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07-29-2016, 10:29 AM
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Dojo: Aikido Academy of Self Defense
Location: Lexington SC
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Intriguing gun defenses on YouTube
A few months ago, I saw the most intriguing youtube video on gun defenses ~ and now I can not find it.
The particular video demonstrated how to use aikido techniques to keep from having your gun taken away from you.
In other words, the good guy had the gun, and the bad guy was trying to disarm him.
The techniques used were simple tenkan movements, nikkyo, ikkyo, iriminage, kokyunage, etc.
I have searched and searched without finding it ~ any assistance would be appreciated!
best,
iplan
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"We're not as good as we want to be, we're not as good as we're going to be, but thank God we're not as bad as we used to be." Kevin Higgins
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07-29-2016, 10:43 AM
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Dojo: Aikido Academy of Self Defense
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Re: Intriguing gun defenses on youtube~~~~
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"We're not as good as we want to be, we're not as good as we're going to be, but thank God we're not as bad as we used to be." Kevin Higgins
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07-29-2016, 05:32 PM
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Dojo: Open Sky Aikikai
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Re: Intriguing gun defenses on youtube~~~~
http://john-hillson.blogspot.com/201...anto-nage.html
Maybe the one clip on handgun retention here? I assume all our Jo Nage practices had a background in rifle retention. There was a book on police Aikido that had a demo of kubishime attacks with the wrist being held while Nage was removing the pistol from the holster.
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07-30-2016, 04:14 PM
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Dojo: Roswell Budokan
Location: Roswell GA
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Re: Intriguing gun defenses on youtube~~~~
James Williams does weapon retention.
http://www.systemofstrategy.com/
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All paths lead to death. I strongly recommend taking one of the scenic routes.
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07-31-2016, 01:25 PM
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Dojo: Tsubaki Kannagara Jinja Aikidojo; Himeji Shodokan Dojo
Location: Renton
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Re: Intriguing gun defenses on youtube~~~~
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Gambarimashyo!
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07-31-2016, 03:53 PM
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Dojo: Roswell Budokan
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Re: Intriguing gun defenses on youtube~~~~
Sometimes for fun I teach weapon retention exercises since it is a natural extension of wrist grabs. Just give it a try with a tanto or a baton. Be careful - weapon amplified techniques can deliver serious pain.
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All paths lead to death. I strongly recommend taking one of the scenic routes.
AWA - Nidan - Started Aikido training in 2008
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08-09-2016, 10:14 AM
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Location: mpls, mn
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Re: Intriguing gun defenses on youtube~~~~
Lots of stuff on weapon retention can be traced back to samurai using similar techniques to keep others from pulling/drawing/taking their sword or wakizashi. Seems almost more common (and rightly so) to teach weapon retention rather than gun disarms in the dojo.
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08-18-2016, 11:13 PM
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Location: Missouri
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Re: Intriguing gun defenses on YouTube
As a retired police officer with 30 years experience, (and 35 years Aikido practice), I can't help but think that my firearms instructors would have lost it watching someone waving their gun around one handed. Having made an arrest or two over the years, I cannot remember every holding someone at gunpoint while holding the firearm extended at arms length in one hand. That is just begging for a person to attempt a gun grab.
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08-19-2016, 06:22 AM
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Dojo: Open Sky Aikikai
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Re: Intriguing gun defenses on YouTube
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bWsz7u4eN8I
Yeah, there is some goofy fun stuff out there. With all of the non-empty hand stuff, important not to let Hollywood set the standard. I imagine the best retention strategies involve prevention - control Maai and keep aware.
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09-04-2016, 12:20 PM
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Re: Intriguing gun defenses on YouTube
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Benny Goolsby wrote:
As a retired police officer with 30 years experience, (and 35 years Aikido practice), I can't help but think that my firearms instructors would have lost it watching someone waving their gun around one handed. Having made an arrest or two over the years, I cannot remember every holding someone at gunpoint while holding the firearm extended at arms length in one hand. That is just begging for a person to attempt a gun grab.
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Instead of "grab my wrist " its grab my gun".
