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David Skaggs wrote:
I just wanted a straight forward answer wihout any philosophy of why or why not.
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I think there is no straight forward answer to your question.
atemi + tai sabaki is the answer I like best.
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My picks would be shomen ate and shiho nage.
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I don't know Shodokan Aikido but does shomen ate work when attacked from behind?
Does Shiho nage work if you don't get an arm?
I experienced that Aikido looks quite different when used in a real self defence situation.
@ Chris Hein:
katate dori and gyakute dori don't describe techniques but are attacks. Can you please esplain me your thoughts?
Carsten