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Aikido is a defensive martial art that uses throws and joint locks. Tomiki Kenji, the founder of Shodokan Aikido, introduced randori, or freestyle format, into Aikido practice. This book sets out to explain the need for and scope of randori in Aikido practice. It explains the historical and philosophical principles behind randori, and the physiological principles of Aikido; ilustrates fundamental training and practice methods; describes the role of kata and randori in Aikido practice; and guides the player through the shodokan system and the grading syllabus. With over 300 illustrations, it is an essential learning aid for all Aikido students.
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Jerry Clements
reviewed Aikido and Randori: Reconciliation of Two Opposing Forces on November 25, 2015
Aikido and Randori
A fairly good introduction to the philosophical and metaphysical underbelly to one of the newer* martial arts systems: Aikido.
As a westerner I advocate suspending judgment while reading it and simply just reading critically.
As a practitioner, or aspiring practitioner youll end the reading of this book with more questions than answers and as such you wont gain a lot.
Overall, this was an interesting book that I advocate for the shelf of anyone interested in the eastern combat systems
*(as in within the last 200 years). This as contrasted to some of the older systems like the animal forms of kung foo, "old style" jiu jitsu ect
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