Morihei Ueshiba

[lczwv]

incredible !

[Arthurlapertosa]

I do aikido and Morihei Ueshiba ever met, but this video is fantastic. Very nice ones turned with the bat. I love aikido!

[SifuTaipan]

fantastic!

these are wonderful moves!

[MarioGiMo]

4:00 My god !! what a contraction is that? Weapon

[patrik79a]

it´s an old rifle replica ..... it can be seen on the same rack as Bokken and Jo´s in old photos from the old hombu

[fakeyf7]

Its a wooden bayonet called a juken.

[shiatsukempo]

Magnifique ! quelle leçon (et pourtant je ne suis pas pratiquant d'aïkido) !

Quelle maitrise technique, quel sens du déplacement et quelle maturité dans l'éxécution des gestes !

[acquiesce100]

Look at the attacks - they are complete BS - why doesn't one of his students dive in , grab his gi or dive in at his legs.

[1j0k3]

simply because they couldn't, because he would've owned them anyways ^^ Too bad he's not around to accept your challenge. Oh, maybe you could attack a black belt Aikidoka since they're so full of shit right? Find an Aikido dojo and ask one of them if he wants to spare, and kick the shit out him/her.

[3quartoscomsuite]

@acquiesce100 hahahha, are you crazy? if you try to touch the gi of O sensei, you fly so distance. what is your idea? jump in to the great master? like in a blind movement? is so impossible, he is THE SENSEI. all japan know about that!!! impossible make a shure of the posicion on the space...impossible to touch or grab...1,50 high meter never lose,never to nobody. you need to study more about this men. (i m sorry my english)

[browing44]

and the technque at 2 44??

[patrik79a]

that would be a Ushiro Kokyonage of some cind

[browing44]

what s the technique at 2 11??

[patrik79a]

thats iriminage

[theroguesamurai]

I wish i could use the Jo like that

[watergrass5150]

It appears that he's only 3 or 4 feet tall? In this video he's a true genius.

[2345678899]

This despite having lived in an era of blood and samurai always remained good and charitable I think that there are more people like him because o'sensei your example can be an example to all those who practice martial arts

[Kuhlfurst]

I bet he was decendant of Miyamoto Musashi!

[theroguesamurai]

I hope so, Miyamoto Musashi is my childhood hero

[azzuman]

Sorry, but he lived from 1883 to 1969, died at the age of 85.

[jluistl]

1998? estan equivocados!!! "1969"

[azzuman]

Quite impressive for his age!

[2345678899]

Grande sensei! ma dove lo avete trovato questo filmato lui è la prima volta che lo vedo giovane