🌏 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

Kote Gaeshi – Technique 8 of the Budō manual (1938)

Kote Gaeshi – Tsuneo Ando Budō Manual Variation

Kote Gaeshi Counter with One-Handed Cartwheel Ukemi

Kote Gaeshi Counter with Yoko Wakare-like Sutemi Variation

Kote Gaeshi into Reverse can-opener Neck Crank via Forward Roll Back Take with arm hook

Kote Gaeshi with Jūji Gatame Ground Submission

Kote Gaeshi with the Tantō – Tantō Wrist Control Variation

Kote Gaeshi with Ude Garami (Kimura) x Sankyō into Jūji Gatame Submission

Kote Gaeshi with Ude Garami (Kimura) x Sankyō Submission

Kubi Nage from Irimi Nage Kubishime

Leg Scissors Head Throw – Noma Dojo (1936)

Mae Geri – Knee Chop Defense

Mae Geri – Koshi Nage from Ikkyō

Mae Geri – Koshi Nage from Irimi Nage

Mae Ryō Kata Dōri – Kokyū Nage Kazuo Chiba Variation
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Mae Ryō Kata Dōri – Kokyū nage x Sasae Tsurikomi Ashi

Mae Ryō Kata Dōri – Koshi Nage – Direct Ippon Seoi Nage-Like Variation

Mae Ryō Kata Dōri – Shihō Nage

Mae Ryō Kata Dōri – Torso-led Tai Atari – Gozo Shioda Signature Variation

Mae Ryō Kata Dōri – Torso-led Tai Atari – Morihei Ueshiba

Men Uchi – Kote Gaeshi – Two-Hook Atemi Variation

Men Uchi – Ude Kime Nage (inside entry) Atemi Application

Men Uchi Koshi Nage Shoji Nishio Variation (Three Atemi Entry)

Mukae Taoshi Counter with Kataha Nage – Yoseikan Budō Hyōri no Kata
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