> demonio160969 said on
11-29-2009 at
20:29:
does anyone know where this video comes from? I'm also interested on following video about wingtsun ......
> whetheri said on
11-27-2009 at
21:27:
ha ha. total comedy. bunch of actors.
> Yojimbo1717 said on
11-24-2009 at
22:19:
Having practiced Aikido, Judo and BJJ - in that order, I can say that no, resisting won't get you injured; Aikido just isn't really practiced with a lot of aliveness.Judoka practice far more 'dangerous' moves on a regular basis and most injuries occur when falling improperly, even in the middle of being thrown one can resist and sometimes counter without injury.Same with BJJ. There are several ways to escape submissions that won't result in injury.
> Lexicologist71 said on
11-19-2009 at
11:42:
Those guys aren't tiny, he's huge. Aikido doesn't resist once they know where the counter is going. Resisting will get you injured.
> ToxicFuture said on
11-13-2009 at
21:04:
Those guys are tiny lol
> Yojimbo1717 said on
11-11-2009 at
23:23:
Looks real pretty; too bad Aikido randori doesn't seem to have a lot of resistance in regards to the opponents.
> GlobalAcc said on
11-11-2009 at
21:34:
it's so awsome i gonna try Aikido :D
> seanmba said on
11-11-2009 at
17:32:
You guys are funny.
> BigP103 said on
11-03-2009 at
20:57:
It is actually spelled "randori." The "a" just sounds like it should be an "o." Also, randori doesn't mean multiple attackers. Randori is free fighting...no kata and not sparring for points.
> growman2010 said on
10-28-2009 at
05:00:
he has total control of his body and moves he knows what your gonna throw befor you throw he uses peoples own force against them and never tires hes fuckin bad as hell not to mention his size i would love to be trained by him
> bubo3110 said on
10-26-2009 at
02:01:
steven seagal is the bigest and best aikido master....
> isisrufus said on
10-14-2009 at
19:38:
i think its the ame as bruse lee they do al moves so good and knows ons witch momend they use a move
> JunebugPresentsLLC said on
10-07-2009 at
19:58:
...than most. Trust me, they are making an effort but Seagal is that good. I'm not speaking against your perception of the rondori, but I can safely say, most of those attacks (especially the one on ones) are a real effort at putting a hole in someone.
> JunebugPresentsLLC said on
10-07-2009 at
19:55:
Just to let you know, I train in aikido and the first thing we were taught as ukes was to really try to punch or kick nage. My sensei will emphasize actually punching as if you're trying to punch (through his stomach) his spine. They wanted that much power in the punches and kicks, and if you connected then that person needed to learn the most valuable technique in aikido: moving out of the way. In this video, they are going for Seagal's jugular ut he is fast and knows how to tenkan better...
> AllahLikesBacon01 said on
09-23-2009 at
12:36:
I like the parts when Seagal disarms the uke.
> HUDJ0679790 said on
09-19-2009 at
03:54:
Are you guys finished with this MMA vs Aikido bullshit? Aikido isn't a competition oriented martial, its oriented self defense and traditionnal japanese discipline...Geez guys...
> HUDJ0679790 said on
09-19-2009 at
03:52:
Dude, what a retarded attitude... just hope you will learn humility and to "STFU" when finding someone stronger than you...
> DelDrew said on
09-06-2009 at
19:04:
what a fucking joke this video is. the so called "attackers" are barely making any effort at all to take segal down or wrap him up. i'm sure that segal is actually a highly trained badass in real life, but give me a break with this multiple attacker nonsense. this doesn't pass the laugh test.
> 836721 said on
09-02-2009 at
12:12:
True, but this is how one starts their training. They will bring it closer to reality as ones skil improves.
> Crim15 said on
09-01-2009 at
21:24:
He started when he was 17 actually..
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