I hear often people saying aikido is not effective against a boxer or mma fighter, cause of the directly progressive form of attacking. Especially cause of punches and kicks.
@fabiobranno - Hahah you idiot. It was a movie, you are right, so what? He was being filmed in his dojo doing his "Aikido". What do you think Tissier is doing in this clip? No difference. You are just a twonk. You are just a jealous twit. You absolute knob.
Christian Tissier is a Showman & makes allot of money from demonstrating his exiting & rather Artistic style of Aikido. However he is certainly a very competent practitioner of this Art which is obvious from this demonstration. Aikido can be practised in many ways unlike other Martial styles!
@AntonioFourniase Force doesn't mean there is no softness, just like softness doesn't mean there is no force. Not to quote Jianmin, but just like Taichi, Aikido begins in softness and develops into force. Tissier used the knowledge he recieved from is Sensei and is own understanding of movements to develop his own style, which is what a true martial artist should do instead of "copy pasting" others' moves.
And i don't know about you, but i see the ki flow in his movements, but also control.
Hi Antonio, try to practice with christian and you will see it. ;-) And whats more: Being uke, you will feel and experience what you miss when just looking at videos.
If there would be no "softness, relaxation, water, ki, in his Aikido" we/his students wouldn't be so fascinated of his aikido. I think that's just what attracts the student: That such a soft and gentle aikido can be so "effective" and clear. And: When practicing with him, I am sure you will find Yamaguchi sensei in his aikido.
The most amazing thing about this is that he could probably do this in his sleep, it may look complicated but he's done it for so long it's just second nature to him.
@AntonioFourniase Have you seen him in one of seminars? I attended one in Cologne about 3 months ago, and I have to tell you, that this seminar was solely based on 'Forgetting the shape' and 'feeling the right thing to do'. Watching him in one of his seminars is so inspiring and I'm looking forward to my next one in March. If you haven't attended one of his seminars yet I highly recommend doing so. It's not only his Aikido, it's his presence that makes this man an outstanding person.
@AntonioFourniase I don't know much about him, and your comment is the first of its kind I've seen. Without any malicious intent as I respect both sides of an issue, I'd really like to know why you feel this way about Tissier. Thank you!
I think Aikido is ultimately about transfiguring a combat situation into an aesthetic solitude of the attacker. The person who shows aggression towards his opponent is not rejected, annihilated or ruthlessly controlled by the other. The attacker is artistically bathed in his own assaulting scenario. Your job as an aikidōka is, perhaps, to sublimate the tempestuous vigor of your adversary, to bring him in the situation of traversing his own offensive action(s).
@aikikenpo when i was under my aikido sensei he would always say that his aikido will not be my aikido. Everyone including the greats all do it the same but different, If anyone has really stopped and looked at other arts and combined them with there aikido there is no art that does not actually blend with it very well... Shiro Tora Sensei
@aikikenpo Thank you for saying that, I have been wondering the same thing. I think what people mean when they talk about "real aikdo" is the difference between Aikido as a spiritual practice, as a mental practice, and as a physical practice. What they don't understand is that Aikido is about uniting your body, mind, and spirit. There is no "real Aikido", it is either Aikido or it is something else... its like saying "Tomatoes aren't a real fruit because I have a different definition of fruit"
bobzilla211- it is only demonstration, aikido works, but you must practice it long time. My sensei teach us many attack from karate, judo, kickbox and we know how defend against them and use them to.
am i right in thinking that most other martial arts could beat the crap out of an aikido practitioner? this seems mainly to be a competition thing that applies against other people using aikido.
It's an insult for a guy like Tissier, who's been practising aikido for decades, you know?
I've been practising it for a year and a half, and it's pure technique.
Just for the record, that's not a routine. The ukes decide their attack upon reaching nage. And nage acts in response to whatever kind of attack it is.
The only thing that's choreographed there is the fact that the ukes respect their times to attack.
sorry i know your all very impressed,but it all had a very choreographed feel to it those guys meet everyday and practice that routine like a dance sequece.aikido so based on the assumption that your attacker will always lunge their center at you. think he do so hot against Roy Jones Jr? But great mastery of the routine. :)
kokyu nage: Tissier sensei uses a blocking/sweeping motion with his right arm to protect from the oi tsuki attack, but then continues the motion in a very large circle eventually cutting down towards uke's heels. Tissier sensei makes this particularly difficult waza look deceptively easy!
