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Hey, this next technique is called Koshinage. Koshi, part of the technique, literally refers to the lower back portion. Nage is throw. So, I’m throwing my partner over my hips or my lower back.
A good way to start this out, again, with Gyako-Hanmi Katate Dori, wrist grab. I want to open up the space. Move my feet directly in front of my partner. And I want to try and keep a fairly thin stance. Try not going to get too wide for this. Lift and extend the hand that he’s grabbing in the direction I want my partner to go. If I want him to go over my hips the hand should be extended over the hips, not over the shoulder. I don’t want to pull him over my back.
Open up the space. Move right in front of my partner. Extend the arm and look where I want my partner to go. And all the way over.
Again, I don’t want to feel like I’m having to get in here and lift my partner up. I’m simply giving my partner a pivot point for his hips to roll over. I shouldn’t feel like I’m doing too much lifting. Up, extend, and over.
So, Koshinage can happen as I extend the hand across my back. It can also happen as I push my partner’s hand in front of their body, and I’ll insert my hips here. In front, and also move. And then from various other attacks, Shomenuchi. Alright.
That’s Koshinage, hip throw.
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Why ukemi still keep his hand closd
I practiced Aikido for 7 years and was traumatised with Koshi nage. My partner was a girl with black belt, older and heavier than me. She landed me over her shoulder and I couldn't breathe for 1 minute. I stopped doing Aikido but it's really nice that there's someone who does this correctly.
Uke's rolls were phenomenal. Very smooth and fluid.
Judo
This would never work in a real spar or fight.
RIP to those who still believe trashkido works
Very cool technique to watch but has almost no practical application
Teacher Its double grabing And your control of wrist And his yours double hand rotation
Yeah cause I’m totally gonna hang on
1:30 how to ?
What an excellent uke you have there. Clean technique with a partner who really knows how to take ukemi. Well done!!!
I train at BJJ and aikido, and this morning we were practicing koshi nage. I noticed that it feels and looks a lot like ippon seoinage (hip throw), my teacher told me that the principal difference is that in koshi youre sending them far away and with ipon youre not leaving to much space for you to just having close to you and subtmit
I think is awesome how BJJ toom this from Judo and Judo took it from the old traditional styles to adapt it more to sport
This is dance moves not martial arts
Now I can do Koshi Nage. Thanks you.😍
came here from mexican martial arts
Who grabs someone by the wrist when fighting
very clean technique
As an instructor who has had years of experience, I love this explanation! This is the best!
What if someone offer shake hand but at the same time he press hard and can’t let go my hand. My question is how to set free from it while hand shaking in motion?
Yeah I was just thinking what happens if they let go?
Uke bravo
instructions not clear…..
(backbone cracks)
Excellent uke !
I must tell you Jacob, I too am a second dan, and Aikido is the MOST EFFECTIVE self defense art in the world! It is not supposed to be an offensive art but I tell you what, I am 155lbs and I could take ANY 200lb MMA/BJJ out ANY TIME
Ya same
How do you do it so smoothly? I can never do this technique because my partner usually falls off of my hip, if I get to low I can't lift because of the weight.
Basically a variation of sode tsuri komi goshi
What would you use if someone grabbed both of your hands?
Very graceful move.
My fav tech
beutiful art but by no means useful for selfdefense, all he had to do was let go
Some similarities to Judo = ) … But great videos, excellent to watch before tests.
and what if i stop grappling the other one? how is he goign to do the technique? this is way too fantacious, in judo we do this by grappling the other one, not waiting him to grap us
koshinage is judo not aikido
excellent demostration… thank you from Córdoba, Argentina…
beautiful clean koshinage- ukemi also excelent- thanks
let him try stopping a straight jab cross combo with his mumbo jumbo aikido
Good
Very good explanation again. @ BoonDock Saint the application of the throw is based upon the threat/attack. He actually showed a variation of it later on – which looks like a full hip (0-goshi) throw from jiujitsu.
Just wanted to add that Atemi can be an actual attack. It depends on what sort of Aikido you train (and more often, just what dojo you train at). Atemi is simply kicks and punches (or elbows, or whatever). Your standard run of the mill attacks.
Some schools use this as a distraction, some don't use them at all, and others use them as actual attacks.
Hey guys how is the music called?
Guys the music? 🙂
Ok, got it. It's a "pump fake" sort of. Thanks.
I don't know Judo terms.
But considering that a lot of Aikido was derived from Ju Jutsu (as was Judo), I suspect they are similar.
Koshi Nage, done correctly, is less of a leverage throw, and more about taking someone's balance (by moving the hips through uke's center). I'm not sure if that makes sense if you haven't experienced it, but there should be very little muscle involved in an Aikido Koshi Nage.
Very nicely demonstrated. And the ukemi was excellent 🙂
Neither 🙂
It's an atemi (translation is usually "fake strike", but that's a bit misleading).
Basically, he's getting him to focus on the "attack", which splits his focus, or distracts him.
It can be helpful, particularly when you're uke (attacker) isn't of the cooperative variety.
I was just wondering how this throw differs from a standard hip throw (O goshi)
"Dento" means traditional. I am referring to the conflict between sports judo and traditional judo.