I'd really appreciate if you put a title with anything along the lines of "Real Aikido fight". Please, don't let it be a demonstration; I'm really getting sick of all the Aikido demonstrations.
for all the people who says aikido is scripted,try for your self. and get back here and comment whats your experience fighting againts aikido master. i guess i would not surprise if you suffer arm breaking or you are probably dead.
@zmryusoz maybe against a aikido master but i think not. i bin in a fight with a guy who was doing aikido for 8 years and people said he was real good, after the first combination i give him, i could not even give a lowkick at the end, couse he was already on the ground looking in my eyes like he just see a ghost a real fight against a real opponent is different then a scripted demofight .
most people says that aikido is fake and scripted..FYI, if you are demonstrating technics and your partner will NOT cooperate he will surely suffer injuries.. not ordinary injuries but FATAL.. do not compare this on MMA.. aikido is a real Combat Fighting skills..were you can defend attackers and multiple attackers as well in different ways. thats why aikido does NOT applied on MMA because it is dangerous from both players.
aikido consistently gets bad press by trained fighters, typically MMA fighters. if your interests are only in hurting someone and maybe sporting the newest tapout gear, than aikido is definitely not for you, as it is not meant for fighting. it's been said that that true practice of aikido is "creating peace where it does not exist". neutralizing your opponent and if necessary causing pain without causing injury. the difference between aikido and other non assault based combat systems, like
wrestling, is that if properly taught there are very powerful strikes hidden within even the most non aggressive techniques. i come from a wrestling background and am a rugby player, so i feel as though i have a definite understanding of direct conflict, one thing that is not taught in either of these sports is the idea of both closing the distance between your assailant and getting out of his way simultaneously. that is the beauty of aikido, it gives you a very effective system
of self defense and gives you the option and the opportunity to use discretion as to the level of damage you might do to somebody. i know how to handle myself in a street fight, that's not why i joined the dojo. i joined because i wanted to learn something effective that would better me not as a fighter, but as a person. aikido is very new in my life, but i've already been able to apply it's non combat aspects to several areas of my life. can the same be said for MMA?
wrestling, is that if properly taught there are very powerful strikes hidden within even the most non aggressive techniques. i come from a wrestling background and am a rugby player, so i feel as though i have a definite understanding of direct conflict, one thing that is not taught in either of these sports is the idea of both closing the distance between your assailant and getting out of his way simultaneously. that is the beauty of aikido, it gives you a very effective system
@sbowesuk well u shouldnt be just saying, if u want to prove this is not real have some arguments stupid internet warrior, the techniques that are shown in the demo are extremly dangerous and if applied efectively on the street the atacker will probably end up heavily injured or even dead.
@GokiGandalf I hate to rain on your parade but these attacks are not real. In typical Aikido style it's "you do that, then I do this.". It's scripted nonsense where the "attacker" has no intention of outwitting his opponent, in fact he's cooperating. This isn't how real confrontations go down, even against an untrained fighter. Come up against a trained fighter and Aikido is truly screwed.
@sbowesuk MMA is sport get it at once. the ring fight is not the real fight. when i get atacked on the street do u jump around your enemy trying to find an opening and than strike cmon dude u realy dont know anything about street real fight. also Aikido there are forms of techniques against multiple atackers in the ring u have obly one enemy and only he can atack u. and u dont think about someone else jumping on u.
@GokiGandalf Lol you clearly don't know much about MMA. Sure it's one on one, but it's the real deal where almost anything can happen, and there's no holding back. Anyone who doubts an MMA fighter's ability to fight inside or outside the ring is a moron asking for a wakeup call.
Aikido's scripted BS doesn't even compare, and yes that goes for your "multiple opponent techniques" too, because your scripted demonstrations might as well be ballet :)
@sbowesuk when u are going to train some MA i think u will be more appropriate to comment about this.aikiod comes from Daito ryu aikijiujuts something used in war for killing you enemy. and just for the thing u call ballet just to know that u can die from that ballet if Aikidoka makes it a litlle more brutal xD
@GokiGandalf I have enough years of MA training to have an opinion on other martial arts, thanks. Bringing up Daitō-ryū Aiki-jūjutsu doesn't change anything btw. Just about every MA has a lineage dating back hundreds of years. The fact of the matter is that Aikido has evolved into an exhibition sport with little practicality. You basically have people running at you with their hands stretched out like special needs cases, offering almost no resistance. Aikido gives MA as self defence a bad name.
