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Ah - the classic tap, and then immediate denial "no, no you just miss-understood" but in the mean time the tapper has got up and wandered off, or got back into a better position. Love it.

I was a great fan of the roller coaster games, played them all, and RCT 3 was by far and away the best. Just FYI.

The band butchered that.

This is the classic of lets see how good our stuff is, Aikido that is, but wear pads so the TKD chap can't actualy hurt you much with his punches. Try this without pads on and the dynamics would change hugely.

Also the Aikdio chap messes around trying to get a wrist lock on, when he would be pun...

Thanks for this video, I love BJJ from underneath, maybe just a lazy roller. I have worked a lot these escapes, and have several of them work very well, in particular the grab the leg, hold out straight with an underhook. Though I've found you can also have the arm that would normally underhook...

nice match

I like the way he says BJJ guys are natural athletes who are trained to divert energy. Well sure BJJ is physical, and sure you learn to not fight against a guys strength when doing technique, but I've yet to be taught how to divert energy that effects the nervous system......bollocks.....

@DanielRBranco If I didn't know what you were talking about, and took some liberties with some of the words you might well be talking about religion. Faith etc. Miracles. As you said Psychology is the best explanation.

Plenty of bouncers do BJJ or Judo or similar. Bjj is chess my firend. Take a class and you'll see what I mean. There is no one answer.

Two experts - one a lot bigger than the other - put your money on the big guy.

Who cares what he does - I think its pretty cool.

One more thing - my old Aikido instructor, who was a bit out there himself, once did this pin on me, he held me on the ground for ages then slowly took his hands away, the whole time he was saying "if you pin him with love he'll want to stay down.." When he had removed his hands, I stayed on the...

Yeah - most places in the world you have to climb mountains to see spectacular, expansive landscapes. At the Canyon you park your car, after driving along a pretty much flatish road for ages, and walk to the edge and look down into this amazing world. When you see it for yourself, you'll know e...

I don't climb and I was going to say that this guy, if he keeps doing this is not long for this world, but I read below he is dead. Brave chap. Some people below who have said, if he knew he was going to die - he'd still do it - maybe. But dying early is a tragic loss it doesn't matter how you...

beautiful - loved it

1 million views - man. A lot of people want to see Aikido vs Karate.

Problem is this isn't this - this is Aikido vs front kick, vs front punch.

Aikido is Aikido, Karate is Karate, BJJ is BJJ - who gives a shit, they are what they are. I just don't like when they falsely advertise themselves ...

You've put a fair bit of thought into this and I respect this. Having taught defensive tactics to numerous people over the years I always tell them the over riding principle of "action is faster than reaction." If you are within punching distance, you will likely get punched, it is just a simpl...

"Don't let them punch you..." - well if either of these Ukes were throwing even simple punches and moving in on you, I gurantee 100% that you would get hit. "The worst thing is letting them grab you.." - perhaps you should talk to a BJJ guy about that. When someone grabs you you know where thei...

I can vouch for this type of choke - we use it a fair bit in our club from similar positions. Definetly worth adding to your game.

@NCIServices Interesting comments. "occurs all the time in this great universe..." and "just for us.." aren't these somewhat contradictory?

If you believe in creation, I certainly don't think the universe was made for us! I may be missunderstanding you, even my 5 year old figures out there must...

Well it certainly isn't a drill - but it is flowing BJJ.

This isn't perhaps what most of us would call Aikido. But all martial arts develop, change, and yes splinter into different styles. None-the-less the guy here has pretty nice posture, and good on him for doing something, to a high level. I'm sure that this guy is as aware as anybody what his m...