Renki Jushin-Ho: The Secret to Releasing Tension DVD by Takashi Moro & Keiko Moro
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This first volume in the Renki Busouken series delves into the art of relaxed power generation, a core principle in Renki Jushin-Ho. Takashi Moro’s Busou Dojo offers a unique approach to mastery through relaxation, providing a structured system to develop key skills in “Aiki” (blending with force), “Hakkei” (energy projection), and “Kakei” (energy transformation). Through consistent, focused practice, students can achieve these martial arts principles by tapping into the power of relaxed force.
Contents:
- Introduction – The Modern Art of Renki Busouken
- Fundamentals of Power Generation – Gravitational awareness and foundational concepts
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Stages of Power Projection:
- Release (Hou) – Gathering and directing force through relaxed tension
- Wrap (Ten) – Utilizing the shoulders to build and project momentum
- Bounce (Dan) – Engaging reactive force and explosive breathing
The DVD also includes Tenchi Bakuretsu form demonstrations and drills like “newspaper snatching” and “brick breaking,” illustrating skillful energy application.
About the Instructors:
Takashi Moro brings experience from Chinese and Okinawan martial arts, having trained under Master Akitoshi Shimada. Keiko Moro, skilled in aikido, jodo, and naginata, offers a powerful complement to Takashi’s teaching, helping practitioners realize the potential of Renki Jushin-Ho for both mind and body.
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