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Irimi nage For a long time, I thought I’d missed my chance, but as life would have it, things worked out, and I was given another opportunity to reconnect with Aikido through photography! Here is a photo essay I created #Aikido #alternatiffotograf #andreaslbergphotography #art #artist #blackandwhite #bw #bwphotography #contemporaryart #dynamic #fineart #fineartzone #fotografie #martialarts #model #photography #portrait #porträt #schwarzweiss https://www.andreas-l-berg.com/blog/irimi-nage/
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Irimi nage For a long time, I thought I’d missed my chance, but as life would have it, things worked out, and I was given another opportunity to reconnect with Aikido through photography! Here is a photo essay I created #Aikido #alternatiffotograf #andreaslbergphotography #art #artist #blackandwhite #bw #bwphotography #contemporaryart #dynamic #fineart #fineartzone #fotografie #martialarts #model #photography #portrait #porträt #schwarzweiss https://www.andreas-l-berg.com/blog/irimi-nage/
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Irimi nage For a long time, I thought I’d missed my chance, but as life would have it, things worked out, and I was given another opportunity to reconnect with Aikido through photography! Here is a photo essay I created #Aikido #alternatiffotograf #andreaslbergphotography #art #artist #blackandwhite #bw #bwphotography #contemporaryart #dynamic #fineart #fineartzone #fotografie #martialarts #model #photography #portrait #porträt #schwarzweiss https://www.andreas-l-berg.com/blog/irimi-nage/
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Irimi nage For a long time, I thought I’d missed my chance, but as life would have it, things worked out, and I was given another opportunity to reconnect with Aikido through photography! Here is a photo essay I created #Aikido #alternatiffotograf #andreaslbergphotography #art #artist #blackandwhite #bw #bwphotography #contemporaryart #dynamic #fineart #fineartzone #fotografie #martialarts #model #photography #portrait #porträt #schwarzweiss https://www.andreas-l-berg.com/blog/irimi-nage/
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Irimi nage For a long time, I thought I’d missed my chance, but as life would have it, things worked out, and I was given another opportunity to reconnect with Aikido through photography! Here is a photo essay I created #Aikido #alternatiffotograf #andreaslbergphotography #art #artist #blackandwhite #bw #bwphotography #contemporaryart #dynamic #fineart #fineartzone #fotografie #martialarts #model #photography #portrait #porträt #schwarzweiss https://www.andreas-l-berg.com/blog/irimi-nage/
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Kaiten nage For a long time, I thought I’d missed my chance, but as life would have it, things worked out, and I was given another opportunity to reconnect with Aikido through photography! In the picture, #Aikido #alternatiffotograf #andreaslbergphotography #art #artist #blackandwhite #bw #bwphotography #contemporaryart #dynamic #fineart #fineartzone #fotografie #martialarts #model #photography #portrait #porträt #schwarzweiss #sharp #sigma https://www.andreas-l-berg.com/blog/kaiten-nage/
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Kaiten nage For a long time, I thought I’d missed my chance, but as life would have it, things worked out, and I was given another opportunity to reconnect with Aikido through photography! In the picture, #Aikido #alternatiffotograf #andreaslbergphotography #art #artist #blackandwhite #bw #bwphotography #contemporaryart #dynamic #fineart #fineartzone #fotografie #martialarts #model #photography #portrait #porträt #schwarzweiss #sharp #sigma https://www.andreas-l-berg.com/blog/kaiten-nage/
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Kaiten nage For a long time, I thought I’d missed my chance, but as life would have it, things worked out, and I was given another opportunity to reconnect with Aikido through photography! In the picture, #Aikido #alternatiffotograf #andreaslbergphotography #art #artist #blackandwhite #bw #bwphotography #contemporaryart #dynamic #fineart #fineartzone #fotografie #martialarts #model #photography #portrait #porträt #schwarzweiss #sharp #sigma https://www.andreas-l-berg.com/blog/kaiten-nage/
