Alejandro Villanueva (Flintstone)In my (little) free time, I enjoy spending time with my little family, reading all kind of literature and chatting with friends in front of a coffee. Also traveling and knowing other people's cultures is a big interest of mine. After working for five years as a Project/Site Manager in Pulp & Paper companies, and playing with IT for a big while, I'm moving to manage a startup in Gas Technologies... Read More
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O'Sensei once said that a student could learn all the basics of aikido if he practiced just three techniques: tai-no-henko, morotedori-kokyuho, and suwariwaza-kokyuho. Given the seemingly endless number of different waza and their variations, how is it possible to encompass aikido in just these three primary techniques?
Read the complete article at: http://traditional-aikido.com/Technique/three_techniques.htm
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