Omote Gyaku Variations The Dojo - Ninjutsu Martial Arts

Please train slowly for safety and muscle memory.

We visit a classical "wrist breaking takedown" from several school
of Japanese Budo that we teach in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Please seek out a school in your area.

Tori: Todd Ryotoshi Norcross

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[Huzai]

Thank you for posting! Im grateful for the explanation

[MrZillas]

You close the gap with the theoretical stuff very nice. That's something many do not do. Showing the breaking and telling about bar fights and "real" situations. Very nice!

[Hanshi]

Techniques aside Sir your teaching abiility and way in which you interact and convey the budo knowledge to your students is absolutely fantastic. Very well done Sir, it is clear you have spent many years in your craft.

[mrnomad]

Sensei. You are a good teacher. I am learning from Gumbikan Sylabus but you seem to traslate the technique into more practical way.

[davidhumphrey]

Thanks again for your time and knowledge as well as your common sense approach to self defense.

[gabrielalicea]

You’re a great teacher. The way you driver content is quite amazing. Super digestible. I love classical systems like this. If I lived near you I’d be front and center for class every night.

[ericreeves]

If your ever in San Diego California you should come train with us.

[toddburnett]

very nice brake down of the techniques shown.

[charlessmith]

Can a "ude gatame" be used for an omote gyaku? It is a type of hooking lock on the arm before you do that takedown.

[weach]

really impressive... it looks quite similar to shin do... i see a lot of mecanics and principles that you can also find in toshindo..

[bundyprez]

Excellent!
I always learn new things from this channel that I never took into consideration.

[Hactu]

What happens if you can't catch the arm? I mean some ppl can drop like 5 or more punches very fast.

[snatcherzeroone]

why dont you have any subscribers? One of the better instructors ive seen, besides Kacem Zoughari. And a few others.

[BarakMilner]

is the same like kotegaeshi in Aikido?

[BarakMilner]

what's the difference between this and kotegaeshi?

[MrBlue-kmqv]

the nice thing about omote gyaku is that it's mildly uncomfortable for the opponent and doesn't bruise or harm the opponent / aggressor. Peace. from Genbukan i was raised for 7 years on these techniques.

[yamabushiwarrior]

I have to ask. Is you lineage from Hatsumi sensei? Honestly, everything you are doing, the movements to the names are all exactly like what he use to teach. This is definitely Sui No Kata.

[Shugenjya]

Is this Bujinkan or To Shin Do? Because it looks better than the normal BJK BS!