methodical demonstrations are worthy of study by Aikido's most advanced students as well
where merely touching immobilizes the opponent
This work illustrates the essence of Aikido left by the great Gozo Shioda: techniques of harmony that abandon all self and blend sincerely with the natural principles of the universe in relation to one's partner
Scene 8 O-Sensei in the midst of desperate struggle to reach the level of the God
Yokomen-uchi Irimi-nage (Side Strike Entering Throw)
Aiki Yoseikan Budo DVD with Hiroo Mochizuki Kazuo Nomura methodical demonstrations are worthy ofMaster Minoru Mochizuki drew upon his extensive knowledge of Judo and Aikido to develop his own system, Yoseikan Aiki, in the late 1940s. His son, Master Hiroo Mochizuki, later incorporated these principles into the broader Yoseikan Budo system, preserving its traditional roots while expanding its technical scope. Yoseikan Aiki emphasizes joint locks, wrist and arm controls, throws, immobilizations, and strangleholds. These techniques are performed