AIKIDO - Weekend at the compound PART 4 | FT. Lenny Sly
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- Weekend at the compound featuring Tristan Cermack and Francisco de los Cobos. This was very special training event that was planned a few weeks back on a whim and the training was fantastic. WE got a chance to share and explore several concepts and training methods with each other. We took a look at how we can add aikido to mma with what was taught this weekend.
In this video part 4, Lenny Sly shows tristan and francisco how to do tenshin aikido hand deflection ukenagaeshi in detail.
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Follow us as we share our aikido training with the world. Lenny Sly sensei started his aikido training in 1988 at the Chicago aikikai under the direction of Kevin Choate Shihan. Sly sensei spent 16 years training in traditional aikido before he transitioned to Steven Seagal's methodology which sly sensei branded as TenShin Aikido.
From 2003 to currently:
Sly sensei is a direct student of Jorge Angulo Shihan as well as being his highest ranking student to date.
Angulo Shihan is a senior student of Steven Seagal Shihan and has been since 1990.
Sly sensei spent seven years training Seagal shihan's methodology under Larry Reynosa Shihan. Within those Seven years he also spent time training with Seagal Shihan's top student Hauro Matsuoka Shihan. - Sport
Such a great reminder of the stuff we worked on. Makes me really miss being on the mat with those guys. What a fantastic experience! Worth every minute of it.
Mr. Sly explains very well clearly as possible as he can. i can see how much he want his student to get the technique right. i wish i can train with mr. Sly. I want to be his student. Thank you for sharing your knowledge mr. sly.
You’re very welcome my friends
I enjoyed this And I like how Lenny wasn't just letting Them pass up the technique itself Like he wasn't letting them get away with a crapy technique I love how attention to detail he is
Thank you nice comment.
Lenny man, you need to come back bro. We miss ya showing ppl how to think outside the box.
Come back soon bro
Man I really appreciate you and everyone else who still unconditionally supports this channel and my work.
So I’m telling you as my official announcement,
I’ll be BACK!
I got something going on this month and it’ll be a several months before I can,
but I’ll be back.
Patience…….
This guy Is an amazing teacher, I appreciate every video, just trying to learn. Thanks, Lenny
Loving this video, thank you, Lenny.
Lenny Sensei fucking awesome as ever come to England and hold some seminars over here we have a lot of respect for you over here and love your no bull shit ways of teaching. My Sensei is American and his teachings is very similar to yours. Its a hard way to learn but its the only way if you want to survive. Keep the videos coming we love them. Full respect to you Lenny Sensei.
Thank you Master Lenny Sly and the all the rest of the students/crew for all that you do. Big...BIG fan. Just opened my channel. Will plug your school as I am up and running. David
Very good
realy enjoy your vidoes, they way that you explain the techniques and break them down and the Why behind it is very handy and try to apply to my training. Eric from Australia
Cool stuff !
Yea you see seagal do those sudden move changed in his films a lot
Great work Lenny! Dropping the arm from the elbow to your center in kotegaeshi is classic Iwama Ryu...Love it! MP
i really enjoyed your video, sensei. thanks for sharing with us
Good video. I would just say iwama style does also emphasise bringing up that trail leg, particularly in weapon training.
I am late to the party with the commenting but I have to say Sensei Lenny, you made me love Aikido again. It’s because of you, the guys you teach and your non bs approach to the reality of attacks and how to apply effective aikido that I am desperate to learn this (uk based) when covid restrictions ease. I have watched these vids multiple times. Please keep doing these and stuff the nay sayers. We need this stuff! Thank you for your passion and guidance.
The covid agenda (part of the Great Reset) is set to roll on for a couple of years more. Then they'll drop another 'crisis' and another until 2030 (see Agenda 2030).
Thank you sensei, great demonstration techniques🙏
Lenny is soooo good. Great training.
This guy is excellent; wish there was some more 2020 videos
Thanks Lenny for sharing your profession.