@sbowesuk@sbowesuk wow dude u realy don't know what u are actualy saying. i ashure u about Aikido's realy amazeing efectivnes(saying this from my own experience). and about a part of ur comment ur right sometimes Aikido atackers (partners) are a litlle more than needed cooperatve with their senseis but as i said Aikido realy works from street full strenght atacks im teling u this from my real experiences.
@sbowesuk wow dude u realy don't know what u are actualy saying. i ashure u about Aikido's realy amazeing efectivnes(saying this from my own experience). and about a part of ur comment ur right sometimes Aikido atackers (partners) are a litlle more than needed cooperatve with their senseis but as i said Aikido realy works from street full strenght atacks im teling u this from my real experiences.have a nice training BTW :D u train your martial art i will train mine, we will both be safe XD
I think that it is dishonest to present these demonstrations as something supposedly real and effective when they are little more than choreographed dances with an "attacker" who completely goes along with it. They are about as real as professional wrestling matches.
We had a demonstration at school were one guy was flipping around about 4 others. When we got to try and fight him, because he wanted to show us how it works in the real world. it was obvious it became a much harder chore for him to flip us like they do in this video and many other 'demonstrations'. In fact, he only flipped one of us. It seems that aikido looks good when two studiers? spar, because the other knows when to be let flip.
I dont understand why it has to use the word REAL. This martial art is cool! It can be just simple as a branch of Aikido. If you got to give a new name, dont use the word aikido...
how can anyone prepare to defend against a REAL attack in the street when you practice being attacked in a manner that is NOT REAL! people do not fight in this way in real life and if you come up against someone who can box or does mma they will not give you enough time to go through these moves .
@BCCmma64bang in aikido you practice rendering your attacker or opponent with as little energy as possible,this is why if an aikido got a wrist lock on a boxer or mma,he could snap that persons arm using their agression against them,
@ADZ23774 You MISS my point. in all the aikido demonstartions i have seen in the real world and on you tube the attacker always attacks with his arm stretched out to make it easier for the aikido practitioner to grab the wrist! in real life, attacks do not happen that way! and this is why the world is waking up and realising that the traditional arts are 90% useless for real life self defense, people just do not attack in that manner.
NEVER going to happen. Watch a boxing match. It's virtually impossible to snatch a trained fighter/boxer's wrist. For one, it doesn't take much training to get to where you can punch fast. On top of that, the arm is always withdrawn after the punch terminates. And on top of THAT, boxers know how to keep their balance. Even if by some freak accident the wrist was grabbed then what? Then you'd just be yanking on a guy's arm while he's standing there.
@TwoGunGunnar mate,ya preachin to the choir,i boxed for 14 yrs,To throw a good punch,to be able to get all your body wieght behind your fist takes a long time to get right.In aikido,you dont yank on anything.
Getting your body-weight behind the punch is different than "over-committing", which is what Aikido is predicated on. As a boxer, you should know that you can use your stance to push off the ground & add power to your punch such that even if AikidoMan did manage to get a hold of your wrist (for a split second), he's not going to be able to do ANY of Aikido's signature moves (unless you deliberately allow him to).
@Martolly Aikido doesnt influence on hitting back and violence. Techniques only work when someone attacks you. It has no techniques on attacking, but its really effective for self defense, thats why it doesnt fit for competitions. Your thought how to avoid fights or start one.
Hey if your not convince how effective is aikido watch this:
@Martolly Aikido's philosophy goes against competitions and sparring. That's why there are really no Aikido sparring videos. All of them are demonstrations because Aikido isn't a sport martial art.
@kyle1815 calling me names for nothing...this is just my opinion. I DONT believe in locks without a punch or kick first. Or you fighting a little kid..Ok than maybe it will work.
I agree at low levels, you can be more leathal because 1, you are egar to use the techniques, 2, you may not have the proper control and could hurt someone.
