41. AIKI-JUTSU Fuji that specialized in the teaching of aikijutsu. had originated from kenjutsu,and is said to have gradually become a method of combat superior to jujutsu. http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/Sideline/5762/aikijujutsu.html

AIKI-JUTSU A iki-jujutsu is an ancient system of combat based on jujutsu ; founded by Shinra Saburo Yoshimitsu during the Kamakura period (1185-1336) in Japan. Also known as Aiki-jutijutsu , it is the art from which Aikido and Hapkido developed. S ometime during the 13th century, a school existed to the north of Mt. Fuji that specialized in the teaching of aiki-jutsu. It was kept secret except to a few disciples, for the most part Japanese nobles of ancient lineage. This art had originated from kenjutsu , and is said to have gradually become a method of combat superior to jujutsu. T he term aiki , like ju , indicates a principle, a way of using the body as a weapon of combat. The method of aiki is to use the coordinated power of ki in harmony with the circumstances of combat; by blending one's strategy with an opponent's, to attain full control over him and over the encounter.

42. Solkan Europe Translate this page aiki is the essence of Daito Ryu aiki Jujutsu. The Daito Ryu is a traditionnaljapanese system specialised in Ken jutsu and aiki jutsu. http://www.budomart.com/acatalog/Online_Catalogue_Aikijutsu___Jujutsu___Bujutsu_

Other Martial Arts Videos Daito Ryu Aiki Jujutsu Aiki is the essence of Daito Ryu Aiki Jujutsu. The Daito Ryu is a traditionnal japanese system specialised in Ken Jutsu and Aiki Jutsu. It was created by Takeda Sokaku in the 20th century. Takeda died in 1943 but his influence on the japanese martial arts can still be seen today. The objective of the Daito Ryu is to make the opponent's attack powerless. The basics contain 108 techniques. The founder of Aikido; Morihei Ueshiba trained Daito Ryu Aiki Jujutsu before he founded Aikido. In this tape, Katsuyuki Kondo, one of the Shihan of the school, shows 30 techniques taken from the Daito Ryu Ikka Jo like: Ippondori, Gyaku Ude Dori, Kuruma Daoshi, Shime Gaeshi, Kote Gaeshi, etc. as well as techniques taken from other levels of the school: : Daito Ryu Nika Jo ; Daito Ryu Goka Jo ; Aiki no Jutsu et Goshinyo no Te. Full colour 70 min. Narrated by Katsuyuki Kondo subtitled in English. L'Aiki est l'essence du Daito Ryu Aiki Jujutsu. Le Daito Ryu (école du grand orient) est une école traditionnelle spécialisée en Ken Jutsu (sabre) et Aiki Jutsu, fondé au début du 20° siècle par Takeda Sokaku l'un des derniers grands Samurai du Japon. Takeda meurt en 1943 après une vie tumultueuse. Son influence sur les arts martiaux Japonais reste encore sensible aujourd'hui. Le but du daito Ryu est de rendre l'attaque de Uke inefficace. Les bases de l'école contiennent 108 techniques. Le fondateur de l'Aikido, Morihei Ueshiba s'est entraîné longtemps avec Takeda Sensei avant de fonder son propre style. Dans cette cassette, Katsuyuki Kondo, Shihan de l'école Daito, démontre 30 techniques du Daito Ryu Ikka Jo telles que: Ippondori, Gyaku Ude Dori, Kuruma Daoshi, Shime Gaeshi, Kote Gaeshi etc ; ainsi que des techniques tirées des autres niveaux de l'école : Daito Ryu Nika Jo ; Daito Ryu Goka Jo ; Aiki no Jutsu et Goshinyo no Te.