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09-08-2016, 12:31 PM
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Location: mpls, mn
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Re: Intriguing gun defenses on YouTube
Quote:
Benny Goolsby wrote:
As a retired police officer with 30 years experience, (and 35 years Aikido practice), I can't help but think that my firearms instructors would have lost it watching someone waving their gun around one handed. Having made an arrest or two over the years, I cannot remember every holding someone at gunpoint while holding the firearm extended at arms length in one hand. That is just begging for a person to attempt a gun grab.
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Right -- which is why weapons retention is arguably more important to learn as opposed to gun disarms.
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09-08-2016, 12:49 PM
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Dojo: Open Sky Aikikai
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Re: Intriguing gun defenses on YouTube
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Josh Brown wrote:
Right -- which is why weapons retention is arguably more important to learn as opposed to gun disarms.
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The blog entry I had above, I was talking about some of the Tomiki practices like Tanto Kaeshiwaza waza and Tanto Nage. I don't do this much, but if a student always obsesses about grabbing rather than cutting I'll pull out stuff for them to hold. Gun retention is useful for a small subset. The forests surrounding our university if you don't keep your cell phone, you cannot phone for help. Lose your keys, long way home and you cannot use your car. I'll hand out small whatever's for students to hold on to, sometimes an object to protect and sometimes an object that could be used as a weapon.
Kisshomaru Doshu had written that Aikido practice included Nage with a knife, uke with a knife, and both uke and Nage with knives. I've never seen it.
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09-09-2016, 05:29 AM
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Dojo: Southampton Aikikai
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Re: Intriguing gun defenses on YouTube
It's interesting to note that everyone contributing to this thread so far is in the USA. I wonder why?
Alex
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09-09-2016, 01:12 PM
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Dojo: Aikido Club of American Samoa
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Re: Intriguing gun defenses on YouTube
Because everyone else in the world lost their gun rights to totalitarian governments?
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09-09-2016, 06:15 PM
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Dojo: Open Sky Aikikai
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Re: Intriguing gun defenses on YouTube
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Alex Megann wrote:
It's interesting to note that everyone contributing to this thread so far is in the USA. I wonder why?
Alex
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Canadian living in the USA. Point made, but this is a cool practice if you just approach it as not having an empty hand. The second Doshu wrote about Tanto Nage, or Tanto on Tanto as part of Aikido practice. When I worked corrections, I had a radio and keys. I work in hospitals, and I have medications or equipment. Have fun, and make it about more than guns. The practice can apply anywhere if you don't just make it "pull the trigger." In Budo, O Sensei refers to the demonstrated Tanto dori as also techniques against pistols, and jo Dori as against rifles - so maybe on Japanese source on the subject?
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09-10-2016, 10:00 AM
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Dojo: Southampton Aikikai
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Re: Intriguing gun defenses on YouTube
I agree that dealing with someone attempting to take something valuable from your hands is useful and revealing - as you say, think of a wallet or a camera instead. I can't say I have ever worked on this in an aikido class, apart from some jo-dori and batto-ho, so this discussion is interesting, despite the "gun thing".
Alex
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09-12-2016, 09:48 AM
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Location: mpls, mn
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Re: Intriguing gun defenses on YouTube
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John Hillson wrote:
Kisshomaru Doshu had written that Aikido practice included Nage with a knife, uke with a knife, and both uke and Nage with knives. I've never seen it.
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Yoshokai style has plenty of this.
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09-13-2016, 06:36 AM
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Dojo: Open Sky Aikikai
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Re: Intriguing gun defenses on YouTube
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Yoshokai style has plenty of this.
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Thanks Josh.
Any clips you recommend of Yoshokai knife retention? Retention of other objects would presumably translate.
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09-13-2016, 10:12 AM
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Location: mpls, mn
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Re: Intriguing gun defenses on YouTube
Sorry, I meant Yoshokai has several tanto vs tanto techniques, not specifically having to do with retention. The weapons retention stuff I know was gleaned form my Bujinkan days (Takagi Yoshin, if I recall correctly). We started by learning sword retention, then knife, then concluded with how all that can still be applied to modern-day handgun retention.
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