TENCHI-NAGE | AIKIDO BASIC TECHNIQUES - Mastering "Lines of Force"
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- Опубликовано: 6 дек 2022
- 40+ year Aikido man Dunken Francis 6th dan demonstrates to a class of martial artist from different styles the principles behind the "Heaven & Earth Throw" Tenchi-nage, and explains why it's crucial to understand what is meant by "lines of force". If you enjoyed this video, please hit the LIKE button as it helps RUclips recommend us in searches, thank you and we appreciate your interaction. / @aikidosilverdale
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This is a really useful way to look at the principles behind the Kuzushi in each technique I think.
"Lines of kuzushi" a useful visual interpretation, clearly defined. Use of the Jo especially appropriate in this instance
indeed
One of the best classes from Winter camp IMO
glad you enjoyed it
I like the the detail with taking the grip into the fingers, makes a lot of sense
good to hear
Really good clip thanks guys - handyl for teachers and students
directional energy re-directed is at the heart of all good martial arts
Excellent tuition as always
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Nice I always wanted to learn Aikido
Welcome to the channel!
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Nice and very clear explanation sensei...usually the one that gives a bit of confusion is tenchi nage ura :)
thank you Raymond - always good to get feedback. Its a lovely technique but rarely get practiced beyond kihon - once it start to mold into other principles like Shomenate, it becomes a VERY effective self defence principle.
Hope this is in some way helpful
With the initial movement off to the side. Is there anything preventing uke from just letting go and standing upright?
None whatsoever, hence "basic" . These are white belt/beginner drills to show angles and kuzushi points. Would be like saying to a BJJ person learning a mount escape "Whats to stop them biting your face?". Nothing more than a cooperative dril - but the same angles and principles scale up against other, more practical situations, which our students progress to, and of course pressure test. Welcome to the channel Gronked btw.
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