It's a demonstration, of course it is rehersed. We do this in our club as well when we show what we do, to recruit people for our beginners group. It's easier to plan the showing off stuff then ;)
Un grand monsieur que maître Tissier. Il existe trop de charlatant dans le monde des arts martiaux et pour le néophyte il est difficile de séparer le bon grain de l'ivraie. Là pas de doute on tutoie la perfection.
aikido is, when used and timed correctly, one of the deadliest martial arts. It's made to look like a dance because it flows with the movement of your opponent. in training we learn the techniques to break arms. one more 15 degree turn and arms break.
Kyokushin-kai is just one of, if not the strongest martial art and the way they train is pretty intense and focuses on full on combat, street fight kind of situations.
Try and spar with them before you bash any martial art.
@xxBlazionxx timing is not what is important in aikido its about actually taking it easy and being calm to precieve the attack correctly THEN the attacker has to attack seroiusly without a seroius attack aikido is almost useless.
aikidio is not about breaking or harming someone .. thatis not what we can measure effectiveness by... effective is an art that does its job without hurting anyone
@TheRogueMonk I love your way of thinking, just because of the last sentence - correction, because of the whole comment :) Aikido till the end of our lives :D
compare aikido with Kyokushin was the most bizarre think i have ever heard. Kiokushin is just for strong people, nothing to do with tecniques. Its Karate for fool people. The only Karate which exists in Japan is JKA Karate. Oyama was a lier, not a fighter. He fought Bulls, but no one know just one oponent Oyama Fought.
Tissier is an exemplo of purist Martial Artist; Awesome
@xxBlazionxx just by saying that means you dont understand aikido... the soul of aikido is love or unifying (ai) ki (energy) and do (the way)... so the way of unifying energy/loe... aikido is used to destroy any aggressivity not to hurt the person... if you cant understand this notion you can't effectively practice aikido.
@xxBlazionxx I've tried and sparred. I learned that it is vital for both parts of the fight to use correct timing to make aikido working. Apparently I was not perfect enough with my boxing and BJJ timing for this challenge and I won each attempt. Nonetheless after that my aikido opponents talked longer than all the session took.
@scumimpaler yeah that sounds about right. one thing i notice about lots of aikido practicioners is that if they lose, they explain why, or try to. In real life application i'm not going to reply JUST on aikido, but i know a lot of people that can, i can not. I don't mean any offense to other people with my comments, just throwing out there. merely my opinion! Osu!
Any Aikido practitioners here? Tissier does a lot of jumping, but we're taught in Aikido to keep out feet on the ground at all times as it gives us more power. It seems like he's getting more power by jumping and thrusting the uke forward.
That is a good question. I presume he does it in order to gain even more speed... But I am not sure. He never teaches like that. When giving a class, his feet are always firmly on the ground.
our sensei advices us to keep our feet on the ground, but he also said that there may be some instances that you may "jump" while doing some of the techniques. it is usually only done by shihans that are a little vertically challenged, especially in doing an iriminage.. i guess you have to be a high degree black belt to attempt jumps in doing aikido techniques.. you must know when to sacrifice power and stability for speed, momentum, and getting to the right height to execute the technique.. :)
@spren27 the jumping is highly metaphorical i think and its to make hte art vibrant however in real situation i doubt christian tissuer would jump like this
that is the confused with aikido high belts because they do things like a poet but people wil lnot understand its just a art for them .
The Creativity is unmatched! It's rather boring seeing so many aikidoka doing the same movements over and over again. Not Tissier! And the speed and fluidity. At around 1:27 he is actually completely off the ground, lol
Notice how there are no mma meatheads on here bashing Aikido like a lot of the other vids? How strange! because even they can see how awesome Tissier Sensei is.
There's just something about his technique that you dont see from many other Aikido sensei. Steven seagal back in the day was the same, just so dynamic!
Shihan Tissier, really brings out the beauty of the techniques of Aikido. The timing is superb. His so grounded even though it seems at times he looks like jumping. Just awesome. I can see the techniques possessing a martial spirit. this is the aikido O'sensei will be proud of.
