Aikido Falling Tips

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Aikido has countless falling techniques for any method of martial arts self defense someone might need to call upon. Learn many of these tips from an Aikido expert in this free video clip series.

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Aikido 180 Degree Rolling
Directional rolling is a great Aikido martial arts self defense technique that allows you to fall in specific directions to avoid obstacles and an opponent. Learn more tips on how this is done from a martial arts expert in this free video clip.

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Aikido 90 Degree Rolling Tips
Directional rolling is a great Aikido martial arts self defense technique that allows you to fall in specific directions to avoid obstacles and an opponent. Learn more tips on how this is done from a martial arts expert in this free video clip.

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Aikido Augmented Directional Rolling
Directional rolling is a great Aikido martial arts self defense technique that allows you to fall in specific directions to avoid obstacles and an opponent. Learn more tips on how this is done from a martial arts expert in this free video clip.

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Aikido Break Falling Tips
Break falling is the Aikido technique used to break an unexpected fall from a stool or chair. Learn tips on how to properly break fall from a martial arts expert in this free video clip.

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Aikido Directional Rolling Tips
Directional rolling is a great Aikido martial arts self defense technique that allows you to fall in specific directions to avoid obstacles and an opponent. Learn more tips on how this is done from a martial arts expert in this free video clip.

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Aikido Falling Tips
Sometimes falling correctly will save your life and Aikido teaches correct falling techniques for just such an occasion. Learn tips on how to fall correctly from a martial arts expert in this free video clip.

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Aikido Forward Roll From Standing
A forward roll from the standing position is a good defensive Aikido move. Learn tips on how to do this move from a martial arts expert in this free video clip.

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Aikido Forward Rolling Tips
Forward rolling is an Aikido technique used to absorb a forward fall and stay in a defensive position. Learn tips on how to forward fall from a martial arts expert int his free video clip.

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Aikido Rolling & Balance Exercises
Balance is very important in Aikido and all martial arts. Learn some exercises to strengthen your balance and rolling abilities from a martial arts expert in this free video clip.

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Aikido Rolling Awareness Tips
It is important to be aware of your surroundings in any Aikido martial arts rolling technique. Learn more tips on this and why it is important from an Aikido expert int his free video clip.

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Aikido Rolling Footwork
Sometimes self defensive rolling techniques in Aikido martial arts require a certain amount of footwork to be effective. Learn more about this style of fall and roll from an Aikido expert int his free video clip.

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Aikido Rolling into Kneeling
A great Aikido martial arts self defense move is to fall and roll onto your knees. Learn how to fall and roll to your knees correctly from an Aikido martial arts expert in this free video clip.

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Aikido Rolling into Standing
A great Aikido martial arts self defense move is to fall and roll onto your feet. Learn how to fall and roll to your feet correctly from an Aikido martial arts expert in this free video clip.

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Aikido Rolling Safety Tips
Falling and rolling can still result in injuries so the Aikido martial art has instilled some safety tips to limit these. Learn these safety tips from a martial arts expert in this free video clip.

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Aikido Rolling Tips
In every martial arts including Aikido there is a proper way to fall and roll to protect yourself. Learn how to fall and roll correctly from an Aikido martial arts expert in this free video clip.

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Household Obstacle Rolling
Obstacle rolling is a great Aikido falling exercise that teaches you to be aware of your surroundings. Learn tips on how to do this move from a martial arts expert in this free video clip.

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Summary: Aikido, the modern Japanese martial art, was developed between the 1920s and 1960s and emphasizes the spiritual and philosophical development of its students. This development of spirituality and philosophical belief is directly derived from Shinto and Buddhism. The name “aikido” comes directly from three Japanese characters that stand for “matching,” “spirit,” and “way.” Aikido is meant to distract or immobilize, not kill or permanently damage the attacker. Aikido fighters are thus demonstrating an effective but merciful response. Ueshiba (the Great Teacher of Aikido) declared “To control aggression without inflicting injury is the Art of Peace.”

In this series of videos, see an expert demonstrate aikido moves, strikes, throws, locks, and drops. Practice with our expert as he shows you how to do proper falls. Take it a step further and learn aside and backward fall. Then, challenge yourself and learn more about other self defense falls. This expert is a black belt in Aikido and will not lead you astray. You’ll learn many self defense tips for practical everyday situations.

About the Expert

Expert: Sensei Derdeyn was born in 1975 and soon moved to Sao Paulo, Brazil where he received his first introductions to martial arts via Brazilian Jujitsu (BJJ) and Capoiera. It would not be until the age of six that he began his study of martial arts in earnest in Judo. After six years in Judo and several cross-national moves, Sensei Derdeyn and his family moved to Ausitn, Texas where he continued his studies in the Japanese martial arts vis-a-via Aikido under the instruction of Mark Leidig Sensei (formerly of Shin Budo Kai Aikido under Shihan Imaizumi Shizuo.) With exposure to Muy Thai, (a continued study of Capoiera and BJJ), Arnis, and with some involvement in the Chinese Internal Arts his focus resumed in earnest with the Japanese based arts. During college he taught both Aikido and Capoiera to at-risk youth via the Gary Job Corp Center in San Marcos, unversity students at Texas State University (TSU), and women's basic self-defence (TSU). While completing his Master’s in Public Administration sensei D