🌏 Origin
Aikikai Aikidō
Aikikai represents the main line of Aikidō transmission from the Ueshiba lineage. It values fluidity, harmony, and technical precision.
📄 Techniques
Ikkyō Omote Counter with Yoko Wakare-like Sutemi Variation
Ikkyō Omote with the Tantō – Tantō Neck Atemi Entry and Elbow Hook Variation
Ikkyō Ura Preventing Katana Draw
Ikkyō X De Ashi Harai
Ikkyō X Ko Soto Gari/Gake
Irimi Nage – Closed-fist Shikanken Atemi finish Variation
Irimi Nage – Contra-Hip Cut Variation with Shin-to-Arm Pin
Irimi Nage – Hiroshi Isoyama Signature Variation
Irimi Nage – Palm on Chin Hiroshi Isoyama Variation
Irimi Nage – Palm on Chin with Eye-poke Variation
Irimi Nage – Shoulder Tai Atari Variation
Irimi Nage – Uke’s arm across his own neck Variation
Jō Dōri Koshi Nage – Seoi-Nage-like Variation
Jō Dōri Koshi Nage – Uke in Rear-Facing Position and Backflip Roll Ukemi
Jodan Mawashi Geri – Downward Leg Redirection with Upward Knee Strike Counter
Jōdan Tsuki – Counter-Punch Application (Inside Entry)
Jōdan Tsuki – Counter-Punch Application (Outside Entry)
Jōdan Tsuki – Groin Grab and Tear Defense
Jōdan Tsuki – Ikkyō Ura Variation (Outside atemi entry)
Jōdan Tsuki – Kote Gaeshi Advanced Variation (Inside One-Atemi Shihō Nage Entry)
Kamakubi
Kata Dōri – Ikkyō Omote – Pre-Grab Retreat / Uke Overextension Variation
Kata Dōri – Nikyō Ura – Pre-Grab Retreat / Uke Overextension Direct Variation
Kata Dōri – Nikyō Ura – Pre-Grab Retreat / Uke Overextension Long Variation
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