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Cooperating with BAB Japan Co., Ltd., hereby I start AIKI Web Course in order to realize my long-standing desire to let as many as martial arts fans all over the world have the correct knowledge of AIKI and learn how to practice AIKI.

This course consists of
Part 1 as introductory articles, I explain a wide range of knowledge about what AIKI is, which contains 6 lessons.
Part 2 as main articles, for beginners/intermediate level, I explain how to practice AIKI to master. It contains 24 lessons.

The each lessons will be uploaded on BudoJapan website one by one every week.
I hope as many people as possible will be interested in AIKI and become able to practice it by following this course.

This method works to collapse the opponent by adding a force that the opponent cannot detect. The main point is to move without applying force to the contact points.

AIKI Ude Otoshi

A and B stands perpendicular to each other

A…Defender
B…Attacker

a・B raises one arm parallel to the floor and keep it straight.
b・A puts the wrist slightly closer to the wrist than the elbow of B’s lower arm.
c・A tries to lower B’s arm by applying force to his arm.
d・B puts strength into his arm so that his arm will not be pushed down.
e・Unless there is a significant difference in strength, A cannot lower B’s arm easily.
f・This time, A pushes B’s arm down so that no force is applied to his wrist, i.e. contacting place.
g・Then A can push down B’s arm with a small force.

ImportantPoint… How to Push down Arm WithoutPutting Force on the Contacting Place, i.e. Wrist

A should push down his arm without exerting any force on the contacting wrist area. In this case, the muscles of A’s arm should be operated in an unusual way. He should move down his arm exactly in the same way as he downs arm alone freely.

At the beginning, it is necessary to move your arm with a strong image to operate yourmuscles in such a way. Some of the methods are described below.

1 Use another hand/arm

Using another free hand/arm, push down your lower arm at the middle point.

2 Push down imaginary arms

Imagine two or three arms overlapping in parallel under B’s arm. Then down the arm as if pushing down the bottom arm.

3 Synchronize the downing motion

Place your non-dominant arm on B’s arm. Slowly move your free dominant arm up and down, at some point synchronizing your non-dominant arm to the downward motion of your dominant arm.

Summary of this Lesson 3

It is the key point of this method that you move your arm in a way that your opponent cannot expect. It makes the opponent embarrassed.

Putting force in a way that your opponent doesn’t expect means you use muscles in a not normal way. At the beginning it is necessary to create a strong image to operate your muscle in an unnormal way.

If you get used to it, you will be able to naturally make such unnatural (unexpected) motion without having to create a strong image.

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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.

» At the starting of AIKI Web Course

Cooperating with BAB Japan Co., Ltd., hereby I start AIKI Web Course in order to realize my long-standing desire to let as many as martial arts fans all over the world have the correct knowledge of AIKI and learn how to practice AIKI.

This course consists of
Part 1 as introductory articles, I explain a wide range of knowledge about what AIKI is, which contains 6 lessons.
Part 2 as main articles, for beginners/intermediate level, I explain how to practice AIKI to master. It contains 24 lessons.

The each lessons will be uploaded on BudoJapan website one by one every week.
I hope as many people as possible will be interested in AIKI and become able to practice it by following this course.

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