I'd really appreciate if you put a title with anything along the lines of "Real Aikido fight". Please, don't let it be a demonstration; I'm really getting sick of all the Aikido demonstrations.
TutiusDestructo 8 months ago
Naaaa!! that doesn't work!!! is not real!!
Novum07 9 months ago
As per usual with Aikido, real means 100% choreographed
scootaymildo 9 months ago
for all the people who says aikido is scripted,try for your self. and get back here and comment whats your experience fighting againts aikido master. i guess i would not surprise if you suffer arm breaking or you are probably dead.
zmryusoz 10 months ago
@zmryusoz maybe against a aikido master but i think not. i bin in a fight with a guy who was doing aikido for 8 years and people said he was real good, after the first combination i give him, i could not even give a lowkick at the end, couse he was already on the ground looking in my eyes like he just see a ghost a real fight against a real opponent is different then a scripted demofight .
RuthlessViking1 10 months ago
most people says that aikido is fake and scripted..FYI, if you are demonstrating technics and your partner will NOT cooperate he will surely suffer injuries.. not ordinary injuries but FATAL.. do not compare this on MMA.. aikido is a real Combat Fighting skills..were you can defend attackers and multiple attackers as well in different ways. thats why aikido does NOT applied on MMA because it is dangerous from both players.
zmryusoz 10 months ago
aikido consistently gets bad press by trained fighters, typically MMA fighters. if your interests are only in hurting someone and maybe sporting the newest tapout gear, than aikido is definitely not for you, as it is not meant for fighting. it's been said that that true practice of aikido is "creating peace where it does not exist". neutralizing your opponent and if necessary causing pain without causing injury. the difference between aikido and other non assault based combat systems, like
snackman138 10 months ago
wrestling, is that if properly taught there are very powerful strikes hidden within even the most non aggressive techniques. i come from a wrestling background and am a rugby player, so i feel as though i have a definite understanding of direct conflict, one thing that is not taught in either of these sports is the idea of both closing the distance between your assailant and getting out of his way simultaneously. that is the beauty of aikido, it gives you a very effective system
snackman138 10 months ago
of self defense and gives you the option and the opportunity to use discretion as to the level of damage you might do to somebody. i know how to handle myself in a street fight, that's not why i joined the dojo. i joined because i wanted to learn something effective that would better me not as a fighter, but as a person. aikido is very new in my life, but i've already been able to apply it's non combat aspects to several areas of my life. can the same be said for MMA?
snackman138 10 months ago
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wrestling, is that if properly taught there are very powerful strikes hidden within even the most non aggressive techniques. i come from a wrestling background and am a rugby player, so i feel as though i have a definite understanding of direct conflict, one thing that is not taught in either of these sports is the idea of both closing the distance between your assailant and getting out of his way simultaneously. that is the beauty of aikido, it gives you a very effective system
snackman138 10 months ago
This is as "real" as Captain Crunch. Just sayin' :)
sbowesuk 11 months ago
@sbowesuk well u shouldnt be just saying, if u want to prove this is not real have some arguments stupid internet warrior, the techniques that are shown in the demo are extremly dangerous and if applied efectively on the street the atacker will probably end up heavily injured or even dead.
GokiGandalf 11 months ago
@GokiGandalf I hate to rain on your parade but these attacks are not real. In typical Aikido style it's "you do that, then I do this.". It's scripted nonsense where the "attacker" has no intention of outwitting his opponent, in fact he's cooperating. This isn't how real confrontations go down, even against an untrained fighter. Come up against a trained fighter and Aikido is truly screwed.
Question: How much Aikido do you see in MMA?
Answer: None!
sbowesuk 11 months ago 2
@sbowesuk MMA is sport get it at once. the ring fight is not the real fight. when i get atacked on the street do u jump around your enemy trying to find an opening and than strike cmon dude u realy dont know anything about street real fight. also Aikido there are forms of techniques against multiple atackers in the ring u have obly one enemy and only he can atack u. and u dont think about someone else jumping on u.
GokiGandalf 11 months ago
@GokiGandalf Lol you clearly don't know much about MMA. Sure it's one on one, but it's the real deal where almost anything can happen, and there's no holding back. Anyone who doubts an MMA fighter's ability to fight inside or outside the ring is a moron asking for a wakeup call.
