Aiki by Internal Operation in Aiki Kansho Shinonome Dojo DVD

Embodiment of the Principles of Martial Arts A power that manifests naturally when it is sought Breath, the principles of swordsmanship, and internal body manipulation. What does a modern training method of Daito-ryu Aiki Jujutsu look like? Aiki is not a technique itself— it is something that naturally emerges through the continuous pursuit of the center. Using a unique technical theory, this training method developed by Aiki Kansho Juku aims not only at physical combat skills, but also at cultivating the ability to face various forms of pressure encountered in daily life. This program offers a detailed explanation of their training approach, presenting a perspective that differs from conventional practice and offering a new way of viewing martial arts training. Contents Introduction What is Aiki? (Kanizsa Triangle) Core Training Principle 1: Centering Breathing Method Core Training Principle 2: Principles of Swordsmanship Foundational Training Basic posture Rocking chair exercise One-step arm swing walking method Grip release training Fundamentals of the Sword Center line (Jinchu-ro) How to hold the sword Crocodile exercise Cutting method Sword Footwork Front cut Straight mid-level cut Straight mid-level cut from a grab Seven cuts: all sword trajectories Sitting Techniques (Idori) Two-hand grab (flowing force downward, cutting downward, Aiki raising) One-hand grab Two-hand pinning Middle finger breakdown technique Various Techniques Sleeve grab Collar grab Closing notes: meaning of the centering breathing method Instructor Information Aiki Kansho Juku Shino-no Dojo Head: Yukihisa Shirakawa Advisor: Junichi Ikejiri This dojo continues the lineage of Aiki Kansho Juku, founded by Master Mikio Kitano, who studied under Seigo Okamoto of the Daito-ryu Aiki Jujutsu Roppokai. It is practiced not only by martial arts enthusiasts but also by acupuncturists and bodyworkers as a practical physical philosophy. Language: Japanese Run time: 1 hour & 3 min. ksj1d