Difficulty of comprehension of Japanese in a video and identification of dialect


I came across the following video when doing research:

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mlkoq4WZrTE&t=358s&authuser=1](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mlkoq4WZrTE&t=358s&authuser=1)

At first I could not comprehend at all what was being said, but after
listening carefully I could pick up a few words. Generally my listening
comprehension isn't that bad, so this caught me off guard.

I think part of the reason is the sound recording and how the sensei in the
video is speaking in a rough way.

But I think another aspect is how he is speaking in some dialect (Kyoto?).

So my two questions are:

1) Is the Japanese in this video easily understood by native Japanese
speakers?

2) What regional dialect is being spoken, if any?




1) No. I can pick only a few words such as 極意, 回る (with the aid of the
gesture), これは, 大概, 息を, これだけじゃ相手, ...

2) Definitely dialectal. Probably western Japan. Maybe Kyushu...? Oh, [this
person is from Matsuyama, Ehime](https://aikidoaishinkan.jimdo.com/profile-1/)
in the Shikoku island.




1) No. I can pick only a few words such as 極意, 回る (with the aid of the
gesture), これは, 大概, 息を, これだけじゃ相手, ...

2) Definitely dialectal. Probably western Japan. Maybe Kyushu...? Oh, [this
person is from Matsuyama, Ehime](https://aikidoaishinkan.jimdo.com/profile-1/)
in the Shikoku island.

