Gyaku Hanmi Katatetori Ago Ate
Ago-Ate is a simple technique, but difficult to execute. Widely seen in Sumo, but with another Aikido intent, it is also found in Rugby, as Stiff-arm fend or fend off. Many groups do not consider it a technique in itself, but a variation, whether of Tenchi Nage, Irimi Nage, or even Sumi Otoshi and Kokyu Nage. In the video, I explore what in my view is the simplest way to apply this technique, as well as some possible variations that I use in my practice. Filmed at Seimeikan Dojo, Rua Vergueiro, 7428, Ipiranga, São Paulo/ SP, Brazil. Filming and editing: Stefano Fernandes (808 films) Uke: Diego Javier (1st dan) Hakama: @tamashiikokoro5126 www.aikidoleonardosodre.com.br

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