21/09/2016
Cours du mardi 20 septembre :
Échauffement : KOKYU HO
Saisie : KATA DORI (Saisie au niveau de l'épaule)
Les techniques réalisées avec une entrée extérieure :
1 - IKKYO OMOTE
2 - IKKYO URA
3 - NYKYO URA
4 - SOKUMEN IRIMI NAGE ou une forme de KOKYU NAGE
5 - KOKYU NAGE - 2e forme
La dernière technique avec une entrée intérieure :
1 - KOKYU NAGE - 3e forme
NB : il y a plusieurs formes de KOKYU NAGE - généralement les projections "inclassables" .
Voici une belle définition pour les amateurs d'anglais :
Meaning of "Kokyu(呼吸)"
"Kokyu(呼吸)", which is a Japanese terms, means mainly "breathing". However, this word is not used only "respiration" but also frequently used in another meaning:
"keep time" or "work in perfect harmony"
Usually, you want to use this word in a sentence of "Kokyu wo awaseru(呼吸を合わせる)" when you meant "work in perfect harmony". Note, "awaseru(合わせる)" means harmony, which is exact same word as "Ai(合)" in Aikido(合気道).
In the martial art, Aikido, has a lots of technique named "Kokyu-Nage(呼吸投げ)", meaning "throw a partner with breathing". And it include another meaning as "work in perfect harmony". So if you try to conduct Kokyu-nage, you should make nice harmony with your partner.
source : http://takadeepriver.blogspot.fr/2009/06/meaning-of-kokyu.html
"Kokyu(呼吸)", which is a Japanese terms, means mainly "breathing". However, this word is not used only "respiration" but also frequently use...