Dirkjan Brouwer met enkele kata's uit het Aikijujutsu en het Bushin Kenpo.
Showing posts with label Techniques. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Techniques. Show all posts
08/02/2020
28/12/2019
Dutch Open Wado-Ryu Karate Final
An old video sent to me by Merlijn Wartena Sensei, a perfectly executed Ushiro Ura Mawashi Geri, performed by Merlijn Sensei at the Dutch Open Wado-Ryu Karate competition when he was in his early twenties.
IPPON Sensei Merlijn.
26/12/2019
Escape & Counter From Choke/Strangle
A fly on the wall video showing David Wilson demonstrating and talking two of his students through an escape from a choke or strangle.
Escape From Grab Using Finger Lock.
Escape from lapel grab or chest push using a low kick to the tibia and finger locks.
In general, it takes an impact of 218 pounds (98kg) to fracture/break the tibia, this is reduced by using a smaller surface area to impact on the bone. However, with your opponent advancing and you kicking with focus and power this is very achievable even with the flat of your foot, the finer art is to control your kick to annul the attack, unbalance, and take control of your attacker.
25/12/2019
Trust.
Trust, Are you being a good Uke or Tori?.
During our training, there are certain roles we play in order to safely practice. We call these roles, Uke and Tori. The Tori is the "defender" or the person who successfully completes the technique. The Uke is the "receiver" or the person who usually initiates the attack and receives the throw, pin or lock. Sometimes the Uke is referred to as the "attacker" however, this is not accurate. In some cases, the Tori may initiate the attack or first more, the Uke counters and the Tori completes the defence technique. There is an art to being a good Uke and Tori. There is an important relationship between the two partners. If one partner doesn't perform their technique properly, with enthusiasm and in the correct way it could take away from the lesson or possibly even lead to injury.
Are you being a good Uke or Tori?.
In this video, I demonstrate one of our trust tests.
David Wilson Hanshi.
During our training, there are certain roles we play in order to safely practice. We call these roles, Uke and Tori. The Tori is the "defender" or the person who successfully completes the technique. The Uke is the "receiver" or the person who usually initiates the attack and receives the throw, pin or lock. Sometimes the Uke is referred to as the "attacker" however, this is not accurate. In some cases, the Tori may initiate the attack or first more, the Uke counters and the Tori completes the defence technique. There is an art to being a good Uke and Tori. There is an important relationship between the two partners. If one partner doesn't perform their technique properly, with enthusiasm and in the correct way it could take away from the lesson or possibly even lead to injury.
Are you being a good Uke or Tori?.
In this video, I demonstrate one of our trust tests.
David Wilson Hanshi.
22/12/2019
Bushin Kenpo Jiu Jitsu
Combinatie van Dirkjan Brouwer en Erik Knops,
uitgevoerd door Chris Pronk en Boaz Varkevisser.
18/12/2019
Freestyle Bo Training with David Wilson.
Highlights from David Wilson's session on our Bushin Kenpo Kai Bo course on the 10th March 2018.
Bo Kata with Stuart Rogers.
Highlights from Stuart Rogers teaching session on our Bushin Kenpo Kai Bo Course in March 2018.
17/12/2019
Stuart Rogers - Bo Kata.
A short video showing Stuart Rogers demonstrating a Bo Kata (long staff form)
16/12/2019
Counter Throws in Bushin Kenpo
In this video, David Wilson is demonstrating counter throws when a throw goes wrong.
- Starting with Hane Goshi, which is counted by the Uke bending his knees, David counters with Harai Goshi
- While attempting Harai Goshi, Uke opens his legs to counter the throw, David counters with inner thigh throw, Uchi Mata.
- Uke lowers his centre of gravity to counter all 3 throws, David counter with Fumikomi Goshi, stamping throw.
14/12/2019
Bushin Kenpo Techniek December 2019
Hierbij een training met sensei's Willem Vooijs, Piet Kuijt en Gertjan Brouwer.
05/12/2019
Bushin Kenpo 6th Kyu Syllabus
ON THE MAT
Bushin Kenpo Kai
David Wilson demonstrating some of the techniques and movements from our Bushin Kenpo 6th Kyu (yellow belt) syllabus. Ukemi and Ogoshi are missing from this video series.
These videos were recorded in 2016 and previously only available on Vimeo Videos on Demand (pay to view).
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04/12/2019
Technique: Unsoku
ON THE MAT
Bushin Kenpo Kai
The footwork that makes up unsoku in Bushin Kenpo is what allows the techniques to be effective, it facilitates the movements. However, we have to be careful not to create a false separation between unsoku and technique. In application, they are functionally linked, and this is one of the things that makes Bushin Kenpo a formidable personal protection system.
Technique: Shiho-Nage
ON THE MAT
Bushin Kenpo Kai
A demonstration of how we perform omote Shihonage in Bushin Kenpo. This technique is also part of Aikido Randori-No kata.
Instructor: David Wilson
Assistant (Uke): Colin McDonnell
03/12/2019
Waki Gatame (Armbar)
ON THE MAT
Waki Gatame Armbar in Bushin Kenpo.
Instructor, David Wilson. Uke, Dave Walsh.
Recorded at Bushin Kenpo Kai Dojo, Kent, England
Techniques: Counters to Shomen Ate.
ON THE MAT
David Wilson & Colin McDonnell
Filmed at the Bushin Kenpo Kai Dojo
Action speaks louder than words. We spent much of this lesson working on "Aiki", avoidance & redirection of force followed by joint locks and strikes. This clip shows just two of the movements and techniques studied during our two-hour session. All the counter-movements and techniques were counters to shomen-ate. Shomen means front and ate means striking.