AIKIDO - RYOTE DORI TENCHI NAGE

ENGLISH (Per l'italiano scorri sotto)--
Previously published on Fighter-Arts.net on June 12th, 2008 - http://www.fighter-arts.net/2008/06/aikido-ryote-dori-tenchi-nage/

We continue with this video the serie showing some techniques of Aikido.
In this clip: RYOTE DORI TENCHI NAGE

Fighter-Arts would like to thank Francesco Dessì, Riccardo Tavolazzi and Gianluca Castaldo.

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Pubblicato su Fighter-Arts il 12 giugno 2008 - http://www.fighter-arts.net/ita/2008/06/aikido-ryote-dori-tenchi-nage/

Continuiamo con questo video la serie che mostra alcune tecniche dell'Aikido.
In questa clip: RYOTE DORI TENCHI NAGE

Fighter-Arts ringrazia Francesco Dessì, Riccardo Tavolazzi e Gianluca Castaldo.

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• RYOTE
• DORI
• TENCHI
• NAGE
• RYOTE DORI TENCHI NAGE
• Aikido
• Fighter-Arts
• martial arts
• Francesco Dessì

[Rubatacchini]

@ph33ric well, you are in the wrong place, I'm not an aikido practitioner, but I do respect it.

Your ironic question shows that you don't understand this art. Aikido practitioners have goals other than "effectiveness in competitions".

Submission fighting is a completely different art, if you're looking for effective submission techniques you should train grappling styles like Bjj, sambo, wrestling, Greco-Roman and others.

[ph33ric]

why dont u see akido at adcc if its so effective.

[ShalKekNemRon]

Bullshit.

[Aikidopoi]

@ph33ric Because an Aikidoist would never compete. That isn't what Aikido is for. Also small joint manipulations are not allowed in competitions.

[oquas]

@ph33ric effenctivness does not necessarily mean good in competitions. Aikido is effective in self defense.