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11-07-2013, 09:35 PM
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Re: YouTube: Tsuruzo Miyamoto at 2013 World Combat Games
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Joe Curran wrote:
Hi Yannis,
I have no problem if anyone has a different viewpoint from myself.You expressed what you thought of the video.I respect you for calling it as you perceive it.No problems here.
As you say, you cannot always tell or judge somebody by a video, especially on a demo.
I am sure if you met Miyamoto Sensei and trained with him you would more than likely come away from the encounter with a different 'take' on his work.
By the way, are you the gent on facebook who ssems to like fashionable gear?Do you live in Athens? Do you know Jenny Flower/Matt Teale/Ari Sinavellis?? Cheers, Joe
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Hi there Joe. I live in Athens indeed, at least at the moment. I'm not sure what you mean about fashionable gear but in order to recognize me on Facebook, I'm the long hair guy standing next to a palm tree in my profile photo and I have a picture of a Katana on the background timeline photo.
Now I hope that Jun's post telling me I'm way off topic won't be posted...too loud. Haha! Cheers mate!
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11-10-2013, 04:18 PM
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Dojo: Shohei Juku Aikido Gibsons
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Re: YouTube: Tsuruzo Miyamoto at 2013 World Combat Games
Thank you Joe and Ellis for sharing your experience with Miyamoto sensei.
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11-14-2013, 07:56 PM
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Dojo: Aikikai Hombu Dojo
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Re: YouTube: Tsuruzo Miyamoto at 2013 World Combat Games
The visual interpretations that one can make of Miyamoto Sensei's technique and attitude can be very misleading, he is well known for that actually. I have been fortunate enough to find myself taking ukemi for him both in regular classes and at embu and I can tell you that he is absolutely present and aware. In fact you, on your side, have to make sure you are at least as sharp as him because the sanction can come very quickly if you are not paying attention (I also experienced this first hand, nothing bad, but a clear reminder that I was not where I should have been).
I can only speak for myself but there was absolutely no preparation beforehand, and I doubt that there was much more before this video was shot. He just calls you and gives you hints as to what attack you have to do. There a very significant amount of tension and awareness, when you are in the middle with him, almost a sense of danger, and it has nothing to do with the fact that there are spectators: it is just a skilled aikidoka doing his thing admirably well.
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11-15-2013, 03:39 AM
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Dojo: Sakumeikan N.E. Aikkai .Newcastle upon Tyne.
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Re: YouTube: Tsuruzo Miyamoto at 2013 World Combat Games
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Guillaume Erard wrote:
The visual interpretations that one can make of Miyamoto Sensei's technique and attitude can be very misleading, he is well known for that actually. I have been fortunate enough to find myself taking ukemi for him both in regular classes and at embu and I can tell you that he is absolutely present and aware. In fact you, on your side, have to make sure you are at least as sharp as him because the sanction can come very quickly if you are not paying attention (I also experienced this first hand, nothing bad, but a clear reminder that I was not where I should have been).
I can only speak for myself but there was absolutely no preparation beforehand, and I doubt that there was much more before this video was shot. He just calls you and gives you hints as to what attack you have to do. There a very significant amount of tension and awareness, when you are in the middle with him, almost a sense of danger, and it has nothing to do with the fact that there are spectators: it is just a skilled aikidoka doing his thing admirably well.
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Dear Guillaume,
Just about sums up Miyamoto Sensei.Had hoped to visit Japan this Oct.but the trip was cancelled. Hope you are well. Cheers, Joe.
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11-15-2013, 03:45 AM
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Dojo: Hiroshima Kokusai Dojo
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Re: YouTube: Tsuruzo Miyamoto at 2013 World Combat Games
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Guillaume Erard wrote:
The visual interpretations that one can make of Miyamoto Sensei's technique and attitude can be very misleading, he is well known for that actually. I have been fortunate enough to find myself taking ukemi for him both in regular classes and at embu and I can tell you that he is absolutely present and aware. In fact you, on your side, have to make sure you are at least as sharp as him because the sanction can come very quickly if you are not paying attention (I also experienced this first hand, nothing bad, but a clear reminder that I was not where I should have been).
I can only speak for myself but there was absolutely no preparation beforehand, and I doubt that there was much more before this video was shot. He just calls you and gives you hints as to what attack you have to do. There a very significant amount of tension and awareness, when you are in the middle with him, almost a sense of danger, and it has nothing to do with the fact that there are spectators: it is just a skilled aikidoka doing his thing admirably well.
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Mr Erard,
Have you seen Chiba Kazuo Shihan in action or taken ukemi for him? I was at the Combat Games and saw Miyamoto Shihan's demonstration. Afterwards he told me that the demonstrations of K Chiba were a kind of model.
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11-17-2013, 09:07 PM
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Dojo: Aikikai Hombu Dojo
Location: Tokyo, Japan
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Re: YouTube: Tsuruzo Miyamoto at 2013 World Combat Games
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Joe Curran wrote:
Dear Guillaume,
Just about sums up Miyamoto Sensei.Had hoped to visit Japan this Oct.but the trip was cancelled. Hope you are well. Cheers, Joe.
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Thanks a lot Joe, I hope that you can reschedule, see you soon hopefully!
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Peter A Goldsbury wrote:
Mr Erard,
Have you seen Chiba Kazuo Shihan in action or taken ukemi for him? I was at the Combat Games and saw Miyamoto Shihan's demonstration. Afterwards he told me that the demonstrations of K Chiba were a kind of model.
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Pr Goldsbury,
No I have not had that chance, my only trip to San Diego coincided with that of Chiba Sensei in Britain for a summer seminar unfortunately. Miyamoto Sensei does indeed quite regularly refer to Chiba Sensei. Some very skilled students of the later also tend to be close to Miyamoto Sensei when the visit or stay in Japan. I do not know much more than that though, for I have never been a student of Chiba Sensei, nor have I been a member of the Birankai (my loss).
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11-18-2013, 12:07 AM
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Dojo: Sakumeikan N.E. Aikkai .Newcastle upon Tyne.
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Re: YouTube: Tsuruzo Miyamoto at 2013 World Combat Games
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Guillaume Erard wrote:
Thanks a lot Joe, I hope that you can reschedule, see you soon hopefully!
Pr Goldsbury,
No I have not had that chance, my only trip to San Diego coincided with that of Chiba Sensei in Britain for a summer seminar unfortunately. Miyamoto Sensei does indeed quite regularly refer to Chiba Sensei. Some very skilled students of the later also tend to be close to Miyamoto Sensei when the visit or stay in Japan. I do not know much more than that though, for I have never been a student of Chiba Sensei, nor have I been a member of the Birankai (my loss).
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Dear Guillaume,
Speaking for myself I am sure Birankai International would have welcomed you into our group.Its a pity you never had thr opportunity to train in San Diego with Chiba Sensei,Mt time spent there as kenshusei/uchi deshi was the best time I ever spent doing aikido .Murashige Sensei was there as well,as well as Archie Champion,Liese Klein Yahe Solomon,Ismael Hassan,Dave Alonzo, Mike Sidebottom, Daniel Kempling,Robert Savoca , Marianne Shibata,Richard Edmunds.Sorry if I miss out on few training partners.Great atmosphere,intense, focused , tiring but wonderful times.A few clipe that I took of my time here are on Youtube .Hadronica ?posted them.Cheers, Joe,
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