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sword exercises


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Shinken, the sword
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Sword exercises:
  1. MAE
  2. USHIRO
  3. HIDARI
  4. MIGI
  5. OMOTE
  6. URA
  7. CHUDAN
  8. JODAN
  9. ATE
  10. TSUKI

Jo staff exercises:
  1. MAE
  2. USHIRO
  3. HIDARI
  4. MIGI
  5. OMOTE
  6. URA
  7. CHUDAN
  8. JODAN
  9. ATE
  10. TSUKI
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MIGI - turn.
Shoden 4
Shiho   MIGI
MIGI

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MIGI Shiho   MIGI
  TORITORI UKEUKE
  MIGI - start.
Starting position. Tori at right, uke at left - for reasons of visibility - but in the text below, tori moves are in left column, uke in right.
1 Starting with bokken in belt, uke on forward right. Starting in chudan kamae, sword drawn and held at middle guard, tori on forward left.
2 Step forward with right foot, into front of uke. MIGI - turn.
3 Turn right foot and body toward uke, step with left foot forward, nuki tsuke draw. Step forward with left foot, lift sword to jodan kamae, over the head.
MIGI - nuki tsuke.
  MIGI - do. MIGI - sword to side.
4 Slide further forward and to the left with the left foot, cut one handed do, side cut on waist level, body twisting sideways and sword continuing to a horizontal position near the body. Step forward with right foot, chudan giri, cut to middle level, in the direction of tori's previous position.
5 Swing the sword around in a vertical circle up to jodan kamae. Turn body to uke, right foot to left foot. MIGI - swing sword.
MIGI - jodan kamae.
6 Immediately after jodan kamae, right foot half step back and men, straight cut to the head. MIGI - men.
7   Yield sword to migi no waki, right side guard.
Retreat three steps.
8 Slide right foot back, lower sword to gedan.
Left foot full step back.
MIGI - gedan.
9 Reverse right hand grip on the sword, flip the sword around, chiburi gedan, "shake off blood" downward. MIGI - reverse grip.
MIGI - turn sword.
MIGI - chiburi.
10 Noto, sword back into scabbard.
Step back to the starting position.
MIGI - noto.
MIGI - noto.
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Index
Aikibatto - the book
Background
Aikiken and Iaido
Aiki Batto Basics
Sword exercises
Jo exercises
Solo video clips
Duo video clips
Corrections
Glossary
Visitor response
Shinken, the sword
Aikido

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