INteresting is also, that Tissier always have got the right timing, he is not a second too fast nor to slow, hes just right in time ande this brings both movements in harmony
Je sais que ce commentaire ne servira pas a grand choses mais j'ai quand mm envie de le dire: Je suis fasciné par Christian Tissier :-D J'ai eu l'occasion de travailler avec lui lors de stage: Oh my God!!! Tu comprends pas ce qui t'arrive tellement il est rapide,sentiment indescriptible.
Pour la petite anecdote: Los d'une démonstration a bercy il a cassé le boken(un vrai!) d'un de ses partenaires pcq il avait mal controlé sa force :-O céti pas impressionant...lol
When i'm looking on such as beautiful body language my heart is been filled with inspiration and gratitude to god. Thanks all who try to be better and walking toward perfection.
thx for posting that great video. i really do admire his technique. you can clearly see by the change of pace in his techniques that he uses the power of the attacker (i.e. when the attacker tries do stand up again, or to resist the direction he has been led to). it's really amazing how flowing aikido can be and this video is a good reason to keep on practising :)
i've seen ocassional vid with Seagal but he has a different technique. I'm not sure if to describe it as rough or very very energetic. Tissier does it more flowing, IMHO.
this has to be the best bercy so far, not least because shihan's techniques are so brilliantly 'open' like no other, but also the music and the excellent commentary, :)
don't need to... i don't practice aikido but me good friends do, i attempt to kick them on various occasions and they know some pretty awesome locks for your feet.
I apologise. This is not crap. I respect the time Tissier has spent doing Aikido. It's just not my favourite and not my kind of style.
acquiesce100 2 days ago
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Agahnim01 1 week ago
What do you think?
I hear often people saying aikido is not effective against a boxer or mma fighter, cause of the directly progressive form of attacking. Especially cause of punches and kicks.
Korn033 1 week ago
@Korn033
I think demonstrations are one thing, and competitions another. Give it a rest already.
Derukugi2 2 days ago
thank you very much @BloodyNO123 ! Aikido is very interesting martial art - i love it's idea!
AlfaBravoMax 4 weeks ago
Damn auto correct: it's irimi nage.
BloodyNO123 1 month ago
The technique at 1:06 is yokomen uchi ironie nage
BloodyNO123 1 month ago
Hello, can I ask someone experienced to name technique starting at 1:06? Thx!
AlfaBravoMax 1 month ago
what is the song name?
HALCONRAPTOR 1 month ago
hd haa??
GR7X3 2 months ago
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acquiesce100 2 months ago
@acquiesce100 I have to tell you a secret....It was a movie.
fabiobranno 2 months ago 17
@fabiobranno - Hahah you idiot. It was a movie, you are right, so what? He was being filmed in his dojo doing his "Aikido". What do you think Tissier is doing in this clip? No difference. You are just a twonk. You are just a jealous twit. You absolute knob.
acquiesce100 2 days ago
@fabiobranno - I have to tell you a secret.... This was a martial arts festival being filmed . You absolute fool.
acquiesce100 2 days ago
@acquiesce100
LOL... Hollywood is always "better" if you special effects is your thing.
Derukugi2 2 days ago
Good video!! Greatings from Aikido Musubi Badalona (Spain)
waterpete 3 months ago 2
Christian Tissier is a Showman & makes allot of money from demonstrating his exiting & rather Artistic style of Aikido. However he is certainly a very competent practitioner of this Art which is obvious from this demonstration. Aikido can be practised in many ways unlike other Martial styles!
Weston1968 4 months ago
fantastic display
fromanotherstar 5 months ago in playlist Christian Tissier
that tuyet voi!
ngocnamNguyen 6 months ago
real or not real this is a demonstration of a great technical knowledge
sim1IT 6 months ago 2
Perfect...
turkuaz1977turkuaz 6 months ago
@AntonioFourniase Force doesn't mean there is no softness, just like softness doesn't mean there is no force. Not to quote Jianmin, but just like Taichi, Aikido begins in softness and develops into force. Tissier used the knowledge he recieved from is Sensei and is own understanding of movements to develop his own style, which is what a true martial artist should do instead of "copy pasting" others' moves.
And i don't know about you, but i see the ki flow in his movements, but also control.
Agahnim01 8 months ago
Hi Antonio, try to practice with christian and you will see it. ;-) And whats more: Being uke, you will feel and experience what you miss when just looking at videos.