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Kaiten nage For a long time, I thought I’d missed my chance, but as life would have it, things worked out, and I was given another opportunity to reconnect with Aikido through photography! In the picture, #Aikido #alternatiffotograf #andreaslbergphotography #art #artist #blackandwhite #bw #bwphotography #contemporaryart #dynamic #fineart #fineartzone #fotografie #martialarts #model #photography #portrait #porträt #schwarzweiss #sharp #sigma https://www.andreas-l-berg.com/blog/kaiten-nage/
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Kaiten nage For a long time, I thought I’d missed my chance, but as life would have it, things worked out, and I was given another opportunity to reconnect with Aikido through photography! In the picture, #Aikido #alternatiffotograf #andreaslbergphotography #art #artist #blackandwhite #bw #bwphotography #contemporaryart #dynamic #fineart #fineartzone #fotografie #martialarts #model #photography #portrait #porträt #schwarzweiss #sharp #sigma https://www.andreas-l-berg.com/blog/kaiten-nage/
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Entry For a long time, I thought I’d missed my chance, but as life would have it, things worked out, and I was given another opportunity to reconnect with Aikido through photography! In the picture, Regula Pfeiffer (7th Dan BDAL) and Ma #Aikido #alternatiffotograf #andreaslbergphotography #art #artist #blackandwhite #bw #bwphotography #dynamic #fineart #fineartzone #fotografie #martialarts #photography #portrait #porträt #schwarzweiss #sharp https://www.andreas-l-berg.com/blog/entry-5/
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Entry For a long time, I thought I’d missed my chance, but as life would have it, things worked out, and I was given another opportunity to reconnect with Aikido through photography! In the picture, Regula Pfeiffer (7th Dan BDAL) and Ma #Aikido #alternatiffotograf #andreaslbergphotography #art #artist #blackandwhite #bw #bwphotography #dynamic #fineart #fineartzone #fotografie #martialarts #photography #portrait #porträt #schwarzweiss #sharp https://www.andreas-l-berg.com/blog/entry-5/
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Entry For a long time, I thought I’d missed my chance, but as life would have it, things worked out, and I was given another opportunity to reconnect with Aikido through photography! In the picture, Regula Pfeiffer (7th Dan BDAL) and Ma #Aikido #alternatiffotograf #andreaslbergphotography #art #artist #blackandwhite #bw #bwphotography #dynamic #fineart #fineartzone #fotografie #martialarts #photography #portrait #porträt #schwarzweiss #sharp https://www.andreas-l-berg.com/blog/entry-5/
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Entry For a long time, I thought I’d missed my chance, but as life would have it, things worked out, and I was given another opportunity to reconnect with Aikido through photography! In the picture, Regula Pfeiffer (7th Dan BDAL) and Ma #Aikido #alternatiffotograf #andreaslbergphotography #art #artist #blackandwhite #bw #bwphotography #dynamic #fineart #fineartzone #fotografie #martialarts #photography #portrait #porträt #schwarzweiss #sharp https://www.andreas-l-berg.com/blog/entry-5/
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Entry For a long time, I thought I’d missed my chance, but as life would have it, things worked out, and I was given another opportunity to reconnect with Aikido through photography! In the picture, Regula Pfeiffer (7th Dan BDAL) and Ma #Aikido #alternatiffotograf #andreaslbergphotography #art #artist #blackandwhite #bw #bwphotography #dynamic #fineart #fineartzone #fotografie #martialarts #photography #portrait #porträt #schwarzweiss #sharp https://www.andreas-l-berg.com/blog/entry-5/
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I have wanted to practice Aikido for many years now.
