Unlocking the Essence of Aiki Throwing in Daito-ryu Aiki Jujutsu

In the realm of Daito-ryu Aiki Jujutsu, "Aiki throwing" transcends fixed forms. It embodies the revolutionary concept of controlling opponents through means other than sheer power or aggressive force—a hallmark of this ancient martial art.

Ishibashi Shihan, a direct disciple instructed in the "118 Kajo" by Tokimune Takeda, delves deep into the core of "Aiki throwing." These techniques, extending beyond the traditional "118 Kajo," reveal a repertoire of miraculous methods. Each technique is intricately designed to manipulate and immobilize opponents with seamless efficiency, exemplifying the essence of Aiki.

This book offers profound insights into the philosophy and practical application of Aiki within Daito-ryu, making it essential reading for martial artists seeking to understand and master the art of Aiki throwing.

Chapter 1 What is Aiki Throw?
1 Aiki Jiu-Jitsu and Aiki Throw are two pillars
2 Preservation of Aiki throw
3 What is Aiki Throw?
4 Advantages of "grabbing"
5 "Soft" mind "according to the movement of the other party"
6 Throw even if the opponent grabs you
7 Great chance if you can grab both wrists
8 Kishikaisei plan "Release your hand"
9 Why do you grab it?
10 Features of Aiki Throw

Chapter 2 Tips for Acquiring Aiki Throw
1 Break the opponent
2 Neutralize the opponent's arm
3 Read the other person's breathing
4 Quick body handling, foot handling
5 Aiki throw
6 Training method
7 Technology to be used
8 What is Aiki?
9 What is Ki?
10 To learn Aiki Throw

Chapter 3 Aiki Throw Technique 1

Chapter 4 Aiki Throw Technique 2

Chapter 5 Aiki Throw Technique 3 Post-Capture

Chapter 6 Aiki Throw Technique 4 Against Strike

Chapter 7 Aiki Throw Technique 5 Special Aiki Throw

Chapter 8 Tokimune Takeda's Glossary

264 pages

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