good starting place when reviewing "reliable" self defense techniques. Un commentaire intelligent merci et bienvenue sur la chaîne.

@mustafaozgunylmaz2337 3 года назад

All of them are good. I think ninjitsu is the most effective and scientific

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

"Scientific". Interesting...

@fatpants666 3 года назад

The presumption is that the uke grabs and doesn't let go. My grab would be a distraction and would never be a death grip.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

You should come to the next camp, we could try that out.

@fatpants666 3 года назад

I would love to. As I am in the UK though its a bit of a trek! Ha.

@mginneprivatelimited5755 3 года назад

Most of these videos miss one vital point, the bully will not stand there still, waiting for you to start your maneuvers. Bully will try to destabilize and follow up with a punch to face. Only one move by Aikido seems realistic as it moves away from the line of attack before starting counter maneuver.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

Correct. This drill was from a discussion about how we all react from an individual art pov, and we tried to show some simple the mat full of beginners could try. We pressure tested the same drill on the following day and it was far more to the point, mainly taking balance and either dropping or striking the opponent. Not very pretty to watch and not really a great way to reach fundamentals, hence this video was the one posted.

@cobracriada7888 3 года назад

Parabéns. Muito boa a ideia de demonstrar estilos e possibilidades diferentes para uma mesma situação. Claro que são demonstrações de técnicas POSSÍVEIS DE SEREM EXECUTADAS POR PESSOAS TREINADAS. Ninguém vai assistir ao vídeo e executar com sucesso qualquer uma das técnicas, por isso TREINE!

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 2 года назад

sorry, even google translate didnt make any sense of that. English please?

@thomasstunts 3 года назад

Your little intro splash thingy is the same as Dr Greg's lol

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

probably same designer.

@HollyShmit 3 года назад

Ninjutsu is definitely one of the best if you consider it's simplicity and effectiveness. You have your opponent disabled in one swift movement. Can break their arm and shoulder if you felt like it too.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

Swift movements are good. As are heron and seagull movements :)

@talesfromthetoiletseat8295 3 года назад

This is a very refreshing video. I like the concept. Different styles and their answer to common situations. No BS just information then let the viewer make their own conclusion.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

Thanks. You'd be surprised at the hate from some viewers who don't understand the difference between a demonstration and a street fight lol

@talesfromthetoiletseat8295 3 года назад

@@AIKIDOSILVERDALE oh I believe it lol

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

@@talesfromthetoiletseat8295 :)

@The31st 3 года назад

It's cool you guys have all come together, but I hate seeing this stuff not tested against a resisting opponent in a more realistic situation. No one grabs you arm locked out then just stands there, they are gonna be pushing and pulling, shaking you around and using force. That will make it much harder to do all these cool moves you're showing off and timing them will be basically impossible. The punch to the face was the best one there probably.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

This was a seminar, with mainly beginners on the mat, not a street fight. In another session we did indeed pressure test some of the basics from each art and obviously nearly everyone had to adapt what they did to the specifics of the the pressure. But without a Kihon, no-one could ever learn anything

@The31st 3 года назад

@@AIKIDOSILVERDALE that's cool too see, you don't see much pressure testing in martial arts without sparring these days so it's good you do that

@pauloeduardobatistamarketi8277 3 года назад

👏👏👏👏👏👏 TODAS as Artes Marciais contra o BULLYING 👊👊✊✊✊✊

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

Claro!

@beastman.330 4 года назад

Can you teach me how to do a juddo chop on the back of the neck.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 4 года назад

Like in The Man from Uncle you mean? LOL

@savagecoconut1735 4 года назад

Judo throws, karate chops.

@STUPIDYOUTUBE_HIDINGMSGS 3 года назад

@ paris dakar you need pork chop for that, then create butter curry

@josueel-azeem548 3 года назад

Great application of techniques! However Eye must say that unless the practitioner of these arts is really physically strong, these techniques applied by themselves won’t really work and he may find himself tussling more with his assailant than actually subduing. The thing to do is to first maim the assailant; strike the groin or pressure points of the body, then go for your wrist lock, elbow lock, throw or takedown. Eye often see that Masters do not stress this self defense strategy enough.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

I'll have to disagree. two of those instructors are involved in CP work, and I know use this stuff in their jobs

@hridayhoney6080 3 года назад

Can you please do comparison between different Karate styles

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

Will will try. There is already several styles on the channel in various videos.

