Nikkyo when uke resists with Bruce Bookman

Bruce Bookman, Kaicho of Tenzan Aikido in Seattle, demonstrates how to deal with stubborn resistance to nikkyo. Henkawaza into a kaitenage finish is also introduced as an alternative ending.

[@bujin5455]

The shallow nikkyo angles can come on pretty fast. Though, it starts to be more a joint lock (focused on how the joint doesn't move) than a sinew stretch.

[@rafaelsanntana4796]

Excelent explanation , tankyou

[@user-ws3st7hu2l]

~3.14 Uke is quite close to execute an atemi to nage's nether regions.

[@afiqsince86]

naisu

[@alexscott730]

All garbage on so many levels.

[@profd65]

Very intelligent critique.

[@jamescarter4005]

How so?....Please enlighten me as to how would you handle this?...

[@ademiranda2]

I feel sorry for you.

[@alexscott730]

@@ademiranda2 You're the one who believes this garbage.

[@alexscott730]

@@jamescarter4005 If you can't see it for yourself then you're clueless...