'Structured Flow' KOTE GAESHI wrist lock

in this brief clip Clyde Sutton sensei shows us the 'structured flow' version of the Aikido wrist lock kote gaeshi, breaking the grip, taking the balance and applying the lock in one 'structured flow' movement. If you enjoyed this video, please hit the LIKE button as it helps RUclips recommend us in searches, thank you and PLEASE SUBSCRIBE! / @aikidosilverdale
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More from Clyde sensei here ruclips.net/video/H9_N-Cv4szo/видео.html

[@NeightWolf49]

Simple movements with great results!

[@AIKIDOSILVERDALE]

Yeah like this move its sneaky

[@dunkenFrancis]

thanks to Clyde for this session

[@rickdangerfield1183]

100% great clip

[@vano-559]

In old times 'kote' called part of hand from middle of finders to elbow and 'kotegaeshi' means turn that part of hand so twisting only wrist isn't enough to be kotegaeshi in old way.

[@AIKIDOSILVERDALE]

it's OK for open hand and as used here, as a balance break but the "Kote" was actually the name for the forearm armour, so to "reverse" that meant you were turning the sword away from you as well as taking balance.

[@vano-559]

@@AIKIDOSILVERDALE it was so popular that every Jujutsu school has it in curriculum if you ask me. In Aikido case I rather look at origins or find references to it.

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@@vano-559 good point - ive seens this in wadoryu, ninjutsu, jujutsu and savate too

[@mistermindahenziandalasnus3754]

You should check out what it means in the Malay language... 😋

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@@mistermindahenziandalasnus3754 google translate just says kote means "where" in Malay.

[@regmullett4899]

always good stuff from Clyde sensei. I like these short clips too

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good to hear

[@RetrogasmicPodcast]

I look forwards to the new uploads now thank you it's really enjoiyable

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our pleasure Retro

[@jasoncruz582]

I really hope one day I can meet you Sir. It is a blessing to have you. God bless.

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Thanks

[@Clarity2020Australia]

slick move!

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neat huh?!

[@hattorihanzo3688]

reversal of direction through connected flow fundamental

[@AIKIDOSILVERDALE]

indeed

[@BoomBoomDeluxe]

seen this taught as an "advanced" version lol, its tricky to keep contact but i can see why you use this for beginners too

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:)

[@nikosskeptikos6295]

often shown in other arts apart from Aikido too

[@AIKIDOSILVERDALE]

yes I saw something the other day from a wado ryu club almost identical

[@purplesaxark]

Yes. Good video, but, once you understand the mechanics, you can pull of kotegeishi from all kinds of positions and body placements.

[@AIKIDOSILVERDALE]

Of course! One of my favourites is using the forehead or chin on the floor! LOL