43. York Aiki Jujutsu Information is the Senior Instructor for aiki Jujutsu in the Society, and holds the grades of6th Dan aiki Jujutsu, 6th Dan Budo, 4th Dan Jujutsu, 3rd Dan Bo jutsu and 2nd http://www.yorkaiki.btinternet.co.uk/york2.htm

INDEX Ian Stewart Sensei is the Aiki Jujutsu Development Officer for The Bushido Zazen International Society (GB) for training information or to organise a course at your dojo, please contact the Webmaster. Club Instructors Ian Stewart Sensei, 6th Dan Aiki Jujutsu. (Senior club instructor.) Contact phone number: E-Mail: yorkdojo@btinternet.com Registered Instructor with: The Bushido Zazen International Society (GB) KIAI (Kenjutsu International Association of Instructors) Return to the Top AIKI JUJUTSU ORIGIN The Martial Art of Aiki Jujutsu originates in the Country of Japan. Regarded as a traditional Japanese Martial Art, with a history spanning several centuries. HISTORY Aiki Jujutsu has been for many centuries a closely guarded system of martial combat technique. The original system of Aiki Jujutsu, which still exists today, is called Daitoryu Aiki Jujutsu. The Daitoryu system is believed to have originated in the year's 858 to 867, by the family of the Emperor of Japan at that time. A descendant of the Emperor, Shira Saburo Minamoto-no-Yoshimitsu is credited with developing the Daitoryu system in the eleventh Century. The Takeda Clan, direct descendants of Yoshimitsu handed down the Daitoryu Aiki Jujutsu tradition for many centuries. During this time the art was shrouded in secrecy, and not until the nineteenth century did the art become to be taught to the public outside the Takeda Clan. The Daitoryu Master credited with this is Sokaku Takeda (1860-1943), who taught amongst others military and police officials. Sokaku Takeda is credited with having many students, but the one, which could be regarded as his most famous was Morihei Ueshiba (1883-1969) the founder of modern day Aikido. Through the teachings of Sokaku Takeda's students Aiki Jujutsu is becoming more widely known throughout Japan and the rest of the world.

44. Tanemura, Katsumi: Soke Of Hokushin Aiki-Bujutsu Yo Kai is a division of the Kokusai Jujutsu Kai and is open to teachers and studentsof Jujutsu, aikiJujutsu,Hapkido,Classical Judo, aikido, and Kempo jutsu. http://tanemura.freeyellow.com/

Tanemura, Katsumi: Soke of Hokushin Aiki-Bujutsu Soke Tanemura began studying Bujutsu in 1928, in the Yoshin Ryu style of Jujutsu and Kodokan Judo. From 1939 to 1948, he was the senior student of Yoshida, Kotaro in the art of daito Ryu Aiki-Jujutsu. He worked with Yoshida Sensei in the publishing business and served as his uchi-desi for several years. He was introduced to Yoshida Sensei by Mr. Tanemura, Kenji. Tanemura Sensei also studied under Sagawa, Yukiyoshi in Tokyo, and Horikawa, Kodo (pre-kodokai). He left due to politics. From 1950 to 1955, Tanemura sensei studied or researched the tecjniques of Takenouchi Ryu Jujutsu as well as those of the Tenjin Shinyo Ryu and Shin no Shindo ryu. He developed Hokushin Aiki-Bujutsu as a system of Sogo-Bujutsu or integrated martial arts. Email: Kokusaijujutsu@hotmail.com You Are Visitor This site is hosted for FREE on FreeYellow yours can be, too! Click here for more information.

45. Differences Between Jujutsu Aiki-jujutsu - Www.ezboard.com changes as they train to the extent that in Daitoryu the evolution is Daito-ryuJujutsu, then Daito-ryu aiki-Jujutsu, and ultimately Daito-ryu aiki-no-jutsu. http://pub82.ezboard.com/fmartialarts82280frm0.showMessage?topicID=10.topic

46. Training aiki Jujutsu and Atemi jutsu are taught together as they complement each other butcan also be studied individually as they are full arts in their own right. http://expert.ics.purdue.edu/~jujutsu/training.html

