Kensho Furuya – The Art of Aikido Vol.1-3

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Kensho Furuya – The Art of Aikido Vol.1-3

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Salepage: Kensho Furuya – The Art of Aikido Vol.1-3

Vol. 1: Kensho Furuya examines Shoshinshu Aikido in this video. Information on Doshu and the Founder of Aikido is also included. Includes:

Introduction to Aikido Techniques in general
The Keiko-Gi Rules for Entering and Turning
Practice Dress Code
The significance of practice

Aikido Fifth Dan Kensho Furuya demonstrates fundamental moves, throwing and joint techniques, and The 5 Controls: Ikkyo, Nikyo, Sankyo, Yonkyo, and Gokyo in this DVD.

Aikido, according to Kensho Furuya, 5th Dan in the art, is about dedication and perseverance. Ukemi (breakfall training), more fundamental methods and freestyle applications, The Tenshin Principle, Ki (vital energy), internal breathing exercises, and training is a lifetime study are among the topics covered.
Spanish with English overdub

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