This is a really good demo of Tomiki aikido. Of course, not everything is exactly how I'd do it (but that's how art works) and not everything he does is perfect (but that suggests reality instead of weakness). Overall, I very much enjoyed his demonstration of technique, and especially his demonstration of knife techniques at the end.
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Tomiki aiki demo
2008-10-31T11:54:00-05:00
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