Empty Hand Combat The empty hand combat classes comprise the majority of classes at Aiki Jujutsu at Purdue since most students find them to be immediately practical. The empty hand curriculum consists of two arts, taught simultaneously: Aiki Jujutsu (grappling) and Atemi Jutsu (striking). Ukemi, or falling techniques, are taught alongside the throws and sweeps and allow a student to control his or her falls and take the leastpossible damage. These, sometimes spectacular looking, techniques are picked up quickly and allow a practitioner to walk away from situations which otherwise might have been disastrous. Taisabaki is the Japanese term for body movement and is the foundation for all the techniques and principles studied in aiki jujutsu. Through training a student will learn how to move and find positions which allow effective attacks and counter-attacks against one or multiple opponents. Weapons take-aways are also studied against knives, sticks and staffs and bladed weapons to provide a comprehensive approach to self-defense. Weapons Aiki Jujutsu teaches the whole tradition of koryu bujutsu, including the weapons arts practiced by the samurai and militant monks of feudal Japan. The warriors of old Japan needed to have an understanding of a variety of weapons for use on the battlefield. The weapons are studied in the arts of kenjutsu (sword-fighting) and jojutsu (stick-fighting).

47. Aiki Jujutsu Our meeting times are Empty hand fighting classes (aiki Jujutsu and Atemi jutsu)Tuesdays 530 – 700 PM in squash court 8 (mat room) of the Purdue RSC. http://expert.ics.purdue.edu/~jujutsu/

Announcements Aiki Jujutsu at Purdue has been on the Purdue campus since 1998 and has been training University students and staff in classical Japanese combat arts, known as koryu bujutsu. Aiki Jujutsu is an effective and practical method of self defense which maintains relevance for contemporary practitioners. Our meeting times are: Empty hand fighting classes (Aiki Jujutsu and Atemi Jutsu) Weapons classes (Kenjutsu and Jojutsu) Dues are $20 per month and covers both empty-hand and weapons classes.

48. THE MARTIAL ARTS MENU PAGE PART 2 aiki Budo; SosuishiRyu Jujutsu Kai International Headquarters; TakedaRyu aiki no jutsu and Takeda Ryu Nakamura-ha Sobudo; Tenchijin http://www.angelfire.com/nh/jessicakarate/new1.html

Martial Arts This extensive list of Martial Arts web sites includes links to Japanese Martial Arts Aikido Aikijutsu Bu Jutsu ... Weapons Japanese Martial Arts Aikido Web Sites Aikido Aikido Eastside Bellevue, Washington, USA The Aikido FAQ Aikido Search Engine Aikido Sites AikiWeb ... Zenshinkan Dojo Rutland, Massachusetts, USA Aikijutsu Web Sites Aikijutsu Aiki Jujutsu Aiki Ten Shin Sho Kai International American Kokoro Ryu Aiki-Jujitsu ... Hombu Dojo of Daito-ryu Aiki Jujutsu sponsored by Menkyo Kaiden Kondo Katsuyuki Koryu Budo Journal of the Tenshin-ryu (kenjutsu) and the Yamate-ryu (aikijutsu) New England Aikikai Sanindo Home Page Shinto Ryu Aiki Budo Suigetsukan Home Page ... Yamate-ryû Bu Jutsu Aoyama Koryu Bujutsukan - Classical Japanese Martial Arts Kaze Arashi Ryu Aiki Ju Jutsu KARATEWEB Nindo Ryu ... Yawara Ryu Ju Jutsu Yawara Ryu combines traditional and tested Bujutsu techniques with Western Pugilism and Hybrid Wrestling skills Iaido/Kendo Sword Arts Sites Iaido/Kendo Pages Very Extensive list of Iaido/Kendo Resources and Links Judo Sites American Judo and Jujutsu Federation Finnish Judo News Group History of Kodokan Judo The Judo Information Site.

