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Found in context: { ... The dynamics of aikido's techniques Due to the dynamic nature of aikido, most experts say that there are no definite "styles" or "techniques" in practicing the martial art. After the development of aikido by Morihei Ueshiba, called "O Sensei," many students were inspired to train under his tutelage. After their training, the Great Teacher encouraged his students to put up their own dojos so they can spread the tenets of his martial art. Aside from encouraging them to set up dojos and share the knowledge he taught, he also inspired them to develop their own styles and interpretations as long as these techniques adhere to the basic principle of aikido, "not fighting force with force." The aikido founder reiterates this principle over and over again because the techniques of aikido, when applied without care,... }

Added: May 18, 2008, 2:36 pm - Found in page: http://freewebmarketplace.page.tl/Aikido-h-s-techniques-.htm - Main site: freewebmarketplace.page.tl - Similar pages: tai kwon do, martial arts kick boxing, ikido

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Found in context: { ... to be able to do this is through cultivating a relaxed state. It is in this relaxed state that nothing is forced or contrived so the mind and body naturally join the spirit or energy and everything becomes one. It is this oneness and cultivation of relaxation that this martial art paradoxically gets referred to as the art of peace.Its founder Ueshiba was a pacifist and it is said that he taught aikido as a peaceful means to end aggression. Although spiritual and philosophical development is important in aikido training, it has to be put to practical means and examples in actual practice of aikido techniques and methods.aikido training usually consists of two parties. The first is called uke or the receiving body and the other is known as nage (although this term varies depending on the aikido style being taught) who gives the technique being taught. This concept of uke and nage can be likened to the Chinese yin and yang because in aikido, uke and nage are not separate entities. They are two parts of one where the aikido training can be learned with give and take from both parties.For instance, one of the first techniques taught in aikido training is how to throw and fall safely. It is the task of nage to prevent injury to uke so he can learn to land safely when thrown. Furthermore, in aikido training, the receiver or uke usually initiates an attack against the nage whose aim is to neutralize the assault with an aikido move or technique.This way, both the uke and nage learn from each other and the aikido training is not successfully executed without oneness between... }

Added: May 18, 2008, 2:32 pm - Found in page: http://freewebmarketplace.page.tl/joining_-with_-ki.htm - Main site: freewebmarketplace.page.tl - Similar pages: tai kwon do, martial arts kick boxing, ikido

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Found in context: { ... with an aikido move or technique.This way, both the uke and nage learn from each other and the aikido training is not successfully executed without oneness between the two. It is in the give and take of these two entities in aikido training that the principles of ki and other fundamentals of aikido techniques are learned. Such fundamentals are the principles of adapting, flexibility, calmness and blending. In the case of uke and nage, aikido training teaches uke to be more flexible and relaxed so that nage will not be able to catch them unaware and throw them off balance. On the other hand, nage learns to blend and adapt to be able to control and assuage the assaulting energy from uke.aikido training however is not exclusive to practice and parries between just two parties. In fact, aikido training involves instruction for multiple attackers. This is called randori and is a vital and required lesson to be learned in higher levels of aikido training. The aikido training for multiple attacks is done "freestyle" where a person can further expand their knowledge by practicing and performing aikido techniques beyond the structured environment of the uke and nage. These are only two methods of aikido training. There are many other training methods and techniques that follow the core value of aikido. Today,... }

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Found in context: { ... for less than seven years and continued the pursuit. The following year, Kenji Tomiki conducted a tour along with various martial arts delegates in 15 continental states in the US. And in that same year, Koichi Tohei of Aikikai Honbu was sent by for a year to Hawaii just to set up a number of dojos. After invading the US, aikido gained patronage in the UK, Germany, and Australia. Today, thousands of dojos are set up for those who would want to learn the practice of the martial art. BITS AND PIECES OF aikidoIf you are interested with aikido but do not have the time and money to go to a dojo and enroll for an aikido class, then you should find other means to do so. One of the easiest ways to introduce yourself into the exciting world of aikido is to browse the Internet and look for aikido video clips. Being a limitless source of any information, browsing the Internet for various aikido video clips can give you better options and the specific details you would want to learn. Today, there are so many websites that offer aikido clip videos for free for those who would want to learn the basics and for those who would want to get an idea how the martial art works before enrolling to it. Usually, aikido video clips contain loose form training or popularly known as "ki nagare." Here, the aikido practitioners are just playing around even and after the martial art presentation. The most viewed aikido video clips are those of famous aikido practitioners while conducting their classes or during their practice. But since these are just clips, it is not possible... }

