How to do AIKIDO - Kao Tsuki Koshinage

welcome to kao tsuki koshinage. This video bob kamka sensei of the #roguewarriors training compound teaches us how to do aikido using koshinage from a kao tsuki attack. Kamka sensei first shows us how to use te sabaki to defend against a reverse punch or a.k.a gyaku kao tsuki. Then he enters to the outside, very common movement as if you we're to apply a basic kotegaeshi throw. instead of the kotegaeshi you apply a koshinage as kamka demonstrates in the video.

[@zoranmatic8329]

Fantastic! You guys are the best! 💪👀

[@haffoc]

not osoto gaki, it's harai goshi.

[@kmiranda322]

hmm... that hand deflection to catch the punching hand seems a little suspect... why not simply do a normal suriage evasion with a tenkan? *update: don't get me wrong I love the series that you guys are doing! I'm just thinking this technique looks like it would be difficult to capture the wrist immediately in mid air instead of going to the center/shoulders and working your way to the wrist

[@SLYSCOMBATIVECONCEPTS13]

kmiranda322 try it Kevin.

[@rkamka]

Thank you for your comment. However, I believe that your critique is suspect. Sure, you can use suriage to deflect and enter. You may transition to something else more quickly or not, but you will have to explore that on your own, or wait for another video. I clearly showed how to deflect and IMMEDIATELY replace the deflecting kiriage hand with the capturing hand. The grab takes place because it is blended with the deflection by means of replacing the deflecting hand with the capturing hand. Not once did I grab any part of uke's hand out of midair. Once you capture, or "grab," you use that to compromise uke's balance and apply atemi. In this case, I used the opening to apply soku yaku (heel stomp kick). Again, I break this down step-by-step, and demonstrate it fluidly without interruption. With regard to your own words, "It looks like...," please be sure that you are actually watching and observing, rather than looking and assuming.

[@masakatsudojoschoolforaiki1600]

Very interesting variation of Koshi Nage, and your Ikkyo variation, (the leg sweep) I learn something every video, still developing that aspect, we do front and rear leg sweeps from Mae Giri, but never learned to use it with Ikkyo or Koshi Nage, oh yes I use my arms to sweep out legs over with Aiki Nage throws when being rushed (Blitzed) with a tackle, keep bringing this great stuff!

[@rogerbyrd3524]

Very nice technique!

[@huiabradshaw2478]

love this style it's fast and over keen to learn more

[@nikhillyadav8384]

sir what should we do when someone grab our collar? shirt