Cliff Derdeyn – Aikido Falling Tips Vol.8 Aikido Forward Rolling Tips

16 Volume Aikido has various falling methods for each martial arts self-defense approach that may be required.
In this video clip series, you’ll learn many of these ideas from an Aikido master.
Aikido, a contemporary Japanese martial art, was established between the 1920s and 1960s and stresses practitioners’ spiritual and intellectual development.
Shinto and Buddhism have directly influenced the development of spirituality and philosophical belief.
The term “aikido” derives from three Japanese letters that mean “matching,” “spirit,” and “way.”
“Aikido is intended to distract or disable the adversary, not to kill or permanently harm him.”
Aikido practitioners are therefore displaying an effective but compassionate reaction.
“To restrain aggressiveness without inflicting damage is the Art of Peace,” asserted Ueshiba (the Great Teacher of Aikido).
” Watch an expert show aikido movements, blows, throws, locks, and drops in these sequence of films.”
Practice with our expert as he demonstrates appropriate fall technique.
Take it a step farther and learn to tumble aside and backward.
Then, test yourself by learning more about various self-defense falls.
This expert is an Aikido black belt who will not lead you wrong.
You’ll learn a variety of self-defense techniques for use in everyday settings.
Aikido Forward Rolling Tips Vol.8