Aikido Techniques for Grabs & Overhead Attacks : Aikido Technique: Kosa-Dori Koshinage

You mean you can't do it?

Generally if you're not lightning fast you're going to be sorry.

lol that doesn't even work!

since you're third degree black belt/expert, i have advice: how about you challenge punks on streets, record it. you beat them and then explain your technique. that would be cool.
it's not fair if your assistant fall everytime and takes all the pains.

shut up wank

Pretty much, Aikido's more about how you generate the power to perform the technique than the technique itself, hence the "there are no techniques in Aikido" thing.

Most Aikido techniques are taken from Daito Ryu, but Ueshiba also studied Judo so I suppose he could have taken Koshi nage from there.

Aikido and judo are about the same age. Jigoro Kano and Morihei Ueshiba knew each other. Both were masters of older schools before developing their own, modern arts. Kano wanted to make something you can compete in to make you develop without getting injured permanently => judo. Ueshiba wanted to develop effective method of self-defence that does not cause permanent injuries, but he thought that competition would be against budo principals and reject the technical variations.

they use a lot of wrist grabs to demonstrate the techinques. If used in real life, it usually is a part another technique that blends with a punch, kick, or a weapon.

im not your friend buddy

That resembles a judo hip throw. Are aikido techniques just modified from other martial arts?

or collar grabs, or shoulder, neck, waist, hair, arms, legs, feet. It is generally used in a defensive manner, but it can be used in offense.The attacker doesn't even have to make first contact to get thrown into a very damaging high fall technique.

Aikido is actually applied to most stand up attacks. This would include punches, kicks, strikes, etc. The grabs are easier to learn in the beginning, and afterward, you learn how to apply that information to other forms of attack. It's like in Brazilian JuJutsu, at first you learn the information with a gi, later you learn to modify it without at gi. Same principles.

lol use that on the street and if you are not lightning fast your gonna be sorry

im not your guy, friend

I don't get Aikido. Is the entire Martial art devoted to defending against wrist grabs?