Musha Dori 武者捕, Koto Ryu Koppojutsu Torite Kihon
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
- Recorded at the 2023, Koto Ryu Koppojutsu Seminar, in Morelia, Mexico, this is one of the basic exercises to train catching the arm and leveraging the elbow inward, on the same plane as the spine, thus locking the entire body. This basic taijutsu exercise is from the torite kihon, a series of five primary movement to develop foundational mechanics in the body and thus technique.
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Probably a beginner observation but I was struck by how similar this is to Muso Dori from the Kihon Happo but with the added shuto strike. Thank you so much for posting Sensei and I'm really looking forward to practicing this and feeling the difference that it has with Muso Dori.
You'll be even more confused when you learn that some schools call this technique Gosha Dori. lol
Leon, so true. It can certainly get confusing. However there are differences as Goja Dori is from the Kukishin Ryu Te Waza, as it was taught to me.
Tim, so this is not part of the Kihon Happo, as I have learned and trained for years. Not to assume anyone who does train it is wrong, just not how I learned it. So, this topic comes up every time I teach it, and it comes down to an error made many years ago and I'll leave it at that. Muso Dori is condensing and dropping back, Musha Dori is extending and dropping forward. It should also be pointed out that this is specific to the Koppojutsu basics as Manaka Sensei teaches, and the torite kihon of Gyokko Ryu is quite different.
@@YasuragiDojo Thanks hugely for explaining the differences in the two Sensei, much appreciated as always!
@@YasuragiDojo ahh, i commented in the muso dori video but I think get your stance with the last sentence.
names are wrongs. That is Muso Dori.
Name isn't wrong, it's musha dori. This is an old debate, one I've written about and responded to many times. But thank you for your comment.