Choku tsuki - Direct thrust, Jo Suburi, Aikido

Aikido weapon techniques

Jo Suburi techniques

Choku tsuki

Kaeshi tsuki

Ushiro tsuki

Tsuki gedan gaeshi

Tsuki jodan gaeshi

Shomen uchi komi

Renzoku uchi komi

Menuchi gedan gaeshi

Menuchi ushiro tsuki

Gyaku yokomen ushiro tsuki

Katate gedan gaeshi

Katate toma uchi

Katate hachi no ji gaeshi

Hasso gaeshi uchi

Hasso gaeshi tsuki

Hasso gaeshi ushiro tsuki

Hasso gaeshi ushiro uchi

Hasso gaeshi ushiro barai

Hidari nagare gaeshi uchi

Hidari nagare gaeshi tsuki

Jo Kata

Ichi no kumi jo

Ni no kumi jo

San no kumi jo

Yon no kumi jo

Go no kumi jo

Roku no kumi jo

Shichi no kumi jo

Hachi no kumi jo

Ku no kumi jo

Ju no kumi jo

Jusan single person kata

Sanjuichi single person kata

Sanjuichi no kumijo

Ken suburi sword techniques

Ichi no suburi

Ni no suburi

San no suburi

Yon no suburi

Go no suburi

Roku no suburi

Ichi no tachi

Ni no tachi

San no tachi

Yon no tachi

Go no tachi

Migi no awase

Shichi no awase

Go no awase

Ki musubi no tachi

Background of Choku tsuki

This Kata is a weapon kata, part of Iwama Aikikai Aikido as thought by Hitohiro Saito.

Video of Choku tsuki

The knowledge and expertise of the article and the media content in it are the courtesy of Sensei Miles Kessler (Hebrew biography), one of the first AKBAN-wiki contributors

Sensei Kessler (Hebrew biography) is a proficient Vipassana instructor and a 5th Dan Aikido Aikikai teacher who volunteered his skills for this martial arts wiki.