Thank you for commenting.
A lot has changed since the Covid-19 bullshit.
I’m currently working on a bunch of videos to be uploaded in July 2021 as well as hopefully a whole new series of online class videos.
My plan for mid 2021 is to blow up social media with all new content.
Lots of great small details. Appreciate your continued sharing of such things. These small things are really where the magic happens, and I think that most people fail to understand that. I tried several different Aikido styles and was always amazed at how much they differed in the details (Yoshinkan vs Tomiki vs Aikikai vs Tenshin, etc.). Yours (Tenshin) is definitely my favorite. BTW, Yoshinkan is formal training for the riot police in Japan.
Hi, the Way you use to explain the foundamental and the attencion to the particular and also the drill during explanation confirm My opinion that You are My favourite Sensei and sure the Best
Like the concepts great videos
You do that move very nice ! By the way I practiced with Sensei Matzuoka for one year he's my favorite aikidoka ever !
Thank you
Why did you stop training with matsuoka sensei?
@@SLYSCOMBATIVECONCEPTS13 well i have my own group so I have been developing my Aikido ! But I love to watch and learn from other Senseis
Hello, this Philip Merrell, I think your show was great as usual, I was wondering, I should say I'm hopping one-day I'll meet you, and possible be you student. Anyways, I hope everything's good with you and your family, me I lost my mom and sister, due to a family fall out, anyways, let's say I have no one, but the Biker family, they been more real to me then my real family has been. It's been 10 yrs now. That's another story. Anyways, thanks for your time and all you do. God Bless you.
Thank you very much Sensei for all of the great instruction that you have provided. I’m eternally grateful. I have a shotokan karate and san ryu Jiu-Jitsu background. I would love to one day visit your dojo and learn some aikido from you. It would be an honor and a privilege. I live in California. I do have a cousin that lives in Chicago. Do you think I can train for just one month? Please let me know Sensei.
Finally someone can see the pivot and tenkan are the same thing
Master Sly, have a good day!
Thank you same to you!
Nice! When are you guys having a seminar so I can come play too?????
Like your skills
That's how any aikido community should look and work. Thank you for a brilliant example. Speaking of sneaking, when I heard that commentary I've instantly remembered Koichi Tohei Sensei, who did some sneaky footwork backwards to stretch his opponent, not the same case obviously but still worth mentioning czcams.com/video/Xo-0Apu4L_8/video.html
Another quality video by Lenny Sly and company hey Hollywood I hope you're watching this is your next martial arts icon Lenny sly Roadhouse 2 coming to a theater near you very soon brought to you by Craig Bolton honey I'm doing my best to get the word out to Hollywood I think very highly of you man everything you do is very concise high quality no nonsense and if applied correctly deadly people you need to pay attention to this man we live in a world of sharks and the sharks are swimming amongst you whether you realize it or not you take your life and your hands every day you walk out your door and sometimes those sharks come to your door watch lackluster on the CZcams channel there was a video he did on an 80 lb woman with dementia who won a $3 million lawsuit from the city or the county were the cops beat the crap out of her three of them they threw her down the ground it's all on video and pummeled her tough guys right Lenny I am sure you would love to have these guys show up in your studio I know I would love that take all three of them myself for what they did to this poor woman two of the officers were fired they got off easy one guy is still there and the corrupt Chief is still there the point I'm trying to make to you is you take your life in your hands every time you walk out your door or walk out of your front yard it's not pretty out there and most of you live behind Rose colored glasses and Lenny is trying to wake you up he knows what it's all about and the stuff he's teaching you can save your life pay attention to this man learn there's not too many videos out there that know what they're talking about like Lenny a lot of them will get you killed or at the very least hurt keep up the good work Lenny keep eating nails for breakfast Lenny Craig Bolton
I don't know where the word honey came from in there I talked to his microphone it screws up all the time
Man do I miss these videos …
God class
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I tested with friends at dojo.We thought that it was very difficult to grab the opponent hand, when your hand is under opponent hand. We think Nishio style is better.
