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Chargement... Traditional Aikido--Sword Stick Body Arts--Training Works Wonderspar Morihiro Saito
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Contents
Frontispiece Foreword
Chapter 1. Identity of Aikido as a martial art
1 Essence of Aikido-Invincible martial art; Spirit of Aikido; Requirements of Aikido; Aikido is a 'mirror'
2 Aikildo in postwar years-Aiki Shrine and open-air trainng school at Iwama; Development form 'Aiki marital art' to 'Aikido'; Diffusion and growht of Aikido; Duties of trainees and instructors
Chapter 2. Training methods of Aikido
1 Essentials-Natural observation of manners; Posture and mutual stance; Tegatana (Sword-edge of hand) and hold patterns; Peace and harmony of mind...Aiki...; 'Sabaki' (Body movements) in varied training situations;Triangular pattern; Atemi (Body blow prior to applying technique); distinction between mote-waza (Front technique) and Ura-waza (Turning technique)
2 Variety and sequence of training methods-variety of training methods; sequence of traing methods
3 Do's and Don'ts while in training
4 Demonstration of performances
Ckhapter 3. Aikido techniques
1 Various patterns of 'how to hold'-How to hold wrist; How to hold one hand with both hands; How to hold shoulder; How to hold collar; How to hold both hands from behind
2 Solid (basic), flexible and flowing (ki) exercises
*Body turns (solid (basic) exercises, flowing (kI) exercises
*Katate-dori (one hand-held) kokyu-nage (abdominal breath power throw)--solid (basic)exercise, flexible exercise, flowing (ki) exercise
*Katate-dori Dai-Ikkyo (arm pin) Omote-waza (front technique)--solid (basic)exercise, flexible exercise, flowing (ki) exercise
*Kata-dori (shoulder held) Dai-Ikkyo Omote-waza--solid (basic)exercise, flexible exercise, flowing (ki) exercise
*Kata-dori Dai-Ikkyo--Flowing (Ki) exercise
*Yokomen-uchi (circular strike at the head) Dai-Nikyo Ura-waza (turning technique)--solid (basic)exercise, flowing (ki) exercise
*Shomen-uchi (straight strike at the head) Dai-Sankyo (arm twist) ura-waza--solid (basic)exercise, flowing (ki) exercise
*Yokomen-uchi Dai-Yonkyo (forearm pin)--solid (basic)exercise, flowing (ki) exercise
*Yokomen-uchi Dai-Gokyo (Defense against armed attack)--solid (basic)exercise, flowing (ki) exercise
*Katate-dori shiho-nage (four-corner throw)--solid (basic)exercise, flexible exercise, flowing (ki) exercise
*Katate-dordi shiho-nage ura-waza--solid (basic)exercise, flowing (ki) exercise
*Irimi-nage (entering throw)
*Kaiten-nage (rotary throw inward)--solid (basic)exercise, flexible exercise, flowing (ki) exercise
*Ushiro-mune-dori (lower lapel held from behind) koshi-nage (hip throw)--solid (basic)exercise, flowing (ki) exercise
3 Variations of techniques
*Variations contingent on mutkual stance--From 'Kaiten-nage' to 'Dai-Ikkyo'; From 'Kaiten-nage' to ''Variation of Dai-Sankyo'; From 'Ushiro Ryote-dori (both hands held from behind) Dai-Ikkyo' to 'Jyuji-garami (cross-twine throw)'
*Variatons when your partner resisted--From 'Dai-Ikkyo' to 'Varied technique'; From 'Dai-Ikkyo' to 'Irimi-nage; From 'Dai-Ikko' to 'its variation'; From 'Dai-Ikkyo' to 'Dai-Sankyo'; From 'Dai-Ikkkyo' to 'Irimi-nage'; From 'Irimi-nage to 'its variation'
*Variatons when your partner brakes free--From 'Kata-dori Ikkyo' to 'Kokyu-nage'; From 'Dai-Sankyo' to 'Irimi-nage'; From 'Shiho-nage' to 'shiho-nage'; From 'Shiho-nage' to 'Irimi-nage'; From 'Shiho-nage' to 'Koshi-nage'; From 'Koshi-nage' to 'its variation'; From 'Kaiten-nage' to 'Kaiten-nage'; From 'Koshi-nage' to 'Dai-Sankyo'
*Variations when you erred in your movements--'Tsuki Kotegaeshi (wrist turn-out against thrust); 'Dai-Ikkyo'; 'Shiho-nage'
*Variations when your partner erred in his movements--Error made in 'Katate-dori' example 1; Error made in 'Katate-dori example 2; Error make in 'Ushiro Ryote-dori'
*Other varied techniques--'Kata-dori kotegaeshi'; 'Kata-dori Dai-Sankyo'; From 'Kata-dori Kokyu-nage' to 'Dai-Sankyo'
4 Techniques against group attack
*Body maneuvers against group attack--Wkhen attacked individually; When attacked simultaneously; When subjected to armed group attack
*Weapon-taking in group--Sword-taking example 1; Sword-taking example 2; Jo-taking example 1; Jo-taking example 2
*Koshi-nage against group attack--Ushiro Mune-dori Koshi-nage; Ryote-dori (both hands held) Koshi-nage
*Throwing techniques against group attack--Ryote-dori kokyu-nage; Ushiro Ryote-dori (both shoulders held from behind) kokyu-nage; Ushiro Ryote-dori kokyo-nage; Kaiten-nage; Mune-dori (lower lapel held) kokyu-nage
*Hold-down techniques against group attack--Variations of Dai-sankyo
5 Methods of training against group attack
6 How to use your feet and hips
Concluding remarks; Appendix: Roundtable Meeting Regarding the Founder's Life and Philosophy; Editor's post-makeup note