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    The document lists the 36 basic techniques of the Birankai Aikido system organized by attacking method - Kesa (wrists), Tsuki (strikes), and Shomenuchi (overhead strikes). Each section lists 12 techniques with the attacking and receiving positions indicated. Principles of execution, extension, focus, distance, and initial hand positions are also defined.

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    The document lists the 36 basic techniques of the Birankai Aikido system organized by attacking method - Kesa (wrists), Tsuki (strikes), and Shomenuchi (overhead strikes). Each section lists 12 techniques with the attacking and receiving positions indicated. Principles of execution, extension, focus, distance, and initial hand positions are also defined.

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    The document lists the 36 basic techniques of the Birankai Aikido system organized by attacking method - Kesa (wrists), Tsuki (strikes), and Shomenuchi (overhead strikes). Each section lists 12 techniques with the attacking and receiving positions indicated. Principles of execution, extension, focus, distance, and initial hand positions are also defined.

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    Birankai 36 Jyo Basics

    Kesa Tsuki Shomenuchi

    1. Kesa #1 (J) 1. Choku tsuki (J) 1. Nagashi uchi (G)


    2. Kesa #2 (J) 2. Kaeshi tsuki (G) 2. Harai uchiotoshi (G)
    3. Maki otoshi #1, #2 (J) 3. Harai tsuki (J) 3. Kaeshi tsuki (G)
    4. Kaete uchiotoshi (J) 4. Maki otoshi #1, #2 (J) 4. Maki otoshi #1 (J)
    5. Junte uchiotoshi (J) 5. Kaeshi uchiotoshi #1 (G) 5. Maki otoshi #2 (J)
    6. Kaeshi uchiotoshi #1, #2 (G) 6. Kaeshi uchiotoshi #2 (G) 6. Jumonji suriotoshi #1 (G)
    7. Kaiten uchiotoshi #1 (G) 7. Maki uchiotoshi #1, #2 (J) 7. Jumonji suriotoshi #2 (G)
    8. Kaiten uchiotoshi #2 (G) 8. Kesa uchi #1, #2, #3 (J) 8. Otoshi tsuki #1 (J)
    9. Otoshi tsuki #1 (J) 9. Otoshi tsuki #1 (J) 9. Otoshi tsuki #2 (J)
    10. Otoshi tsuki #2 (G) 10. Otoshi tsuki #2 (J) 10. Otoshi tsuki #3 (G)
    11. Otoshi tsuki #3 (G) 11. Kaiten uchiotoshi #1, #2 (G) 11. Kaiten uchiotoshi #1, #2 (G)
    12. Otoshi tsuki #4 (J) 12. Katate uchi (J) 12. Kesa uchi (J)

    Principles
    1. Execution
    2. Extension Initial Hand Position
    3. Focus Junte (J): Palm upward
    4. Distance Gyakute (G): Palm downward

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