If there would be no "softness, relaxation, water, ki, in his Aikido" we/his students wouldn't be so fascinated of his aikido. I think that's just what attracts the student: That such a soft and gentle aikido can be so "effective" and clear. And: When practicing with him, I am sure you will find Yamaguchi sensei in his aikido.
aikipilgrim 8 months ago
The most amazing thing about this is that he could probably do this in his sleep, it may look complicated but he's done it for so long it's just second nature to him.
rawrnomnomnomgrrrrrr 9 months ago
How could anyone dislike this?
swordyfish2 10 months ago
Realy amazing, That is just great, And aikido is never gay, only people who are beaten by it would say that;)
Xatecas 10 months ago
french aikido = gay aikido
Mabellinka 11 months ago
@AntonioFourniase Have you seen him in one of seminars? I attended one in Cologne about 3 months ago, and I have to tell you, that this seminar was solely based on 'Forgetting the shape' and 'feeling the right thing to do'. Watching him in one of his seminars is so inspiring and I'm looking forward to my next one in March. If you haven't attended one of his seminars yet I highly recommend doing so. It's not only his Aikido, it's his presence that makes this man an outstanding person.
Gendarak 11 months ago
anyone know the soundtrack? Enya maybe?
fromanotherstar 11 months ago
@fromanotherstar It most likely is yes, by the sound of it although I'm not sure.
FearThisChannel 11 months ago
@FearThisChannel thanks for the response
fromanotherstar 11 months ago
@fromanotherstar maybe you got it but it's by Yanni!
ConradG511 7 months ago
Remember that Tai-Sabaki is the main defence, and that arm-flailing comes afterwards.
FearThisChannel 11 months ago
the ukes are pretty good ! ; )
marcbiell 11 months ago
I loved 2:04 - 2:08!!
FearThisChannel 1 year ago
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RackTop 11 months ago
Tissier is great, but he doesn't surpass my hero: Gozo Shioda.
FearThisChannel 1 year ago
@AntonioFourniase I don't know much about him, and your comment is the first of its kind I've seen. Without any malicious intent as I respect both sides of an issue, I'd really like to know why you feel this way about Tissier. Thank you!
xCaptainHMorganx 1 year ago
这人动作太硬了,体会不到和谐
caizhanfei 1 year ago
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This is gay, get some real Kung Fu up in this bitch!!
ma2183 1 year ago
the most impressive DEMO I have ever seen in my life. Master Tissier is incredible strong and have magnificent Tecniques...
tokaidosan 1 year ago
Very good video!!!
dominiklee1 1 year ago
Great!
Marcoshary 1 year ago
I think Aikido is ultimately about transfiguring a combat situation into an aesthetic solitude of the attacker. The person who shows aggression towards his opponent is not rejected, annihilated or ruthlessly controlled by the other. The attacker is artistically bathed in his own assaulting scenario. Your job as an aikidōka is, perhaps, to sublimate the tempestuous vigor of your adversary, to bring him in the situation of traversing his own offensive action(s).
Sinn575 1 year ago
magnifique Kamae..posture..PERFECT
tokaidosan 1 year ago 2
wonderful example of aikido !
ralphpalandri 1 year ago
I hate to say it but you r easily fooled
ToniMattTony 1 year ago
Amazing and so graceful.....!!
fromanotherstar 1 year ago 2
2:17
Vitaminnn07 1 year ago
wats the song plz ??
crossidrix 1 year ago
@crossidrix On Sacred Ground by Yanni
xxBlazionxx 1 year ago
one of tissiers best demostrations from my point of view.. greatly executed aikido
dercobo 1 year ago 19
La 'fiesta de los noventas lo van a pagar mis hijos y mis nietos...
gasuton2009 2 years ago
real aikido? what is real aikido?
I just can`t hear that anymore. It`s not real aikido blah blah....
Whom aikido is real aikdo in your opinion?. Every organasitaion thinks their aikido is the real thing.
aikikenpo 2 years ago 8
That
and there can't be anything far too different or it's not aikido anymore.
