Weapon techniques

20/04/2013

As done this morning, here is the video of Morihiro Saito doing the full 20 Jo Suburi (of which we quickly saw the first 5): http://www.aikiwaza.net/2010/06/07/morihiro-saito-sensei-20-jo-suburi/ And for future reference, here is the 31 Jo Kata: http://www.aikiwaza.net/2010/04/16/31-jo-kata-kumi-jo-by-morihiro-saito/

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Monday 21st May 2012 – Mick Pratt, Randori no kata ura waza

22/05/2012

We were very fortunate that Mick Pratt was down last night, and he kindly took the class for a detailed look at the Randori no kata ura waza, kaishi waza or “counters to basic kata” from our syllabus. Our thanks go to Mick as always for taking the class. 1. Shomen ate/Wakigatame 2. Aigamae ate/Oshi [...]

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Shaun Hoddy Sensei at Genryukan

06/12/2011

Last night, Genryukan Dojo had the pleasure of training with Shaun Hoddy Sensei (6th Dan) and Andy Wisbey Sensei (3rd Dan) , from Shoshinkan Schools of Traditional Tomiki Aikido. Shaun Hoddy is also the head of our association: ZETAR Shaun took the class through the Jo sections of the Koryu Dai San: Jo Dori and [...]

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Training with Mick Pratt recap – 28th November 2011

29/11/2011

Last night Mick Pratt (4th Dan BAA) took the class at Genryukan Dover. Here is what we covered: Ukemi Tandoku Undo Randori no Kata: 13 – Tenkai Kote Hineri 14 – Shiho Nage 15 – Mae Otoshi 16 – Sumi Otoshi 17 – Hiki Otoshi As always, many thanks to Mick for his instruction.

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Training Recap – 29th August 2011

30/08/2011

Last night Mick Pratt (4th Dan BAA) took the class at Genryukan Dover. Here is what we covered. Warmup Ukemi Tandoku Undo Koryu Dai Yon (section C); 1.  Migi Gyaku Gamae Ate 2.  Hidari Gyaku Gamae Ate 3.  Uchi Kaiten Nage 4.  Sukui Nage 5.  Ushiro Waza Kote Gaeshi 6.  Jyuji garami nage 7.  Tenkai [...]

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