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11-15-2004, 03:46 PM
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Dojo: Vancouver West Aikikai
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Examples of Henka Waza
I'm compiling a list of different Henka Waza Techniques ( Henka waza being changing from one technique to another )
So far I have:
(based on whatever attack)
Start technique -> Finish technique
Ikkyo -> Shionage
Shionage -> Iriminage
Kotegeishi -> Sanko
Nikkyo -> Kokyu ho
easy on the "ikkyo -> whatever" since most techniques start with ikkyo anyway.
Others?
Thanks!
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11-15-2004, 03:57 PM
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Re: Examples of Henka Waza
Hmm... I'd say that any technique can morph into another technique dependinging on how uke and, of course, nage, is moving and also when the henka happens...
-- Jun
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11-15-2004, 04:27 PM
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Re: Examples of Henka Waza
Jun beat me to it!
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Janet Rosen
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11-15-2004, 05:51 PM
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Dojo: Messores Sensei (Largo, Fl.)
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Re: Examples of Henka Waza
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Jun Akiyama wrote:
Hmm... I'd say that any technique can morph into another technique dependinging on how uke and, of course, nage, is moving and also when the henka happens...Jun
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11-15-2004, 06:40 PM
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Dojo: Aikido of Midland
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Re: Examples of Henka Waza
shihonage to kotegaeshi
sankyo to kokyunage
ikkyo to: irminage, kokyunage, kaitennage, kotegaeshi, etc. etc.
With good basics, you should be able to do henka waza without about any technique into about any technique-you may have to think a little but it can be done.
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11-18-2004, 12:09 PM
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Re: Examples of Henka Waza
One favorite: kotegaeshi > koshinage
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Robert Cronin
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11-18-2004, 12:49 PM
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Dojo: Sukagawa Aikido Club of Montreal
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Re: Examples of Henka Waza
iriminage > sankyo
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11-18-2004, 03:29 PM
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Dojo: Kenshinkai Yoshinkan Aikido
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Re: Examples of Henka Waza
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Sharon Bader wrote:
Henka waza being changing from one technique to another
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Can I correct you? "Henka Waza" actually means "Varitation Technique!"
Anything that is a different way to your Kihon Waza (basic techinique) of executing a technique is Henka Waza, so if you want to learn some Henka Waza go and find different wys of doing the techniques - train with different people and different schools and see how they do it!!!!!!
There are lots of ideas out there and a lot to learn!
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Osu!
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11-18-2004, 03:54 PM
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Re: Examples of Henka Waza
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Si Wilson wrote:
Can I correct you? "Henka Waza" actually means "Varitation Technique!"
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"Henka" for me means "changing from one state to another." In an aikido context, I would personally use it to mean "changing fron one technique to another" which usually (although not always) means not staying within the same technique.
One term I've heard to indicate that a technique is not the basic, "kihonwaza" way of doing that particular technique is "oyo waza" ("applied technique").
-- Jun
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11-18-2004, 04:15 PM
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Dojo: Kenshinkai Yoshinkan Aikido
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Re: Examples of Henka Waza
Hi Jun
I am not going to argue with a Japanese speaker, but "Henka" does mean change or variation, does it not?
I am not saying that changing technique to another is not Henka Waza, but that it is not a definition of "Henka Waza" as far as I have come across. IE: One aspect, not all of it! Henka Waza is a variation from Kihon Waza!
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Osu!
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11-18-2004, 04:18 PM
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Re: Examples of Henka Waza
Hi Si,
You'll find my definition of "henka" in my previous post.
Yes, I would say that "henka waza" is a variation from "kihon waza," but I personally wouldn't use that term to describe non-kihon waza techniques as being such. In other words, when I personally hear that term, the definition of "a technique that is not kihon" doesn't come to my mind...
Hope that helps,
-- Jun
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11-18-2004, 04:56 PM
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Dojo: Kenshinkai Yoshinkan Aikido
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Re: Examples of Henka Waza
Hi Jun
As I say, it is not a limied term - Change Techinque or Variation Technique!!! I like the latter, as it is the definition that I have always known, but I understand the other.
The one thing that I think Aikidoka should always keep in their minds is "Different Strokes!!!!"
:-)
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11-22-2004, 11:12 AM
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Dojo: Vancouver West Aikikai
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Re: Examples of Henka Waza
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Si Wilson wrote:
Can I correct you? "Henka Waza" actually means "Varitation Technique!"
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You would actually be correcting Kawahara Shihan in that case.
The way he explained Henka waza ( at least this year anyway) was that Tori would start one technique get "stuck" this would provide the 'energy' or 'opening' to change into another technique.
Which is really making me think of the Kotegeishi -> Koshinage. Must be the wicked breaking elbow variation.
Or tenkan and move into it like how we whould do a sankyo koshinage. hmmm cool.
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11-22-2004, 01:26 PM
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Dojo: Kenshinkai Yoshinkan Aikido
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Re: Examples of Henka Waza
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Sharon Bader wrote:
You would actually be correcting Kawahara Shihan in that case.
The way he explained Henka waza ( at least this year anyway) was that Tori would start one technique get "stuck" this would provide the 'energy' or 'opening' to change into another technique.
Which is really making me think of the Kotegeishi -> Koshinage. Must be the wicked breaking elbow variation.
Or tenkan and move into it like how we whould do a sankyo koshinage. hmmm cool.
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Changing from one technique to another like you explain is Henka Waza, but Henka Waza is not changing from one technique to another like you explain.
Just as 1 and 2 are numbers, but numbers are not 1 and 2.
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Osu!
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11-22-2004, 02:15 PM
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Re: Examples of Henka Waza
There are some classic examples in one of the later volumes of Morihiro Saito Sensei's original Aikido books if you get hold of them.
Personally I can change any technique into a utter debacle almost seamlessly.
Mark
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