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Suwari Waza Shomenuchi Iriminage
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| 5th Kyu (60 hours)
1. Shomenuchi Ikkyo (omote & ura) |
Selected Student Glossary 5th, 4th, 3rd Kyu Posture positions: Hanmi (hon-me) - Left or right triangular stance. Ai Hanmi (eye-hon-me) - Uke & Nage have the same foot forward. Gyaku Hanmi (ghee-ah-koo hon-me) - Uke & Nage have opposite foot forward. Maai (mah-eye) - Distance between uke & nage. Time and Space. Seiza (seh-ee-zah) - Formal kneeling position with straight back Technique categories: Omote (oh-moe-teh) - entering movement in front of Uke. Ura (oo-rah) - entering movement behind Uke. Taino Henko (tah-ee-no-hen-koe) - Basic blending exercise, see Tenkan. Irimi (ee-ree-me) - To enter (without collision). Entering movement going toward Uke. Tenkan (ten-kahn) - A step and turning movement. Kaiten (ka-ee-ten) - A pivoting rotation, using the hips. Soto (soh-toh) - Outside. Uchi (ooh- chi) - Inside Soto Kaitan - outside turning movement. Uchi Kaitan - inside turning movement. Hanmi Handachi - (hon-me hon-dah-chee) - Nage is kneeling, Uke is standing. Uchi Mawari - Inside turn, lead for Kaintenage. Soto Mawari (mah-wah-re) - Outside variation. Swari-waza (swah-ree wah-zah) - Kneeling techniques. Shiko (shee-koe) - Knee walking. Attack strikes by Uke: Shomenuchi (show-men-oo-chee) - Strike to the top-front of the head. Yokomenuchi (yoh-koh-men-oochee) - Strike to the side of the head. Tsuki (t’ski) - Thrust, punch or lunge, ie: to stomach. Attack grabs by Uke: Katatori (kah-tah-toe-ree) - Shoulder or lapel grab. Katatetori (kah-tah-teh-toe-ree) - Wrist grab. Ryokatatori (ree-oh-kah-tah-toe-ree) - Grabbing two shoulders or lapels from front. Ryotetori (ree-oh-teh-toe-ree) - Uke grabs nage’s both wrists. Also called Tekubitori. Morotetori (moe-roe-teh-toe-ree) - Uke grabs nage’s wrist with both hands, forward hand on top. Ushiro (oo-she-roe) - Back or rear. Ushiro Ryokatatori (ree-oh-kah-tah-toeree) - Both shoulders grabbed from behind. Ushiro Tekubitori (teh-koo-bee-toe-ree) - Both wrist grabbed from behind. Katame Waza - Immobilization techniques by Nage: Ikkyo (ee-kio) - First Technique - arm pin. Nikkyo (nee-kio) - Second technique, control wrist by turning it in. Sankyo (son-kio) - Third technique, control wrist by twisting it. Nage Waza - Throwing movements by Nage: Iriminage (ee-ree-me-nah-geh) - Entering throw, putting Uke's head to Nage's shoulder then Tenkan. Shihonage (shee-hoe-nah-geh) - Four direction throw, take Uke's wrist, pivot 180° over Nage's head and then turn Uke's wrist to back of Uke's shoulder. Tenchinage (ten-she-nah-geh) - Heaven (ten) & earth (chi) throw, a type of Iriminage. Kotegaeshi (koe-teh-gah-eh-she) - throwing by twisting out Uke's wrist with thumb by base of Uke's ring-finger. Kaitenage (kah-ee-ten-nah-geha) - Rotary throw, diagonally pushing arm behind Uke's back and controlling Uke's head downward then Tenkan. Kokyunage is often used for techniques with no specific name. Breath power throw. Kokyu (coke-you) - Breath power, unifying Ki flow and breath, coordination of breathing and movement. Kokyuho - Breath throw, breath exercise. Kokyudosa - sitting Kokyu excerise. Jodan (joe-don) - High position (face area). Chudan (chew-don) - Middle position (abdominal area). Gedan (gey-don) - Low position (knee area). |
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| 4th Kyu (80 hours)
1. Shomenuchi Nikkyo (omote & ura) |
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| 3rd Kyu (100 hours)
1. Yokomenuchi Iriminage (2 ways) |
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| This abridged edition by Jook Leung. The complete Aikido glossary can be found at Aikidospirit.com |
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