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Kogi Judo Ryu KWANSETSU WAZA Ashi Dori Garami Hiza Hishigi Rio Ashi Hishigi BO JUTSU Sasoi Katsu So Katsu KUATSU Eri Katsu Kogan Katsu Naname Ate Tsuki Age Ushiro Sumi Tsuki Yoko Ate Shimo Tsuki Tsukkake KOBUSHI ATE Kami Ate Ushiro Tsuki Yoko Uchi Ushiro Uchi Uchi Oroshi TEGATANE ATE Kiri Oroshi Naname Uchi UDE ATE HIJI ATE Ushiro Ate Tsuki Daoshi ITTO SHODEN MUTO RYU YUBISAKI ATE TENSHIN SHINYO RYU Tesshu Yamaoka ( 19°s) ATEMI WAZA Ryogan Tsuki Iso Mataemon (1789-1862) HIZA GASHIRA ATE Mae Ate JIKISHIN KAGE RYU JIKISHIN KAGE RYU Yamada Heizaemon (1578) sous Sakabira Kenkichi Naname Geri Taka Geri ASHI ATE SEKITO ATE DAITO RYU OSHIKIUCHI RYU AIKI JUTSU Mae Geri Sokaku Takeda (1858-1953) Saigo Tanomo Chikamasa (1829-1905) Saigo Shiro (1866-1922) OSHIKIUCHI RYU OSHIKIUCHI RYU KAKATO ATE Ushiro Geri Minamoto Yoshimitsu (13°s) sous Saigo Tanomo Chikawaza Yoko Geri NAKANISHI HA ITTO RYU Nakanashi Chuta (18°s) GO NO SEN NO KATA ONO HA ITTO RYU Ono Tadaaki NAGE NO KATA ITTO RYU EDO YAGYU SHINKAGE RYU RANDORI NO KATA URA NO KATA Itto Itisai Kagehisa (17°s) Yagyu Munenori (1571-1646) KATAME NO KATA Terada Kanemon KUKISHINDEN RYU CHUJO RYU YAGYU RYU Fondateur du Jikishin Ryu Shinden Nakatomi (14° s) SHINKEN SHOBU NO KATA KIME NO KATA GOSHIN JITSU NO KATA sous Kanemahi Jisai Yagyu Munenori (1603) 5ème grand maître du Kito Ryu JOSHI JUDO GOSHINHO CHUJO RYU TODA RYU OWARI YAGYU SHINKAGE RYU KATA JU NO KATA Chujo Nagahide (14°s) Toda Seigen (vers 1650) Yagyu Toshiyoshi Terada Heizaemon KUKISHINDEN RYU Fondateur du Tenshin Ryu sous Takamatsu Toshitsugu (1889-1972) Apprentissage du Bo Jutsu YAGYU SHINKAGE RYU KOSHIKI NO KATA Yagyu Muneyoshi (1527-1606) KAGE RYU Aizu Iko (1452-1538) Fukuno Masakatsu Fondateur du Fukuno Ryu au 17°s SHINKAGE RYU KITO RYU AIKIDO ITSUTSU NO KATA Nibutsuna Hidetsuna (1508-1578) sous Tozawa Tokusaburo Morihei Ueshiba (1883-1969) TENSHIN SHODEN KATORI SHINTO RYU HONTAI KITO RYU Iizasa Choisai Ienao (1387-1488) Texte transmis par le moine Zen Takuan Ibaragi Sensai (16°s) SEIRYOKU ZENYO KOKUMIN TAIIKU NO KATA KITO RYU sous Ikubo Tsunetoshi HIKIDA KAGE RYU SEIKO Hikida Bungoro Texte transmis par le moine Zen Takuan Eri Seoi Nage Ko Uchi Gaeshi Morote Seoi Nage Tai Otoshi Hikoki Nage Ganseki Otoshi Kubi Nage Obi Seoi Otoshi Te Guruma Soto Morote FUKUNO RYU Fukuno Masakatsu Shichiroemon (17°s) Hidari Kata Seoi Kuchiki Daoshi Obi Otoshi Uchi Mata TE WAZA Higi Otoshi Kuki Nage Seoi Age Uki Otoshi SHINKAGE JIBENTO RYU QIN NA Ippon Seoi Nage Mochiage Otoshi Seoi Otoshi Soto Muso Jingo Muneharu Chine (clés et saisie) Kata Guruma Morote Gari Sukui Nage Suwari Seoi Nage QUAN FA ISOGAI RYU Chin Genpin Kibisu Gaeshi Morote Otoshi Sumi Otoshi Tamara Guruma Isogai Jirozaemon (17°s) Chen Yuan Ping (1587-1671) GOTI Chine (coup frappé) Daki Age O Tsuri Goshi Yama Arashi TENSHIN SHINYO RYU TENSHIN SHINYO RYU JUDO KODOKAN (1882) Hane Goshi Obi Goshi Tobi Goshi MIURA RYU Iso Mataemon (1789-1862) sous Fukuda Hachinosoke Jigoro Kano (1860-1938) Harai Goshi Sode Tsuri Komi Goshi Miura Yoshitatsu (17°s) puis sous Iso Masamoto KOSHI WAZA 124 techniques, spécialisé en Ate Wa- Ko Tsuri Goshi Tsuri Komi Goshi za, en Shime Waza et en Osae Waza. Koshi Guruma Uki Goshi Miyamoto Hanzo O Goshi Ushiro Goshi Aimiya Maître