Ringsend Dojo. 4 March 2026

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Today we resumed our outdoor practice in Ringsend Park before the regular class at Ringsend Dojo.

We covered the following techniques:

🔹 Tsuki no Bu
     • Chikuzuki
     • Kaeshizuki
     • Ushirozuki
     • Tsuki Gedan Gaeshi
     • Tsuki Jodan Gaeshi

🔹 Menuchi no Bu
     • Shomen Uchikomi
     • Renzoku Uchikomi
     • Menuchi Gedan Gaeshi
     • Menuchi Ushirozuki
     • Gyaku Yokomen Ushirozuki

🔹 Kumijo Ichi
     • Movement 1 
     • Movement 1-2
     • Movement 1-3
     • Movement 1-4

At the main class at Ringsend and Irishtown Community Centre, we continued studying techniques against Ryotedori attack:

🔹 Tai no Henko
🔹 Tai no Henko Ki no nagare
🔹 Morotedori Kokyuho
🔹 Ryotedori Yonkyo
🔹 Ryotedori Koshinage (hips under from Yonkyo grab)
🔹 Ryotedori Koshinage (hips under from side grab)
🔹 Ryotedori Kokyunage (from Yonkyo)
🔹 Ryotedori Kokyunage (zigzag)
🔹 Ryotedori Tenchinage Jutai
🔹 Zagi Kokyuho Tanren






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