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Found in context: { ... Why watch aikido clip video?aikido was developed by as a martial art by Morihei Ueshiba who studied several martial arts since 1912. Known to many aikido practitioners as "O Sensei" or the "Great Teacher," Ueshiba was able to develop the martial art based on a purely physical level using techniques and movements such those of "Jujitsu" and "Kenjutsu" called " aikido."It is believed that aikido was first introduced to the Western culture way back in 1951 by a martial arts practitioner Minoru Mochizuki when he visited France. Then, he introduced aikido and several aikido techniques to judo students in different areas of France. After this introduction, Tadashi Abe, who cane as the official Aikikai Honbu representative in 1952, remained in France for less than seven years and continued the pursuit. The following year, Kenji Tomiki conducted a tour along with various martial arts delegates in 15 continental states in the US. And in that same year, Koichi Tohei of Aikikai Honbu was sent by for a year to Hawaii just to set up a number of dojos. After invading the US, aikido gained patronage in the UK, Germany, and Australia. Today,... }

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Found in context: { ... jujitsu movements are prominent while practicing the martial art, many practitioners agree that strongest influences of aikido is that of kenjutsu. When he finally developed the minor and major principles of aikido, Ueshiba emphasized that the martial art does not only pertain to self-defense techniques but can also play a major role in the enhancement of the practitioner's moral and spiritual aspects eventually leading them to place greater weight on the development and achievement of peace and harmony. In fact, because of the great emphasis in the development of harmony and peace, seasoned aikido practitioners say that "the way of harmony of the spirit" is one phrase that could describe or translate the term "aikido" in English. Just like any other martial art, aikido has various techniques that include ikkyo or the "first technique," "nikyo" or the "second technique," "sankyo," or the "third technique," "yonkyo" or the "fourth technique," the "gokyo" or the "fifth technique," the "shihonage" or the "four-direction throw," the "kotegaeshi" or the wrist return, "kokyunage" or the "breath throw," "iriminage" or the entering-body throw, "tenchinage" or the "heaven-and-earth throw," "koshinage," or the "hip throw," "jujinage" or the "shaped-like-'ten'-throw," and the "kaitennage" or the rotation throw." Although aikido... }

Added: May 18, 2008, 1:45 pm - Found in page: http://freewebmarketplace.page.tl/Aikido-martial-arts--.htm - Main site: freewebmarketplace.page.tl - Similar pages: tai kwon do, martial arts kick boxing, ikido

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Found in context: { ... or the "third technique," "yonkyo" or the "fourth technique," the "gokyo" or the "fifth technique," the "shihonage" or the "four-direction throw," the "kotegaeshi" or the wrist return, "kokyunage" or the "breath throw," "iriminage" or the entering-body throw, "tenchinage" or the "heaven-and-earth throw," "koshinage," or the "hip throw," "jujinage" or the "shaped-like-'ten'-throw," and the "kaitennage" or the rotation throw." Although aikido is not about punching or kicking the opponent, it is not considered as a static art. It is still a very effective means of martial arts because it requires the aikido practitioner to use the energy of their opponent so they can gain control over them. When you will look at the martial art closely, you will realize that aikido is not only a means of self-defense technique but can also serve a means of spiritual enlightenment, physical health or exercise or a simple means of attaining peace of mind, concentration, and serenity. Although different aikido styles gives great emphasis on the spiritual aspects to varying levels—some to greater or lesser degrees—the idea that the martial arts was conceptualized in order to achieve peace and harmony remains the most basic ideology of the martial art. ... }

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Found in context: { ... of the techniques that are being taught in traditional martial arts and is combined with a philosophy that calls on for the power of the spirit. In its essence, it is a blending of the body and the mind. Its philosophy is basically derived from the belief that deceptions and trickery or brute force will not make us defeat our opponents. Instead, concentration that involves the spirit will be enough to strengthen us. aikido is also used as a way to discover our true paths so that we can develop our individuality. It also teaches its practitioners to unify their body and their mind so that they will become in harmony with the “universe” and with nature. Their power and their strength will come from this balance and harmony. The word “universe” in aikido is not some obscure concept that one cannot achieve. It is actually quite concrete and is even within the grasp of the person. In aikido, “universe” can be achieved through actual experiences and everyday life. aikido’s movements and techniques are circular. When a circle is created in aikido, the person is said to be protected from a collision from an opposing force. A firm center, however, is needed to create this circle. An example of a firm circle is a spinning top that turns at fast speed. Without a firm center, the speed of movement will only create imbalance. The stillness of the spinning top while in speeding motion is what is called sumikiri in aikido language. This is achieved only by what aikido founder calls “total clarity of mind and... }

Added: May 18, 2008, 1:21 pm - Found in page: http://freewebmarketplace.page.tl/Aikido-Basics.htm - Main site: freewebmarketplace.page.tl - Similar pages: tai kwon do, martial arts kick boxing, ikido

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