49. LINKS - Www.mauythaibrno.cz Colorado aiki Jujutsu (14) zatím nikdo nehlasoval koryu bujutsu dojo and practicingatemi jutsu, ken jutsu, and jo jutsu. http//www.aikijujutsu.com/. http://www.muaythaibrno.cz/links/index.php?category=46&lang=czech

50. LINKS - Www.mauythaibrno.cz Colorado aiki Jujutsu (14) unrated koryu bujutsu dojo and practicing atemi jutsu,ken jutsu, and jo jutsu. http//www.aikijujutsu.com/. Add Link. advertisement http://www.muaythaibrno.cz/links/index.php?category=46&lang=english

51. Daito-ryu Aiki Jujutsu Home Page Tokyo, Japan. Organization lead by Kondo Katsuyuki, sutdent of Takeda Tokimune.Category Sports Martial Arts Jujutsu aiki jutsu Daito Ryu......Kondo Katsuyuki. The Essence of Daitoryu aiki Jujutsu. Arts suchas sumo, judo, karate, and wrestling, are often called fighting http://www.daito-ryu.org/

Home Site Index Information Contact us Daito-ryu Aiki Jujutsu Home Page Essence of Daito-ryu History of Daito-ryu Takeda Sokaku Takeda Tokimune ... FAQ Thank you for visiting! The Daito-ryu Aiki Jujutsu Web Site is your best source for information on Daito-ryu, direct from Kondo Katsuyuki, Head of the Daito-ryu Aiki Jujutsu Headquarters Dojo, and Director of the Daito-ryu Aiki Jujutsu organization. For the moment the site is in English only, but we are hoping to expand it to include the same historical and biographical material in the original Japanese as well. Kondo Katsuyuki The Essence of Daito-ryu Aiki Jujutsu Arts such as sumo, judo, karate, and wrestling, are often called "fighting arts." While it is not our purpose here to argue whether or not this term is appropriate for these budo and sports, we can state definitively that Daito-ryu aiki jujutsu is not at all a "fighting art" in the sense that these others might be considered to be. A look at the history of Daito-ryu shows clearly that it was developed in large part as a means of self-defense, particularly one to be used by warriors while inside the palace. This may be seen in the inclusion and emphasis on oshikiiuchi . In short, Daito-ryu was developed as a way to effectively and efficiently neutralize violence, not cause it. This is in perfect agreement with the Chinese character for the "bu" in budo, one interpretation of which is "to stop halberds." This is why that although we have forms used to demonstrate aikijutsu, there are no competitive matches.

52. Home Page aikijutsu is not known. The fluid beauty and efficiency of this system, however,are still evident in modern interpretations of technique. A form of jujutsu http://www.lboro-jiujitsu.co.uk/history.htm

Training Times Latest News Diary How to Join ... Pictures II Literally, Jiu Jitsu is the technique or art (jutsu) of suppleness, flexibility and gentleness. Judo founder Jigoro Kano traced the art’s emergence to the period between 1600 and 1650. In its golden age, late 17 th to mid 19 th century, more than 700 jujitsu systems appeared in Japan. Among those mentioned prominently in martial arts chronicles are: Tenjin-Shinyo-ryu Takenouchi ryu Sousuishitsu ryu , the Kito ryu (relevant to us) and the Sekiguchi-ryu . Many other ancient and reputable schools, such as the Yagyu-Shingan ryu or the Date clan and the Juki ryu or Sawa Doch i, are listed within the doctrine of jujitsu. The vital issue in jujitsu was effectiveness in combat. Methods were tested in duels and public competitions among members of various schools. These encounters were frequently lethal. Such testing not only improved weapons and ways of employing them, but established the reputations of the survivors. Jujitsu techniques include kicking, striking, kneeing, throwing, choking, joint locking, holding, and tying, as well as use of certain weapons. Most systems emphasised only one or two major techniques. Jujutsu was always a secondary method of combat to the warrior, since he relied so heavily on his sword.

