Shiho Nage and the string

Shihan Tony Sargeant 7th Dan and Founder of Takemusu Iwama Aikido Europe.
Tony started Aikido in 1973 and continues teaching seminars worldwide.
Tony also teaches Yoga and Meditation to promote health and well-being.
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For more information: www.takemusu-iwama-aikido.org/
Bukiwaza website: www.iwamaryu.com
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[@binatnalove9834]

Beautiful sharing 👍👍👌 stay connected AlwaysBeautiful sharing 👍👍👌 stay connected Always

[@Tony_Sargeant]

Thanks and sure, we all learn from eachother.

[@zhilaxfow7888]

Pure gold!!!

[@Tony_Sargeant]

Where, I'll have two bars.

[@andresacosta5690]

Awesome Sensei!

[@Tony_Sargeant]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@andresacosta5690]

Shiho nage, we need keep the hands in front of of us and our body has to blend when doing the technique to maintain connection and distance, thank u Sensei

[@Tony_Sargeant]

Yes we do

[@widows.son51]

No atemi and he’s not moved the uke to immobilise him anywhere throughout the technic , as for your height comparison it doesn’t matter what height a person is , your sensi talking about the fork is stating a fact of following and resistance which is the principal of aikido.

[@Tony_Sargeant]

Even though U R correct in what U say, the whole point was not to show a good Shionage but to move the body where Uke will let U go not where U think U want to. But we must accept all views as they all mean ears must listen and learn.

[@widows.son51]

@@Tony_Sargeant yes I agree. we tend to teach to immobilise uke therefore they loose control of there movement and tend to follow better to try and get back into a comfort zone.

[@Tony_Sargeant]

I am sure many will not agree with me, but i no longer know where the Aikido I knew is now going. An art of "Wellbeing" called Aikido.