MonkaCZ 2 years ago
@aikikenpo when i was under my aikido sensei he would always say that his aikido will not be my aikido. Everyone including the greats all do it the same but different, If anyone has really stopped and looked at other arts and combined them with there aikido there is no art that does not actually blend with it very well... Shiro Tora Sensei
tora1974 1 year ago
@aikikenpo Thank you for saying that, I have been wondering the same thing. I think what people mean when they talk about "real aikdo" is the difference between Aikido as a spiritual practice, as a mental practice, and as a physical practice. What they don't understand is that Aikido is about uniting your body, mind, and spirit. There is no "real Aikido", it is either Aikido or it is something else... its like saying "Tomatoes aren't a real fruit because I have a different definition of fruit"
Mordanis 4 months ago 2
bobzilla211- it is only demonstration, aikido works, but you must practice it long time. My sensei teach us many attack from karate, judo, kickbox and we know how defend against them and use them to.
killborncz 2 years ago
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good show, but it ain't real aikido
tuaregh 2 years ago
am i right in thinking that most other martial arts could beat the crap out of an aikido practitioner? this seems mainly to be a competition thing that applies against other people using aikido.
bobzilla211 2 years ago
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Why you a cum stain?
watts18269 2 years ago
ps: i've traind kickboxing bevore, but i don't like that shit anymore, because it makes you agressive...
aikido is efective! - if you have experience on the street...
pimp90z 2 years ago
i practice aikido on the street and it works.
Steven Segal knows it.
pimp90z 2 years ago
stop doing it. attacking is dishonorable
jackalfajack 2 years ago
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ohsteeev 1 year ago
@ gwildow31:
Believe me, it's everything but choreographed.
It's an insult for a guy like Tissier, who's been practising aikido for decades, you know?
I've been practising it for a year and a half, and it's pure technique.
Just for the record, that's not a routine. The ukes decide their attack upon reaching nage. And nage acts in response to whatever kind of attack it is.
The only thing that's choreographed there is the fact that the ukes respect their times to attack.
DalillyBug 2 years ago
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pimp90z 2 years ago
2:17 jesus christ ) so fast. did uke just grab his arm?..
Vitaminnn07 2 years ago
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Ballett, anyone?
AnonymousCowardX 2 years ago
AnonymousCowardX, thanx for the ballet invitation, but I'd rather practice Aikido ;)
jazzyslip 2 years ago
Ok, me too !
;-)
AnonymousCowardX 2 years ago
sorry i know your all very impressed,but it all had a very choreographed feel to it those guys meet everyday and practice that routine like a dance sequece.aikido so based on the assumption that your attacker will always lunge their center at you. think he do so hot against Roy Jones Jr? But great mastery of the routine. :)
gwildow31 2 years ago
@gwildow31 You're right about the choreography. Aikido however is not like this. Not all aikido is like this.
amci06042 6 months ago
I like 3:36 where Tissier disarms the uke so easily yet so smoothly; looks cool.
AllahLikesBacon01 2 years ago
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this guy is one of the best masters of aikido.tanks for posting this video.I hope I one they to meet him and learn from hom.
magooz33 2 years ago
ladnie tancza, aikido to cos niesamowitego
beleriand666 2 years ago
saludos para sensey tissier desde playa del carmen Q.Roo MEX. dojo fraternidad marcial. algun dia tendre el onor de conocerlo en persona
javi031287 2 years ago
I'd kick his ass...
zappasoul 2 years ago
you don´t even know what are you talking about .. he will burst your ass
muma30 2 years ago
you dont have a sense of humor do you?
I burst my ass everytime i eat chilli, not by getting ass kicked.
zappasoul 2 years ago
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@muma30 fuck him i bet my house and car that Zappasoul kick his ass..and yous too!
ThePodepimenta 2 years ago
es facil decirlo
javi031287 2 years ago
Breathtaking. Sensei Tissier - arigato domo.
Respect from Krakow, Poland.
DaveCat11 2 years ago
Magnifique.
noiroblanko 2 years ago 2
Love his style. This is Aikido a t its best!
gowdaflow 2 years ago
Jesus..This guys good! One of the best Aikido technicians i think i've seen.
ratt6809 2 years ago
aikido puro sin palabras
meler2009 2 years ago
magnifique rien à dire
alexia363 2 years ago 4
2:19
ThePungentstench 2 years ago
WAO félicitation
C'est trop fort :D
Sramoniak 2 years ago
BRAVO CHRISTIAN TISSIER!!!!
fabienmonti 2 years ago
whats the technique at 2:18 called?
nokaEr 2 years ago
It's sort of a Kokyu Nage... not very helpful, I'm afraid...