Aikido's scripted BS doesn't even compare, and yes that goes for your "multiple opponent techniques" too, because your scripted demonstrations might as well be ballet :)
sbowesuk 11 months ago
@sbowesuk when u are going to train some MA i think u will be more appropriate to comment about this.aikiod comes from Daito ryu aikijiujuts something used in war for killing you enemy. and just for the thing u call ballet just to know that u can die from that ballet if Aikidoka makes it a litlle more brutal xD
GokiGandalf 11 months ago
@GokiGandalf I have enough years of MA training to have an opinion on other martial arts, thanks. Bringing up Daitō-ryū Aiki-jūjutsu doesn't change anything btw. Just about every MA has a lineage dating back hundreds of years. The fact of the matter is that Aikido has evolved into an exhibition sport with little practicality. You basically have people running at you with their hands stretched out like special needs cases, offering almost no resistance. Aikido gives MA as self defence a bad name.
sbowesuk 11 months ago
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GokiGandalf 11 months ago
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@sbowesuk @sbowesuk wow dude u realy don't know what u are actualy saying. i ashure u about Aikido's realy amazeing efectivnes(saying this from my own experience). and about a part of ur comment ur right sometimes Aikido atackers (partners) are a litlle more than needed cooperatve with their senseis but as i said Aikido realy works from street full strenght atacks im teling u this from my real experiences.
have a nice training BTW :D
GokiGandalf 11 months ago
@sbowesuk wow dude u realy don't know what u are actualy saying. i ashure u about Aikido's realy amazeing efectivnes(saying this from my own experience). and about a part of ur comment ur right sometimes Aikido atackers (partners) are a litlle more than needed cooperatve with their senseis but as i said Aikido realy works from street full strenght atacks im teling u this from my real experiences.have a nice training BTW :D u train your martial art i will train mine, we will both be safe XD
GokiGandalf 11 months ago
I think that it is dishonest to present these demonstrations as something supposedly real and effective when they are little more than choreographed dances with an "attacker" who completely goes along with it. They are about as real as professional wrestling matches.
kaunas88 11 months ago
We had a demonstration at school were one guy was flipping around about 4 others. When we got to try and fight him, because he wanted to show us how it works in the real world. it was obvious it became a much harder chore for him to flip us like they do in this video and many other 'demonstrations'. In fact, he only flipped one of us. It seems that aikido looks good when two studiers? spar, because the other knows when to be let flip.
Afterfield 1 year ago 3
I dont understand why it has to use the word REAL. This martial art is cool! It can be just simple as a branch of Aikido. If you got to give a new name, dont use the word aikido...
Robinorz 1 year ago
how can anyone prepare to defend against a REAL attack in the street when you practice being attacked in a manner that is NOT REAL! people do not fight in this way in real life and if you come up against someone who can box or does mma they will not give you enough time to go through these moves .
BCCmma64bang 1 year ago 4
@BCCmma64bang in aikido you practice rendering your attacker or opponent with as little energy as possible,this is why if an aikido got a wrist lock on a boxer or mma,he could snap that persons arm using their agression against them,
ADZ23774 1 year ago
@ADZ23774 You MISS my point. in all the aikido demonstartions i have seen in the real world and on you tube the attacker always attacks with his arm stretched out to make it easier for the aikido practitioner to grab the wrist! in real life, attacks do not happen that way! and this is why the world is waking up and realising that the traditional arts are 90% useless for real life self defense, people just do not attack in that manner.
BCCmma64bang 1 year ago 3
@ADZ23774
NEVER going to happen. Watch a boxing match. It's virtually impossible to snatch a trained fighter/boxer's wrist. For one, it doesn't take much training to get to where you can punch fast. On top of that, the arm is always withdrawn after the punch terminates. And on top of THAT, boxers know how to keep their balance. Even if by some freak accident the wrist was grabbed then what? Then you'd just be yanking on a guy's arm while he's standing there.
