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Aikido Techiques: Kiatsu – Ki Extention and the Body’s Power to Heal Part 2
Posted on January 17, 2011 | No CommentsKiatsu is the application of Aikido techniques at the highest level. Ki extension which permits the body to heal itself. -
Aikido Techiques: Kiatsu – Ki Extention and the Body’s Power to Heal Part 1
Posted on January 11, 2011 | No CommentsAikido training involves many things which include both physical and mental dimensions. Among the Aikido techniques, kiatsu is perhaps the highest level that one can achieve because ki extension is used to promote the body's power to heal. -
![Aikido Techniques: Ukemi – To Master Throwing is to Master Falling Ukemi is the art of falling and is fundamental to Aikido Techniques as well as those of other arts […]](https://www.aikido411.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/AikidoPiliBillKokyunage2-115x115.jpg "Aikido Techniques: Ukemi – To Master Throwing is to Master Falling")
Aikido Techniques: Ukemi – To Master Throwing is to Master Falling
Posted on February 5, 2009 | 2 CommentsAikido Techniques: Ukemi – To Master Throwing is to Master Falling Ukemi is the art of falling and is fundamental to Aikido Techniques as well as those of other arts […] -
Aikido Techniques: Kokyunage, a basic AND advanced technique
Posted on January 11, 2009 | No CommentsKokyunage can be loosely defined as a momentum throw. Whether we are dealing with an advanced (oyowaza) or a beginning (kihonwaza) technique, the same fundamental principles apply. They include blending, redirection and control. They also involve the four basic principles. -
Aikido Techniques: Koshi Nage
Posted on January 6, 2009 | No CommentsKoshi nage can be translated as hip throws. While these techniques are most frequently used in the martial art of Judo, they comprise an important part of Aikido techniques.