Tonight I finally I attended my first class at Tacoma Aikikai and wow am I sore from head to toe. I had a fun but wasn't expecting to be thrown and rolling on day 1. 😅
Looking forward to my next class on Thursday and a hot bath tonight. 🤣
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Ukemi For a long time, I thought I’d missed my chance, but as life would have it, things worked out, and I was given another opportunity to reconnect with Aikido through photography! Here #Aikido #alternatiffotograf #andreaslbergphotography #art #artist #blackandwhite #bw #bwphotography #contemporaryart #dynamic #fineart #fineartzone #fotografie #germany #hessen #kassel #martialarts #model #photography #portrait #porträt #schwarzweiss #sharp https://www.andreas-l-berg.com/blog/ukemi/
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Ukemi For a long time, I thought I’d missed my chance, but as life would have it, things worked out, and I was given another opportunity to reconnect with Aikido through photography! Here #Aikido #alternatiffotograf #andreaslbergphotography #art #artist #blackandwhite #bw #bwphotography #contemporaryart #dynamic #fineart #fineartzone #fotografie #germany #hessen #kassel #martialarts #model #photography #portrait #porträt #schwarzweiss #sharp https://www.andreas-l-berg.com/blog/ukemi/
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Ukemi For a long time, I thought I’d missed my chance, but as life would have it, things worked out, and I was given another opportunity to reconnect with Aikido through photography! Here #Aikido #alternatiffotograf #andreaslbergphotography #art #artist #blackandwhite #bw #bwphotography #contemporaryart #dynamic #fineart #fineartzone #fotografie #germany #hessen #kassel #martialarts #model #photography #portrait #porträt #schwarzweiss #sharp https://www.andreas-l-berg.com/blog/ukemi/
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Ukemi For a long time, I thought I’d missed my chance, but as life would have it, things worked out, and I was given another opportunity to reconnect with Aikido through photography! Here #Aikido #alternatiffotograf #andreaslbergphotography #art #artist #blackandwhite #bw #bwphotography #contemporaryart #dynamic #fineart #fineartzone #fotografie #germany #hessen #kassel #martialarts #model #photography #portrait #porträt #schwarzweiss #sharp https://www.andreas-l-berg.com/blog/ukemi/
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Ukemi For a long time, I thought I’d missed my chance, but as life would have it, things worked out, and I was given another opportunity to reconnect with Aikido through photography! Here #Aikido #alternatiffotograf #andreaslbergphotography #art #artist #blackandwhite #bw #bwphotography #contemporaryart #dynamic #fineart #fineartzone #fotografie #germany #hessen #kassel #martialarts #model #photography #portrait #porträt #schwarzweiss #sharp https://www.andreas-l-berg.com/blog/ukemi/
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Wondering if the blisters I got this weekend are because I am not used to handling my own weapons (usually I use the club's weapons, which are very smooth and polished) or because the seminar was particularly intense.
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So, where should I start. If you have the chance to follow a class with Stephanie Yap, either at her dojo in Florida or at a seminar, *go*.
She is really one of a kind. Her energy is truly communicative and it's difficult to finish a session without having given your everything. She is also taking a great care to help everyone: it was the first time the main instructor of a seminar is giving me any advice during the seminar, let alone giving me the amount of advice that she gave me: multiple times at every session. It's really unique in my experience, and I am very grateful to her for this personalised advice that she is offering to everyone, from the very beginners to the shihan.
(I should also mention that she came with a teaching assistant who was also going around and giving helpful and personalised advice)It's a real joy so see her lead, it really looks like she is having fun and loving every moment.
Energetic, enthusiastic, and a great teacher too: I like the way her lessons are structured, from an easy start building up to complex and original stuff that makes even the shihan think hard about.So, a big thank you to her and to the organizers of the seminar for a weekend that I am not ready to forget!
We will soon post pictures of this seminar on my dojo's pixelfed account :)
In the meantime, thank you for reading!
7/7 end of thread
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We went for the party dinner to a restaurant in the city center, I ended up sitting right in front of Stephanie which was unexpected! She showed us some of her paintings during dinner: she is commissioned to paint murals in various places, which are quite impressive in scale.
I left around 22 with a small group, relatively early but I knew I needed sleep to handle Sunday morning. The rooms are nice and rather comfortable, although some of us told me they had forgotten how to sleep in a single bed 😂 The first session was at 10 this morning, which fortunately allowed for a good night sleep- probably my best night in months.
We started this morning with the bokken (wooden sword): the weapon we hadn't used yesterday. First some suburi (training cuts) at a fast pace, then pair work on the first and second awase (synchronisation exercises).
