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This book intends to explain the fundamental relationships between the use of ken, jo, and taijutsu. It was written with the consideration that it should be used for actual practice.
This book intends to explain the fundamental relationships between the use of ken, jo, and taijutsu. It was written with the consideration that it should be used for actual practice. For this reason, there are many photographs to be used for reference and understanding of the techniques. Some explanation about the form of the technique and necessary mental attitude has been used to augment the photographs.
A thorough understanding of basic techniques in the use of ken, jo, and taijutsu is necessary when dealing with many opponents. To stress this point, single movements of the basic Aikido exercises of tai-no-henko, and kokyu dosa are explained. Therefore, the reader should pay particular attention to these basic exercises, since they are the basis of all Aikido movements.
This book emphasizes basic technique only. A second volume on advanced technique will be published later.
Recently, many foreign students have been coming to the Ibaragi Dojo to train. For this reason, the English text has been included.
Since space limitations did not allow a more detailed explanation of the fundamental techniques, the author welcomes, from the reader, opinions based on actual practice.
Binding | Hardcover |
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Publisher | Japan Publications |
Country of Origin | Japan |
Number of Pages | 132 |
Pubilcation Date | 1973 |
Condition | Used - Very Good |
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