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  • I feel sorry for the uke!

  • this is very good,all the traditional japanese martial arts use the principle when push you pull and when pull you push...

  • And who is this cat in the beginning applying all the locks and submissions?

    I mean....wow.

  • uki needs to learn how to block, he should go to kyokushin for six months, first

  • This art seems to be very street ready. Does it have kicks? What percentage of the art is striking versus grapling? Just curious I don't know anything about it.

  • The guy taking ukemi surely derserved his black belt that day! Ouch!

  • muy mal aplicadas las tecnicas..malisimo.. BAD

  • Aikijutsu/Aikido is a martial art of self defence. A real life situation where enemy assault with full force or an attack that evolve in hurting or even killed you i.e robbery/mugging/rapping/sexual harrassement/ or even bar fight or gang fights! People r always trying to put it in a same level with BJJ/MMA/UFC/JUDO etc. Aikijutsu/Aikido is nor designed for sparring OR in a ring sport situation & not meant to fight for 1 to 1 person only. It's meant to save ourselves in critical situation..

  • @syimang Osu!

  • @syimang But to train in real life situations it's wrong to assume your opponent is less powerful or skilled than you. In 3:00 ~ 4:30 the techniques are counter punches that assume you are either faster than your opponent or you knows what he is going to do. These kind of things only works in demos or sparrings or even matches, when you have rounds to learn your opponent's patterns of attacks. In real life, you don't even know if your opponent has a gun...

  • i train in bronx New york city, we train to live, on hard streets, where knives and guns are pulled on a daily basis

  • OK!  THATS COOL!

  • Wow ! Lookin Awesome !! i will love to train Daito Ryu !!

  • awesome

  • this is aiki jujitsu at its best! all this stuff works on the street, been there , used it !

  • Your break falls are breathtaking.. for a moment in time you seem to be floating in the air.

    Classical arts are often misunderstood in a modern world. The warrior class in a classical civilization were men-at-arms so primacy was placed on the sword and the ability to control and or destroy that part of the body which wielded the sword was critical, i.e. wrist, elbow, shoulder. 

  • @SerradaOfSATX

    Hand in hand with martial skill was social etiquette, protocol, and class position which would be taken into account. The awareness of posture, body language, visual gaze, even which hand held chop sticks or a cup of tea could speak volumes on preference and proclivities. Even if one were retired from "the game", one's actions were carefully considered so as not to give anything away. These are "life lessons"...

  • Man all I can say is that I'm glad that you have a positive outlook and have stayed true to your nindo, then and now teaching the ways of the ninja. My homie just told me a storie about your class going on a field trip type of class where they were spos to mediate under a cold waterfall :) and I have herd many others so thank you for you positive influence on our children .

  • master.

  • better than breakdancing lol

  • everyone is not understanding my post..I never said Daito Ryu wasn't effective..I didnt only train in MMA, I've also trained in BJJ, Muay Thai, Krav Maga, JKD and MMA..I know any jujitsu is very effective..i just suggested to incorporate training against full power punches and grappling...maybe Daito ryu does.. but I'm just commenting on what i see in the video...

  • @ZALACH...shut the hell up!! idiot!

  • @Mooneshadow...I also trained in variouse systems, BJJ, Muay Thai, Krav Maga, JKD, MMA..thats how I iknow what works and what doesn't, Dait Ryu is a very effective style, i was just suggesting it be better to practice against full power punches and kicks and grappling, rather than just against holding and grabbing.

  • If something dosent fit into your fighting style then throw it away. This form of Jujitsu fits into certain real life applications. Its not the end all be all of systems but you can learn from Jujitsu like this. The taking of someone's center is critical in any martail art and jujitsu's main focus is to take the center. Many of times have I practiced and made people realize its importance.

  • Useless against a real fight .

  • @OxnardMontalvo1 what a useless comment. and, likewise, i will take the flak for commenting on a useless comment. but let me ask, simply, what do you consider a "real fight?"

  • @OxnardMontalvo1 obviously you've never been in a fight because you think there is a simple definition of a "real fight."

  • very nice

  • impresive....while obviously a demo, it retains the 'martial' aspects of this classical/ traditional art. lucky the uke was so flexible other wise it would have sounded very crunchy...

  • @longmenpai Thanks for sharing this. Really intricate Aiki here. Much appreciated.

  • 0:08 to 0:27 was so cooooooool

  • Ahh the classics. Very rare footage though I don,t think it,s for everyone due to it,s intracate nature.

  • Bring it to Sydney. We need more classical MA

  • @liotta75 what makes you think i don't grapple and box with the best teachers around? classical martial arts are just that.. classical... its not realistic to think that i don't understand this... you need to have more faith in martial artists...

  • @longmenpai i train in Daito ryu jujutsu and have used it to defend myself against a knife weilding attacker, and a boxer who was twice my weight, i made him look like a fool

  • @rooster82471 thanks, these guys need to understand that the stuff works, but demos are demos.... I appriciate the support

  • @rooster82471 Do you live in Japan? where do you train?

  • @rooster82471 Where do u train?