aikikarl 2 years ago
kokyu nage: Tissier sensei uses a blocking/sweeping motion with his right arm to protect from the oi tsuki attack, but then continues the motion in a very large circle eventually cutting down towards uke's heels. Tissier sensei makes this particularly difficult waza look deceptively easy!
sisabra 2 years ago
tsuki kokyunage
Tsuki - punch to the stomach (attacker)
kokyunage - "breath through" (response of the responder)
ryanacho 2 years ago
The Ukes are also incredibles!
zahradnik001 2 years ago
lo hace con tanta gracilidad que parece que apenas los acaricie o.o...jo tu...años de dedicacion ha tenido que meterle ese hombre
zazyrus 2 years ago
aikido o ju-jitsu??
sandor7 2 years ago
Looks cool, but I'm such a skeptic! It looks rehearsed.
bushwhacker2k 2 years ago
try it. it is difficult and painful to have done to you but amazing
huatonelson 2 years ago
It's a demonstration, of course it is rehersed. We do this in our club as well when we show what we do, to recruit people for our beginners group. It's easier to plan the showing off stuff then ;)
solenSenshure 2 years ago
Un grand monsieur que maître Tissier. Il existe trop de charlatant dans le monde des arts martiaux et pour le néophyte il est difficile de séparer le bon grain de l'ivraie. Là pas de doute on tutoie la perfection.
exorcist170383 2 years ago 3
Mais je plussoie gravement ce post, suffit de regarder les mouvements à 1:10 environ, c'est impressionant!
davasseconasse 2 years ago
aikidorks always believing aikido roolz lool
yukatanDX 2 years ago
and dilettants like you will always criticize what is not about raw muscle, without knowing even a little part of it.
Nofarewell 2 years ago
Très bon travail d'aikido à mon sens!
Fluidité, puissance!
fabienmonti 2 years ago
This is ballet dancing, come on
I find it tragical that lots of martial arts students really wake up when they just went down in real fight situations vey fast.
AnonymousCowardX 2 years ago
I find it tragic that you bash aikido and martial arts when you haven't tried to fight a shodan + in aikido or a kyokushin-kai shodan
xxBlazionxx 2 years ago
How do you possibly know ?
AnonymousCowardX 2 years ago
aikido is, when used and timed correctly, one of the deadliest martial arts. It's made to look like a dance because it flows with the movement of your opponent. in training we learn the techniques to break arms. one more 15 degree turn and arms break.
Kyokushin-kai is just one of, if not the strongest martial art and the way they train is pretty intense and focuses on full on combat, street fight kind of situations.
Try and spar with them before you bash any martial art.
xxBlazionxx 2 years ago 16
i agree on that...
i now study the traditional Aikido from Morihei Ueshiba with a 4th Dan sensei for 6 years now and it's a real eye opener
Aikido may not be the most impressive martial art like some find more atractive, but it is sertainly effective ;)
Jumpstyler404 2 years ago
@xxBlazionxx timing is not what is important in aikido its about actually taking it easy and being calm to precieve the attack correctly THEN the attacker has to attack seroiusly without a seroius attack aikido is almost useless.
aikidio is not about breaking or harming someone .. thatis not what we can measure effectiveness by... effective is an art that does its job without hurting anyone
TheRogueMonk 1 year ago
@TheRogueMonk I love your way of thinking, just because of the last sentence - correction, because of the whole comment :) Aikido till the end of our lives :D
LordCorwin45 1 year ago
@LordCorwin45 thank you its excellent to hear that someone has appriciated me
which commen was it.
TheRogueMonk 1 year ago
compare aikido with Kyokushin was the most bizarre think i have ever heard. Kiokushin is just for strong people, nothing to do with tecniques. Its Karate for fool people. The only Karate which exists in Japan is JKA Karate. Oyama was a lier, not a fighter. He fought Bulls, but no one know just one oponent Oyama Fought.
