You know the difference between a hard and soft art, right?
Now you can understand the subtleties of hard and soft within your own art whether it be Karate, Kempo, TKD, Ju-jutsu, or Kung-fu! Does hard and soft refer to your effort or your effects on the receiver? Does hard and soft refer to striking/not-striking or the type of energy used? Rather than offering a pat solution, Tony Annesi (Takeshin Aiki Ju-jutsu) suggests fascinating options to consider.
More variation exists even in the Aiki arts than Hard & Soft can accurately encompass. (90 min.) DVD CONTENTS:
• Introduction
• Ikkyo: A Soft Example
• Ude Otosu Odori (arm drop dance): A Hard Example
• Between the Extremes
• hard for Uke (faller), Soft for Tori (applier)
• Sokumen Irimi Nage (lateral entering throw): Large & Hard
• Sokumen Irimi Nage: Large & Soft
• Sokumen Irimi Nage: Big Draw
• Sokumen Irimi Nage: Minimal
• Sokumen Irimi Nage: Minimal, Hard to Soft
• Sokumen Irimi Nage: Soft & Yielding
• Sokumen Irimi Nage: Soft to Hard
• vs. Rear Wrist & Shoulder Grab
• Nikyo Kaiten Nage (rotary throw)
• Shiho Nage (4 corner throw)
• Katate Osae Mae Nage (single hand press dance)
• Ryo Shuto Jime (double knife hand lock)
• Yokomen-uchi Kote Hineri (side head strike wrist twist)
• Kosa-dori (cross drip)...Squat Drop
• Kosa-dori...Spine Arch
• Kosa-dori...Arch to Tobi Nage (flying throw)
• Kosa-dori...Sumi-otoshi (corner drop)
• Kosa-dori...Mae Uki-otoshi (front floating drop)
• Q & A
1.5 hours, A-42, $39.00
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