@Benjay1975 3 года назад

Bjj guy would have got a knee to the face on that dive to his legs

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

... If he'd done it at slow, demonstration speed... Its a seminar, not a street fight.

@windingdriveway 3 года назад

So many YT experts saying why this and that won't work. So funny listening to experts who don't know anything!

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

Most didn't read the description or watch more than the first two minutes lol. Have offered to post their videos showing us all how to do this "properly" but so far no takers lol. ;)

@gaminghunt5837 3 года назад

Scout Eleven that is bullshit that doesn't work

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

@@gaminghunt5837 what exactly are you referring to?

@windingdriveway 3 года назад

@@AIKIDOSILVERDALE He's having a moment :-)

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

@@windingdriveway still not sure whether you are referring to a previous comment or an aspect of the video...

@k9m42 3 года назад

I think Judo would be most effective in this scenario.

@BrenoGF144 3 года назад

Yeah I agree, wrestling has a few takedowns without throwing yoursef together but judo is like 60-70% that

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

It entirely depends upon the situation

@Sam-Gray 3 года назад

Do you mean the one the karate guy did at the end?

@johnnylawrence9329 3 года назад

too bad the ninjutsu guy forgot to bring his shurikens! great video though!

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

They were in his car along with a healthy salad and low carb sandwich. Seriously though his ninjutsu was so close to old school aiki jujutsu or daito ryu as to be indistinguishable, just show how the names if arts matter less than the individual practitioner

@JK-uj8ur 4 года назад

Honestly, a no nonsense uppercut would be a much simpler yet very effective solution.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 4 года назад

yes, that's yet another option.

@joshpotectan6028 3 года назад

Or a front kick to the shin bone of the attacker, or front kick to the balls for that matter.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

Another option. Maybe you should make a video showing your solutions, we'd be happy to feature it

@joshpotectan6028 3 года назад

@@AIKIDOSILVERDALE hehe. I humbly decline. But very interesting video nonetheless. 😁😁😁

@edberge 3 года назад

If the aggressor has already seized the initiative and has you by the collar, he's not (in real life) going to be passive, he's going to either punch you in the face or use the collar grip to control your balance and move you around; if you pick up a foot to kick without regaining control, you may be in trouble. Stomping on his instep is a good move, but not if he's shaking you like a terrier with a rat in it's mouth.

@splint3048 3 года назад

8:43 I'd be interested to see how effective that is in a real world situation.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

grab someone and try it?

@fortnitecompilation4634 3 года назад

Wouldt work, i train bjj and wrestling. You need to break the Grip first. Nobody would fall like that with the grip

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

@@fortnitecompilation4634 looking forwards to seeing your mastery on video soon, happy to make it a featured clip. Hope you have time to produce it in between all the fortnite ...

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

also, watch the entire clip not just the first few minutes before commenting, makes you look stupid (several of the instructors break the grip)

@fortnitecompilation4634 3 года назад

@@AIKIDOSILVERDALE taking about 8:43 , acting is what its called

@blakewangler230 3 года назад

There's no historical evidence that ninja practiced hand to hand combat however many ninja did have some sort of samurai background or even an ashigaru background every family and clan had there own independent system shinobi no jutsu skills are supplementary skills but logically ninja did why wouldn't they like modern special ops and covert ops part of it may have to do with the job description of a shinobi if there captured there captured say if they like infiltrated a fortified area standard samurai however do have some mention of hand to hand combat but it was the last of the last resorts your in the open or your even in a large scale battle you have your allies with you so again logically they did but due to there job description we may or may not have documentation as of now there's no evidence but again many did have some sort of samurai or ashigaru background and in addition to that its possible that if a shinobi from any class infiltrated another army that they would have knowledge of that system and if it where shinobi samurai then perhaps they would have knowledge of that system and knowledge of say the enemies system from when they infiltrated the enemy ranks

@RichardBejtlich 3 года назад

Did Ninja know how to use punctuation?

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

I think everything was done in one breath lol.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

Tbh the history is of only marginal interest to me, my concern is what practitioners Now are doing and why. My experience so far of modern ninjutsu has been that it is very close to aiki jujutsu.

@blakewangler230 3 года назад

@@AIKIDOSILVERDALE i got ya i wasn't replying to downgrade your channel by any means i just wanted to give some information though on the shinobi

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

@@blakewangler230 roger that, thanks for the comments. There's quite a few Ninjutsu video's on the channel, be interested in what you think. He was a good guy and very honest about what he did - most of it looked like Daito-ryu or Aiki-jujutsu to me, pretty functional

@thinker8286 3 года назад

In my opinion, karate kyokushin technique is more effective for this situation. BJJ is a great marcial art, but I don't think it would be so effective.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

Everyone has an opinion. That's why we made this video to show as many different viewpoints as we could.

