Yoshinori Kono Technique & Theory 2017 (2 DVD Set)

This is the 5th DVD set in series of annual releases from 2013 through 2019. Each set is packed with the latest developments in Yoshinori Kono's endless pursuit of research and development in the field of martial arts and body movement.

Contents:

Part 1 Yoshinori Kono's techniques

Part 2 The theory of being sucked in
Sekakuzushi (a Japanese siege)
The relationship with "no overtaking"

Part 3 Discovering the inner arm
Sweeping away a grabbed arm
Raising a seated person
Hen-ya (ruby: hen-ya)
Destroying a castle
Hen-ya (a Japanese siege) using a real sword
Removing the shadow with a real sword while seated
Reversing the kesagame (a Japanese sword hold)
Sword-grabbing
Sword-grabbing using the water surface running technique
Sword-drawing technique

Part 4 Sharpening your body senses in everyday life
Relaxing your waist
Putting your luggage on the luggage rack
Getting up and standing up

Part 5 [Narration] Flow experience from the perspective of martial arts
Two conditions for dramatic improvement
How to get into "flow"
Facing the essence

About the Instructor:

A practitioner of techniques based on martial arts. Born in 1949. Established martial arts research in 1978. Since then, through interaction with the field of martial arts and fuiku, he has pursued human potential while practicing martial arts, while exploring the exquisite ancient principles that are now lost. “I don't push myself. I don't push myself. I don't save.'' Based on this work, he collects bodies that are similar to those that play modern sports. In October 2003, he disbanded the martial arts study group and took a more free position to interact with various fields such as sports, health care, education, engineering, etc. His many publications include “Creating life from the body'' and “Learning from ancient martial arts.'' Since 2007, he has been a guest at Kobe Jogakuin University.

Language: Japanese

Length: 1 hours & 32 min. on 2 DVDs

Release Date: 2017