Ten Aikido technologies

Aikido comes from three Japanese words. Ai, joining, Ki means spirit, and Do means way. In general, Aikido is an art form that blends body, mind and mind in order to find a peaceful way to overcome the challenges of life.

Morehei Ueshiba created Aikido Japanese martial arts. People in his area usually call him O sensei, which means a great teacher. Aikido technology involves throwing and joint locks. These technologies were developed from kenjutso and Jujitsu. The way of Aikido uses the energy of the opponent to fight against itself. The Aikido method emphasizes the correct response to movement and dynamics of the movement. There are ten aikido technologies here.

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  Ikkyo. In this technique, control can be obtained by holding the elbow of the opponent with one hand and holding his wrist with the other hand. This can lead to the use of opponents on the field. Moreover, this grip exerts pressure on the ulnar nerve.

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  Nikyo. This technique involves a wrist lock that can hold muscles together. Targets can cause painful stress on nerves and distorted arms.

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  Sankyo Co., Ltd. Here, the wrist turns, which leads to an upward tension. The movement progresses through the elbows, arms and shoulders.

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  Yonkyo. This is a shoulder control, almost the same as Ikkyo. In addition, the other's forearms should be grasped with both hands. Here, the pressure is exerted on the radial force of the opponent.

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  GOKYO. This is a variant of ikkyo, in which the hand holding the opponent's wrist is reversed. In addition, the shoulders and arms are rotated at a downward pressure which is applied to the elbows.

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  Kotogaeshi: A throwing technique that involves stretching the wrist and throwing the extensor tendon.

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  Iriminage. This technique is a type of throw that is called entering the body. Here you will enter the space occupied by your opponent. This method is the classic method of clothesline technology.

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  Koshinage. For the hip, you must place your hips slightly below your opponent's hips. This can help you flip your opponent by rotating the action.

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  Tenchinage. This is called throwing the heavens and the earth. Here, you have to move forward and sweep through a master who represents heaven. The underline represents the earth. This can lead to an imbalance in the opponent's movement, causing him to fall over.

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  Kaitennage. This is a spin throw and you have to move your opponent's arm backwards until you lock the joints of his shoulders. Maintain this pressure to apply more pressure.

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