[@jaco7819]

Super , je suis vos vidéos avec beaucoup d'intérêt , merci

[@ngotuanhien]

Not only Yonkyo, you can also apply radial nerve attack to Ikkyo, Nikyo and Sankyo. I love these techniques and be learning to understand more about these.

[@attygarland6909]

I still wish some (sport mannequin?) manufacturer could team up with an Aikido sensei to develop a "practice torso" that could be used to gradually and safely learn the different finger, wrist, elbow and shoulder locks of the art. Basically it would be the upper body of a person mounted on a nonmovable pedestal with arms that are fully anatomically correct in regard to the arms and joints and such, from the fingers of the hand ups to and inc. the shoulders. I imagine such a practice dummy would be very useful to understanding and learning to apply the different Aikido locks (e.g. Sankyo, Nikyo, Ikkyo, etc.) w/o the use of a living partner/uke, such as when one is not available to the practitioner.

[@StefanStenudd]

@attygarland6909, that's an interesting idea. It might also lead to an increased understanding of what's going on in the technique.

[@davarmafhoumi423]

Thanks❤

[@famengvall6153]

Poor Schröder (uke) 😂

[@mortgagefinancing5558]

Totally unrealistic

[@StefanStenudd]

Have you felt it?

[@mortgagefinancing5558]

@@StefanStenudd lol

[@StefanStenudd]

@@mortgagefinancing5558 I take that as a no.

[@mortgagefinancing5558]

@@iatsd people dont attack you that way. The UFC has proven it time and time again.

[@jdaimaoh765]

​@@mortgagefinancing5558that's not UFC, it's a Traditional martial art, not sport oriented