Maybe he didn’t incorporate His Body into the technique. If you just do it with your arm and I’m resisting with My Body, then I win.
The generalization is false. Lanky guys are not generally weaker.
He’s more incompetent than I already thought he was. They teach you to use your bodyweight in everything you do in Aikido and pretty much everything else in martial arts.
@Tomiki I was talking about the TKD guy
I knew that. I thought that’s who we were talking about.
@Tomiki I see arm punching in Karate all the time from black belts
So that’s not true. TMA does a poor job of stressing full body integration
@A11 If you say so. I know nothing about Karate.
@Tomiki if a Taekwondo Guy trains wrist locking 15 mins every 3rd week in the dojang, isn’t it possible he is applying them sloppily?
He made zero progress on my arm and he struggled as if his life depended on it.
I don’t suppose you or your training buddy has ever heard the term kuzushi…
@A11 I don’t know what the reasons are but he’s definitely incompetent. You just said he wasn’t even using his body weight to throw you. Sloppy is an understatement. Like I said before he was struggling because he wasn’t used to throwing it on someone who fights back.
I think the other Aikido styles perform kotegaeshi based on pain instead of kuzushi. I think the guy @A11 is talking about studied hapkido so I don’t really know.
I don’t remember how he did it. But as I recall it felt like he was muscling it.
What I’m doing is something called speculating. I’m sure you heard of it
You do that a lot, along with deluding yourself.
9:05
It is borrowed from Hapkido.
The narrator says “korean Yudo” which is in fact Hapkido
No, fool.
Yudo is Korean Judo.
@Dr.Gonzo If he meant Japanese Judo he would have simply stated Judo.
Korean Judo is Hapkido.
There is no bransch of Judo pertaining to Korea.
“After all, the word judo consists of two Japanese characters – ‘ju’ which means ‘gentle’ and ‘do’ which means ‘the way’. Judo literally means ‘the way of gentleness’.”
Judo translation: The the way of gentleness
Hapkido translation: the way of harmony.
I can feel them about to pounce on you. Yudo is Korean for judo. I had a guy come in for judo class and he said he studied yudo. He knew how to do all the throws we did in judo class but he didn’t know the names in japanese. He only knew the korean names of the techniques.
Exactly. He didn’t say he studied Korean Judo, because there is no such thing.
I just said he knew how to do all the throws and techniques. He knew judo. They just call it yudo in Korea. They compete in the Olympics using Yudo players.