Very interested in the deflection. My question is when you raise your elbow are you not risking a weak arm position?
No not at all the deflection is based off of movement and energy from the attacker
@@SLYSCOMBATIVECONCEPTS13 Thanks actually watched your video on Ukenagaeshi, and understand that the elbows up position is not weak due to the tenkan. As you know most styles teach the elbow up as losing the connection from the hip power. As you're not blocking but circling around its very strong. Very interesting.
Great stuff...i got this method training in jakarta from Shihan Louis Santos Tenshin dojo...he told me to do it slowly on moderate speed....get the technique right first....build musubi....then rock n roll..
1:31 "Don't hit me with your vagina."-Sensei Sly…That was funny as hell. It had me cracking up laughing. LOOOLLLL
Hi please could you do another ppf video on kuzushi my name is Willam.
Nice bong sau
What happen with Lenny's nose?
Lenny sensei, thank you for the wonderful teaching. In the presentation however, the way you speak reminds me a lot of president trump. In that note thank you for the effort to "Make Aikido Great Again".
Noooooo, thank you!!!!
Im a godan Aikidoka, beginning of this video, the elbow shall always have connection with the centre. You lose protection doing the technique this way, your elbow is your shield.
Negative.
This hand deflection is based off a kenjutsu sword movement not an aikido bokken movement. So your comment is incorrect. If you haven’t trained in this style of aikido which is TenShin then you wouldn’t have the slightest clue how this actually works.
No, your entire body should connect to your center thus your entire body would become your shield, sword, cannon ball and love machine. If you think that your elbow becomes the most important part of the body in aikido, then you were probably a 5th dan in elbowdo and not aikido.
@@misterprogressive8730 So you don't see the opening, he have created when the elbow is to high up, and what grade do you have then?
@@aakh11 there is always an opening when you are doing a technique, you see this in especially obvious in shomenuchi ikkyo where you expose your entire torso when you raise both of your arm to catch the partners elbow. But then you move you uke quickly to the mat before he or she could take advantage of the opening. In ukenagaeshi you also open up your lower body when you raise your arms above but then you either turn you hips and do a shomengiri or keshagiri, or you move back and return to seigankamae (in preparation for a tsuki). What kind of 5th dan are you, when you dont even realize this?
@@misterprogressive8730 Using metaphor is common in marshal art, even sensei Lenny Sly is using the same metaphor in this video. Still what grade of aikido do you have Wolfram Schattenjäger? Sensei Lenny Sly wants that anybody who leaves a comment on his video's name their marshal art and grade. Maybe a suck at aikido but still i'm a godan, and I have done other marshal art's.
I like what you guy doing , but is started to look at traditional techniques as more of weapons art , Kali or Escrima instead of using your hand. Instead started use a baseball bat or a stick the techniques started to make sense .
And then i will do a double leg take down when he tries that crap lol
Lol true unless you get kneed in the face but that not aikido lol
You don't actually fight so how do you know if it works...except on a drunk guy.
It does work because some of his techniques overlap with San Ryu Jiu-Jitsu which is much older. I have personally used Jiu-Jitsu in a real life scenario.
@@tellitlikeitis5045 So have I. Mostly with violent kids in group homes .
In a cage vs. a trained professional probably not. There is no trapping range....they strike...then grab you ...no time for wrist controls etc.
Bilbo Baggins there is plenty of time. You have to make the initiative to go for the grab. In my style of Jiu-Jitsu we look for an opening and take it. Sensei Sly is doing a fantastic job and his technique is flawless.
@@tellitlikeitis5045 Against non resisting unskilled opponents it's great. He would agree I bet. It's good for bouncing unless you get knocked out.
Bilbo Baggins Same thing in shotokan karate, when I see an opening I go for it.