🌏 Origin
Aikikai Aikidō
Aikikai represents the main line of Aikidō transmission from the Ueshiba lineage. It values fluidity, harmony, and technical precision.
📄 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
Atemi in Soto Kaiten Entry with Daitō-ryū Pin
Chūdan Tsuki – Dropping Hiji Kime Osae Variation with Two-Arms Control Finish
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)
Double-Leg Drop Kick – Ryuji Shirakawa Variation
Executioner choke and armbar from Sokumen Irimi Nage
Ganseki Otoshi – Meido Moore Variation
Ganseki Otoshi – Shirakawa Variation – Omote & Ura
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
Hiji Kime Osae from Kote Gaeshi
Ikkyō done from behind with Uke’s Bokutō as a surprise attack
Ikkyō Nage with Foot Trapping
Ikkyō Omote Counter – Back Turn with Arm Left on Back and Atemi Finish
Ikkyō Omote Counter with Ikkyō Omote
Ikkyō Omote Counter with Kaiten Nage Variation (Back Turn with Arm Left on Back and Atemi Entry)
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