🌏 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
Koshi Nage from Shihō Nage – Yoshio Kuroiwa Signature Variation
Koshi Nage from Shihō Nage (similar to Kōdōkan Jūdō’s Uki Goshi) – Yoshio Kuroiwa Variation
Koshi Nage from Shihō Nage (without the collar grip) – Yoshio Kuroiwa Signature Variation
Koshi Nage from Ude Kime Nage – Elbow-on-Shoulder Lock Transfer Variation
Kote Gaeshi – Christian Tissier Signature Variation
Kote Gaeshi – Hiroshi Isoyama Variation
Kote gaeshi – Kazuo Chiba Direct Backward Absorption Variation
Kote Gaeshi – Kihon Christian Tissier Variation
Kote Gaeshi – Morihei Ueshiba Budō Manual Variation
Kote Gaeshi – Technique 8 of the Budō manual (1938)
Kote Gaeshi – Tsuneo Ando Budō Manual Variation
Kote Gaeshi Counter with Hiji Kime Osae – One-Handed 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
Kote Gaeshi–Assisted Scissor Sweep-like Reversal from Closed Guard
Kubi Nage from Irimi Nage Kubishime
Leg Scissors Head Throw – Noma Dojo (1936)
Mae Geri – Knee Chop Defense
Mae Geri – Koshi Nage from Ikkyō
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