We then worked on two exercises that are very close to bare hands techniques: shiho nage and kote gaeshi. The footwork is the same and the handwork similar (the difference being that we are handling the sword and not touching each other, and cutting/slashing instead of throwing).
We finished with something more free-form: attacking each other alternatively while moving around and trying to maintain the distance and not leave any opening, or exploiting openings given by the partner when they attack.My training partner and I completely exhausted each other during this first hour and a half, it was a great session. After a break we put the weapons down to finish with bare hands practice. After the usual tainohenko, we did a kind of kaiten nage (but not really? probably just a kokyu ho) on katate dori, and udekime nage on kosa dori. Then, again some free-form exercises (Stephanie was probably aware of everyone's state): parrying two consecutive tsuki (chest punch) with a final face atemi, parrying random and quick attacks everywhere, and finally one of Stephanie's signature fun activities: everyone walks around and at the signal attacks the closest person who has to do the first technique that comes to mind.
We took a final picture, thanked her for the great seminar and everyone went their way home. I had to leave quickly and am realising now that I forgot to say goodbye to many people... We will likely all see each other soon anyway, for the next seminar.
I again have to go now but will post a last post with my overall impression, later today
6/n
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Ooof that was a day. I just set the fifth alarm clock of the day, to wake up before we go to the party.
Okay so this morning, we started as usual with tainohenko, kihon and kinonagare: basic exercices to learn to move under constraint and sync with the partner. Then katate dori kokyu ho, kihon and kinonagare again. Again, she spend a lot of time helping everyone on these fundamental exercices.
Then, we started kata dori shomen uchi (uke grabs the shoulder and also gives a shomen). First [I don't remember], then shiho nage ura on the same attack, then maybe something else which I already can't remember anymore [I'm dead] and I think we finished with a fun projection whose name I don't know, still on the same attack.
After the first session we made a 15-minute break and moved on to shomen uchi irimi nage, insisting on several aspects of the form: putting uke off balance, not giving them a curved arm to not expose ourselves to a counter technique pulling on the arm. Then another irimi nage with an intermediate step where you pass behind and pull on the collar. We also saw two alternative exits from an irimi nage where uke does something unexpected, like turn around (then transform the irimi into sankyo), or wraps their arms around your waist (then wrap your arms around their neck and throw both of you on the floor: very impressive to see but difficult to reproduce!).We had lunch in the military canteen, I got my room key and went for a quick nap.
Back at 14:30 on the tatami, we did both afternoon sessions on kata 13. First alone, then by pairs, then trios (two attackers), then groups of five (four attackers at the four cardinal points).
It's time for the party!
5/n
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Got the train (and the industrial croissant). Now for a 45-minute ride. The site is a military sports complex that we are renting for the weekend. Most of us packed for one night on site, because tonight's party wouldn't allow us to take the last train back to Paris.
4/n
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Woke up at 6am to take the 7:12am train to Fontainebleau. Even my bakery is closed, even though a croissant would be clearly helping (almost forgot my obi this morning). It's okay, I'll buy an industrial one at the station.
3/n
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She gave us a taste this evening of what to expect for the weekend (the public seminar starts tomorrow morning but she was doing a special session for the inviting dojo tonight), and I am delighted: she is exactly as people have been describing her: technical, energetic and generous. She spent a lot of time going around and giving advice to every group, especially the beginners: it's relatively rare in high-level seminars such as this one!
We saw two counter-techniques of kata dori nikkyo ura: one where you go down under nikkyo and push or hook the partner's knee to make them fall, and one that I really liked, where you step out and down to grab the partner's sleeve and transform into irimi nage. Super interesting!
Looking very much forward to the seminar!
2/n
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I created an app, a mobile app, for #iOS. And, I will be looking into #Android next, soon.
