🌏 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
Shōmen Uchi – Koshi Nage with Lapel Grab – Uchi Kaiten Entry Footwork
Shōmen Uchi – Kote Gaeshi Advanced Variation (Inside One-Atemi Shihō Nage Entry)
Shōmen Uchi – Kote Gaeshi Basic Variation (Inside Two-Atemi Shihō Nage Entry)
Shōmen Uchi – Kote Gaeshi Variation (Outside Furikaburi Entry)
Shōmen Uchi – Kubishime from Kubi Hineri Position (Outside Atemi Entry)
Shōmen Uchi – One Arm Hiji Kime Variation (Inside Two-Atemi Shihō Nage Entry)
Shōmen Uchi – Reverse Kubi Nage Choke from Soto Kaiten Entry Variation (Outside Atemi Entry)
Shōmen Uchi – Shihō Nage Variation (Inside Two-Atemi Entry)
Shōmen Uchi – Standing Hiji Kime Variation (Inside Two-Atemi Shihō Nage Entry)
Sode Dōri – Arm-In Hadaka Jime (Rear Naked Choke)
Sode Dōri – Ikkyō Omote using the Katana Handle
Sode Dōri – Ikkyō Ura using the Katana Handle
Sode Dōri – Sokumen Irimi Nage as a Katana Draw/Cut
Sode Dōri – Standing Elbow-on-Knee Hiji Kime Variation
Sode Dōri – Ude Garami with Knee-on-Shoulder Pin
Sode Dōri – Underhook and Kubi Wa-Like Entry with Ude Garami (Kimura) Ground Finish
Sokumen Irimi Nage – Kōichi Tōhei Variation
Sokumen Irimi Nage – Morihei Ueshiba Pre-Grab Variation
Standing Hiji Kime from Sokumen Irimi Nage
Sumi Otoshi / Hiji Otoshi – passing under Uke’s Arm Variation
Sumi Otoshi / Hiji Otoshi – Te-gatana Cut Variation
Sutemi from Uchi Kaiten Sankyo entry
Sutemi Ude Garami Nage from Ikkyō – Forward-Direction Cut Variation
Suwari Waza – Ikkyō Omote – Morihei Ueshiba Sen Sen no Sen Variation
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