Tissier is an exemplo of purist Martial Artist; Awesome
tokaidosan 1 year ago
@xxBlazionxx just by saying that means you dont understand aikido... the soul of aikido is love or unifying (ai) ki (energy) and do (the way)... so the way of unifying energy/loe... aikido is used to destroy any aggressivity not to hurt the person... if you cant understand this notion you can't effectively practice aikido.
guigui1992 1 year ago
@xxBlazionxx I totally agree. All these people that don't know sh*t about all Budo think it's fake. Well it's NOT AT ALL!!
fryskhanne 1 year ago
@xxBlazionxx I've tried and sparred. I learned that it is vital for both parts of the fight to use correct timing to make aikido working. Apparently I was not perfect enough with my boxing and BJJ timing for this challenge and I won each attempt. Nonetheless after that my aikido opponents talked longer than all the session took.
scumimpaler 1 year ago
@scumimpaler yeah that sounds about right. one thing i notice about lots of aikido practicioners is that if they lose, they explain why, or try to. In real life application i'm not going to reply JUST on aikido, but i know a lot of people that can, i can not. I don't mean any offense to other people with my comments, just throwing out there. merely my opinion! Osu!
xxBlazionxx 1 year ago
@xxBlazionxx What??? Kyokushin training has nothing to do with real situations, you think in real fight the fighter wont punch you in the face?
I already did Kyokushin and I am green belt in it.
Rnt911 10 months ago
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gwildow31 2 years ago
Sensei Tissier always steals the show at Bercy. Best martial artist alive today.
wakamusha 2 years ago 3
Nvm got it sorry,
Yanni - On Sacred Ground
mrMISDEMEANOR 2 years ago
Can anyone please reply and tell me what song this is?!?
mrMISDEMEANOR 2 years ago
On Sacred Ground from Yanni ;)
koenmees 2 years ago
4:32 uum ... hoping and saving himself from injuries but no defence were used XD . i love aikido.and this vid (sry for my English)
SNAKEgokuVERGIL 2 years ago
Cet imbécile ne sait pas faire la différence entre Uchi et Uke... désolant.
M00nset 2 years ago
I wish the music wasn't playing so you could hear the commentators better.
buttbuttballz 2 years ago
oh no... I love the music.. I would like to know what it is..
lolomegadeth87 2 years ago
if you want to know that music is called On Sacred Ground from Yanni ;)
SNAKEgokuVERGIL 2 years ago
thanx :)
lolomegadeth87 2 years ago
Jle cOnaii luii !!
kelly94300 2 years ago
excellent !!!
solodanypuntocom 2 years ago
Tissier really knows about aikido.
petibeber 3 years ago
01:13 in that Yokomenuchi Iriminage the Irimi Tenkan really looks like Tohei Sensei's style, very smooth and almost like "flying".
ppancho188 3 years ago
My favourite.
Hands down.
rgaino 3 years ago 2
Any Aikido practitioners here? Tissier does a lot of jumping, but we're taught in Aikido to keep out feet on the ground at all times as it gives us more power. It seems like he's getting more power by jumping and thrusting the uke forward.
nsc217 3 years ago
That is a good question. I presume he does it in order to gain even more speed... But I am not sure. He never teaches like that. When giving a class, his feet are always firmly on the ground.
aikikarl 2 years ago
our sensei advices us to keep our feet on the ground, but he also said that there may be some instances that you may "jump" while doing some of the techniques. it is usually only done by shihans that are a little vertically challenged, especially in doing an iriminage.. i guess you have to be a high degree black belt to attempt jumps in doing aikido techniques.. you must know when to sacrifice power and stability for speed, momentum, and getting to the right height to execute the technique.. :)
spren27 2 years ago 8
like in 1:25 :)
peemrac 2 years ago
@spren27 the jumping is highly metaphorical i think and its to make hte art vibrant however in real situation i doubt christian tissuer would jump like this
that is the confused with aikido high belts because they do things like a poet but people wil lnot understand its just a art for them .
TheRogueMonk 1 year ago
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wooow im naked right now! FJ
L0LZROFL 3 years ago
2m17s - 2m20s.. someone running towards you and he's lying still on the ground in 3 seconds!
Awesome performance and beautiful to watch! :)
youtethan 3 years ago
thats one of my favourites, he's amazing!
FCKiNGFAiRYS 3 years ago
The Creativity is unmatched! It's rather boring seeing so many aikidoka doing the same movements over and over again. Not Tissier! And the speed and fluidity. At around 1:27 he is actually completely off the ground, lol
nsc217 3 years ago 3
Notice how there are no mma meatheads on here bashing Aikido like a lot of the other vids? How strange! because even they can see how awesome Tissier Sensei is.
watts18269 3 years ago
There's just something about his technique that you dont see from many other Aikido sensei. Steven seagal back in the day was the same, just so dynamic!
watts18269 3 years ago
Shihan Tissier, really brings out the beauty of the techniques of Aikido. The timing is superb. His so grounded even though it seems at times he looks like jumping. Just awesome. I can see the techniques possessing a martial spirit. this is the aikido O'sensei will be proud of.
