DROP THE UKE! Isoyama Hiroshi - 57th All Japan Aikido Demonstration 2019

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Isoyama Hiroshi Shihan demonstrating at the 57th All Japan Aikido Demonstration 2019 at the Nippon Budokan in Tokyo. Isoyama Sensei is also one of the main influences of of Steven Seagal.
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@masonictrucker8031 4 года назад

One of Sensei Steven seagal's teachers.

@bobknudsen1059 4 года назад

Anyone who selected a thumbs down should be respectful and recall the thumbs down. I believe Isoyama Hiroshi Shihan deserves more respect than that.

@79kmac 5 лет назад

I was there, it was amazing! There was also a 92 yr old who demonstrated as well. Aikido is a purely defensive style which makes it very unique.

@JB-ye9tz Месяц назад

Но когда вы столкнетесь, он даст тебе в глаз

@duncanveneziani6411 5 лет назад

For those who never experienced aikido don't judge a book by its cover. Aikido is about flow and body movement. They are so subtle yet so affective, that the untrained eye fails to see the whole dynamic process put forth in every technique; in every foot step. So those who say that his opponent is slipping, or playing it out you do not know anything else but to simply judge with ignorance.

@hokusei5822 5 лет назад

Strength of his spirit is amazing

@weinadong 4 года назад

Amazing power from Shihan Isoyama Hiroshi's hara. Most Aikido masters either use arm's muscles or body's movements to generate power. His demonstration is eye opening. I will call him a Jedi as in the Star War movies.

@mykemenar2527 3 года назад

Superbe aïkido

@nicolauapoenacastro7822 4 месяца назад

Amazing!

@gregoryw.1160 5 лет назад

82 years young! And for you haters, I know of at least one street fight in which a guy was lifted and dropped to the ground. Fight over!!! Isoyama-Shihan and the late Saito-Shihan were true Ueshiba-Ryu Iwama Aikidoka, and they are among the few to have their ukes seeing stars at these All-Japan demonstrations.... Just saying...!

@XavierDUVAL 5 лет назад

he didn't lift him here, his uke jumped on his shoulders...

@ludovic6494 2 года назад

Impressionnant !!!

@ImranAliIMNUMBERONE 5 лет назад

To the haters. For once don’t look at the elder as someone of your age. Most of us in our twenties or thirties or forties would not be able to do what he is doing at 80+.

@ManifestingADream Год назад

You're right, because that level of aikido requires like 4 decades of training to be that effective. Doubt anyone can even hate

@MrCeo1978buddy 5 лет назад

That's a skill it self being a uke

@mauroaiello1217 3 года назад

Kata guruma , Isoyama senseis sigmature move!

@user-yg7qn5eb8l 5 лет назад

Ganseki Otoshi.

@tyguerry 5 лет назад

Сильно!!!

@davidcarrero7848 5 лет назад

Aikido is real.

@hunterhunter2215 5 лет назад

why is he getting slower before he „hits“?

@PRINCKROVI 5 лет назад

Крутой дед. Уке пришлось тяжко после бросков, хотя он его и поддерживал.

@vsewolodfire7714 5 лет назад

Big man 100

@latinoislander5016 5 лет назад

It's great when your enemy cooperates with you.

@Triumph2024. 5 лет назад

That old man's a legend. He's won the all-fake and all-useless martial arts tournaments in Japan for 48 years running.

@purplesaxark 5 лет назад

It's called a demonstration....

@faustomadebr 5 лет назад

They are supposed to cooperate for the sake of the demonstration. At 1:04 the attacker made a mistake in the movement so the sensei kind of hurt him without necessity in the face. The usual movement uses the arm against the neck/chin to keep the opponent in the flow of his own energy, not an arm attack in the face.

@latinoislander5016 5 лет назад

@@purplesaxark Even so, why not demonstrate with someone uncooperative?

@latinoislander5016 5 лет назад

@@faustomadebr Thusly, we can never know if a technique is effective, if all we see is play acting.

@Melvorgazh 5 лет назад

Yamada is also old now. But they are so great those Uchideshis! ^^

@abramlittle7102 5 лет назад

the faĺling is what u should pay attention to

@79kmac 5 лет назад

It's the first thing you learn, the proper way to fall without injury.

@patipanchaiyasangkul3354 Год назад

ไปเอามาจากใหน

@childerico1426 5 лет назад

Kata otoshi look like kata guruma

@guillaumeerard 5 лет назад

It depends on the ryu-ha. Techniques names in Japanese are basically rough descriptions of something that happens during the technique, but the nomenclature is far from standardized even within the same martial art.

@childerico1426 5 лет назад

@@guillaumeerard understood thank you

@clairw7500 4 года назад

Aikido is always in demo mode

@victorayes2325 Год назад

To the hater, dont talk now. Wait till you reach his age(85) and try to do even 1% of what he is doing Before you start all the blah blah blah.. That is if you can even live up to that age. Good luck 😊

@csabatamasincetorok3008 2 года назад

Ezek előre betanult koreográfiák, nincs közük egy valódi támadáshoz.

