【AIKI JUJUTSU GYAKUTE-DO Series No.3】JUJUTSU WAZA, digest of FUDO

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4-4 FU FUDO 不動

The FUDO techniques consist of the following 35 KATA.

FU-1 KATA ERI OYAYUBI FUDO 片襟親指不動
FU-2 SOTO MAKI NUKI KOTE FUDO 外巻き抜き小手不動
FU-3 KOTE HINERI KOTE FUDO 小手捻り小手不動
FU-4 UDE KIRI FUDO 腕切り不動
FU-5 KOTE HIKI NAGE KOTE FUDO 小手引き投げ小手不動
FU-6 KOTE HIKI NAGE HIJI FUDO 小手引き投げ肘不動
FU-7 KOTE OTOSHI NAGE KOTE FUDO 小手落とし投げ小手不動
FU-8 HASAMI OTOSHI KOTE FUDO 挟み落とし小手不動
FU-9 TSUKKOMI OTOSHI ICHIJYO FUDO 突っ込み落とし一条不動
FU-10 GASSHO NAGE GASSHO FUDO 合掌投げ合掌不動
FU-11 KOTE KAESHI NAGE KOTE FUDO “ZAGI” 小手返し投げ小手不動　座技
FU-12 BUKKOTSU NAGE BUKKOTSU FUDO 仏骨投げ仏骨不動
FU-13 KOTE KAESHI NAGE KOTE HINERI FUDO 小手返し投げ小手捻り不動
FU-14 KOSHI NAGE KAESHI BUKKOTSU FUDO 腰投げ返し仏骨不動
FU-15 RYUUN NAGE KOTE KAESHI FUDO 流雲投げ小手返し不動
FU-16 KATA ERI KOTE SEME ICHIJYO FUDO 片襟小手責め一条不動
FU-17 KATA ERI KOTE FUDO 片襟小手不動
FU-18 KOTE KAESHI NAGE KOTE FUDO “TACHIWAZA” 小手返し投げ小手不動　立ち技
FU-19 UDE SANKAKU NAGE GASSHO FUDO 腕三角投げ合掌不動
FU-20 KOTE KAESHI FUDO 小手返し不動
FU-21 KOTE HIKI NAGE ASHI JYUJI FUDO 小手引き投げ足十字不動
FU-22 RYO KOTE KAKE FUDO 両小手掛け不動
FU-23 KOTE HINERI KAESHI FUDO 小手捻り返し不動
FU-24 UDE HINERI FUDO 腕捻り不動
FU-25 RYO UDE URA-KATAME 両腕裏固め
FU-26 BANZAI FUDO OMOTE 万歳不動（表）
FU-27 BANZAI FUDO URA 万歳不動 (裏)
FU-28 KOTE ORI FUDOU OMOTE 小手折り不動 (表)
FU-29 KOTE ORI FUDOU URA 小手折り不動 (裏)
FU-30 KATA UDE MANRIKI KATAME 片腕万力固め
FU-31 RYO TE MOCHI KOTE KAKE KATAME 両手持ち小手掛け固め
FU-32 MAKIKOMI KOTE FUDO 巻き込み小手不動
FU-33 DOKKO SEME FUDO 独鈷責め不動
FU-34 KOTE KAKE OTOSHI KOTE FUDO 小手掛け落とし小手不動
FU-35 UDE KAESHI FUDO 腕返し不動

FU-5　KOTE HIKI NAGE KOTE FUDO Level C　

both standing, front to front

1) A steps forward with his right foot and grasp D’s left collar with his right hand.
2) D executes KASUMI KAKE using his right hand
3) D, using his right hand, grasps A’s left hand, which A puts over his eyes to protect them from further attack.
4) D pulls down his right hand along his right side to throw A
5) D keeps this right hand grip bent enough during the throwing action, that after throwing, keeps A’s left arm close to D’s right leg so that A’s left arm shall be stretched out fully.
6) D then bends A’s left hand sharply with both hands to control A
7) D executes MIGI SOKUTO to A’s left rib as a finish.

Know-how
How to throw A
Make the right hand grip tight but without putting too much strength into the hand. Stretch the right arm and never try to put power into the right hand. Simply try to drop down the entire right arm as one unit.

FU-7 KOTE OTOSHI NAGE KOTE FUDO Level B

both standing, front to front

1) A steps forward with his right foot and grasps D’s left collar with his right hand.
2) D grasps A’s right wrist from below with his left hand.
3) D then raises up his right arm and drops it down against A’s right arm at the mid-point with all of his body weight.
4) D, during the throwing motion, rotates A’s body counter clockwise by using both hands in a rotational motion before A completely stops moving, and turns them onto his stomach.
5) D keeps A lying on his stomach, then bends his right hand tightly toward A’s shoulder to control him.