It is about a Japanese martial art: Aikido, give it a spin: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/myaiki/id6762214255
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Today in Aikido class:
While you were playing Tomodachi Life, I studied the blade 😎🇯🇵🗡
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Dernier jour ! Ce stage est passé vraiment très vite. Aujourd'hui on n'était que 6, mais notre prof a eu la sage idée de nous mettre par groupes de 3, pour nous soulager un peu 🙏
Aujourd'hui on n'a fait que des mains nues. La première heure et demie, sur ryōkata dori (saisie aux deux épaules) et muna dori (saisie au col en avant). Sur ryōkata on a fait une série de plusieurs formes de kokyu ho (je crois que ça s'appelle comme ça, de toute façon kokyu ho je crois que c'est un peu la catégorie où on met tout ce qui ne ressemble à rien d'autre) : des techniques qu'on a vues récemment en stage avec notre sensei japonais. Sur muna dori un peu la même chose : des kokyu ho, et une technique qui s'appelle jūji qui consiste à faire une croix avec les bras de uke.
Après le petit déjeuner, on est parti sur des techniques arrières, en saisie ushiro ryōkata dori (saisie des deux épaules en arrière) et iri dori (saisie du col à la nuque). Plusieurs projections, plusieurs sankyo, deux koshi nage, c'était vraiment chouette. Et on a terminé par un peu de ni nin dori (saisies simultanées par deux personnes) !
Pendant la pause on a eu une discussion très intéressante sur le contexte de notre art martial. L'aïkido, on s'en rend compte au bout d'un certain temps de pratique, ce n'est ni un sport de combat ni du self défense, même si ça peut en donner l'impression à quelqu'un d'extérieur, qui pourrait être un peu surpris de nos techniques (« ça ne marcherait jamais contre du MMA », « mais pourquoi iel se laisse faire », etc.) Au contraire, c'est un art codifié qui se pratique dans un cadre bien défini, en suivant des conventions bien précises. Dans ce cadre, c'est incroyablement efficace. Hors de ce cadre, ben ça ne l'est pas forcément mais ce n'est pas du tout le but.
Et ça, c'est parfois facile de l'oublier, même quand on a de la bouteille en aïkido. Il y a plusieurs écoles d'aïkido, qui ont chacune des conventions de travail un peu différentes. Parfois, aux rencontres inter-styles, on a l'occasion de travailler ou d'observer des pratiquants d'autres écoles et on peut être amené à se dire « ça ne ressemble à rien ce style », « si je le·a saisis comme j'ai l'habitude je le·a bloque », « si je le·a suis comme j'ai l'habitude sa manière de faire la technique ne marche plus », etc. Ben oui. Dans le cadre B, ce qu'on fait habituellement dans le cadre A ne marche plus. Il ne faut pas oublier que même si on pratique tous et toutes le même art martial, il n'y a pas qu'un seul style d'aïkido et on n'a pas besoin de se comporter entre styles comme certains pratiquants martiaux peu ouverts d'esprit peuvent se comporter avec nous 😅
Bref, je sors de ce stage ravi, c'était vraiment un super moyen d'occuper mes vacances, de réviser les bases et de voir des techniques un peu plus inhabituelles, tout ça avec un suivi très personnel que favorise beaucoup cette formule de petit groupe avec 3 heures quotidiennes. J'ai bien aimé écrire ces petits résumés sur Mastodon aussi :)
5/5 (fin)
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Quatrième jour, ça va un peu mieux physiquement.
On a lâché les jo aujourd'hui pour prendre les bokken (sabres en bois). On a commencé par travailler le happogiri (coupe dans huit directions), des deux côtés. Puis, happogiri sur le septième suburi (coupe puis piqué de l'autre côté). Une difficulté dans cette exercice est de bien différencier les positions en fin de coupe (hanmi) et en fin de piqué (hitoemi) : les positions des pieds, des hanches, des épaules et bien sûr des bras diffèrent.
On a ensuite travaillé le chassé du ken sur le septième awase, côté tori comme côté uke. Et on a terminé par enchaîner le septième awase.