@jenkah 3 года назад

A bit of resistance from the uke would be nice. The effectiveness of a technique relies on the way that it is practiced, I mean as more realistic the attack more effective the defense.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

the instructors were told to keep it simple as the mat was mainly beginners.

@BlakeMcCringleberry 3 года назад

8:10 until we see a hiji shime? Of all of the techniques shown, it's the only one (outside of the BJJ stuff) that doesn't rely on the attacker holding on with his arm straight out.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

Read the description. It will add context

@ryand4533 4 года назад

I like the Ninjistu guys response who is he?

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 4 года назад

Dennis Allan from Tendo Bushi Ninjutsu in Melbourne, Australia. Check out the other videos n our channel, quite a few with him teaching. And don't forget to subscribe if you like the content - thank you!

@jamestait8676 3 года назад

@Canadian Spawn no it's not, there is no unarmed combat in ninjutsu, it's all a lie. Sorry

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

These guys choose to call what they do ninjutsu, whatever you might believe. I don't care about names only people and their intentions.

@jamestait8676 3 года назад

@@AIKIDOSILVERDALE it's not about what I believe, it's fact. I'm as devo'd as the next ninja fan but there is no historical evidence of any ninja martial arts. In fact any one could be a ninja from top ranking samurai to peasants. Ninjutsu is an act, a job if you like not a form of martial art.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

@@jamestait8676 So if they called it "Jujitusu" or "Japanese self defence" something it would somehow change? Names are utterly meaningless, it's who the people are and what they are doing that counts. Also, there is lost of documented, reliable evidence of the existence of ninjutsu in various form as far back as 1100. According to Shōninki, the first open usage of ninjutsu during a military campaign was in the Genpei War, when Minamoto no Kuro Yoshitsune chose warriors to serve as shinobi during a battle. This manuscript goes on to say that during the Kenmu era, Kusunoki Masashige frequently used ninjutsu. According to footnotes in this manuscript, the Genpei War lasted from 1180 to 1185, and the Kenmu Restoration occurred between 1333 and 1336.[3][page needed] Ninjutsu was developed by the samurai of the Nanboku-cho period, and further refined by groups of samurai mainly from Kōka and the Iga Province of Japan in later periods. But to reiterate my former point, it's a name, who cares what they are calling what they do? The entre reason for our organisation, and this channel is to encourage the sharing of knowledge, so whether you believe there is no ninjutsu makes no difference.

@simonmorris4226 3 года назад

Anyone struck by the similarities?

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

Yep! and that's kinda the whole point - we are bipeds, how different CAN it be really?

@simonmorris4226 3 года назад

@@AIKIDOSILVERDALE having practiced jujitsu and aikido for more than half a lifetime and having been taught by 2nd dan karatekas, kick bocces, tai chi practitioners and boxed a bit at school you work that out a bit sharpish!👍

@Ryudayz 3 года назад

What strikes me is that most of them use similar technique on the first example. (bending the wrist of the person grabbing them)

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

Probably instinctive to weaken the grip?

@yourleftisttesticle 3 года назад

As a former grappler, the BJJ guy definitely didn't go the classic route I would in a self defense scenario. He is definitely competition minded. There's a lot of easier, less strength intensive options taught in BJJ than he showed. Judo guys also have a really effective arm break to that.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

Many options

@PaterPerker 9 месяцев назад

sigh ... it's always something with you bjj clowns

@zylynzamora7217 3 года назад

Good job for martial art defence, many people now thinking if you learn martial you should go to the ring in ufc. Lol

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

indeed

@PaterPerker 9 месяцев назад

you can thank those Brazilian con artists for that

@bocilan235 3 года назад

I prefer that shotokan technique because more simple

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

Everyone reacts differently

@benboyd1362 4 года назад

Great moves, but I didn't see the ninpo takedown. Did I just miss it?

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 4 года назад

5:18 is the ninjutsu instructor.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

@pat mat Perhaps t was because he'd already demonstrated several f those techniques on the previous day (see our other videos) and was trying to show variety for the mainly beginners on the mat?

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

@pat mat great stuff, glad you enjoyed it. I interviewed him in another video too, to try to dispel some of the "black pyjamas and turning invisible" stuff, it's an interesting chat - he's a smart guy!