SHIN NO SHINDO RYU SHIN NO SHINDO RYU O Guruma Utsuri Goshi Oe Senbei Yamamoto Tamizaemon (16°s) sous Joemon Homma Shibada 63 techniques de combat rapproché. Ashi Guruma Ko Soto Gari O Uchi Gari Obi Tori Gaeshi De Ashi Barai Ko Uchi Gari Okuri Ashi Barai Hane Goshi Gaeshi O Soto Gaeshi Sasae Tsuri Komi Ashi YOSHU KEN YOSHIN RYU YOSHIN RYU NAGE WAZA ASHI WAZA moine chinois Lianzhen (Ganshin en japonais) Akiyama Shirobei (1733) Sous Oride Hitotsuya Nagi Harai Goshi Gaeshi O Soto Gari Soto Gake Harai Tsuri Komi Ashi O Soto Guruma Tsubame Gaeshi Hiza Guruma O Soto Otoshi Uchi Mata Ko Soto Gake O Uchi Gaeshi Uchi Mata Gaeshi SEIGO RYU Moine Seigo Mizuhaya Chozaemon Nobunasa Daki Wakare Yoko Gake Yoko Hikikomi Gaeshi Kani Basami Yoko Guruma Kini Katsugi Kawazu Gake Yoko Otoshi Idaki Sutemi KUMI UCHI SEKIGUCHI RYU YOKO SUTEMI WAZA Sous Miura Yojuiemon Sekiguchi Jushin (1598-1670) Tama Guruma Yoko Tomoe Nage Tani Otoshi Yoko Wakare Ude Gaeshi Waki Otoshi SHIN MUSO HAYASHIZAKI RYU Uki Waza Yoko Sumi Gaeshi Hayashizaki Shigenobu (1549-1622) TAMIYA RYU Hikikomi Gaeshi Tamiya Heibei Nagakatsu Sumi Gaeshi MUSO JIKIDEN RYU SUTEMI WAZA MAE SUTEMI WAZA Tawara Gaeshi Hayashizaki Shigenobu (1549-1622) Tomoe Nage MURAKA RYU Ura Nage Nagano Muraka Kinrosai Hane Makikomi Hiza Guruma Makikomi EISHIN RYU OMORI RYU Harai Makikomi Kata Makikomi Hasegawa Chikaranosuke Omori Rokurozaemon Masamitsu Ko Uchi Makikomi Ko Soto Gari Makikomi MAKIKOMI WAZA O Soto Makikomi Seoi Makikomi Soto Makikomi SHIMOMURA-HA TANIMURA-HA Uchi Makikomi Matsuyoshi Teisuke Hisanari Hayashi Masu no Jo Masanari Uchi Mata Makikomi Mifune Kyuzo (1883-1965) MUSO JIKIDEN EISHIN RYU Hon Gesa Gatame Kuzure Kami Shiho Gatame Tate Sankaku Gatame Oe Masamichi Kami Sankaku Gatame Kuzure Makura Gesa Gatame Tate Shiho Gatame Kami Shiho Gatame Kuzure Tate Shiho Gatame Uki Gatame OSAE WAZA Kata Gatame Kuzure Yoko Shiho Gatame Ura Gatame MUSO SHINDEN RYU Nakayama Hakudo Kata Osae Gatame Makura Gesa Gatame Ushiro Gesa Gatame Kuzure Gesa Gatame Mune Gatame Yoko Shiho Gatame GIKAN RYU NIN JUTSU Sous Akimoto Fumio Ashi Gatame Jime Hasami Jime Kami Shiho Jime Okuri Eri Jime Do Jime Hidari Ashi Jime Kata Ha Jime Sankaku Jime Ebi Garami Hiza Jime Kata Juji Jime Sode Guruma Jime SHIME WAZA Ebi Jime Kaeshi Jime Katate Jime Tomoe Jime Gyaku Gaeshi Jime Kakato Jime Kensui Jime Tsukomi Jime Gyaku Okuri Eri Kakae Jime Morote Jime Ushiro Jime Gyaku Juji Jime Kami Shiho Ashi Jime Nami Juji Jime Yoko Juji Jime Hadaka Jime Kami Shiho Basami Ohten Jime KATAME WAZA Ashi Gatame Kami Hiza Gatame Te Gatame Gesa Garami Kannuki Gatame Ude Garami Henkawaza Gyaku Gesa Garami Kuzure Hiji Makikomi Ude Garami Gyaku Juji Kuzure Kami Shiho Garami Ude Gatame UDE KWANSETSU WAZA Gyaku Tekubi Mune Garami Ude Hishigi Henkawaza Hara Gatame Mune Gyaku Ude Hishigi Hiji Makikomi Ohten Gatame Waki Gatame Hiza Gatame Sankaku Gatame Yoko Hiza Gatame Juji Gatame Shime Garami Yoko Ude Hishigi Kogi Judo Ryu KWANSETSU WAZA Ashi Dori Garami Hiza Hishigi Rio Ashi Hishigi ASHI KWANSETSU WAZA Ashi Garami Hiza Tori Garami Tate Shiho Hiza Hishigi Ashi Kannuki Kani Garami Ashi Makikomi Kata Ashi Hishigi Gesa Gatame Kubi Hishigi Osae Hishigi KUBI KWANSETSU WAZA Gyaku Hishigi Tate Hishigi Kubi Hishigi Tomoe Hishigi .
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