Aikido | Irimi Nage - (explained in detail)
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- This video explains in detail how to do Iriminage, which is a basic technique in Aikido meaning entering throw.
It is shown here from Shomenuchi, which can be translated as front head strike. It is important to understand that the Nage (thrower) is the one that initiates the technique with the strike. The Uke (receiver) defends by by raising their arm and the technique it executed from this point. The same technique can be done from other attacks and positions.
There are several variations of Iriminage and different styles demonstrate it many other ways. The way shown here is the basic form done in Iwama Ryu (Iwama Style). It is shown from Ura which is attacking the centreline from the back, using Tenkan (turning) movement. It also be done from Omote which is front on.
The aim of the technique like most of Aikido is to keep control of your Uke whilst moving from your centre.
This video is an extract from Sensei Gent teaching in Saint Petersburg, Russia.
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Thank you 🙏🏼
You are welcome, hope you found it useful
@@AlexanderGent thank you so much, it was very insightful
Any chance we can see this tried out in sparring? A lot of aikido guys mention this one when the topic of self defence comes up
A video addressing sparring is on my to do list. I'm just working through some old footage first (this was filmed in 2018), then off to Thailand for a bit!
Iriminage is one of my preferred techniques as there are many variations and I personally think it's one of the best Aikido techniques to adapt for practical use. In application though I'd say its better done front on and turning would be used only in certain circumstances.
@@AlexanderGent Nice one, sounds great. I look forward to seeing what you come up with
@@AlexanderGent
... "Thailand" cross training ... I like it, back to the "roots" ... take a look at Muay Chaiya ...
you didn't mention where better turnover / tenkan caused by uke ... for me you don't have to ...
very good movie...
I support google translate ...
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You are right, for this class I was only specifically looking at ura (tenkan). Perhaps I should have explained that in the title. Personally prefer the more direct (omote) version, however this one teaches control or if uke tries to take your back. Hopefully after COVID I can try like at Irimi in a bit more detail.