Back

Shuchu Ryoku

This one-page article (see images) introduces the idea of cumulative power in Aikido

Cumulative power is generated when all the parts of the body work in concert to focus along the body’s axis, the force from the ground, to a single focused point on the body.
Posture, kamae, balance, and focus are factors to keep in mind when generating Shuchu Ryoku.

Help support the creation of future Aikido-related work by buying this article for only $(US)5.00. You will receive a *.PDF and *.EPUB.
Buy now $5

Related Projects

  • Attacker Intention

    Attacker Intention

    Attacker Intention Katate Dori Kokyu Ho: Nage’s body initially moves in line with Uke’s attacking intention, then turning Uke’s attack effortlessly around and back without excessive force or pulling. Through dynamic extension and leverage, Nage guides and throws Uke.Uke’s center …

    View More
  • Kokyu Ho Project

    Kokyu Ho Project

    Kokyu Ho One-page article:Throwing Uke using breath power, Kokyu-Ryoku, which is in sharp contrast to the so-called muscular power, is based on the swinging movements, up down and around, of the boken and jo. Help support the creation of future …

    View More
  • Shiho Nage

    Shiho Nage

    Shiho Nage Ken Jutsu: Shinogi Awase (to the side) then move into nukidomn sabakiShiho Nage is performed with a single smooth unified spiraling motionaround Nage’s Center (hara) leadng Uke in the direction of the throw. Shiho Nage contains all the characteristic of an Aikido throw. The …

    View More