  • @liotta75 I understand your point, but I must to say that if you only practice like a UFC practicioner you won´t know what to do against a knife or many other self-defense situations. The UFC in the 90´s was dominated by grapplers, but many of them learned striking (based, for example, in a classical martial art, the Muay Thai and even, an sport like boxing). The UFC is too much real but is not the reality. In the reallity you can bite your opponent, kino mutai teach that (classical)

  • @liotta75

    its just depends on how you will apply it in real combat

  • @liotta75 Comments made out of a lack of understanding are just that. You will not get any disrepectful comments from me directed to you but I ask you this question. Do you know the origiinal purpose of jujustu technique? If you truly do you will understand that your comment about " those techniques not working against a good boxer or good grappler is totally not valid. Every combat system's origin is based on what the enemy threat at the time posed.

  • @liotta75 The techniques demonstrated above were not meant to defend against boxing or grappling type techniques. Do some research and you will enlighten yourself dramatically.

  • @liotta75 You are an asshole!

  •  You are an asshole!

  • @liotta75 Boxing has rules, which isn't very realistic IMO. Traditional martial arts are designed for killing on the battlefield or in duels without rules. And it often takes at least 10 years to gain BASIC competency. But people who complain that traditional martial arts aren't effective usually haven't had the chance to work with a talented and educated traditional martial artist. And yes, I work with boxers and grapplers and streetfighters too. :) Just one man's opinion.

  • @liotta75 I agree with Longmenpai and rooster. I train in Bushikan JuJitsu and Kodokan Judo, hold a Green belt in both arts. And I too have had the unforunate experience of having to use it in self defense...and leveled my opponent making him look like and idiot.

  • @liotta75

    Very good for you to recognize that this wouldnt work against certain fighting systems. Not to say that it wouldnt work against thugs or idiots that would attempt to grab someone. Usually those in diciplined styles wouldnt just outright attack someone in the street. I learned Jujitsu, but I also learned tae kwon do, Mauy Thai, Hapkido and other systems to be prepaired for anything. Martial arts training doesnet end in any system. Its a living knowledge that bends to your will alone.

  • @liotta75 The funny thing is that the effectiveness of these techniques have been verified. You know why? Because these techniques where used on the battlefield by samurai. They fought staring death in the eyes. The jujutsu ryu were created, such as Daito ryu, by men who were experienced in empty hand fighting. They don't just create some fancy bullshit, no they passed these techniques on because they WORKED on the battlefield against fully resisting opponents.

  • I thought this martial art was the original aikido before aikido was 'tamed down'?

    Is this true? thanks.

  • @hapelliotte yes, aikidos mother is daito ryu. tanomo family to takeda to ueshiba. gozo shioda's yoshinkan is a derivitive of ueshiba and kodo horikawas daito ryu.

  • @longmenpai

    aikido is more inherited the art of kito ryu

  • @longmenpai Daito Ryu was created by someone of the Takeda clan. It would be fairly obvious that it is related to the Takedaryu Aikijutsu, but is there any actual verification?

  • @hapelliotte Aikido contains about 1/100 of Daito Ryu technics

  • @wu8257 Oh I see. thank you for the comment. I am unfamiliar with either, but am under the impression that Akido is more sport and Daito Ryu Aikijujutsu is more combative, which would interest me more, but its quite rare.

    If it has 1/100 of Daito Ryu techniques as you say, then they are very different indeed. Whats your impression of Daito Ryu as an effective combat system?

  • thats one hell out of atemi waza :D so damn brute and strongly efective atemi. this is realy a martial art not sport.

  • Jeez, that guy is terryfying! But kudos to the idiot that filmed Sensei from his back. Good material lost.

  • Fake. Its obviously staged.

  • @hcdub Yea, thats why its a demo- He showing you the techniques-Or better yet he is DEMOstrating-

  • @hcdub

    Yea thats why its called a Demo. He is demonstrating the techniques-

  • Maybe 1/8 to 1/4 of this is even worth looking at I studied Aikijitsu for abot a year and a half and even still this is just phooey. This is whats wrong with martial arts today. A load of "gospel" but no real truth.

  • i really like the way he throws his atemi (excuse me if this should not be your correct term, i am from an aikido background)

  • This is horrible!

    Why the guy in white kimono dont just leave?

    he has no honor or what!

  • I think you guys read the intro wrong... It says "Shorinjin ryu Saito Ninjutsu Demonstration Early 1990's"

    There is a big difference from 1900 and 1990

  • Excellent demo, remarkable artistic performance, thank you for posting, it's now on my favourites listing. Could you please explain the heading, "Shorinjiryu Saito Ninjitsu"? As I am a practitioner of Shorinjiryu Karatedo (Kori Hisataka lineage) I would be interested to learn of YOUR reference and / or interpretation of the heading 'Shorinjiryu'? Never having seen it so named to the schools of Aikido, Daito-ryu, and / or Jujutsu, of course I am curious.

  • Uke : the one who suffers...

  • こんなのは大東合気柔術とはいえません。ただのまがい物です。

  • sadistic bitch, i'll break your bones if ever we meet

  • @jobowtackmasterx i like see that fight lol........go set it up bra... i like see how you break the bones... lol

  • @jobowtackmasterx you talking about the guy in the video?????

