Hayato Osawa - 7th Dan - Shihan

[liljeffy28]

If I was to attack someone thats how I'd do it. One slow telegraphed high karate CHOP! lol

[lopezb]

Impeccable technique- no force at all. It doesn't just take a lifetime of hard training to get to this level- you have to be smart and talented, sensitive and open to the spiritual side of the art. People who think this is fake have never felt this kind of technique- I have and it is no joke- he completely controls uke.

[PaniK126]

it looks like a dance careography

[DandDskeeto]

@PaniK126 Look at like this, sure take 2 fit 20 year old jocks 6'0 ft. 200 lbs . each train 1 in anything say MMA. The second in Aikido for .. 4 months. I would say the odds are against the Aikidoka. Change it, only 4 months of training and the pair are 2 50 yr old women at 5'3 110 lbs. Changes the equation huh ?

I am now practicing a well known international combative system. I am still heavily influenced by Aikido. Thank God my tournament coach had me try it. !!

[PaniK126]

mma fighter i mean

[DandDskeeto]

@PaniK126 There are a few things that are hard to explain, such as ; 1. Aikido never looks like in actuality because people are moving 3-5 ft sec and it is over long before it gets to "techniques".

2. Aikido involves ( or should ) some real hitting of people ( strike the bastard in the throat to unbalance him ) then to what ever joint manipulation etc. same applies to "street" Judo.

This from a martial artist, I hasn't been on an Aikido mat for over 10 years

[DandDskeeto]

@PaniK126 3. Aikido will let ANY martial artist do ANY at he already does better. ( as soon as mma fighters figure this out it will become common ). Aikido has influenced my fighting, even though I don't "do Aikido" any more I do Aikido in every move.

Also Aikido has no competitive aspects ( outside of that strange Japanese stuff ) so since it is an "agreed upon" fight ( no surprise, with rules, ref, weight classes ) an art having such looks better

[PaniK126]

aikido is one of the biggest fakes ever.

Take a good look at how opponents always rush in same style.

it is always same pattern

and they know only to respond aginst those remembered attack styles.

i wonder if those aikido guys would have any luck against an ma fighter or such

Hardly

[DandDskeeto]

@PaniK126 That is an excellent point, and something Aikido needs to address if it is going to remain considered a viable form of self defense in the 21st century. However, this is not how Aikido is used in self defense ( many good schools don't even practice like that yet all do demonstrations that way ). I have no axe to grind here, I only did Aikido because it was the next class at where I did Judo and my tournament coach said it would make me a better Judo player. ( 20 years ago )

[ennot]

@PaniK126 I haven't seen anybody successfully use aikido as a system to win a arranged fight under any rules. I did however see people using aikido moves successfully as a supplement to their base system. The most beautiful example that I've seen so far was - surprisingly - during an Ashihara tournament - see at 1:10 here watch?v=4IEfhbz_xfg.

That's how I view aikido now - as a useful system to cross-train in.

[Fyeagass16]

..This looks like so easy,he bearly move and those guys are flyin and flippin and all, lets say u attacked by 2 guys thats way bigger that u, u wont be able to flip em in air with one hand, i kno u can use ur enemie power against him, but still...these days u need a gun, cheaper, faster, safer...

[ketsan]

@Fyeagass16 Actually most people killed by guns are killed with their own gun. Carrying a gun without weapon retention skills is an excellent way to get killed.

It's not about using their power against them, it's about positioning yourself so that they can't use their power.

[Delmo67]

@Fyeagass16 In real life if these techniques were used, in which the ukes are flipping, like kotegaeshi, they would break the wrist or arm or elbow ect. Everyone brings up the gun arguement... Guns have a preset danger zone. If you are out of the path of the bullet, you wont get shot. At close range guns are pretty useless against a trained fighter. Not only that, but what if you dont have a gun, or ammo in it. Thats why people still train in martial arts.

[miks8]

@Fyeagass16 its very common for outsiders to look and say that you cant throw and flip a guy in the air with one hand.. its "fake and gay". the reason why these guys are making flips is that they know how to fall and not break their arms and make the whole thing look elegant and smooth. In reality such "demonstration" would end after first 2 or 3 attempts with the attacker on the ground with bruises and pain in his back, wrists and arm.

[kaneda7katsuragi]

Has the video been sped up?

[yingtara]

@kaneda7katsuragi no

[fire1969]

Molto energico nell'esecuzione.

[dougporto1]

Great video! Thanks for sharing.

[vitagara]

Qué maravilla!. Son curiosos sus kote gaeshis y algunos de los Kiri otoshis.

Qué maestro. Muy espectaculares algunas técnicas para los ushiro ryotes.

Gracias

[jonnyboysilva]

An excellent DEMO of aiki principals: blending with uke's energy/movement, (AI)using no muscular strength - he doesnt have to as he is flowing with so he is not in danger and doesnt have to compete against, using kazushi (breaking balance) and connecting to uke to transfer the movements as one body (KI) mushin (clear mind) pure intent - (DO) not to show off power but to control uke with continuous movement thus confusing his senses, so uke is not hurt but controlled. = AIKI Music - BAD!!

[MrJapch]

what a horrible music! Endo sensei is better

[sunreaper2]

the music... I agreee but about who is better we an pointlessly argue

[willowfield69]

in un combattimento reale nessuno attaccherebbe in quel modo o cercherebbe di afferrare i polsi.

[danfusavig]

secondo me è davvero un po' troppo pasticcione!

[elychic]

Non è pasticcione. E' -libero da ogni forma- che è diverso

[elychic]

Spettacoloso :)

[watts18269]

I really like his form, its 'rougher' than a lot of the other Aikiki sensei...similar to Chiba sensei in fact.

[madeathome]

Verry nice.Finaly some good master from aikikai...

[sunreaper2]

lol tell me a bad master from aikikai hahahha :D

[lifeisbtfl]

HOHOHOHAHAHAHA

[sunreaper2]

pathetic...

[lifeisbtfl]

why pathetic?

i meant that what u said is suited

i am an aikikai practicer dont worry

[sunreaper2]

well the first time I saw your reply to my comment I clicked on your profile and I saw clips of Saito sensei and I thought you are Iwama guy, which would also be good. Regardless piece lol :D

[lifeisbtfl]

ow yes hehehe

it is the only video that i put jut to test it

but what i note is before that anyone talks to me, he go directly to take a look on my channel, its just like an identity card! koooolll

[thkun33]

he is great, his timing is very good when apply the techniques

[alessioautuori]

Oh...what a interesting video... ;-)

[Bloop71]

thnx 4 posting

[fleyman]

Deja de robarme los videos Lilli.