Aikido Falling Leaf Ukemi

Sequence for exercises for learning and/or teaching the "falling leaf" ukemi.
Dojo: Aikido Prague Vinohrady, Czech Republic
(www.aikidovinohrady.cz/en)
Falling: Martin Švihla (4th dan Aikikai)
Assisting: Luboš Šebesta (1st dan Aikikai)
Music: Song "Kabuki Gomen-Jyo!" by Wadaiko Matsuriza (album "Japanese Drums")
(All credits for the beautiful music goes to its authors. Buy their album at www.amazon.com/Japanese-Drums...)

[@ursamajor5107]

This is the best instructional video ever on an advanced breakfall progression. You guys should produce instructional videos 🦾🦾

[@daisysummer7577]

This is the best teaching of this falls , especially for someone like me! 😅

[@dolape7002]

excelent !! great help for beginners

[@silvias1475]

Magnifico! Muchas gracias. Muy didáctico !

[@lunelie7724]

Merci beaucoup

[@sophielanglois9126]

Very good !

[@philippebartoli422]

Bravo. Excellent.

[@aikidoprague]

Thank you, Philippe. We're glad that the video is useful for you.

[@cenphyr]

Can you do a video explaining how to do the Yoko ukemi (High Falls/Break Falls), please? :3

[@kashaid]

Bangra Akido

[@Thegioiquan]

Practically how how long per step before can move to the next one?

[@aikidoprague]

Sorry for the very late reply - you're probably expert now in the falling leaf.
One should work on a particular step in small doses every training (2-3 times a week) until he/she feels comfortably about it... and then move to the next step.