🌏 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
Shihō Nage Counter with Ude Kime Nage (Reverse Rotation Entry)
Shihō Nage From Ude Kime (Elbow-on-Shoulder Lock Variation)
Shihō Nage Ura Counter with Tenbin Nage – Yoseikan Budō Hyōri no Kata
Shihō Nage with the Tantō – One-Hand Grab with Tantō Downward Strike Finish Variation
Shihō Nage-Like Arm Position from North-South Position (Lapel Choke Attempt) – Kamakubi / Gokyō Wristlock-Pin-like or Ude Garami (Americana) Finish
Shihō Nage–Style Kokyū Nage / Shihō Nage on both arms
Shōmen Uchi – Executioner Choke from Sokumen Irimi Nage Variation – Inside Two-Atemi Shihō Nage Entry
Shōmen Uchi – Gokyō – Inside Two-Atemi Shihō Nage Entry Variation
Shōmen Uchi – Ikkyō Omote – Inside Two-Atemi Shihō Nage Entry Variation
Shōmen Uchi – Ikkyō Ura – Inside Two-Atemi Shihō Nage Entry Variation
Shōmen Uchi – Ikkyō Ura – Outside Atemi Entry Variation
Shōmen Uchi – Irimi Nage – Outside Furikaburi Entry Variation
Shōmen Uchi – Irimi Nage – Two-Atemi Shihō Nage Entry Variation
Shōmen Uchi – Koshi Nage – Uchi Kaiten Entry Classic Variation
Shōmen Uchi – Koshi Nage Direct Variation
Shōmen Uchi – Koshi Nage with Lapel Grab – Uchi Kaiten Entry Footwork
Shōmen Uchi – Kote Gaeshi – Inside One-Atemi Shihō Nage Entry Advanced Variation
Shōmen Uchi – Kote Gaeshi – Inside Two-Atemi Shihō Nage Entry – Basic Variation
Shōmen Uchi – Kote Gaeshi – Outside Furikaburi Entry Variation
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)
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