Very interesting lesson follows. For a good introduction to aikido randori as we practice it, watch the video and substitute the word, "randori" whenever this instructor says, "push hands."
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Yes, I've seen this guy on video before. He speaks well and has deep thoughts about his training. I am sure he has worked with some very good instructors.
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P.S.- we could send him a toothbrush though...
I liked the video. What's his name? Does he have more vids or a site?
ReplyDeleteHis name is Roberto Sharpe. Here's an article on him:
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Here's the rest of the address for that article:
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