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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Great aiki class last night. We had a new guy (the word is spreading) and he did good. We worked on ukemi, tegatana, and evasions (aiki br...
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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