Aikido technique SANKYO on strike and grip attacks, by Stefan Stenudd
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- Опубликовано: 24 июл 2024
- Sankyo is one of the basic aikido pinning techniques. Here it is used against several strike and grip attacks, both the omote (front) and the ura (back) forms.
Sankyo simply means “the third technique” and is one of the basic techniques in the aikido curriculum. It’s not a throw, but a pinning technique, which is called katame waza.
In sankyo, the wrist of the attacker is twisted in a way that can be rather painful, but the pain is not the major purpose of the technique. Instead, it is to control and lead the attacker’s whole body by this grip. Excessive force should be avoided, since it is harmful to the wrist when practiced a lot.
I mostly show the techniques rather slowly, for clarity. In some cases I show the gotai form, when the attacker has completed the grip. But usually, I do the techniques jutai, where the movement starts before the attack is completed. There are some minor differences on how you move, depending on if it’s gotai or jutai.
It is important to practice both. Some holds can be quite tricky to get out of, and that needs to be tested. If you only practice jutai, you can’t be sure to manage if the attacker actually gets to grip you.
Uke was Stephan Schröder: / @stephanschroder7611
My aikido dojo is Enighet in Malmö, Sweden: www.aikidoenighet.se/
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Thank you Stefan shihan, very educational video, i like your tai sabaki, the way you do the technique soft and fluid without losing the control in sankyo, and transmiting to the uke you could move faster or very slow all the time. Great uke´s work, Regards from Mexico!
Thanks Jeff. Yes, Stephan Schröder is a great uke to work with, and his work was obviously harder than mine :)
super sensei. this was a delight to watch so much to learn
Love the calmness
Quite good,Shihan
Very Good
We at the club are working with this. It was interesting to see everything together at once. I would like to repeat this also alternately. I am getting an effect on the brush, but so far I am not getting a single effect on the brush-elbow-shoulder. It would be interesting to see your explanations of how to do this.😊🙏
I'm sorry, I don't understand what you mean by "brush". Can you explain?
@@StefanStenudd I'm sorry sensei. I write through a language translator.
Performing the sankyo technique, I do a hold and a painful effect on the uke's wrist (wrist joint) . However, my experienced partners easily get away from the reception, for example, by making a U-turn. They explain to me that my mistake is that I work only on the wrist, and sankyo involves the impact through the wrist, elbow and forearm on the uke's shoulder - on its center. I can't get this connection. I would like to see your actions, explanations for this.
@@andreaiki, aha, I see. I agree with your experienced partners. You need to make a connection to the partner's center. The sankyo grip creates a sort of bridge from your center to that of the partner. So, use the sankyo grip to uphold this bridge, not to create pain by twisting the hand. I think that if you concentrate on this, you will find the way to do it.
Another thing, on a practical level, is to keep the sankyo grip at about chest height, When it is lower, the partner will have stability and can counter in many ways. The partner's arm should be extended at about 90° from the body. If it is bent or lowered, the partner regains control of it.
I hope that helps.
@@StefanStenudd Thank you, Sensei! I will practice.
Omedetô!
I amazed by your fluidity.
Alfian nahuda, thank you. Fluidity is something I regard as essential in aikido.
Stefan Stenudd That's what my sensei told me too. And your partner also have a good ukemi, no sound ukemi. Great jobs.
Indeed, Stephan Schröder is great to work with in these videos. I also admire his patience with me, especially after the yonkyo video we did a while back ;)
ฉันรักและคิดถึงคุณสเตนุตยอดรักของฉันมากค่ะ
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Remember stefan, aikido is a creation of O’sensei, it’s not your idea...
Un asco para poder defenderse con aikido tenes que estar años. Practique 9 meses y no sirvió me asaltaron y no funcionó vivo en zona algo peligrosa. Me fui a aprender Ninjutsu bujinkan .y al mes ayudé a a una chica que estaba siendo acosada y con Ninjutsu bujinkan pude ser sus técnicas son reales Aikido Audio es fantasía
tem que ter anos de prática! Aí funciona.
9 meses no es nada en nigun arte marcial, NADA, al adentrarte en el estudio de un arte marcial con el tiempo entiendes que no es para eso que tu piensas, por eso que en 9 meses no aprendiste nada, necesitas pasar 20 años por ponerte un ejemplo y despues de esos 20 años te faltaran otros 20 mas y te daras cuenta que ya te habras alejado del peligro, de tu barrio, y de la gente "peligrosa", te asaltaron ¿y no te sirvio? le puede pasar a un 8vo dan, o al soke de la bujinkan, a veces es mejor no pelear y perder la cartera, pero si sigues practicando 9 meses (cualquier arte marcial) nada te sera suficiente... comprométete y lo descubriras.