Pause petit déjeuner, qui sont décidément de plus en plus longues (je ne m'en plains pas, ce n'est pas plus mal), puis reprise à mains nues, avec une séance sur le thème de kosa dori (attraper le poignet avec la main qui n'est pas en miroir). Ikkyo, nikkyo, deux formes de kote gaeshi, peut-être d'autres mais je ne sais déjà plus lesquelles (fatigue 😩), et une demi-heure de travail de groupe à enchaîner les techniques en ki no nagare, toujours sur kosa dori. On a refait ikkyo, kote gaeshi, kokyo ho, udekime nage, ikkyo nage et une autre dont je ne me souviens plus.
4/5 (suite et fin demain)
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Troisième jour, la fatigue physique commence à se faire sentir.
On a à nouveau commencé par du jo, avec quelques répétitions des happogiri à gauche et à droite pour bien les fixer, puis on a travaillé les 23 suburi un par un (frappes de base). Ils commencent à être tous un peu familiers, mais maintenant il y a un travail de longue haleine qui commence pour les perfectionner.
Enfin, on a travaillé le roku no jo à deux (un kata à six temps).
Puis, pause petit déjeuner, un peu plus longue que d'habitude (certainement du fait de la fatigue), et une heure et demie de travail à mains nues.
On a commencé par ikkyo et nikkyo sur kata dori (saisie à l'épaule), puis on est passé sur une saisie à l'épaule à laquelle on ajoute un shomen, pour faire plusieurs techniques dont koshi nage et kokyu ho.
Enfin, un quart d'heure de travail en groupe où une personne faisait passer tout le monde sur des attaques dynamiques (j'adore ce genre de moments : c'est rythmé quand on est tori, et c'est généralement sur des techniques à projection donc je m'amuse en général beaucoup sur les ukemi quand je suis uke).
3/5 (suite demain)
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Alors, aujourd'hui (hier) on a recommencé par une bonne heure et quart de jo, et les awase qu'on n'avait pas travaillé hier : une variante du deuxième où l'on ouvre d'un côté mais on pare de l'autre, l'awase haya gaeshi et celui en gedan où l'on chasse le jo de l'autre en retournant rapidement le sien (c'est pas facile).
Mon prof me faisait remarquer que j'avais de plus en plus tendance à raidir les épaules alors qu'il faut les décontracter, il faut que je fasse attention à ne pas laisser cette mauvaise habitude s'installer.Puis on a dû laisser la grande salle à un cours de kinomichi et on s'est repliés dans la petite, avec une surface de tapis minuscule. Là un des challenges a été de ne pas se projeter les uns sur les autres.
Le thème de la session à mains nues était la saisie morote dori (à deux mains sur l'avant-bras). On a commencé par un tas de formes différentes de kokyu ho : la forme classique, une forme où l'on maintient l'avant bras coude vers le haut, une où on le tire vers le bas, une où l'on contrôle l'épaule par une rotation du bras (j'ai trouvé celle-ci particulièrement technique et difficile).
On a terminé avec kote gaeshi et shiho nage, toujours sur morote dori, puis quand on a pu réintégrer la grande salle on a vu quelques formes des mêmes techniques en ki no nagare (départ dynamique).2/5 (suite demain)
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Donc, toute cette semaine je suis un stage d'aïkido, donné chez nous par notre professeur principal.
Aujourd'hui on était 8 : 6 ceintures noires et 2 ceintures blanches. Six étaient du dojo, une personne venait de Fontainebleau et une autre de Metz.
On a commencé à 9 heures avec une séance de jo (bâton moyen), pendant laquelle on a travaillé des piqués dans les 8 directions (pas facile de les faire dans le bon ordre), et les premiers awase du jo (des enchaînements élémentaires qu'on travaille pour développer la synchronisation entre partenaires : ouverture, attaque, parade) : vers le ventre, vers le dos, vers le genou.
Un peu après 10 heures on s'est rassemblé autour d'un petit déjeuner, et 20 minutes plus tard on a repris à mains nues jusqu'à midi et demie. On a commencé par des techniques en suwariwaza (à genoux) sur kata dori (saisie à l'épaule). Puis on est passé debout pour une série de techniques sur une saisie au poignet (katate dori) : ikkyo omote et ura, kote gaeshi, nikkyo ura, shiho nage omote et ura, et irimi nage en forme ue.
