How to Use Ki Power in Aikido DVD with Kuzuaki Suichi

The video series featuring Master Suichi Kazuaki explores the unique approach of Isshinkan Aikido, emphasizing the integration of "flexibility" and the "power of thought" (Ki) to achieve effective techniques even against quick punches. Here's an overview of the contents and details:

Title: Absolute Martial Arts with Ultimate "Flexibility" - The Power of Aiki!

Contents:

1. Introduction to Isshinkan Aikido:

   • Emphasis on harnessing the "power of thought" (Ki).
   • Focus on soft techniques that utilize flexibility and adaptability.
   • Techniques designed to break down attacks from the core, irrespective of their intensity or speed.
   • Strategies for managing distance and responding effectively to rapid punches.

2. Explanation of Techniques:

   Atemi Techniques:

   • Mae-mei Attack: Frontal attack technique.
   • Gyaku-kamae Attack: Reverse posture attack.
   • Irimi-nage: Entering throw technique.

   Joint Techniques:

   • Push Down (Ikkyo): Technique to control and pin the opponent's arm.
   • Ude-gaeshi: Wrist-turning technique.
   • Kote-gaeshi: Wrist-reversal technique.
   • Turning Kote-twist (Sankyo): Wrist-twisting technique.
   • Shiho-nage: Four-direction throw technique.
   • Kote-mawashi (Nikkyo): Wrist-turning technique variation.

Instruction and Supervision:

• Kazuaki Suichi (Head of Isshinkan Aikido):
  • Background in karate, Tomiki-ryu Aikido (under Professor Hideo Oba), kickboxing at Meguro Gym, and Muay Thai training in Thailand.
  • Made his Muay Thai ring debut at Korakuen before transitioning fully to Aikido.
  • Founder of Isshinkan Aikido dojo in Tokyo, dedicated to teaching Aikido based on his unique theories and experiences.

Language: Japanese 

Run time: 75 min.

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