KATA MAKI - KOTO RYU KOPPOJUTSU - BUJINKAN BUDO скачать в хорошем качестве

KATA MAKI - KOTO RYU KOPPOJUTSU - BUJINKAN BUDO

Said to have originated in 9th century China (Tang Dynasty), the Koto Ryu program is one of 9 martial systems in the Bujinkan budo dojo. The Kata Maki technique shown here can be translated as "one side coil/entagle", and is demonstrated as both unarmed and armed responses to counter multiple fist attacks. As part of Bujinkan fundamentals, this Koppojutsu technique can also be found in the 1983/1987 versions of Hatsumi sensei's Ten Chi Jin Ryaku No Maki. According to Hatsumi sensei, understanding how to manipulate the human skeletal system is fundamental to all martial arts. Capitalizing on the bones of space, not hitting or kicking is the chief objective. Here the adversaries attempt at multiple attacks are thwarted. The defender absorbs the opponents attacks. Capturing and locking the opponents joints by twisting then unbinding our hips to generate power from the legs which throws the attacker off-balance. Disclaimer. The views and opinions expressed herein are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the official policy of other parties. The content provided is not intended to malign any group, club, organization, or individual. Courtesy. Perspectivism tells us that knowledge of a subject is inevitably partial and limited by the individual perspective from which it is viewed. Meaning that, situational attribution may vary relative to interpretation of one or more teacher’s points of view. Some of us have been fortunate to learn from many teachers with differing perspectives. Reminder. The pursuit of education in the martial arts is a personal journey and an attempt to facilitate one's own evolution.