Short Clip: 2 Sword Triangle Throw (Sankaku)

This clip explores sumi-otoshi (corner throw) using two swords versus 1 attacking sword, and a "triangle" (sankaku) bind. We were exploring it really for the fun of throwing, and as a way to explore Aikido techniques using weapons instead of physical hand-to-hand contact. It's not really meant to be realistic, but if you end up in that position, who knows?
Sensei: Guy Hagen
Uke: Patrick Morse
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[@bandojobudo]

Excent use the two swords techniques. Very Aiki spirit

[@jishblaster]

kinda dissagree with the throw. swords touching the guard (or rather right hand) when he throws. very sketchy movement with a high risk of failure and losing a hand... as exploration sure, but itd be valuable to look at ways of controling the blade better before looking to throw? just my 2 cents

[@fmadsen01]

Yeah....ok, I don’t think so....

[@AikidoChuseikan]

Haha, hello, Flemming! As we said - not combat technique!