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Aikido Techniques and Women: Exam Preparation – Part 3 – Focus on Basics
Aikido techniques in women must rely on the proper use of body movement to generate power. This can only be achieved through the focus on the Four Basic Principles of Aikido techniques.
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Aikido Techniques and Women: Exam Preparation – Part 3 – Focus on Basics
Aikido techniques in women must rely on the proper use of body movement to generate power. This can only be achieved through the focus on the Four Basic Principles of Aikido techniques.
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Aikido Techniques and Women: Exam Preparation – Part 2 – Generating Flow
Aikido techniques and women must focus on generating flow of ki because women must rely on power generated through proper body movement rather than upper body strength.
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Aikido Techniques and Women: Exam Preparation – Part 1 – It’s Not Just the Throw
When one considers Aikido Techniques in Women in the context of exam preparation, the focus should include not just the learning of techniques. It involves a proper level of conditioning and a solid foundation of the Four Basic Principles of Aikido Techniques.
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Aikido Techniques and Women: Exam Preparation – Part 3 – Focus on Basics
Posted on May 13, 2012 | No CommentsAikido techniques in women must rely on the proper use of body movement to generate power. This can only be achieved through the focus on the Four Basic Principles of Aikido techniques. -
Aikido Techniques and Women: Exam Preparation – Part 2 – Generating Flow
Posted on May 8, 2012 | No CommentsAikido techniques and women must focus on generating flow of ki because women must rely on power generated through proper body movement rather than upper body strength. -
Aikido Techniques and Women: Exam Preparation – Part 1 – It’s Not Just the Throw
Posted on May 2, 2012 | No CommentsWhen one considers Aikido Techniques in Women in the context of exam preparation, the focus should include not just the learning of techniques. It involves a proper level of conditioning and a solid foundation of the Four Basic Principles of Aikido Techniques. -
Aikido Techniques: Blending is Harmony, Harmony is Love
Posted on April 15, 2012 | No CommentsIn Aikido Techniques, the concept of blending or harmonization is applied on the mat in a self defense context as well as off the mat in a verbal conflict. -
Aikido techniques — Harmonization On and Off the Mat – Part 2
Posted on January 3, 2012 | No CommentsOn the mat blending is an Aikido technique which allows us to harmonize with the force of the incoming attack. In daily life the application of this Aikido technique is the principle of seeking to understand before seeking to be understood. If one can avoid the initial conflict then it is possible to gain control of the situation and thus minimize or avoid conflict. -
Aikido techniques — Harmonization On and Off the Mat – Part 1
Posted on December 24, 2011 | No CommentsOn the mat blending is an Aikido technique which allows us to harmonize with the force of the incoming attack. In daily life the application of this Aikido technique is the principle of seeking to understand before seeking to be understood. If one can avoid the initial conflict then it is possible to gain control of the situation and thus minimize or avoid conflict. -
eBook: Aikido Techniques – The Ultimate Aikido Solution
Posted on December 24, 2011 | No CommentsA student of Aikido techniques can maximize learning while minimizing the common pitfalls through this eBook. -
Aikido techniques: Kokyunage (“Close enough to kiss????”) – Part 2
Posted on December 20, 2011 | No CommentsThe most efficient energy transfer for Aikido techniques occurs if centers are close. "Close enough to kiss" is a way to check your distance and, perhaps, remember this concept. -
Aikido Techniques: Kokyunage (“Close enough to kiss????”) – Part 1
Posted on December 15, 2011 | No CommentsHow can a smaller, less powerful person execute an Aikido Technique such as kokyunage on a larger opponent? The answer lies in the mind of the attacker and how the movement, and ki extension of nage can disturb the mind which permits a powerful throw without the need for excessive upper body strength. -
Aikido Techniques: Kotegaeshi – All Parts of the Hand Are Not Created Equal
Posted on May 26, 2011 | No CommentsIn Aikido techniques, knowledge of the anatomy of the hand can make the application of force much more effective.