Shiho nage, irimi nage... ?

[dobberdoss]

Won't work. The reality is the attacker will let go of their grip a great deal earlier and they will rebalance themselves via their OWN footwork earlier also and then strike again EVEN if they were likely (which they are not) to grab you like this

[eugenesuke]

that's iriminage

[harveyhltn999]

cool takedown

[Flogenesisofageek]

iriminage of course :D

nice to practice it

[stevetuson]

what does it have to do with yokomen-uchi when it is clearly ryo-kate-dori irimi-nage as pointed out below. Hamni is important and irrelevant at the same time. If I am in natural stance one half step forward or backwards I am in hamni. Hamni and hito-imi are essential for opening the hips in strong ko-tai form.

[thebridecorpse]

Of course his hanmi is here!

But maybe you dont know what ito e mi is?

Philippe voarino were uchi deshi of Saito sensei and is 6th dan of iwama aikido. this technique is an irimi nage variation in kotai form

[genkitengu]

Garbage. Probably the worst excuse for a yokomen strike I've ever seen.

[SenseiStrange]

In Tomkiki Ryu it looks closest to Aiki Nage. Aiki nage is a terrible name, but in this case it fits pretty good.

[xzeroxz]

ryokata dori irimi nage, basic form. Don't really understand the discussion, it's a basic Iwama ryu technique.

[kinokid]

nice, if your fast and coordinated(or the opponent's dis coordinated) it has some real street applications.

[wawisan]

kokyunage.

[blauviking]

I was tempted to say kokyunage, as well.

But nevertheless, I would agree its more an irimi nage form.

[libria]

It's a forbiden technique you see in O Sensei Budo. Not irimi nage not Shiho nage. It's demonstrate the principles of Aikido not a strict form.

[svp07]

Ryo kata dori iriminage. Although executed very badly; without hanmi (at the end) and without steping through when executing the nage.

[SenseiStrange]

Hanmi is not important. Most higher level Aikidaka that I like use shizen hontai - a natural body posture.

[genkitengu]

...I'm not sure what gave you that impression. Hanmi is not negated through experience but improved upon. Aikido is nothing without hanmi. Without hanmi you cannot use your hips to execute powerful nage for example. The Founder constantly stressed the importance of basic form. Aikido without hanmi is like aikido without kiai or kokkyu: Not Aikido.

[eugenesuke]

he doesn't cross uke's center point when he turns around ,and shi ho nage is originally meant that you face every direction(west,east,south,nort­h) and even though it is not clear in the modern version you can often see traces of distinct facing towards directions when turning,this is a kind of iriminage.

[silvio32]

irimi nage because uke's arms are both on the same side

[Nomad101]

right, difficult to say what technique it is, attack is ryote kata dori? Defense is combination of intention for shiho nage but finishes as tenchi-irimi nage.