Aikido - Koshinage

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By: stenudd
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Updated: 30-Sep-07
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Added: 30-Sep-07

Aikido technique koshi nage, hip throw, on different attacks, by aikido instructor Stefan Stenudd, 6 dan Aikikai. For more about aikido and koshinage, see my website.

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Aikido - Koshinage

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You Look Familiar
Did you ever study Kendo in Georgia?
By AnimetricProductions 1191978850 Reply Spam [+4] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~6755454~~
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- Georgia
  No, never kendo and never Georgia. I live in Sweden.
  By stenudd 1197975524 Reply Spam [+0] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~6664560~~
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OMG
thats gotta hurt
By throwskittles92 1195101485 Reply Spam [+0] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~6915257~~
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ouch
doesnt that hurt when he got slame
By pimpshawn 1191293910 Reply Spam [-1] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~5514269~~
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- hurt
  There's a falling technique that makes it much softer than it sounds like.
  By stenudd 1197975587 Reply Spam [+0] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~6664560~~
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Poor extra!
Im pitiful for the guy he's throwing everywhere LOL... must have hurt... heard that sound...
By Leggo 1191234116 Reply Spam [-1] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~6107920~~
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lol
its just for fun though... the moves are so UNpractical in real life
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  The dojo is real life, too ;)
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- lol
  good comment
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i'd love to see
i'd love to see these techniques done up to speed.

thanks for sharing!
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  Yes, that's a problem with instructional videos: If the techniques are done fast, it's hard to see how they are done, and if slow, like here, they seem impractical. One should do both speeds in one video, I guess.
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Suggestion, Stenudd.
All your critics are going to claim that you are bad because you are beating up someone incredibly smaller than you. Having studied martial arts, I understand the lack of significance of size, but the average guy won't. Either try using a bigger guy or explaining how a bigger or smaller guy doesn't make a large difference. It was a good video, just lacked explanation, which is how students learn.
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  Actually, koshinage is more difficult to do correctly on somebody shorter, because you need to get below their point of balance, their center.
  There is not really room for explanations here, but I have them on my website.
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