Aikido: Ushiro Ryotedori Kokyunage & Koshinage - Closing the gap

[@Jacq4y]

Great advices for a technique I have learnt yesterday night

[@liasuzukisvirtualdojo6240]

Nice. Glad you found it helpful. Where do you train?

[@Jacq4y]

@@liasuzukisvirtualdojo6240 I am lucky to have 2 sensei's near Bordeaux, France. Both are 4th dan and each has different methods for teaching

[@MrTetsukobu]

Beautiful martial ballet. Nice choreography.

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[@MrTetsukobu]

@@liasuzukisvirtualdojo6240 Congratulations! This Shihan, takes with awe and amazement, the ukemi, to your impeccable iriminague. I bow to your mental Aikido. Congratulations! again, Master.

[@carlatkins3835]

Thank you for sharing Sensei.

[@liasuzukisvirtualdojo6240]

Thanks for tuning in, Carl!

[@mars71mustang]

Thank you, reading my mind!!!

[@liasuzukisvirtualdojo6240]

Nice to hear from you, Mario. Hope all is well with you and yours.

[@arjandevries-imajukuaikido]

I do not believe in Ushiro Ryote dori as well. I mean, who on earth in front of you will walk behind you and grab your both wrists. For me it is aihanmi and if I wanted it to be ushiro I will make it happen. As I see in you video as well. Nice to watch. Thank you.

[@liasuzukisvirtualdojo6240]

Exactly

[@olegvotchel6341]

I think koshinage should also be considered with a short sword as a way to drop uke.

[@liasuzukisvirtualdojo6240]

Thanks. Ok, I’ll consider this for a future video.