@salahouhab9311 Год назад

Sensi visionner les vidéos c est apprendre et avancer en l aikido et se développer ouha salah Alger merc ib

@hunterhunter2215 5 лет назад

thats not fighting anymore. thats you touch someone and he slips!

@Triumph2024. 5 лет назад

hunter hunter, That old man's a legend. He's won the all-fake and all-useless martial arts tournaments in Japan for 48 years running.

@Neeleshh 5 лет назад

this poor old man needs hydration and massage. he can hardly move anymore.

@super_kinaco 2 года назад

腰投げ…うぉ

@MrChungnguyen 5 лет назад

tôi cũng học aikido rồi đa số chỉ là luyện đ̀òn thế biểu diễn ....vì nếu bị quyền anh đấm hay taekwondo đá thì chẳng ông nào đủ nhanh và mạnh để kịp đỡ đòn ....nó tốt khi đánh người không biết võ .. vì vật thì cũng bị judo quật lăn kềnh bẻ tay chân khoá cổ thì không nhanh mạnh bằng judo

@amarukensai 5 лет назад

岩石落

@chess747 5 лет назад

But reality is, no real fighter attacks like that, so it does not work to an extent, why do you think Chinese Kung Fu Master, practice fighting !!

@chess747 5 лет назад

Vui Programmer trying not to be critical, but I’m trying to compare, in real life situations, what would you do, I’m no expert period, and I hate violence, but logic tells me, how would this and that go, if it were real, because it interests me.

@cesarfrick5725 5 лет назад

@@chess747 You're right, people don't attack like that. Those attacks are intended to be as generic as possible so the practicioner can identify the basics and apply the techniques accordingly, they're not intended to represent a modern fight

@mullm5375 5 лет назад

Hannover Fist I’m gonna have to respectfully disagree.......... Aikido doesn’t work and I think it comes down to sparring. Martial arts that do not have a true full sparring aspect are generally ineffective for a lot of reasons. For one thing aikido has been training like this for over 70 years which means it has been trained without resistance causing the art to evolve into a useless state, if it were ever effective in the first place........ which I doubt. On the other hand I see no reason why it shouldn’t be trained for other reasons such as preservation of culture....... this is just my opinion for what it’s worth.

@79kmac 5 лет назад

Aikido is purely defensive. Other martial arts are more offensive in nature. The attacks you see don't represent punches, they represent overhead sword thrust because aikido originally was used by samurai to defend against samurai. That being said, I find the joint locks and throws very effective if you can effectively perform the techniques. Also if used in conjunction with a offensive material art it would be extremely dangerous.

@pollinirr 4 года назад

@@mullm5375 Sparring isn't real also. You have rules and can't do some techniques to hurt the other, even the MMA had rules to follow and forbidden hits. In the real-life, with a gun in your head every martial art it's a lie and it depends only in your ability as a martial artist. Remember that every lesson that we practice in a Dojo/Gym (regardless of the martial art) it's fake because it's a learning and space-controlled place, so it won't work in real life. But you can apply them in real life to find a solution, it won't be elegant or John Wick's fight with gangsters, but maybe it may work.

@user-pc8tn6eh8d 5 лет назад

노인잔치 인가?

@patipanchaiyasangkul3354 Год назад

นี่ไม่ใช่มวย

@jonathankruger51 5 лет назад

He carefully chose some really good Uke Break Fall partners to make his demonstration look good in front of the audience. Other than that nothing special. The art of crab my hand.

@thirael 5 лет назад

i believe Uke fall that way not because of the momentum of the technique, but to protect their joints from being broken.

@purplesaxark 5 лет назад

Jonathan has studied zero martial arts. Ever.

@piero76m 2 года назад

Orrendo Aikido, solo forza pura, nessuna presenza di Ki. Povero ukè . Il pegiore esempio di Aikido mai visto da un maestro Giapponese....incredibile

@KraljCorvin 5 лет назад

That was a good example of how NOT to do Aikido. I am by no means an expert in Aikido but when I compare his movements directly to other Aikido-ka's and their movements, it seems like he is too slow, he needs too much time to execute the technique. His movements are stiff like he is a rusting machine. People doing a martial art their whole life just move different. Just my two cents.

@79kmac 5 лет назад

I disagree. A demonstration would be pointless if he moved too fast for you to appreciate the techniques. Also, traditional Aikido is very different from some of the off shoots you may have seen. Each technique requires precision and accuracy to perform and are very painful and dangerous. Eventhough his opponents were highly trained if they were done too hastily injury would inevitably occur. Speaking from experience I almost had my hand broken by a practitioner working on his speed and simply moved too fast to avoid hurting me.

@KraljCorvin 5 лет назад

@@79kmac Ok, so stiff movements are good? And no, I can't see any real precision here. His partners are literally jumping whilst in other choreographed shows they really fall. Here, in this particular case none of his "partners" had their balance thrown off. I even watched three videos simultaneously to make sure that it is just not my biased opinion (I am normally doing boxing and wrestling). Compare this video directly to the footage of Ueshiba Morihei, you will see what I mean. This guy here also is at least injured on his leg.