1/5 (suite demain)
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@Setok But I strongly assume that the mats of #Regupol different.
The Core development of Regupol is the recycling of Rubber products to sheets of milled rubber.
Those are used for all kinds of sports, acoustics, construction, flooring and stables for horses.
For sport .e.g the runway of berlin olympic stadium is made from Regupol.
So those sheets are the core for the mats, and then there is a canvas. For #Judo ususally vinyl, #Aikido perfers cotton to be able to slide on it without burns -
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Why Is This Popular Actor Showcasing Beautiful Aikido? https://www.yayafa.com/2781979/ ##美容 #aiki #aikido #aikidoaikikai #aikikai #budo #JKD #judo #jujitsu #K1 #karate #martialarts #mma #seagal #Selfdefense #shiodagozo #steavenseagl #Systema #tekonndo #TRAINING #ueshiba #wingchun #Yoga #グラップラー刃牙 #システマ #スポーツ #セガール #セガール合気道 #テコンドー #トレーニング #バキ #ピラティス #プロレス #ヨガ #中国拳法 #伝統 #健康 #刃牙 #剣道 #合気道 #合気道VS #合気道実戦 #合気道技 #合気道達人 #塩田 #塩田剛三 #実戦 #少林寺拳法 #日本 #柔術 #柔道 #格闘技 #植芝 #植芝盛平 #極真 #武道 #渋川 #渋川剛気 #濱田岳 #神技 #神業 #空手 #美しい #護身術
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Why Is This Popular Actor Showcasing Beautiful Aikido? https://www.yayafa.com/2781979/ ##美容 #aiki #aikido #aikidoaikikai #aikikai #budo #JKD #judo #jujitsu #K1 #karate #martialarts #mma #seagal #Selfdefense #shiodagozo #steavenseagl #Systema #tekonndo #TRAINING #ueshiba #wingchun #Yoga #グラップラー刃牙 #システマ #スポーツ #セガール #セガール合気道 #テコンドー #トレーニング #バキ #ピラティス #プロレス #ヨガ #中国拳法 #伝統 #健康 #刃牙 #剣道 #合気道 #合気道VS #合気道実戦 #合気道技 #合気道達人 #塩田 #塩田剛三 #実戦 #少林寺拳法 #日本 #柔術 #柔道 #格闘技 #植芝 #植芝盛平 #極真 #武道 #渋川 #渋川剛気 #濱田岳 #神技 #神業 #空手 #美しい #護身術
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Why Is This Popular Actor Showcasing Beautiful Aikido? https://www.yayafa.com/2781979/ ##美容 #aiki #aikido #aikidoaikikai #aikikai #budo #JKD #judo #jujitsu #K1 #karate #martialarts #mma #seagal #Selfdefense #shiodagozo #steavenseagl #Systema #tekonndo #TRAINING #ueshiba #wingchun #Yoga #グラップラー刃牙 #システマ #スポーツ #セガール #セガール合気道 #テコンドー #トレーニング #バキ #ピラティス #プロレス #ヨガ #中国拳法 #伝統 #健康 #刃牙 #剣道 #合気道 #合気道VS #合気道実戦 #合気道技 #合気道達人 #塩田 #塩田剛三 #実戦 #少林寺拳法 #日本 #柔術 #柔道 #格闘技 #植芝 #植芝盛平 #極真 #武道 #渋川 #渋川剛気 #濱田岳 #神技 #神業 #空手 #美しい #護身術
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On the 18th there will be an open seminar of #DaitoRyu Aikijujutsu in Helsinki. No prior experience of the art is needed and great for martial artists interested in historical Japanese #jujutsu (particularly of course those who do #aikido, though there have been all kinds at these events).
Starts at 13:00 at VMA Helsinki. Hosted by #Sasuga.
FB event: https://www.facebook.com/share/18Tb1xV5jT/?mibextid=wwXIfr
