Iwama Aiki-Ken Suburi - Common Mistakes in Bukiwaza

Shihan Tony Sargeant, 7th dan Founder of Takemusu Iwama Aikido.
Tony started in Aikido in 1973 and continues teaching seminars worldwide.
Tony also teaches Yoga, Meditation, Tai Chi, and Healing to promote health and well-being.
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[@snuffyupagus2216]

Thanks for sharing Tony, its great that these points wont be lost for future generations. If I may, why is ken (and I think jo) only used the one way, I always found it odd that its not practised both ways.

[@brunocontiero5310]

Very interesting and useful, thank you Sensei

[@josefontes6627]

Sensei, thank you very much for sharing this precious knowledge. Hug from Portugal.

[@Godmil]

What a useful video. With the Ken suburi I was always confused by the step timing, instinctively I wanted to finish the cut at the point that I finish the step, but that never matches with how Saito Sensei did in on video. Hearing an explanation of the reasoning behind the timing is very helpful.

[@andreatamborrino1213]

Hi Tony Sensei, I didn't meet you yet, but I hopefully will in your September seminar in Cambridge.