Aikido solo training with "wooden partner" (mobility, grabbing, tai sabaki, simple techniques)

[@amierzwa]

During the isolation of COVID-19 I saw many attempts, here I see an innovative approach. Not a few meters on the carpet, not jo / bokken, but something bold, interesting and inspiring. Bravo.

[@aikidoprague]

Thanks a lot. The quarantine was quite inspiring teacher. ;)

[@v-doc5230]

Wow! This is really working! What a nice idea! Awesome. :) There is a number of issues I am struggling with that, which I can train this way. Wonderful! Thank you!

[@domingocavazos]

This is a great idea! Awesome. Thank you!

[@aikidoprague]

Thanks. Since we are online again here in Czech republic, we are working on it again. :)

[@aikido-schuleessen331]

The wooden Partner is called Neribo , think it might mean something like: a bo for forging the body

[@martinsvihla]

Yes, the term "neribo" uses Tada Hiroshi Shihan for his wooden tools in his video - I'm mentioning his video in the description of the video above. I use the term "wooden partner", because it's in English and we sometimes use ordinary "jo" for this purpose. Whatever is the name - it's pretty useful and quite fun. :)

[@aikido-schuleessen331]

@@martinsvihla Yes sorry, I saw it too late. The neribo is a nice practicing tool for using at home, I often use it while I watch television

[@canam2436]

Maybe no music and some verbal lesson for next time but other than that, great!

[@aikidoprague]

Thanks for your comment and recommendation! I was thinking of creating some more videos, also with verbal / subtitled instructions... then lockdowns ended here and I thought it's not interesting for people anymore. Do you think it's still actual topic?