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Stephan Schröder wrote:
People often assume that kihon waza is easier than kinonagare. I think this assumption is incorrect, because you get less to work with when doing kihon (no inital dynamic).
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I don't think kihon can be equated with go no geiko as opposite to ki no nagare.
Kihon waza can be elaborated in all the three basic geiko forms, go no geiko, ju no geiko, and ryu no geiko or ki no nagare
In go no geiko you train structure, positions and angles, this is indeed basic, but there are other things that are basic as well, but not trained in go no geiko.