تاکموسو آیکیدو جلد 5: بوکیدوری و نیینندوری

Tokyo: Aiki News, 2001. — 172 p. — ISBN 4-900586-61-7. Language: English / Japanese. Aiki News is pleased to publish the fifth volume of the Takemusu Aikido technical series by Morihiro Saito Shihan, 9th dan. Saito Sensei continues with his explanations of the highly-refined aikido techniques of Founder Morihei Ueshiba as taught during the Iwama years following World War II. Volume 5 covers in great depth the following series of techniques: tachidori, jodori, jonage, tankendori and ninindori. These techniques are rarely shown in most styles of aikido and reveal the broad adaptability of the art to diverse situations. As in the previous volumes of this series, we have attempted to present through photographs and words, the fine points of the myriad of wonderful techniques of aikido. It is our hope that this manual will prove a valuable reference to all those interested in the “takemusu aikido” of O-Sensei. This volume entitled Takemusu Aikido: Bukidori & Ninindori is the fifth of the comprehensive series by Morihiro Saito presenting the aikido techniques of Morihei Ueshiba O-Sensei. Volume 5 covers the following series of techniques: tachidori, jodori, jonage, tankendori and ninindori. This work is profusely illustrated with more than 450 photos and includes detailed, step-by-step explanations and commentary on each technique. The author, Morihiro Saito, is a 9th degree black belt and author of the highly acclaimed technical series, Traditional Aikido. Saito Sensei enrolled as a student of Founder Morihei Ueshiba in 1946. One of the art's foremost technicians, he is the acknowledged authority on aikido weapons training. Saito Sensei operates Ueshiba's private dojo in Iwama, Japan and serves as guardian of the Aiki Shrine. He has traveled extensively throughout the world teaching his comprehensive aikido training methods. Sonoko Tanaka is a black-belt student of Saito Sensei and has lived and trained in Iwama. Stanley Pranin is a 5th degree black belt and the editor-in-chief of Aiki News/Aikido Journal which he founded in 1974. 60 techniques: Tachidori (13 techniques), Jodori (13 techniques), Jonage (10 techniques), Tankendori (12 techniques), Ninindori (12 techniques)