🌏 Origin
Aikidō
Aikidō is a modern Japanese martial art focused on blending, redirection, and joint control. Rather than opposing force with force, it studies timing and alignment.
📄 Techniques
90° Tenkan Entry Kote Gaeshi Variation
Ai Hanmi Katate Dōri – Ikkyō Omote as a Katana Draw and Control
Ai Hanmi Katate Dōri – Koshi Nage – Uchi Kaiten Entry Classic Variation
Ai Hanmi Katate Dōri – Koshi Nage from Ude Kime Nage
Ai Hanmi Katate Dōri – Nikyō Ura (Shutō Zume) as a Katana Draw and Control
Back-led Tai Atari – Gozo Shioda Signature Variation
Chūdan Tsuki – Dropping Hiji Kime Osae Variation with Two-Arms Control Finish
Classic Irimi Nage – Technique 2 of the Budō Manual (1938)
Collar Tie – D’Arce Choke from Kote Gaeshi
Collar Tie – Kote Gaeshi with Standing Jūji Gatame Submission
D’Arce Choke from Kote Gaeshi
D’Arce Choke from Shihō Nage (On One-Knee)
Do Gaeshi Evasion – Yoseikan Budō Hyōri no Kata
Double-Leg Drop Kick – Ryuji Shirakawa Variation
Executioner choke and armbar from Sokumen Irimi Nage
Ganseki Otoshi – Meido Moore Variation
Ganseki Otoshi – Morihiro Saito
Ganseki Otoshi – Noma Dojo (1936)
Ganseki Otoshi from Irimi Nage – Tutorial
Gyaku Hanmi Katate Dōri – Ikkyō Ura – Pre-Grab Retreat / Uke Overextension Variation
Gyaku Hanmi Katate Dōri – Tenchi Nage – Kōichi Tōhei Variation
Hadaka Jime (Hands-Clasped) Counter with Koshi Nage
Hanmi Handachi Waza Gyaku Hanmi Katate Dōri – Kokyū Nage – Forward Overextension Variation
Hanmi Handachi Waza Gyaku Hanmi Katate Dōri – Tenchi Nage – Direct Variation
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