53. The History Of JuJutsu From The Quantico Dojo And Fredericksburg Martial Arts An ju jitsu jujutsu Daito Ryu aiki Ju jutsu Kodo KaiQuantico Dojo, Fredericksburg Martial Arts. http://www.qdojo.com/history.html

ju jitsu jujutsu Daito Ryu Aiki Ju Jutsu Kodo Kai Quantico Dojo, Fredericksburg Martial Arts Home Rates About Us Links ... Contact Us GI $49.99 History of JuJutsu Classes are conducted on a large matted area. The dojo is walled off from the rest of the building, allowing a measure of privacy. The Joseki of the dojo is modeled after the castle keep of a low land Japanese castle. This is a traditional art taught in a traditional way. Most of our study is based on pure self-defense and street tactics. This is not at all anachronistic, as the traditional style of Ju Jutsu is still the most deadly fighting art ever derived by man. In a traditional Japanese art, the name can be indicator of the nature of the art. When we find the word Jutsu (many other phonetic spellings apply) it indicates an art of war. This would mean that it would be one of the Samurai arts. A "do" on the end means that it is a "way". A way is an art that only focuses on a section of a combat art, or may try to turn it into a spiritual or non-combat art or sport. So Ju Jutsu means gentle art (of combat), while the sport of Judo means gentle way. Aikido is a "way" art derived from Aiki Ju Jutsu, and so forth.

54. Aiki Related Books And Videos everyone in the aiki arts, and for anyone who practices jujutsu as well Waza SosakuHo By Hiro Mizukoshi From the author of aiki TESSEN jutsu, this book http://budogu.com/shopsite_sc/store/html/page47.html

Books Professional Videos Storefront Videos ... NEW PRODUCTS Aiki Related Books and Videos All of our Aikido and Aikijujutsu books and videos, in one place. I103 Aiki Tessen Jutsu Aiki Tessen Jutsu by Hiro Mizukoshi The author is began his study of martial arts in the gendai budo of Judo and Kendo, but later moved on to study Daito Ryu Aikijutsu. Using very clear, easy to follow pictures, the book details numerous techinques for using short truncheons such as the tessen against both unarmed and armed opponents. The book starts with photos and discussions of vairous short truncheons one might practice with or encounter. These include various tessen, short sticks and clubs, and interestingly, United States style Maglight Flashlights, although Mizukoshi Sensei states that these are too thick to be used easily. The layout of the pictures in this book makes it very easy to follow, even if you don't read Japanese. Any student of Aikido or jujitsu could benefit from an analysis of the techniques depicted here. Japanese language. Click on the picture to see a translation of the table of contents.

55. AIKIDO HEIWA - Martial Arts For Peace. Aikido, Aiki Jujutsu, Nihon Goshin Aikido This page is regularly updated as new links are found or sites are revised.Please check back often for new Aikido / Ju jutsu and Martial Arts links. http://www.aikidoschool.net/links.html

This page is regularly updated as new links are found or sites are revised. Please check back often for new Aikido / Ju Jutsu and Martial Arts links. Click here Back to the Main Page. NIHON GOSHIN AIKIDO SCHOOLS Aikido, Inc. HEADQUARTERS DOJO 7311 Bergenline Avenue North Bergen, NJ 07047 Mr. Edgar Mendez (SHIHAN R. BOWE) www.aikidoinc.com Aikido Academy 5124 Trouble Creek Road New Port Richey, FL 34652 Mr. Steven Weber www.aikidoacademy.com Aikido School of Self-Defense 65 North Street Middletown, NY 10940 Mr. Robert B. MacEwen, Jr. www.aikido-macewen.com Aikido School of Self-Defense 1371 B Iris Drive Conyers, GA 30013

56. Kukai Aiki Jutsu In English Kukai aiki jutsu is a jujutsu style founded 1995 by Sven Salumets on the basisof the Daito Ryu aikijujutsu,Japan's most ancient and efficient martial art http://members.rotfl.com/hira/

