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Daisan no Kata of Tomiki Aikido

Daisan no Kata of Tomiki Aikido
Daisan no Kata of Tomiki Aikido Daisan no Kata of Tomiki Aikido
Daisan no Kata of Tomiki Aikido

This clip features Charlie Hudson and Eric Snyder of the Vassar College Aikido club performing the first 24 techniques of Tomiki Aikido's Koryu Daisan no Kata, or Third Collection of Old Style Techniques. The entire Koryu Daisan no Kata contains 50 techniques against unarmed sitting and standing techniques, knife attackes, spear attacks, and sword attacks, as well as sets of techniques where the good guy has the sword or spear and has to deal with an attacker who is attempting to take the weapon away. This set of 50 techniques is also the major component of the test materials for first through third degree black belt tests at most Tomiki Aikido schools. This clip shows the first 24 techniques--4 suwari waza or sitting techniques; 4 hanza-handachi or half-sitting, half kneeling techniques; 8 standing techniques against an unarmed opponent; and then 8 techniques against an opponent armed with a tanto, or Japanese dagger. The clip features first Charlie performing the techniques against Eric and then visa versa, so that all 24 techniques are performed twice.

Channel: Sports
Uploaded: October 23, 2006 at 10:40 pm
Author: AikidoSean

Length: 08:18
Rating: 3.87
Views: 8957

Tags: Aikido  Daisan  Kata  no  Tomiki  

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ronin2167 (June 1, 2008 at 3:07 am)
Not sure a paper pass is. When I tested for shodan my sensei said it was one of the fastest he had seen. I was really nervous. It's easy to do any of the techniques fast but you risk hurting your uke. I was commenting mainly on the test speed. Speed may be a used to conceal error. Not saying it's happening here. We have a saying: Fast is slow/slow is fast. If you blaze through techniques when you are learning, you miss alot of what's happening, by training slower you can learn so much more.
bigjohno1785 (May 31, 2008 at 9:56 am)
if you can perfect techniques fast and effective then i think its better than any paper pass, knowing yourself that you could do the techniques fast will give you confidence to defend your self in a real life situation. johno sensei 6th dan traditional aikido.
steverh (January 11, 2008 at 1:29 pm)
Kenji Tomiki was also Judo master. The sporting elements of Judo were incorporated into Aikido, creating Tomiki Aikido. This included coloured belts (Following the same grading system as Judo) and competition. I guess we just dress a bit like Judo players! You do see hakama but mainly for displays and grading.
ronin2167 (November 13, 2007 at 4:01 am)
Do you guys always practice this fast? When I tested for Nidan...I don't recall blazing through it like you do. Course I am from Karl Geis Ryu version of Tomiki Aikido. Looks good though.
degisimunlu (May 1, 2007 at 9:25 am)
thanks for the respons. I keep on learning, I think it already shows effect.
ifeellikechickentoni (April 30, 2007 at 7:31 pm)
Thats because you're stepping into tomiki koryu territory. Aiki-ki (flame me if you must) is much toned down though claims to contain the key (pun intended) aspects of aikido. In the beginning, you'll be started with toned down versions of the randori no kata, but that contains most of the movements for later learning. You cant become a master overnight in aikido, if that's what you're implying. Stuff that "works" is shown much later for your own safety.
degisimunlu (April 10, 2007 at 3:26 pm)
what is the difference between aikido and tomiki aikido. I recently take aikido lessons and i sometime question if aikido is really effective in a fight. This video with tomiki aikido seems more effective.
jeffcrouch (April 8, 2007 at 2:36 am)
hi, i study birankai style of aikido and was curious why hakama are not prominant in tomiki aikido?
AikidoSean (November 6, 2006 at 7:22 pm)
Yes...I know. I'll try to find some old video of me doing my sandan exam. That has all of it. Or maybe I'll film it all anew this Christmas when I have more time. But you are right, it would be good to have posted.
urban4shadow (November 6, 2006 at 2:15 pm)
It's a shame that you don't have the weapons sections Sword taking, Jo taking and Jo projections, Sword to Sword?