  • Extremely good demonstration. Techniques are flawless. Shame on the you, however, for ruining the clip with such sophomoric video effects. Distracting and disrespectful. Why not post the original?

  • what is name of this Roshi ?

  • A well trained demo Uke there.

  • Excellent form. Such a pleasure to watch.

  • haha u r right XD

  • is this man only using tradtional daito ryu aikijujutsu in hs performance?

  • this is not from early 1900's, that is clearly a cemra effect, this video is quite new

  • ok the techniques are awesome, but the video is new, there is no way that this is from early 1900's like it says in the beginning.There are several things that clearly shows that is a new video, like the room itself and specially the moovement captured by the camera.Back in those years the cameras didn't take shots at that speed, not even the best ones, that black and withe things are just camera effects.

  • @xXxstunner if you look closely at the joke, it says early 1990's

  • @xXxstunner also the practitioner exhibits modern way of conduct .. if you watch more traditional aikijujutsu you should see much mor etraditional approaches.

    this is the things that we see in the modern day ... lol i dont know if its good or bad.

  • @xXxstunner

    I would also say the light switch on the wall and the overhead electric lights and sound recording tend to belie the 'early 1900's' claim.

  • @lancevigorous 1990's.........

  • @longmenpai

    I learned.

  • Hi -- to longmenpai, if you are still around, just wondering, did you just copy this or are you involved with daito ryu? I am impressed (of course) with the video and was wondering if you could answer some questions I have... I am involved with iwama style aikido and am really interested in daito ryu being the progenitor of aikido...

  • exelente!!!!

  • sangat bagus..(sugoi ne, daisuki...!!!)

  • sugoi nee...!! daisuki...

  • ngilngiga ani oi..

  • For someone his age, he was very good and must have had very good instruction starting from a young age.

  • At 3:10. Unbelievable! Fantastic!

  • A very high level of skill!! Excellent!!

  • I witnessed an MMA fight that really surprised me.

    It wasn't announced in his training background, but he ended the match in seconds with an ude osae resulting in a broken arm. Quite evident he was an Aiki deshi at some point. Especially against an overwhelming force, i.e. opponent of 2x strength/size, I believe Aiki to be one of the most efficient bujutsu.

    If anyone is interested in learning more, please checkout chicagobudokai dotcom. There are formal dojo across the country.

  • 2:03 to 2:08...really guy??? idk but this is weird to me. he cud have made a more accurate display for that technique

  • @markell89 It's nothing much. He broke the balance of the guy put his arm around and started walking. Therefore the only way for him to stay on his feet is to hold on.

    Of course, in a real fight he would probably let go and try to get away.

    But it demonstrates how much control you can gain, simply by breaking the balance of the uke.

  • Impresionante!

  • amazing technique! i want to learn from him!

  • that was amazing! i study judo and ju jitsu, just amaizng! fact! the break falls! the throws the locks!

  • This is a very interesting video. The demonstrator here has some real skill at Aiki that is lacking in many Youtube videos. I am very curious to find out the demonstrator's name and who he studied with.

  • @billgober2

    I totally agree with you.

    Even in japan, its VERY difficult to find a martial-artist in high level like the guy in the video.

  • This is not Daito ryu too much power too ruff. Daito ryu is not like that that i know because i am taking it.

  • Astounding.

  • aikijujutsu is the best....

  • I like practical martial arts. the techniques would only be good as how good the uke could follow and do his stuff. In real combat it would be a different story. A good grappler and striker could easily make his way thru if your jsut standing and assuming the uke would follow. A good Martial Artist do not need to do fancy stuffs. The shorter and direct the response the better...

  • @SensieMax I take it you like MMA? Even tho its a sport and a huge money maker.

  • scary movie :))

  • poor uke

  • I guess you don't understand that uke gets more out of practice than nage does. Why do you think the teacher did the solo ukemi at the beginning? Did it look like he loosened his body?

  • Thank you!

  • amazing

  • AWESOME, great show!

  • As a practioner and instructor in Saito Ninpo for over 13 years now, some of the the techniques are from the Saito ninjutsu others are Aikijujutsu. Grand Master Saito did study (as a kid I am told) with Professor Okazaki of Danzan Ryu (I believe Okazaki Sensei started in Daito Ryu). I believe that this is footage when Sam Ishigo was teaching way back when.  What you will notice Chris can engage more attackers if necessary while still controling his uke. Vid Quality-Possible cereative editing.

  • Would you know what kind of Daito Ryu it is?

    His Aiki is excellent and is applied very well.

  • Great Video, I'm an Aikido practitioner myself and I find it fascinating to look at one of it's roots. Excellent Techniques

  • Amazing! Why is the video quality so low?

  • excellent controll

  • Beautiful Demonstration And I Hope To See More And More Daito Ryu Schools Spread Through Out The World Because This Is One Truly Rare And Ancient Martial Art From Japan That Truly Sticks To Bujutsu Principles Of The Samurai. Its All Serious Business And No Sport!!!

  • @Afsos85

    Yeah I agree.

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