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Created page with "Tenchi-nage, the [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0W1lb9hj8ps Heaven-and-Earth] throw is an aikidō move, which is primarily used as a defense against wrist grabs. The Heaven-..."

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Tenchi-nage, the [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0W1lb9hj8ps Heaven-and-Earth] throw is an aikidō move, which is primarily used as a defense against wrist grabs. The Heaven-and-Earth is one of the [[Manipulations_and_Takedowns#The_Principle_of_J.C5.AB|softer]] throws -- in both senses of the term. The landing is far less brutal than most [[Hip throw|hip throws]] and [[Harai-goshi|their derivatives]], and it requires a greater deal of subtle manipulation to properly execute than other throws do. As always, you must make a point to do everything by the numbers:

#''Kuzushi (Destroying balance)'': 7-3 outside, to whatever direction your opponent is grabbing from, entering a [[Front stance|front stance]]. (If they have you in a double wrist grab, you can step to either side.) Rotate your arm from the shoulder down in an inside-to-outside circle, tracing part of a cone in the air. Try to touch your with knee. This will pull the opponent back and to the side, compromising their balance. This is the "Earth" part of the throw. 
#''Tsukuri (Positioning)'': While performing the “Earth” portion, simultaneously rotate your arm from the shoulder up in an inside-to-outside circle, tracing part of a cone in the air. Extend your opposite-side hand, palm-up towards into the opponent’s face, pushing them back, and [[Splitting_energy|spitting their energy]]. This is the "Heaven" part of the throw. 
#''Nage (Throw)'': Step your rear leg forward, entering into the other front stance. This will occupy the opponent’s space, pushing them back. The opponent must [[Rear_breakfall|rear breakfall]] to prevent potential injury. Please not that ''stepping in to body-check the opponent is the actual throwing technique''; the hands just off-balance the opponent to enhance the move. For best results, reach around the opponent’s back, and try to make your fingertips touch; this off-balances the opponent further, and more importantly, it prevents them from regaining their balance.

Remember to ''concentrate on the Earth; it is more important than Heaven.'' Don’t get lost in flighty, spiritual matters or with ponderous questions about ethereal beings when there are villains before you on Earth. While this technique appears to strike opponents down from heaven on high, it really pulls them down to the Earth, and drives them back by your commitment to move forward.

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 '''Tenchi-nage''', the [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0W1lb9hj8ps '''Heaven-and-Earth] throw''' is an aikidō move, which is primarily used to defend against wrist grabs. The Heaven-and-Earth is one of the [[Manipulations_and_Takedowns#The_Principle_of_J.C5.AB|softer]] throws -- in both senses of the term. The landing is far less brutal than most [[Hip throw|hip throws]] and [[Harai-goshi|their derivatives]], and it requires a greater deal of subtle manipulation to properly execute. As always, you must make a point to do everything by the numbers:
-#'''Kuzushi (Destroying balance)''': 7-3 outside, to whatever direction your opponent grabs from, and enter a [[Front stance|front stance]]. (If they have you in a double wrist grab, you can step to either side.) Rotate your arm from the shoulder down in an inside-to-outside circle, tracing part of a cone in the air. Try to touch your with knee. This will pull the opponent back and to the side, compromising their balance. (This is the "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAi3VTSdTxU Earth]" part of the throw.)
+#'''Kuzushi (Destroying balance)''': 7-3 outside, to whatever direction the opponent grabs from, and enter a [[Front stance|front stance]]. (If they have you in a double wrist grab, you can step to either side.) Rotate your arm from the shoulder down in an inside-to-outside circle, tracing part of a cone in the air. Try to touch your knee. This pulls the opponent back and to the side, compromising their balance. (This is the "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAi3VTSdTxU Earth]" part of the throw.)
 #'''Tsukuri (Positioning)''': While performing the “Earth” portion, simultaneously rotate your arm from the shoulder up in an inside-to-outside circle, tracing part of a cone in the air. Extend your opposite-side hand, palm-up towards into the opponent’s face, pushing them back, and [[Splitting_energy|splitting their energy]]. (This is the "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrSdXtFJG20 Heaven]" part of the throw.)
-#'''Nage (Throw)''': Step your rear leg forward, entering into the other front stance. This will occupy the opponent’s space, pushing them back. The opponent must [[Rear_breakfall|rear breakfall]] to prevent potential injury. Please note that ''stepping in to body-check the opponent is the actual throwing technique''; the hands just help in off-balancing the opponent. For best results, reach around the opponent’s back, and try to make your fingertips touch; this off-balances the opponent further, and more importantly, it prevents them from regaining their balance.
+#'''Nage (Throw)''': Step your rear leg forward, entering the other front stance to occupy the opponent’s space, toppling them. In practice, your partner escapes injury by performing a [[Rear_breakfall|rear breakfall]]. Please note that ''the body-check is the throw''; the hands just off-balance the opponent. For best results, reach around the opponent’s back, and try to touch your fingertips; this further off-balances the opponent, and more importantly, it prevents them from regaining their balance.
 {video of heaven and earth throw from the front and side fast and slow without a partner. Then, show fast ans slow from the front, side, and rear with a partner.}
-Remember to ''[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOGEyBeoBGM concentrate on the Earth; it is more important than Heaven].'' Don’t get lost in flighty, spiritual matters or with ponderous questions about ethereal beings while villains walk the Earth before you. While this technique appears to strike opponents down from above, it really pulls them down to the Earth, and drives them back with your commitment to move forward.
+Remember to ''[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOGEyBeoBGM concentrate on the Earth. which is more important than Heaven].'' Don’t get lost in ponderous questions about ethereal beings when villains walk the Earth before you. While this technique appears to strike opponents down from above, it really pulls them down to the Earth, and drives them back with your commitment to move forward.
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−	'''Tenchi-nage''', the [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0W1lb9hj8ps '''Heaven-and-Earth] throw''' is an aikidō move, which is primarily used to defend against wrist grabs. The Heaven-and-Earth is one of the [[Manipulations_and_Takedowns#The_Principle_of_J.C5.AB\|softer]] throws -- in both senses of the term. The landing is far less brutal than most [[Hip throw\|hip throws]] and [[Harai-goshi\|their derivatives]], and it requires a greater deal of subtle manipulation to properly execute ~~than other throws do~~. As always, you must make a point to do everything by the numbers:	+	'''Tenchi-nage''', the [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0W1lb9hj8ps '''Heaven-and-Earth] throw''' is an aikidō move, which is primarily used to defend against wrist grabs. The Heaven-and-Earth is one of the [[Manipulations_and_Takedowns#The_Principle_of_J.C5.AB\|softer]] throws -- in both senses of the term. The landing is far less brutal than most [[Hip throw\|hip throws]] and [[Harai-goshi\|their derivatives]], and it requires a greater deal of subtle manipulation to properly execute. As always, you must make a point to do everything by the numbers:

	#'''Kuzushi (Destroying balance)''': 7-3 outside, to whatever direction your opponent grabs from, and enter a [[Front stance\|front stance]]. (If they have you in a double wrist grab, you can step to either side.) Rotate your arm from the shoulder down in an inside-to-outside circle, tracing part of a cone in the air. Try to touch your with knee. This will pull the opponent back and to the side, compromising their balance. (This is the "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAi3VTSdTxU Earth]" part of the throw.)		#'''Kuzushi (Destroying balance)''': 7-3 outside, to whatever direction your opponent grabs from, and enter a [[Front stance\|front stance]]. (If they have you in a double wrist grab, you can step to either side.) Rotate your arm from the shoulder down in an inside-to-outside circle, tracing part of a cone in the air. Try to touch your with knee. This will pull the opponent back and to the side, compromising their balance. (This is the "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAi3VTSdTxU Earth]" part of the throw.)

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 #'''Kuzushi (Destroying balance)''': 7-3 outside, to whatever direction your opponent grabs from, and enter a [[Front stance|front stance]]. (If they have you in a double wrist grab, you can step to either side.) Rotate your arm from the shoulder down in an inside-to-outside circle, tracing part of a cone in the air. Try to touch your with knee. This will pull the opponent back and to the side, compromising their balance. (This is the "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAi3VTSdTxU Earth]" part of the throw.)
-#'''Tsukuri (Positioning)''': While performing the “Earth” portion, simultaneously rotate your arm from the shoulder up in an inside-to-outside circle, tracing part of a cone in the air. Extend your opposite-side hand, palm-up towards into the opponent’s face, pushing them back, and [[Splitting_energy|spitting their energy]]. (This is the "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrSdXtFJG20 Heaven]" part of the throw.)
+#'''Tsukuri (Positioning)''': While performing the “Earth” portion, simultaneously rotate your arm from the shoulder up in an inside-to-outside circle, tracing part of a cone in the air. Extend your opposite-side hand, palm-up towards into the opponent’s face, pushing them back, and [[Splitting_energy|splitting their energy]]. (This is the "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrSdXtFJG20 Heaven]" part of the throw.)
 #'''Nage (Throw)''': Step your rear leg forward, entering into the other front stance. This will occupy the opponent’s space, pushing them back. The opponent must [[Rear_breakfall|rear breakfall]] to prevent potential injury. Please note that ''stepping in to body-check the opponent is the actual throwing technique''; the hands just help in off-balancing the opponent. For best results, reach around the opponent’s back, and try to make your fingertips touch; this off-balances the opponent further, and more importantly, it prevents them from regaining their balance.
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 Remember to ''[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOGEyBeoBGM concentrate on the Earth; it is more important than Heaven].'' Don’t get lost in flighty, spiritual matters or with ponderous questions about ethereal beings while villains walk the Earth before you. While this technique appears to strike opponents down from above, it really pulls them down to the Earth, and drives them back with your commitment to move forward.
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−	'''Tenchi-nage''', the [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0W1lb9hj8ps '''Heaven-and-Earth'''~~] throw~~ is an aikidō move, which is primarily used to defend against wrist grabs. The Heaven-and-Earth is one of the [[Manipulations_and_Takedowns#The_Principle_of_J.C5.AB\|softer]] throws -- in both senses of the term. The landing is far less brutal than most [[Hip throw\|hip throws]] and [[Harai-goshi\|their derivatives]], and it requires a greater deal of subtle manipulation to properly execute than other throws do. As always, you must make a point to do everything by the numbers:	+	'''Tenchi-nage''', the [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0W1lb9hj8ps '''Heaven-and-Earth] throw''' is an aikidō move, which is primarily used to defend against wrist grabs. The Heaven-and-Earth is one of the [[Manipulations_and_Takedowns#The_Principle_of_J.C5.AB\|softer]] throws -- in both senses of the term. The landing is far less brutal than most [[Hip throw\|hip throws]] and [[Harai-goshi\|their derivatives]], and it requires a greater deal of subtle manipulation to properly execute than other throws do. As always, you must make a point to do everything by the numbers:

