@unikad In principle the Tori should move *just* in the moment where the Uke is striking. If that is the case the Uke can not adjust his attack anymore. Keep in mind "reaction" time is 1/10th of a second. A very good martial artist/sportsman might have a reaction time of 1/20th of a second. In true martial arts you try to anticipate the opponent, so you move before he actually acts, but in the time frame that is in his reaction time. So he can not counter anticipate ... and/or react.
@unikad well usually techniques like that happen in a matter of seconds, if any of that took place in a real time (fast movements) uke would still loose. Imo, also 'cause i have been asked that before, i practice nishio sensei's style ^_^
@unikad in theory you could follow your opponent, however the attack you perform should ideally have full commitment, so if you were to follow your opponent then attack it would show no commitment to your killing cut and it would poss also result in you losing (by a mindset which isn't that commited when you follow someone instead of striking at them), if they move then you must react accordingly after your cut with good technique/ashisabaki after your commited cut, this is just my opinion tho!
é nessa hora que começo a compreender que nós precisamos integramos ao que nos propomos a fazer na vida, simplesmente se dedicar , treinar muito , buscar novas maneiras de ver , entender , admirar e muito mais ainda respeitar o proximo, essa é a visão que tenho da demostração do sensei nishio com as armas, que não esta só em fazer o que é passado por nossos senseis, mas sim envolver -se com algo maior que esta alem do basico, sensei nishio já trancendeu, ele vee muito a frente ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Excellent video and music. Thanks for sharing with us.
fotisaiki 6 months ago
this music is beautiful
KurtCobain198666 6 months ago
@unikad In principle the Tori should move *just* in the moment where the Uke is striking. If that is the case the Uke can not adjust his attack anymore. Keep in mind "reaction" time is 1/10th of a second. A very good martial artist/sportsman might have a reaction time of 1/20th of a second. In true martial arts you try to anticipate the opponent, so you move before he actually acts, but in the time frame that is in his reaction time. So he can not counter anticipate ... and/or react.
Jiyukan 9 months ago
The music is beautiful, where is it from?
Shindai 9 months ago
Ode to a great man!!!
unixtohack 9 months ago
I hope you read this Nishio sensei, you are the best!! Please show more Aikido.
rickashaybingbing 10 months ago
I hope you read this Nishio sensei, you are the best!!
rickashaybingbing 10 months ago
@unikad well usually techniques like that happen in a matter of seconds, if any of that took place in a real time (fast movements) uke would still loose. Imo, also 'cause i have been asked that before, i practice nishio sensei's style ^_^
ZoDeRoN 1 year ago
@unikad in theory you could follow your opponent, however the attack you perform should ideally have full commitment, so if you were to follow your opponent then attack it would show no commitment to your killing cut and it would poss also result in you losing (by a mindset which isn't that commited when you follow someone instead of striking at them), if they move then you must react accordingly after your cut with good technique/ashisabaki after your commited cut, this is just my opinion tho!
Kizenkai 1 year ago
é nessa hora que começo a compreender que nós precisamos integramos ao que nos propomos a fazer na vida, simplesmente se dedicar , treinar muito , buscar novas maneiras de ver , entender , admirar e muito mais ainda respeitar o proximo, essa é a visão que tenho da demostração do sensei nishio com as armas, que não esta só em fazer o que é passado por nossos senseis, mas sim envolver -se com algo maior que esta alem do basico, sensei nishio já trancendeu, ele vee muito a frente ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
souza88ale 1 year ago