TwoGunGunnar 11 months ago 2
@TwoGunGunnar mate,ya preachin to the choir,i boxed for 14 yrs,To throw a good punch,to be able to get all your body wieght behind your fist takes a long time to get right.In aikido,you dont yank on anything.
ADZ23774 11 months ago
@ADZ23774
Getting your body-weight behind the punch is different than "over-committing", which is what Aikido is predicated on. As a boxer, you should know that you can use your stance to push off the ground & add power to your punch such that even if AikidoMan did manage to get a hold of your wrist (for a split second), he's not going to be able to do ANY of Aikido's signature moves (unless you deliberately allow him to).
TwoGunGunnar 11 months ago
real atacks? where?
6LucyLiu9 1 year ago
@martolly: because its not a sport, there r no turnaments and competitions
FuzzyLonghair 1 year ago
i have a new name for this video .......... Real attack , Real Aikido and REAL PAIN!!!
geitekop507 1 year ago
very nice movement lovely to see those circles :) Adam (4th Kyu- orange belt
adamlee69 1 year ago
Sensei Dancer
NicBellic 1 year ago
At 0.50 the attack seems real, but the others are demonstrations, but I think, very good demonstrations.
scheigl24 1 year ago
why the hell are the only aikido videos "Demonstrations"
Martolly 1 year ago 9
@Martolly
Because Aikido practitioners are tought to avoid conflict
and seeing an aikido MASTER get into a real confrontation and FILMING it?!
the odds are astronomical
xpirateface 1 year ago
@Martolly Aikido doesnt influence on hitting back and violence. Techniques only work when someone attacks you. It has no techniques on attacking, but its really effective for self defense, thats why it doesnt fit for competitions. Your thought how to avoid fights or start one.
Hey if your not convince how effective is aikido watch this:
watch/?v=8H5kG_3UqEM
watch?v=Db3fkYlBgS8&feature=related
uptop84 1 year ago
@Martolly because it's fucking lethal!..
Teeklip 1 year ago
@Martolly
Yes.
TwoGunGunnar 11 months ago
@Martolly Ding ding ding! We have a winner :)
sbowesuk 11 months ago
@Martolly I was asking myself the same thing...
DrsHomeboy 9 months ago
@Martolly Aikido's philosophy goes against competitions and sparring. That's why there are really no Aikido sparring videos. All of them are demonstrations because Aikido isn't a sport martial art.
StormbringerStudios 9 months ago
The only "real" that I see is the word in the title
ParkFight 1 year ago 17
@ParkFight
Search 合気道で実際に戦う! Aikido real fight＜覇天会 合気道組手4種＞ on youtube lol.
It is as real as Aikido gets on youtube thus far, I think.
Thumb this up if you want to keep this post up for others to check it out. :)
Martialsmash 1 year ago
I feel with Aikido you need to learn how to box. Then it would be really dangerous.
I dont believe in locks without a punch first.
minasz 2 years ago
@minasz your an idiot
kyle1815 1 year ago
@kyle1815 calling me names for nothing...this is just my opinion. I DONT believe in locks without a punch or kick first. Or you fighting a little kid..Ok than maybe it will work.
minasz 1 year ago
"it's just a slow display :)"
I've realized it a few minutes after I've posted my comment.. LOL...
stephen182006 2 years ago
Thank You Very Much my Friend :)
SENSEIJOCIC 2 years ago
Very good!
vysokij 2 years ago
Thank You Very Much my Friend
SENSEIJOCIC 2 years ago
Oh my God!!!
Is great!!!!
DRAHATRIS 2 years ago
Thank You :
SENSEIJOCIC 2 years ago
Aikido is lethal in the hands of the dan grades......but it takes many years and dedication to learn.........
Taurus8763 2 years ago
It is more lethal to lower grades.. since Aikido is not reall meant to be lethal.. the more you grow with the art the more at peace you are...
stephen182006 2 years ago 2
I agree at low levels, you can be more leathal because 1, you are egar to use the techniques, 2, you may not have the proper control and could hurt someone.
KungFuKid1015 1 year ago
The moves are nice and all, but it would be really cool if uke offered more resistance. That is, more like randori...
Agnostic72 2 years ago
whats the music in the background ? I like it....good video....impressive skills!
232323C 2 years ago