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alex padilla · 10-14-2006, 08:12 PM

I agree with Kokyu.
I mean with the book of Gaku Sensei, I haven't read the book myself but upon observation of certain movements in Aikido such feats can be decoded.
I believe that to unbalance the master, one must first know what to do. If a civilian will put a master out of balance, he simply can not do it.
IMO, The reason it is practice in Aikido is to develop inherent strengths in all of us and to practice some laws of physics in the guise of the esoteric or the mystical.

10-14-2006, 08:12 PM	#33
alex padilla Dojo: Manila Aikido Club, Philippines Location: Malaysia Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 24 Offline	Re: Criss Angel and Koichi Tohei I agree with Kokyu. I mean with the book of Gaku Sensei, I haven't read the book myself but upon observation of certain movements in Aikido such feats can be decoded. I believe that to unbalance the master, one must first know what to do. If a civilian will put a master out of balance, he simply can not do it. IMO, The reason it is practice in Aikido is to develop inherent strengths in all of us and to practice some laws of physics in the guise of the esoteric or the mystical.