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That's great footage!! Thanks for sharing!

Hahaha bullsido at its best

とても、よいまとめです、こうやってみると、各人のDSの違いが、非常によくわかります 各々技の掛かりに、オリジナルなやり方で、合気効果を発現させる工夫を凝らしてますね 言葉は、同じでも、中身は、すべて別々、 合気とは、学習者は、マニュアルでは、なく、効果の発生過程に、キモが、あるということをよく理解することです いろんなパターンがあってよいのです 皆,重心位置が身体の大きさにそって、違うのですから シチュエーション、パターン、バリエーション、テクニカル、パフォーマンス、きちんと、頭の中で、それぞれ、項目をよく分けてから、整理して、取り組みましょう

Much appreciated!

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although they look very similar here, the pricinple of Yoshinkan and (most ) aikikai and others is different. Yoshinkan locks the wrist using the inner hand (with thumb on the back of the hand, as normal) but instead of focussing on twisting the wrist to Ukes Outside, the other hand palm is used on the back of ukes hand and fingers to close Ukes hand, extending the back of the hand, and closing the wrist joint down and towards Uke very near to the outside of the elbow in a small circle (as clear in the video). This way the tendons down the back of the hand and wrist are stretched, causing control through pain, and actually normally preventing a Maemawari ukemi to release the lock; the point is to control the 'opponent' (in real situations). Other methods (incl jujitsu) use the same first hand grip, which is then strengthened / supported by the second hand, and then the wrist twisted down (sure...) but also to Ukes outer side, locking the wrist joint, and elbow joint, and up into the shoulder joint- for a more solid and less painful lock,(unless applied hard in which case the joints give way), to take control of the bodyweight. and thus an easy way to maeukemi also. Jujitsu starts the same , but then drops the locked wrist fast inwards and towards the floor, the idea being to break it and leave (for multiple attackers).