
Ambiguous approach !
To Evariste Galois, for his mathematical intuition of the symmetry of an ambiguous world.
Philippe Voarino studied at the dojo of the Founder of Aikido, in Iwama. Master Saito passed on his method to him, encouraging him to discover, beyond this teaching tool, the true art of O Sensei.
To Evariste Galois, for his mathematical intuition of the symmetry of an ambiguous world.
"Tai no tenkan" is the contraction of two expressions: tai no henka on the one hand and irimi-tenkan on the other (tai no henka + irimi tenkan = tai no tenkan).
When he was teaching tai no henka, Morihiro Saito would use a little pedagogical trick to show that the movement had to be done without the slightest force.
It is essential to distinguish between what, in Aikido, comes under the heading of the learning method, which only works with a single opponent, and what comes under the heading of the reality of martial movement, which allows you to manage the four directions.
I'd rather see O Sensei's picture thrown into the fire, if only in return we'd listen to and apply his instructions.
The bonds that were forged just once are not undone by time, because energy weaves, never breaks.