Daito Ryu Aikibudo Ikkajo Ippondori Instructional DVD by Yoshihisa Ishibashi - Learn Traditional Japanese Martial Arts Techniques for Self-Defense and Training

Learn Diverse Applications and Variations of Daito-ryu Aiki Budo Techniques for "Shomen-uchi"

Master the Core Technique of Daito-ryu with Direct Transmission from Takeda Tokimune

In almost all Aiki-based martial arts, including Aikido, the technique known as "Ikka-jou (Ippon-dori)" is often the first taught. It is said that "the first technique contains the ultimate secret," as this fundamental technique encompasses the core principles of Daito-ryu and serves as the foundation from which most other techniques evolve.

This instructional DVD focuses solely on the "Ikka-jou" technique as taught directly by Takeda Tokimune, a prominent figure in practical Daito-ryu Aiki Budo. Yoshihisa Ishibashi, an esteemed instructor, thoroughly explores the theoretical and practical aspects of this technique.

CONTENTS:

Introduction

Ippon-dori Techniques

• Basic Techniques (Two Variations)
• Adjustments for Unsuccessful Breaks (Four Variations)
• Timing Variations (Two Variations)
• Breaking Using Triangular Points (Two Variations)
• Sacrifice Techniques (Two Variations)
• Joint Lock Techniques (Two Variations)
• Ono-ha Itto-ryu "Jisei" Applications (Two Variations)
• Anticipation
• Kaina-gaeshi
• Techniques Involving Grabbing the Opponent's Wrist
• Strangulation Techniques (Three Variations)
• Wrap Techniques (Four Variations)
• Sankajo Pin (Two Variations)

Techniques from Takeda Tokimune's Notes

• Reverse Hold
• Inner Thigh Throw
• Sweeping Hip Throw
• Counter-Cutting
• Neck Throw
• Knee Lock
• Double-Hand Binding
• Boat Hold
• Irimi-throw
• Tasuki-throw
• Ura-otoshi
• Scooping Throw
• Single-wing Strangle
• Hip Throw

Applications of Ono-ha Itto-ryu

• "Kiri-otoshi" Favored by Takeda Tokimune
• Kiri-otoshi
• Mukai-tsuki
• Tsuba-wari

Ippon-dori Practice

Instructor & Supervisor: Yoshihisa Ishibashi
Born in Tokyo in 1938. Ishibashi entered the Daito-ryu Aiki Budo So-hombu Daitokan in 1964, receiving direct instruction in Daito-ryu Aiki Budo and Ono-ha Itto-ryu from Takeda Tokimune. In 1969, he established the Tokyo Katsushika Branch and became its first head. Alongside his efforts to teach and popularize Daito-ryu, he studied under Ono-ha Itto-ryu headmaster Junzo Sasamori, earning a license. Ishibashi has also researched various other martial arts, including Shorinji Kempo and Chen-style Tai Chi.

Length: 76 min.

Language: Japanese

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