This exhibition was held when Mr. Shioda was 72 years old. His movements are well-defined for his age. Even now, I can learn a lot from his body movements like a gold fish.
This was a life changing weekend for me. it was on this seminar, where I decided that I have to go Japan and do "the course". It took 4 more year before I managed to actually do it.
i honestly believe that aikido is shioda gozo, he was the only person that mastered the art and made it usable. too bad today's aikido is just a spirit journey and not a fighting style.
You really don’t understand the meaning of aikido ! Why do you want to fight and put your life in danger ⚠️ you are wrong when you say Gozo Shioda was the only person who mastered the art. Todays aikido is not too bad as you say. So, dommyour prefer
@@Tomasdreams gozo shioda was the only aikido guy that tested it in a real situación, in front the canteras when a beisball player treated gran him and was destroyed
ITEOTWAWKI61 i know that but i think Shioda was the last from the roots of aikido, with his "old school " views, he was taught by the founder, not his son or the best student, the best student of the best student etc.)) i think by this way and for now aikido has lost its applications as martial art because Ueshiba taught no one martial art anymore . it's a long story))
Shioda Kancho clearly had a "prewar" style. O sensei radically changed after 1942. Became a lot more fluid and circular, instead of triangular and somewhat "choppy"
Либо айкидо это техника для избранных либо то, что показывают, это "показательные" представления, которые далеко от реального боя для бойцов не посвященных глубоко в эту технику. А мастеров, которые могут научить этой техники крайне мало, увы. При заломах люди не "летают", а от боли и заломах реагируют по другому
Y no le da vergüenza a ese japonés de desonrrar las enseñanzas del O sensei ueshiba me da vergüenza ajena no sé como los descendientes de ueshiba consiente que un tirititero desonrre las enseñanzas, donde queda el honor, que fácil es venderse al mejor postor
it's so sad so see that always in these demonstrations uke not attacking really and the nage in this case the sensei not doing techniques truthfully neither. it's always just show and shall show how powerful aikido is, but if you have tried to use aikido in a real fighting situation and you are old like this you can be easily overwhelmed by a younger guy. nobody who knows about fighting would do a oi-tsuki while literally running 100 meters onto the opponent so he can prepare for the attack. ma-ai doesn't only take effect for aikidoka, but also for everybody else. es ist echt traurig immer wieder dieses gestellte und gefakte aikido in demonstrationen zu sehen, bei denen die uke lediglich ihren sensei schonen und nicht echt angreifen.
@@Mytea1 I think i did, gozo is at this stage a teacher of principles i guess, when you watch the younger generation from his school there is the power of his principles there. this is not 'old man takes on 4 young guys', it is aikido, plain and simple.
@@blooberization no you still didn't get what i meant. in these demonstrations especially in this one the uke are almost hitting past the master not to hit him by accident. cause if they did it would mean shame. that's what's meant by truthfully attacking. it's a basic principle in aikido that the uke always attacks truthfully and honest not "faking" as if he attacked to give the nage the chance to execute his technique truthfully and honest, too. that doesn't have to do anything with strength or aikido being good/bad. plus this man might have been good and strong in the past, but wouldn't be able to fight off 4 ppl at the same time nowadays at his age.
@@Mytea1 now thats fair enough hitting past is silly and ye japenese traditions can be a bit weird.So in this video perhaps I agree some bad cases of showmanship.
