Tuesday, August 08, 2006

class

i left my notes of japanese names somewhere in my bag
need to find it, will update later

double wrist grab
1. palms up, step to outside, inside hand shows pretty picture to uke, outside hand drops low w/ body weight, this is key for off balance, nice to step deeply, uke takes back fall
2. same above except uke doesn't fall, so inside hand grabs collar, bring head down, outside hand aids in keeping uke hand behind (create bend at elbow), inside leg steps across + behind lead leg, pivot hips while bring head down and around, breathe out and project uke away into fwd roll

round house
1. similar close window, but outside hand blocks + brings punching arm down and inside hand drapes over uke's non attacking side shoulder, bring uke head to u, think dropping weight first and imagine finishing technique that way - like close window, but to finish w/ projection, grab gi w/ arm draped over uke, (sensei c pushes attacking arm behind uke somehow), inside leg steps across, pivot hips + project
2. like ippon seionage, but no clipping of shoulder, step to inside, catch punch, opp side arm under uke's punching arm, pivot, drop to one knee (side opp of uke's attacking arm)
3. kotogaeshi - once do windmill mvmet immediately apply lock, dont' bring uke hand up


wrist grab - shihonage
1. "god made me small so that i could fit underneath [armpit] of uke" says sensei c, when uke grabs wrist offer thumb edge side of forearm for easier grab + immediately go for shihonage
2. when switching up to make uke do breakfall - outside hand cups over other to aid in wrist twist, uke elbow firmly pinned to body, bend knee, don't bend head down or body forward, uke takes breakfall

3 Comments:

At 6:57 AM, Blogger Adi Zukerman said...

I thought that for the ippon from the round house where you drop to one knee you still clip the arm. I could be wrong, not really sure. I'll ask Sensei Steven

 
At 7:53 PM, Blogger woodyBatts said...

double wrist grab technique is tenchinage ( from aikido journal ) Heaven and earth throw. A technique where one brings one's hand upward (heaven) under the chin of the attacker and then downward with the other hand (earth) to execute the throw.

I belive we also did a kaitenage ( projection from lapel grab ) & Katanage ( where it looks like you are taking a roll when you throw

We also did a kata garuma entry, but you may have missed that

 
At 6:26 AM, Blogger Adi Zukerman said...

I asked Sensei Steven about the ippon. I was wrong, you don't clip the arm. He said that you want to create a vacuum and clipping the arm would bring uke too much into you. At least, that is what I think he said.

 

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