i see a lot of " mind " there is no " no mind " the only martial art without what you say" mind is " is wing tsun and i doubt even that because there is not a single atom in this universe without mind
off course there is a huge difference between your mentality and the mentality of a WT fighter , we love to fight , we don t train for championchips we do it for this one special moment when someone wants your live or something less , we start feel comfortable when we are inside (close combat)
Look beyond the obvious. If you want to learn how top fight, then fight. If want to learn how not to fight, then at some point you will have to let go of fighting. You are coming from the perspective of - How do I protect myself from the attacker? Consider a different question. What is the most effective relationship to have with an attacker? I am suggesting that no form of conflict is the most effective relationship.
@fringeailments The attack or attacker doesn't matter nor weather it is Aikido or any other martial art. The problem is the defenders relationship with the attacker. Its easy to catch a ball thrown to you but very difficult to catch a ball thrown at you. The only difference being how your mind interacts with the situation.
What type of attack doesn’t really matter except that a push is the least aggressive form of attack, so it doesn’t distract you as much from what you are really doing which is watching your mind. The battle is within. See the losing exercise video for more information.
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GonG108 2 months ago
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GonG108 2 months ago
i see a lot of " mind " there is no " no mind " the only martial art without what you say" mind is " is wing tsun and i doubt even that because there is not a single atom in this universe without mind
off course there is a huge difference between your mentality and the mentality of a WT fighter , we love to fight , we don t train for championchips we do it for this one special moment when someone wants your live or something less , we start feel comfortable when we are inside (close combat)
GonG108 2 months ago
That's something that Bruce Lee picked from The Great Spiritual Teacher Juddu Krishnamurty.
100% is right what you say. The same thing goes with voice technique when it turns in to "no technique" or natural one
TenelliVoiceGuru 2 months ago
I would like to see this at combat speed... Just saying...
gkuzyarin 2 months ago
this guy needs to show up at OWS
sickasso72 3 months ago
Excellent video, you are a very teacher also. keep up the good work:)
caymanguy1000 3 months ago
How many non tournament on the street fights have you been involved with?.
blade004 3 months ago
@blade004
Look beyond the obvious. If you want to learn how top fight, then fight. If want to learn how not to fight, then at some point you will have to let go of fighting. You are coming from the perspective of - How do I protect myself from the attacker? Consider a different question. What is the most effective relationship to have with an attacker? I am suggesting that no form of conflict is the most effective relationship.
aikistevek 3 months ago 5
Perfect explanation of Aikido.
seeble 3 months ago
Yield and overcome. Bend and stay toll. Instead of advancing an inch, withdraw a foot.
A Lao Tzu's recephy for a successful combat.
dtseringdorje 6 months ago
Looks good but i'm still dubious about aikido's ability to deal with more pertinent forms of attack.
fringeailments 1 year ago
@fringeailments The attack or attacker doesn't matter nor weather it is Aikido or any other martial art. The problem is the defenders relationship with the attacker. Its easy to catch a ball thrown to you but very difficult to catch a ball thrown at you. The only difference being how your mind interacts with the situation.
aikistevek 1 year ago 2
What type of attack doesn’t really matter except that a push is the least aggressive form of attack, so it doesn’t distract you as much from what you are really doing which is watching your mind. The battle is within. See the losing exercise video for more information.
aikistevek 1 year ago
I really don't get why brushing each other to the side slowly helps you improve? but i did learn something about empty space techniques, nice video
broadcastmyass4u 1 year ago
very nice. good info. This is a set of tech. that everyone should practice more.
kenmasters8 1 year ago
Thanks for a great lesson.
pacosaidso 1 year ago