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| The way of harmonizing the spirit of oneself with the spirit of the universe. |
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Mutual stance
Partners stand facing one another with the same foot forward (right to right or left to left). |
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Universal energy
Spirit
The vital force of the body
Feelings |
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Warrior Way
A discipline that simultaneously teaches martial technique and guides mental and spiritual development. |
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Throw
The person who throws. |
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"To receive"
A person who receives a throw, lock or pin from Nage. |
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The art of falling
"To receive through the body." |
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Victory of the day
Speed up. |
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Unbroken spirit
The concentrated connection that remains with one's partner even after the throw has been completed. |
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Triangular stance
Literally means "half-body" |
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| step forward with back foot |
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| Pivoting 180 degrees and stepping back. |
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Opposite stance
Partners stand with the opposite foot forward (right to left or left to right). |
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One Hand Grab
(opposite side) |
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Corner Drop
(Omote-enter & Tsugiashi-slide with front foot) |
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Breath Throw with Omote (entering) at the elbow, shoulder, and head
(Tsugiashi-slide with front foot & Ayumiashi-step forward with back foot) |
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| Basic form of a technique |
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| Fluid form of a technique |
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| A throw using perfect timing and breath control |
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The appropriate distance between Uke and Nage
Means "harmony of space." |
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True Victory
correct mind / body / spirit |
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| A movement to the front side of uke (the person receiving a throw). |
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Hand blade
Sword edge of the hand, located between the little finger and the forearm. |
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Stepping or sliding off the line of attack into a back corner
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| A movement to the rear of Uke (the person receiving a throw). |
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| Two Hands on Two Hands from Behind |
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| Two Hands Grab on One Arm |
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| Two Hands Grab on Two Wrists |
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| One Hand Grab to the Shoulder |
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| Two Hands Grab the Shoulders |
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Practice hall
A place to study the Way. |
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Teacher, instructor
One who goes before. |
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"The Great Teacher"
Morihei Ueshiba, founder of Aikido |
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Master of the Way
Moriteru Ueshiba, grandson of OSensei Morihei Ueshiba |
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| Shinto religious sect followed by OSensei |
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| Overhead strike to the head |
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| Overhead strike to the side of the head |
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