Why I train SANKYO like this | Aikido basics
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2022
- 40+ year Aikido man Tony Schafelberger takes a deep dive into the SANKYO wrist lock and explains the biomechanical principles it allows us to study, and explains WHY he takes this approach to his training. 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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Some useful stuff here, especially like his focus on balance rather than pain compliance, as it should be
Clearly explained principles thank you
Thanks to tony for another cool class.
Tony is always interesting, a nice approach i think
His points about monitoring the connection rather than the reaction are very interesting for me, exposes the razen (?) spiral aspects of the technique and the lessons they provide.
It is very interesting to see his motion and idea because it is quite different from how I would do but somehow it is also very similar.
If it's a sankyo it'll be similar lol, but everyone has a slightly different take on the mechanics or more importantly what they actually want to USE the sankyo for (to readjust the partner, pain compliance, forward kuzushi, backward kuzushi, buoyancy "upward" kuzushi shoulder control, taking the free hand back so it cant strike etc)
@@AIKIDOSILVERDALE i know you would not understand what i am talking about so it is ok.
i will figure it out eventually. thanks
@@tandendo LOL glad that didnt sound patronizing or conceited in any way... have fun
nice variations on a theme here
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