Shodokan Aïkido Satoru TSUCHIYA Sensei 2007

1ère nuit des arts martiaux traditionnels Satoru TSUCHIYA est le représentant en France de l’école Shodokan Aïkido, fondée par Kenji TOMIKI, élève de Jigoro KANO puis de Moriheï UESHIBA. Cette école à la particularité d’avoir introduit un système de compétition en conservant à la fois les principes fondateurs de l’Aïkido et l’esprit moderne du Judo. 27 Octobre 2007 shodokan-aikido.fr

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10 Responses to “Shodokan Aïkido Satoru TSUCHIYA Sensei 2007”

  1. courtin says:

    Impressive. Fluid, efficient and no nonsense techniques, it’s a real pleasure to watch.

  2. ShodokanAikido says:

    Excellent demonstration. He has lots of power behind those techniques.

  3. obramano says:

    Tsushiya sensei is one of my favourite Aikido experts… French guys are very lucky to have him as a teacher, near Paris.

  4. aikidotunisie says:

    excellent j’apprecie beaucoup

  5. tenshinage77 says:

    why does he miss the second to last of the standing section?

  6. satokanbudo says:

    ottimo !!

  7. hippyhunter420 says:

    Nariyama-sensei at the Tomiki hombu in Osaka looks like he and this French shihan suckled at the same teat. Exciting. thankyou or rather merci

  8. DannyBoyInMarseille says:

    Satoru is an absolute powerhouse with excellent technic. I trained with him in Paris for 3 years or so(2 kyu)- it was a delight but I moved away and have never seen anyone as good. I stopped aikido but started up Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Bonjour à tous les gars à Epinay sur Seine.

  9. ngorgen says:

    that Gedan-ate at 5:05 is sooo slick! Its my favorite technique and he pulls it off like nothing.

  10. axle4896 says:

    Obviously, he died a few times during the tanto-dori…

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