KUKAI AIKI JUTSU HOME PAGE IN ENGLISH Kukai aiki jutsu eesti keeles Kukai aiki jutsu in estonian dan grade owners in Kukai aiki jutsu This page was created by sven salumets on Mon May 17 04:31:07 1999 ROTFL Online Services

57. Links Daito Ryu aikijujutsu Roppokai. The Official Daito Ryu aiki Bujutsu Homepage. PO'sJujutsu page. Danzan Ryu Ju-jutsu Homepage. Budenkan Judo and Jujutsu. http://www.fut.es/~dat/budoshin/links/welcome.html

LINKS Aikido Portuguese Federation of Aikido and Related Activities Aiki Jujutsu Daito-ryu Aiki Jujutsu Home Page Aiki JuJitsu Daito Ryu Aikijujutsu Roppokai The Official Daito Ryu Aiki Bujutsu Homepage ... The Sanindo Page Jujitsu Austrian Ju Jitsu Federation (OEJJB) P-O's Ju-Jutsu page Danzan Ryu Ju-jutsu Homepage Kodenkan Jujitsu and Restoration ... American Ju-Jitsu Association Judo The Kodokan Judo Institute Kempo World Kempo Dankan Federation (WKDF) Scottish Kempo Academy Home Page Others Danny Abramovitch's Martial Arts Home Page Jay Swan's HomePage

58. Aiki Jujutsu Karate and United States Judo Association, Soke Dai Seibert studied aiki Jujutsudirectly from Kyoto Durant (10 th Degree Black Belt in Goshin jutsu Kyu Juju http://www.emperorslongfist.com/aikijutsu.htm

AIKI JUJUTSU Jujutsu Photos This art was first introduced to William Seibert Soke Dai in October 1984. Already a Black Belt in Tatsu Do Karate and United States Judo Association, Soke Dai Seibert studied Aiki Jujutsu directly from William R. Cavalier (8th Degree Black Belt in Tatsu Do Karate in Livonia New York) and his instructor Kyoto Durant (10 th Degree Black Belt in Goshin Jutsu Kyu Juju in Pennsylvania). Soke Dai Seibert studied this art until February of 1989 when he moved to Marion, North Carolina. Seibert Soke Dai then affiliated with Soke Felix Revette, founder of Genki Ryu Do Martial Arts Systems, and has opened three Schools under this system to date. He continues to study and teach from a variety of masters in North Carolina along with Genki Ryu Do Karate. Seibert received the title of Soke Dai from the founder of the Genki Ryu Do, Soke Revette. Aiki Jujutsu is very unique art dating back to the feudal times of the Samurai in Japan. This art is more original then Aiki Do though you can see the similarities between the two arts. Back to Site Index

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60. Dojo Of The Four Winds | Tanto Jutsu As in kenjutsu, tanto jutsu and aiki jujutsu are two sides of the same coin.The tanto, whether used for cut or trap, controls the opponent. http://www.dojoofthefourwinds.com/tanto.html

N A M I R Y U A I K I H E I H O A School for Training in Ancient Samurai Military Arts instructor schedule corporate training tactical training Tanto Jutsu The tanto is the knife used by the Samurai. Length of blade ranged from 5" to about 12". The tanto was frequently carried in place of the wakizashi and was often used against longer weapons. There is an extensive repertoire of techniques in the Nami ryu tanto jutsu system that cover a wide range of applications. Wooden or aluminum knives are used in training and live blades are used in form practice and tameshigiri. The tanto waza directly impact many of the empty hand techniques used in aiki jutsu. These techniques and strategy have very practical modern function both for knife on knife applications as well as knife against bludgeoning weapons and empty hand against knife. Unlike knife fencing systems in tanto jutsu controlling the opponent is stressed. Any contact includes gathering and controlling the opponents mental and physical center. As in kenjutsu, tanto jutsu and aiki jujutsu are two sides of the same coin. The tanto, whether used for cut or trap, controls the opponent.

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