John Cornish,
7th Dan Judo, 8th Dan Aikido, (Red and white belt)
He is joined by Spencer Hannan, Eva Minarikova, Adrian Tyndale and
Jonathan Norbury
The Judo Go-Shin-Jutsu Kata course successfully
ran on Sunday 16th October, 2005. It was well attended by
martial artists from various disciplines. The
Go-Shin-Jutsu has been described as a self-defence kata which
among other applications, was also used to train Tokyo police.
The Kata was developed by Professor Tomiki and is the Judo
equivalent of Aikido's Go-Shin-no-Kata (Dai San). The course
instructor John Cornish, was a Judo Kodokan Kenshusei he also
trained in Aikido under Ueshiba and studied the Go-Shin-Jutsu
directly under Tomiki himself.
JUDO GO-SHIN-JUTSU
Unarmed Close-in Attacks by Holding
1 RYO-TE-DORI (Both hands hold - left posture)
2 HIDARI-ERI-DORI (Left lapel hold - right posture)
3 MIGI-ERI-DORI (Right lapel hold - right posture)
4 KATA-UDE-DORI (One arm hold - left posture)
5 USHIRO-ERI-DORI (Back of collar hold - right posture)
6 USHIRO-JIME (Strangle from behind - right posture)
7 KAKAE-DORI (Seizure from behind - right posture)
Unarmed Attacks at a Distance
8 NANAME-UCHI (Oblique blow - right posture)
9 AGO-TSUKI (Upper-cut - right posture)
10 GAN-MEN-TSUKI (Straight punch to the face - left posture)
11 MAE-GERI (Front kick - right posture)
12 YOKO-GERI (Side kick - right posture)
Armed Attacks - Knife
13 TSUKKAKE (Attempted stab - left posture)
14 CHOKU-ZUKI (Straight thrust - right posture)
15 NANAME-ZUKI (Oblique slash - right posture)
Armed Attacks - Stick
16 FURI-AGE (Raised stick - left posture)
17 FURI-OROSHI (Oblique swing - right posture both hands)
18 MOROTE-ZUKI (Two-handed-stab - left posture)
Armed Attacks - Gun
19 SHO-MEN-ZUKE (Pistol held in front - right posture)
20 KOSHI-GAMAE (Pistol held on the hip - left posture)
21 HAI-MEN-ZUKE (Pistol from behind - right posture)
