Transitions: Powerful Ways to Control Attackers
Hakko Denshin Ryu transitions are when you move from one principle to another, moving an attacker where you want them, typically in a strong control position.
Hakko Denshin Ryu transitions are when you move from one principle to another, moving an attacker where you want them, typically in a strong control position.
Last Saturday’s class focused on advanced applications of the Yondan (4nd Dan) principle Shibori. Shibori is the only principle behind the devastating 16 waza taught in Hakko Denshin Ryu.
Last Saturday’s class focused on advanced applications of Nidan (2nd Dan) principles. Some of our student favorites were Konoha Gaeshi, Aya Dori, and Maki Komi. Learning the relationships between principles and how to transition between them is essential to controlling attackers.
We’ve been teasing our students for months & waiting patiently for a very special shipment from Japan. We’re excited to display our new Shinden for the dojo!
In observance of Labor Day, Koyama Dojo will be closed on Monday, September 6, 2021. Enjoy your holiday weekend!
Congratulations to Ben Bachelor and Jim Shepich on their recent promotion to Nidan (2nd Black). Ben and Jim will now begin their journey to learn the special Sandan technique called “Gakun”! Please congratulate them the next time you see them in class!
Students, In observance of July 4th Holiday, class will be cancelled on Saturday, July 3rd. Class will resume normal schedule on Monday, July 5th. Enjoy the holiday weekend! ~ Koyama Dojo
As a result of Governor Whitmer’s “Stay At Home” Executive Order extension due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19), class will continued to be cancelled thru 4/30, at which time we’ll reassess the situation and make a decision that will be in the best interest and health of all members. In the meantime, please ensure that you […]
As a result of Governor Whitmer’s “Stay At Home” Executive Order due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19), class will continued to be cancelled thru 4/13, at which time we’ll reassess the situation and make a decision that will be in the best interest and health of all members. In the meantime, please ensure that you are […]
Due to Coronavirus (COVID-19), we feel it is prudent for the safety of all dojo members to cancel class for the next two weeks until 3/27.