Aikido
Yoshinkan: Instructor Requirements, by Kyoichi Inoue,
presents all of the major technical requirements for instructor
certification as outlined by the Yoshinkan Aikido Headquarters
in Tokyo. The footage for was shot between July 10 and
July 13, 2003, when Inoue Kancho visited the headquarters
of Aikido Yoshinkai
Canada in Toronto for a series of 6 clinics.
Throughout
this special training, Inoue Kancho focused on the Yoshinkan
Hombu Dojo's testing requirements for Instructor
Certification. He outlined each of the various technical
and other aspects to this stringent certification process.
He also gave meticulous demonstrations and instructions
on the basic techniques required for certification. All
of his teachings were captured and are presented here
for the first time. This DVD is a 'must have' for anyone
interested in Yoshinkan Aikido!
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Yoshinkan: Instructor Requirements is
a precise and easily understood instructional
DVD. Anyone interested in Yoshinkan Aikido
will quickly be able to follow the important
points presented by Inoue Kancho. Throughout
his teaching, Inoue Kancho clearly demonstrates
each of the aspects that make the techniques
of Yoshinkan Aikido so effective. Inoue Kancho
is the first person since the passing of Gozo
Shioda to hold the title 'Kancho' within the
Yoshinkan. As such, he is uniquely qualified
to present these requirements for Instructor
Certification.
Chris
Johnston
Translator, Aikido
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The
Aikido Yoshinkan: Instructor Requirements DVD includes
detailed demonstrations and explanations of:
-
Kihon Dosa
- Shiho
Nage
- Ikkajo
- Nikajo
- Sankajo
- Yonkajo
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-
Irimi Nage
- Hiji
Shime
- Hiji
Ate
- Kotegaeshi
- Tenchi
Nage
- Kokyu
Ho
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Kyoichi
Inoue
began his training in Yoshinkan Aikido in 1955 under Gozo
Shioda and quickly became one of Shioda Sensei's most
outstanding students. In 1970 he became the Aikido instructor
for the Tokyo Metropolitan Police School. In 2002, he
was named Kancho of Yoshinkan Aikido -- the first
person to hold this post since the passing of Gozo Shioda
in 1994.
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