IRIMINAGE PRESSURE POINTS - Aikido, Atemi and Kyusho (Dimmak) Elements Part 1 by Konstantin Rekk

Atemi and Kyusho (Dimmak) elements in Aikido, part 1. I show some applications of nerve pressure points in the Aikido technique Iriminage. Kyusho in Berlin - www.tanden-aik....
Recording of the Kyusho/Dimmak seminar with Jörg Weisflog and Konstantin Rekk in Berlin.
CONTENT
1. gyakuhanmi katatedori iriminage -
grip release and pressure point options
2. tsuki iriminage -
entrance by downward cutting
and pressure point options
3. balance breaking -
by Bladder 23
4. head control -
with Gallbladder 20 and San Jiao 17
5. body control
with SI-16
6. head lock (osae waza)
after irimi nage
7. shomen uchi entrance -
with atemi and pressure point options
8. middle axillary line -
heart 1, gallbladder 22, spleen 21,
liver 13, gallbladder 26
9. Experimental -
atemi and lung revival in one technique
affecting the knees by LI-10
atemi using the shoulder (LI-14)
to Gb-1 and SJ-23
Gallbladder 1 & San Jiao 23
Bladder 23
contact and control
distant body parts
as well as the whole body
using Bladder-23
indirectly in nikyo
Small Intestine 16
#aikido #kyusho #dimmak #iriminage #atemi

[@KK-jm9kl]

Great content! Thank you for the interesting and detailed explanations! 👍🙏

[@aikido-internalarts]

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed watching the video! 🙏

[@benlatifa7158]

Excellent merci

[@aikido-internalarts]

Thanks for watching!

[@jamesc3980]

Relaxing. Haaaahaa. ❤

[@RabbitAirdropTV]

👏👏👏👏

[@aikido-internalarts]

Thank you for watching!

[@ryohamaru2272]

wow deadly combination with kyusho jitsu

[@aikido-internalarts]

I'm not sure if deadly ;-) but certainly useful.

[@ryohamaru2272]

@@aikido-internalarts can you share about knock out techniques sensei?

[@ahafeel]

Fantastic exposition of aikido. Curious.. Is that a picture of huo yuan chia next to Osensei?

[@aikido-internalarts]

Thanks! Yes, it is Huo Yuanjia. Jörg Weisflog, who was teaching at the seminar as well, is connected to him.

[@tareqtemara-maroc61]

👍👏🙏❤🇲🇦

[@aikido-internalarts]

Merci beaucoup! 🙏

[@klopaklope987]

In a real fight you will have no time to think fire burns metal

[@aikido-internalarts]

Agreed, in a real fight you will have little time to think at all. That's why one has to train until everything becomes a reflex.