Know-how
How to rotate A’s body
Never let A grasp D’s left collar completely. The technique should be started just before A grasps it. D should put all of his own weight down onto his striking right arm.
During the throwing motion, rotate A onto his stomach. He cannot be rotated if this motion starts too late.

FU-10 GASSHO NAGE GASSHO FUDO 　Level B-C

both standing, front to front (SEIRITSU SEITAI)

1) A grasps D’s left wrist using his right hand (JYUN TORI) and pulls it backward.
2) D immediately steps out with his right leg into a MIGI HANMI and applies KOTE UCHI NUKI with his right hand to A’s right wrist and executes KASUMI KAKE with his then freed left hand.
3) D puts A’s right hand into a GASSHO lock with both hands.
4) A, due to the pain in his wrist, stands up on his toes and loses his balance.
5) D tilts both hands to turn A in a counter clockwise direction and throws A to the ground.
6) D controls A using GASSHO FUDO and pushes down until A gives up.

FU-15 RYUUN NAGE KOTE KAESHI FUDO Level C

A standing and D sitting, front to front

1) A steps forward with his left foot and grasps D’s right wrist with his left hand (JYUN TORI).
2) D steps forward with his right foot into a half standing stance and moves close to A’s left side.
3) D, bending his right hand down, grasps A’s left wrist with his left hand. -> RYUUN lock
4) D pushes A’s body upwards by pushing with the RYUUN lock.
5) D tilts this RYUUN lock backwards and rotates it over D’s head clockwise. By this motion, A has to follow with this movement (i.e. walks around D).
6) When A comes to D’s front side, D releases his right grip and raises his left hand straight up.
7) D then quickly pulls downward on the RYUUN lock, which makes A fall down on the ground. But do this carefully so that A won’t hit his head hardly on the ground.
8) D changes hands from left to right and grasps A’s left hand and secures KOTE KAESHI FUDO to control A..

FU-21 KOTE HIKI NAGE ASHI JYUJI FUDO Level C

A standing and D sitting, front to front

1) A grasps D’s right wrist with his right hand and pulls it. (GYAKU TORI).
2) D steps forward with his right foot into a right half-standing stance , then grips the back of A’s right hand with his left hand, and releases his right wrist using KOTE MAWASHI NUKI and executing SHUTO ATE to A’s face with the released right hand.
3) D throws A using KOTE HIKI NAGE to his left side, using both hands.
4) D, during the throwing motion, rotates A as he falls by orientating him with both hands, so that A lands on his stomach, with his right side close to D.
5) D puts his left leg over A’s right elbow, then blocks his head using D’s right foot, by placing his right leg under A’s right arm and pushing against the right side of A’s body with his right foot.
6) D stretches out both legs and pull A’s right arm using both hands.

FU-24 UDE HINERI FUDO Level C

both standing, front to front

1) A grasps both of D’s elbows with both hands.
2) D releases his left elbow using KESA NUKI and SHUTO ATE, then releases his right hand and grasps A’s right wrist/arm with both hands.
3) D rotates both hands and pushes A down by controlling A’s twisted right arm
4) D pulls A down close to the right side of D’s body and controls A with the lock.

FU-29 KOTE ORI FUDO URA　Level D

both standing, front to front

1) A grasps D’s right wrist using his left hand (JYUN TORI).
2) D rotates his grasped right hand inwards and up from under A’s left arm, then grabs the back of A’s left wrist from underneath, using his own left hand.
3) D bends A’s left wrist sharply upwards, so that A is forced up on his toes and off-balance.
4) D controls A by continuing to bend A’s left wrist.

Wrote ＆ supervised by KURABE Makoto SHISEIDO, 2nd Soushi (Grand master) of AIKI Jujutsu Gyakute-do
He was born in 1950 in Kashiwa city Chiba prefecture. Graduated PHD course of Science University of Tokyo. After learning Judo and Shito-ryu Karate-do, started learning Gyakute-do Jujutsu which was created under influence of Hakko-ryu Jujutsu and the other Ko Bujutsu. Since TANAKA Tadashi CHUSHUDO, founder of Gyakute-do, 1st Soushi, passed away and the Ryuha died out without a successor, he had started instructing Gyakute-do seriously to the local Budo fans in the Netherlands so that he can let the name Gyakute-do would not disappear. Besides, during pursuing Gyakute-do, he had discovered the theory of AIKI and had established the methods to realize AIKI and the practicing way in his original way successfully.
Time to time he often writes for the Japanese martial arts journal “Hiden”. So far he has published books “Theory of Vibration Modal Analysis”, “Story of Dutch”, “Fast learning AIKI”, etc., DVDs “How to master AIKI” etc.

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