Transmission of Takeda Tokimune - Daito-ryu Aiki Budo

Instant Disruption and Ultimate Throws

Discover the essence of the most practical Aiki throws with Ishibashi Sensei’s guidance!

In a groundbreaking revelation, Sensei Ishibashi unveils the true usable techniques of Aiki throws as passed down by Takeda Tokimune, renowned for his unparalleled combat experience in Daito-ryu history.

Contents:

Introduction

• Opening Remarks

Understanding Aiki Throws

• Difference between "Aiki Throws" and "Jujutsu"
• Revolution in throwing techniques
• Moment of contact
• Three key elements of Aiki Throws:
  • 1. Allowing the opponent to grab
  • 2. Instant disruption
  • 3. Circular movement

Training Methods for Aiki Throws

• Allowing the opponent to grab
• Instant disruption techniques
• Techniques for elevating Aiki
• Three methods of Aiki elevation:
  • 1. Using Kaina-hen to elevate Aiki
  • 2. Using the wrist joint to elevate Aiki
  • 3. Using one hand to elevate Aiki
• Explanation of Kaina-hen
• Guiding the circular movement
  • Ten fundamental Aiki interactions
  • Continuous body position transition method
  • Swinging fists, how to hold fists, rotation of the spinning top

Aiki Throws

• Forward grip (five types)
• Reverse grip (five types)
• Both hands grip (six types)
• Various grip (five types)
• Neck grip (three types)
• Single-hand chest collar grip (four types)
• Single-hand sleeve grip (four types)
• Both sleeves grip (five types)
• Right sleeve/right collar grip (three types)
• Back collar grip (four types)
• Back both shoulder grip (three types)
• Back both elbow grip (four types)
• Back hug grip (two types)
• Back both hands grip (four types)
• Front strike (four types)
• Side strike (four types)
• Mid-level thrust (three types)

Aiki Throws Workshop

Instructor & Supervisor: Yoshihisa Ishibashi (President of Daito-ryu Aiki Budo Harukaze-kai)
Born in Tokyo in 1938. Ishibashi entered the Daito-ryu Aiki Budo Headquarters, Daito-kan, in 1964. He received instruction in Daito-ryu Aiki Budo and Ono-ha Itto-ryu from Takeda Tokimune Soke. In 1969, he established the Tokyo Katsushika Branch and became its first branch chief. Besides promoting and teaching Daito-ryu, he also studied under the headmaster of Ono-ha Itto-ryu, Junzo Sasamori Sensei, receiving licenses in various martial arts including Shaolin Temple Kung Fu and Chen-style Tai Chi.

Length: 60 min.

Language: Japanese

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