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This shows a number of Aikido techniques, from Tenchinage to koshinage, and even shihonage
Key Terms
- Aikido = Aikido is a modern martial art that developed from Japanese jujutsu. It is comprised of defensive techniques designed to redirect the energy of an attack. The correct execution of Aikido and jujutsu techniques does not require strength or speed, but relies on distance, timing, leverage, and most importantly, the flexibility to adapt to each situation while blending with and redirecting an attacker's energy.
- Atemi = (lit. Striking the Body) Strike directed at the attacker for purposes of unbalancing or distraction. Atemi is often vital for bypassing or "short-circuiting" an attacker's natural responses to aikido techniques.
- Bokken = bokuto = Wooden sword.
- Dan = a rank of black belt in martial arts
- Gi (do gi) (keiko gi) = Training costume.
- Ki = energy
- Kuzushi = A judo aspect that means unbalancing
- Kyu = a term to describe grades below a black belt
- Nage = the thrower or the one performing the technique
- Uke = The person being thrown or receiving the technique.
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This shows a number of Aikido techniques, from Tenchinage to koshinage, and even shihonage
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