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Gokyo is the fifth technique in the series of techniques the Sensei established. And it is primarily used in removing a knife, or a Tonto, from your partner’s hand. But we’ll demonstrate it real briefly.
Let’s start with the Shomenuchi. So normally when we start Shomenuchi, in this whole series we begin from Ikkyo. Things change a little bit at Gokyo. Normally we would have our hand on top, and rotate it over, so that I’m grabbing his wrist from the top here, if we were to execute Ikkyo. For Gokyo, both hands come up underneath. As I move away I’m going to grab his wrist from underneath, and lock the elbow. And move away from my partner, shoulder goes down. Knee closest to my partner is down. And I’m going to use the elbow to lift. Hand slides underneath the elbow, and you want to put pressure down on the elbow. With a pin. So Gokyo. Shomenuchi. Up. Turn. You’ve got the hand from underneath and the elbow is locked. Straight down on top of the shoulder, Again, knee that is closest to your partner is up. Lift the elbow. I’m going to use my hand to push my partner’s hand underneath the elbow, and apply pressure. You’ll notice that it’s almost impossible for my partner to make a fist in this position. Which is exactly why it works very well with the Tonto.
So from that same attack overhand, the Shomenuchi, one of the reasons I don’t want to put my hand here, is if the blade were to cut down and make contact with my wrist. That’s why I’m going to come from underneath, lock the elbow and take it away from my partner’s body, and drop. When it’s out, slide the Tonto underneath, and the hand will pop open. It’s very difficult to keep a fist in this position.
You can also see this from Yokomenuchi. Open, reach across and take the wrist, turn the hips, create the pin, and take the knife. Alright?
Gokyo. Number five.
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Ok.. wheres the tanto?
I feel bad for his assistant Gering thrown around and hurt all the time
Well done, sleek videos with good instruction.
if you attack with his right hand not left hand. will we do the same movement to stop opponent attack with knife.
showed us the teachers:yokomen
Aikido is good for prison guards to learn.
its like hapkido
police needs to learn this
Good solid techniques. I've seen the y block demonstrated before in Tony Manord's combat jujitsu system. I'm very impressed.
For the Yokomen-uchi, can you use the Omotte instead of the Ura? I'm wondering about how the Nage's forward blocking hand makes contact with the Uke's knife holding hand (whether you make the contact at the Uke's wrist or the inside of the elbow), because the Nage is trying to avoid getting cut by the knife.
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Domo Arigato Gozai Mashita
As a karateka, these tutotials is very useful for me. In our dojo, our senior instructor had a Tomiki Aikido background. Therefore, we have to learn and demonstrate Tomiki Knife Defense Techniques in order to pass the Shodan test. We use many of these techniques, but I never knew the terminology until now.
Domo Arigato Gozai Mashita!
Lumayan Cepat Tekniknya
One thing I will humbly suggest is once the technique is applied , tori should block with his thumb uke´s wrist in order to block the knife in his hand which could be moved around and damage tori´s fingers
am I the only one laughing because this sounds like an informercial?
@Pragyan there is an Aikido technique against a low stomach stab with a knife (which is not any different from chudan tsuki). The principle of course is to get out of the way whilst grabbing their wrist and perhaps do a kotegaeshi. To do that you have to do a tenkan (a pivotal turning movement) to get out of the way first.
thank u for showing this video and these techniches, it's really helpful for people like me who do not know anything about it. it can help us a lot in case of an attack, it's better to know than not to know, even if we just know the basics of aikido
You can't learn Aikido from a video.
If you already have a decent understanding of Aikido, these videos might help you to improve (by showing you a different aspect of it).
Find a good dojo and take some classes. And, really, go watch classes at several before you make a decision…there are many different styles.
This is Aikikai, which is very similar to the style I started with. I find it a bit rough now, but the mechanics are a little more straightforward and practical.
The technique is gokyo.
The pin is the gokyo pin.
Gokyo literally means "5th technique" (go = 5 or 5th, kyo is technique).
Indeed. These should not be taught by internet alone, a sensei (or at least sempai) should be present for new techniques. My fellow aikidokas and I use these videos as a memory jog or to take to the dojo and ask, "Sensei, I saw this, can we learn it today?" Not as an actual teacher.
Goyko pins hurt really fast. And if someone resists as a 'does it really work,' measure, it's easy to accidentally hurt them. If you don't understand this video well, you don't know how to practice it safely.
LOL, the whole sequence, including the finishing pin is called Gokyu. If you want to be anal retentive about the last part, you can call it gokyo saiwaza.
It is not supposed to "teach" people something new. If you want to learn this stuff without any background, find a physical place, not Youtube.
No maybe he meant by teaching to do it better. Thats what i think.
Please help me whats the Japanese name for the finishing pin?
that is a good point, as long as the student understands it.
i want to ask you something… real knife fights, as i think. wont happen like this… i mean , if i have a knife, i wont attack him in the head like this.. rather i would attack him on his stomach, and will take the knife from low to high to stab him on his stomach…and wont attack him from top to bottom on his head… is there any video on this?? if not, can you please upload one???? i would really appreciate your reply and a video upload on this.. 🙂
btw i am really helpful on your training.
I think my comment was perhaps alittle limited. I entirely agree with you, infact, that tends to be what I do, I watch videos like this then go to my dojo to try them out but thats an enviroment that is safe and controlled, you have a sensei/instructor/sempai/whatever who can correct mistakes and misinterpratations. Just watching a video then trying it out on a friend, or thinking you are Steven Seagal is just folly, thats more what I meant.
I disagree i study all forms of martial arts. I think videos are a great way to supplement and improve ones knowledge of all arts. I agree though one should always practice with a training partner at a gym or dogo. Some material you must feel how the technique works and can not learn simply by watching. I like learning from videos then going to my dojo and experimenting.
you might enjoy the older styles of aikido more (pre WW2) which use randorifree sparring and a broader range of attacks. I know Yoseikan is like that and I hear Yoshinkan and Tomiki is too.
nobody is EVER gonna attack you with a knife like that, its an out dated practice….. a club yes a bottle yes a knife ???? NO! i like the principles of aikido but as a jujitska i find the the methods of attack unrealistic.
I think video should be short sharp simple as it's for a quick demonstration.
If you want to train I don't think just watching the video is enough.
You will need an instructor to guide you through and some movement are quite complex.
Incorrect execution of technique can do more harm than good, both for you and your partner.
Most cases, it wont' even work at all.
Thanks for the interesting and useful video.
To be fair, you should never try to learn any martial art or self defence from videos on the internet, you should go to a dojo or a gym