AndroidJC 3 years ago 3
Waaaaaaaaaaa Tissier rules!!!
YonatanVC23 3 years ago
I've been practicing Aikido for 5 months now and I've watched this video over and over, its such an inspiration.
17 and 18th of May Tissier Sensei going to be in Amsterdam, and unfortunately I can't be there then, it would have been a truely amazing experience.
rolstoelfreak 3 years ago
INteresting is also, that Tissier always have got the right timing, he is not a second too fast nor to slow, hes just right in time ande this brings both movements in harmony
plasmatweeter 3 years ago
i'm portuguese. And i have had the honour of being in a event and practice with im!
Amazing is balance and calm. Always with a great posture!
tiagorosa286 4 years ago 2
Tissier is always balanced. Amazing!
youmobrown25 4 years ago
**Tisser is here in the U.S doing a seminar in san diego this week*********
depwater12 4 years ago
wow now thats a great aikido vid. Thanks for sharing
bgcheese 4 years ago
1:25 kote-gaeshi - awsome
Ivanecki 4 years ago
Je sais que ce commentaire ne servira pas a grand choses mais j'ai quand mm envie de le dire: Je suis fasciné par Christian Tissier :-D J'ai eu l'occasion de travailler avec lui lors de stage: Oh my God!!! Tu comprends pas ce qui t'arrive tellement il est rapide,sentiment indescriptible.
Pour la petite anecdote: Los d'une démonstration a bercy il a cassé le boken(un vrai!) d'un de ses partenaires pcq il avait mal controlé sa force :-O céti pas impressionant...lol
Shoenron 4 years ago
BTW please does anybody know what is this music?
Thanx
wapomaxo 4 years ago
Yanni - On Sacred Ground
cjl14224 3 years ago 2
When i'm looking on such as beautiful body language my heart is been filled with inspiration and gratitude to god. Thanks all who try to be better and walking toward perfection.
wapomaxo 4 years ago
Perfect!!!
Gurkan911 4 years ago 2
I can only say one thing. Tissier sensei is a great master. It´s impresionant. Thank you.
jlyaguea 4 years ago
thx for posting that great video. i really do admire his technique. you can clearly see by the change of pace in his techniques that he uses the power of the attacker (i.e. when the attacker tries do stand up again, or to resist the direction he has been led to). it's really amazing how flowing aikido can be and this video is a good reason to keep on practising :)
Arboreth 4 years ago
song name is ON SACRED GROUND and artist is YANNI
bokica1987 4 years ago
This is the Path to yourself,Christian gives the best of this martial art!!! I like him very much but he cannot beat Steven Seagal!!!
paulastv123 4 years ago
i've seen ocassional vid with Seagal but he has a different technique. I'm not sure if to describe it as rough or very very energetic. Tissier does it more flowing, IMHO.
Sparrowhawk1138 4 years ago
Great Video. Thankyou for posting.
ganderso36 4 years ago
;). Happy that you like it.
FB
fabiobranno 4 years ago
tnx. do you practice ?
fabiobranno 4 years ago
Absolutely amazing! Thank you so much for sharing!
Sparrowhawk1138 4 years ago
IF i may ask, what song is used for this vid? It's a really good one :)
Sparrowhawk1138 4 years ago
Very bad ass ukemi. I love this video
Shodan9168 4 years ago
this has to be the best bercy so far, not least because shihan's techniques are so brilliantly 'open' like no other, but also the music and the excellent commentary, :)
bazookers 4 years ago
now that's having skills... thumbs up!
BRENDAESQUIVELF 4 years ago
an what is that you practice?
zexeru 4 years ago
an ai ki do fighter does not know how to kick!
zexeru 4 years ago
don't need to... i don't practice aikido but me good friends do, i attempt to kick them on various occasions and they know some pretty awesome locks for your feet.
kibbleofdoom 4 years ago
Awesome, Tissier rocks
bazookers 4 years ago
The music for this video is really well thought off. Thumbs up
rasmustheone 4 years ago