The Essence of Aiki DVD with Hiro Iida and 50 similar items

The Essence of Aiki DVD with Hiro Iida Posture, breathing, and open hands? Approaching the essence of ancient Japanese martial arts born from doing nothing! How did the legendary master in Japanese martial arts history use these words? In this DVD, Hiro Iida, a direct disciple of the eternal master Sokudo Horikawa who inherited all the secret techniques of So Kagaku, carefully introduces their true meaning. Natural posture and slow breathing. And immediate technique upon touching. Starting with doing nothing, the Aikido techniques that can be pursued by martial artists of all ages and genders are introduced in an easy-to-understand manner. CONTENTS ? Tour guidance edition Through guidance for men, young men, general women, grasp the tips of learning Aikido through instruction - Small finger grasping - One-hand throw - Both hands grasp wrist reversal (seated) / Both hands grasp Aikido lift (standing) techniques - Heaven and earth throw - One-hand wrist reversal (seated) - Both hands grasp wrist lock - Entering body throw - Side strike Aikido throw (half-seated) - Upper-level strike one-hand throw (half-seated) ? Special demonstration edition Approaching true Aikido born from natural stance through demonstrations by high-ranking experts and the highest instructors - Osin Berg, secret third dan - Akari Takahashi, secret third dan - Chief instructor, highest instructor Hiroo Iida Directed and supervised by: Hiro Iida (Director and Highest Instructor of Aikido Goshinjutsu Daito-ryu Muden Juku) For over 30 years, he studied under Sokudo Horikawa, the eternal master and successor Yuusuke Inoue, who is a prominent figure in the modern history of Japanese martial arts. In 2001, he founded Aikido Goshinjutsu Daito-ryu Muden Juku to promote Daito-ryu and Aikido that he himself has mastered. Since then, he has been dedicated to spreading and developing the art, teaching not only in Hokkaido but also to students overseas, contributing to the advancement of the field. Language: Japanese Run Time: 75 min. MUD1D (description exceeds maximum possible length)