The Art of the Wristlock: Ikkyo

[tongsau]

never learned this move as ikkyo, I learned this as the suppinated lock from the thrust. From where osotou gari comes from the wrist.

[IExpressART]

Can you do it against a punch??

[Matchmyworld]

@IExpressART Yes. It's something of a twist the body to dodge, capture the hand, and then continue.

[mysticmonk37]

Everyone knows that Akido has roots in Daito Ryu Aiki Jutsu and this art was and art of the Samurai just as Ju Jitsu was a Samurai art. I'm sure that over the thousands of years at war they learned from each other. I know that Morihei Ueshiba had adapted Aikijitsu to fit the lifestyle of high ideals. As for Brazilian Ju Jitsu it is Ju Jitsu that was adapted by a brazilian family, this means it is just a variation of ju jitsu not a holy art handed down from God.

[KoshinageKoteagashi]

i alwayse see hater comments on aikido vids.....not these

[greenblueeyezz]

To Xardeso: Hello! I am 47 years old and 194 cm tall and I still train judo and JJ.

I started when I was 25. Enjoy it still. So you just start up on Judo or JJ. I like judo most..... But practice makes champions

[Xardeso]

who tall is the man in the coulered Suit ?

I am 195 cm and I am frightened to begin Judo or JJ because of my height

[cowbellpeaceprize]

I bet that guy's arm is sore as hell.

[brozac1011]

Are aikido techniques allowed in bjj

[berg89dk]

@brozac1011 There are no rules in self-defense...

[rs2606]

@brozac1011 depends on the tournament

[NothingAtAllXD]

Excellent technique. The

Arm-bar rolled out at the end spoiled it! But nice counter!

[jamdunker123]

aikido?

[HesteBremse]

I dont´ know Roy Dean but it seems like a very clean and respectfull practice. Ikkyo should thou not be grapped by the shoulder, but just right behind the albow. Also if Uke puts the other hand in the floor he can not be pinned down though the arm - the hips/knee must push into the body with the 2nd step - or with the hips outwards. There should always be resisstannce to Ikkyo. BTW Very nice videos. Thank you.

[Adhedman]

Where are you located?

@justaintthatway

Aikido techniques are actually easier to execute if your opponent is large and strong. Their energy comes from the momentum of the attacker almost exclusively, so the strength and size of the practitioner becomes irrelevant when the techniques are done correctly.

[Saadul]

my first technique in Aikido!

[qblasc]

This reminds me of Seibukan JJ

[JustAintthatWay]

the submitter here is taller than the attacker

i wonder - respectfully - if this technique is still effective

w/ the situation (heights) reversed?

[JustAintthatWay]

most impressive

thankful i was led to this 'tube

peace

[misfit1978]

Mega!

[PalebobUK]

Nice Dojo!

[hs72js82]

this looks quite similar to aikijujutsu more towards daito ryu than yoshin kan. If i am correct, aikijujutsu predated and was the parent art of aikido and jujutsu

[xeious]

is there a download link for these dvds , they are not sold here

[foerfinad]

Can ikkyo be done against a straight punch or a hook?

[GokaDeshi]

yes

[salishaw]

Possible, but very difficult...

It's not the best way to defend against jabs or punches.

[anonymousbecause]

Against a straight punch yes, but it will be modified slightly. A hook no that's a different technique. Basic rule of them for when you watch these kinds of video is that if it's over the head it's also a straight punch. If it looks like a side ways "karate chop" it's for hook. If they are punching at the gut it's for an upper cut. Hope that helps :D.

[FCABRICKWORK]

THESE LOCKS ARE FROM JAPANESE JUJITSU

[MajDigi]

Yes, that's correct. Aikido inherits much from Jujitsu.

[JRivken]

@FCABRICKWORK Aikido is derived from Ju Jitsu...

[coolguy2191]

@FCABRICKWORK Both Aikido and Jujitsu are of Japanese origin, so this comes as a surprise to you?

[jimmyboo121]

@FCABRICKWORK That makes sense. I do bjj, and i've never seen these moves.

[Epochofeno]

@FCABRICKWORK Its not like the Japanese or Ju Jitsu own a copyright on these moves. This is performed in a very Japanese style, but this technique (or others which work on the same principle but from slightly different situations) can be seen in many different MAs worldwide. The body only moves in so many ways and so different peoples have discovered similar ways to manipulate it independantly of each other. I've trained Filipino and Japanese martial arts and both have many similarities.

[riastradh2]

@FCABRICKWORK The first technique is as the video says ikkyo which is from Aikido i say that because ikkyo the name literally means first technique and they came up with this generally undescriptive name when they were developing aikido. Thats why everyone says it aikido. The rest of the add ons are not aikido and are jujitsu so you are right but the main technique is actually an aikido technique(as he calls it by its aikido name).

[SiquelaTrevisan]

@FCABRICKWORK No, they're from Aikikai Aikido (i know because i trained it and i'm training BJJ now)

[MrDontstareitsrude]

@SiquelaTrevisan Aikido comes from daito ryu aikido is the art of rolling and falling on the floor oh and BJJ ain't a good art to learn

[6ookstazz]

@MrDontstareitsrude how is bjj not any good my dad got his bb in judo in korea been doing judo here for over 20 years and loves bjj

[djudzemun]

@FCABRICKWORK actualy,this is a standard tehnique from any style of aikido...

[StormbringerStudios]

@FCABRICKWORK Physiology is the same in all humans. You will see the same locks in almost every grappling art.

[bsumiko]

I really respect Roy Dean. He effectively combines aikido and BJJ techniques. Aikido can be very effective if trained properly and if you have BJJ to complement it. By having ground grappling skills, one can use aikido techniques with more confidence. I believe I once saw a video of Roy Dean in a grappling tournament actually apply a standing arm lock for a brief moment before taking the guy down to the mat. I have the utmost respect for Roy Dean.

[anonymousbecause]

I agree!

[Godsmasher22]

@bsumiko that video is on his channel in fact somewhere. My only issue with this is that Aikido carries a lot of history with in the types of attacks one is taught to defend against. For instance in this clip, all of Roy's movements are in response to tegatana. If one thinks about weapons and the historical roots of Aikido this makes a lot of sense. But who attacks in such way these days with out a weapon (a knife say, or club)?

[vmaltsio]

@bsumiko This is not aikido combined with BJJ it is actual techniques of traditional JU JITSU

[wespozo]

I like this guys teaching style... any videos on him in some no gi grappling or mma?

[Organell]

i did aikido and, man, wristlock can cause the worst baddest ass pain ...watched the guy on white and i CAN FEEL his pain

[swrb6]

1:05 his arm moves really fast

[bzterp]

lmao. fastest tap ever.

[koriki69]

I wonder if there are close ups of the mechanics on the dvd

[usuario65]

Nice video

[shihonage]

Really good. The how-to-deal-with-reversals concepts are intuitively known to yudansha, who internalized tactile sensitivity and body mechanics, but they're not trained often enough in traditional Aikido schools.

[shaw0032]

Awesome, very informative.