@SAinTIdiVAca 3 года назад

Kinda like the karate thing. Gonna try it out with my bjj

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

Lots of options we were just experimenting

@PaterPerker 9 месяцев назад

backhanded comments is where bjj shines apparently

@adamsmith3413 3 года назад

BJJ is becoming the next billshito.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

Interesting comment. Be keen to feature one of your video's of you showing us what a real martial art should look like.

@PaterPerker 9 месяцев назад

what did you expect, people like Joe Rogan, Jocko Willink and Rener Gracie keep pushing the bjj hype train bandwaggon non-stop ... it's basically becoming a blue belt factory ... furthermore, there is always a balance between quality and quantity ... and when everyone knows jiu-jitsu, nobody will benefit from it, when everyone's a blue belt, no one's a blue belt

@GiC7 3 года назад

Nice

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it. Check out the other video recorded during the same session against a haymaker

@jayjai9839 3 года назад

By the opening title I thought this was a gteg doucette video🌚😅

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

ok. good to know.

@markusbarth1 3 года назад

Ok, can you repeat this with the attacker putting his boxing or mma gloves on (provided he has a pair of gloves otherwise I'd be delighted to send you some), starting to throw punches immediatly after sinking in the collar grip and defending any attempts to attack the gripping hand and arm?

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

Coukd do, but all the responses would be very different I'm sure. Read the description, this was a demonstration of core principles that came out of a discussion with a young lad being bullied at school.

@markusbarth1 3 года назад

@@AIKIDOSILVERDALE understood. However, core principles should still be applicable under heavy artillery. I am not talking about the psychological pressure, i.e. people blacking out and switching into haymaker mode (which admittedly is an entirely different story). I am talking about addressing the collar grip with something that works against someone with a decently strong forearm without risking being knockout. This would be a really interesting and productive workshop. Check out Brian Peterson's video to see what I mean: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-e_IfnyphifA.html

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

@@markusbarth1 for sure, but once again, that wasn't the purpose of this particular seminar demo. If I'd gave said to the uke "grab them and try to beat the crap outta them" I'm sure we'd all have done variations of the move off the line and kick hard and low. Not that interesting and would also have got the kid in trouble at school.

@tassoskard8157 3 года назад

I liked the first guy!

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

He's a decent chap lol

@zoltanl8056 3 года назад

why always assume a static attacker frozen to co-operate?

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

not cooperate but "basic" so each art could show their BASIC principles. it wasnt a street fight

@nodesenvainessinrazon 4 года назад

La iniciativa de proponer una ayuda a las victimas de bully es muy buena y la apoyo totalmente, pero Creo que deberían haber consultado a instructores con mas nivel.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 4 года назад

Obviamente te consideras un experto. ¿Por qué no publicar un video que nos muestre cómo USTED haría esto mejor? A todos nos gustaría verlo.

@nodesenvainessinrazon 4 года назад

@@AIKIDOSILVERDALE Estimado Sr. Obviamente mi opinión le ha molestado. No se puede estar de acuerdo con todo el mundo. Le contestaré a su petición con una pregunta_ ¿Vd. cree que es necesario haber ganado un anillo de la NBA para poder opinar si Lebron James es mejor jugador que mi vecino?? Yo creo que no, por eso doy mi opinión. No le pido que la comparta, pero si que la respete. Yo no he faltado el respeto a nadie. No me educaron así. Le reitero mi enhorabuena por la iniciativa y le envio saludos cordiales.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 4 года назад

Yo SOY en el video. La regla de este canal es que todos compartimos conocimientos. Si quieres criticar tienes que publicar una mejor idea, o todo lo que eres es otro patético guerrero de teclados.

@ThisDesignLife 3 года назад

I bet that guy was aching loads after this

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

.. he was uke for the following session too, poor bloke!

@suds1228 3 года назад

Thinking exactly same. That wrist is gonna need some ice and Motrin!

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

200,000 views WOW!

@clubalgoritmico3926 3 года назад

Street Fight is not so slow, also good boxers can be knoked-out

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

Read the description. This isn't a street fight, nor was it meant to be.

@eduardox 3 года назад

For a way more realistic solutions, Check Bas Rutten self defence videos... Most of this demonstrations just don't work in a real situation... But respect to all of them either way.

@AIKIDOSILVERDALE 3 года назад

this was aimed at Children being bullied/grabbed at school, so we kept it civilised on purpose.