	#'''Kuzushi (Destroying balance)''': 7-3 outside, to whatever direction your opponent grabs from, and enter a [[Front stance\|front stance]]. (If they have you in a double wrist grab, you can step to either side.) Rotate your arm from the shoulder down in an inside-to-outside circle, tracing part of a cone in the air. Try to touch your with knee. This will pull the opponent back and to the side, compromising their balance. (This is the "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAi3VTSdTxU Earth]" part of the throw.)		#'''Kuzushi (Destroying balance)''': 7-3 outside, to whatever direction your opponent grabs from, and enter a [[Front stance\|front stance]]. (If they have you in a double wrist grab, you can step to either side.) Rotate your arm from the shoulder down in an inside-to-outside circle, tracing part of a cone in the air. Try to touch your with knee. This will pull the opponent back and to the side, compromising their balance. (This is the "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAi3VTSdTxU Earth]" part of the throw.)

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-'''Tenchi-nage''', the [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0W1lb9hj8ps '''Heaven-and-Earth'''] throw is an aikidō move, which is primarily used as a defense against wrist grabs. The Heaven-and-Earth is one of the [[Manipulations_and_Takedowns#The_Principle_of_J.C5.AB|softer]] throws -- in both senses of the term. The landing is far less brutal than most [[Hip throw|hip throws]] and [[Harai-goshi|their derivatives]], and it requires a greater deal of subtle manipulation to properly execute than other throws do. As always, you must make a point to do everything by the numbers:
+'''Tenchi-nage''', the [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0W1lb9hj8ps '''Heaven-and-Earth'''] throw is an aikidō move, which is primarily used to defend against wrist grabs. The Heaven-and-Earth is one of the [[Manipulations_and_Takedowns#The_Principle_of_J.C5.AB|softer]] throws -- in both senses of the term. The landing is far less brutal than most [[Hip throw|hip throws]] and [[Harai-goshi|their derivatives]], and it requires a greater deal of subtle manipulation to properly execute than other throws do. As always, you must make a point to do everything by the numbers:
-#'''Kuzushi (Destroying balance)''': 7-3 outside, to whatever direction your opponent is grabbing from, entering a [[Front stance|front stance]]. (If they have you in a double wrist grab, you can step to either side.) Rotate your arm from the shoulder down in an inside-to-outside circle, tracing part of a cone in the air. Try to touch your with knee. This will pull the opponent back and to the side, compromising their balance. (This is the "Earth" part of the throw.)
+#'''Kuzushi (Destroying balance)''': 7-3 outside, to whatever direction your opponent grabs from, and enter a [[Front stance|front stance]]. (If they have you in a double wrist grab, you can step to either side.) Rotate your arm from the shoulder down in an inside-to-outside circle, tracing part of a cone in the air. Try to touch your with knee. This will pull the opponent back and to the side, compromising their balance. (This is the "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAi3VTSdTxU Earth]" part of the throw.)
-#'''Tsukuri (Positioning)''': While performing the “Earth” portion, simultaneously rotate your arm from the shoulder up in an inside-to-outside circle, tracing part of a cone in the air. Extend your opposite-side hand, palm-up towards into the opponent’s face, pushing them back, and [[Splitting_energy|spitting their energy]]. (This is the "Heaven" part of the throw.)
+#'''Tsukuri (Positioning)''': While performing the “Earth” portion, simultaneously rotate your arm from the shoulder up in an inside-to-outside circle, tracing part of a cone in the air. Extend your opposite-side hand, palm-up towards into the opponent’s face, pushing them back, and [[Splitting_energy|spitting their energy]]. (This is the "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrSdXtFJG20 Heaven]" part of the throw.)
-#'''Nage (Throw)''': Step your rear leg forward, entering into the other front stance. This will occupy the opponent’s space, pushing them back. The opponent must [[Rear_breakfall|rear breakfall]] to prevent potential injury. Please not that ''stepping in to body-check the opponent is the actual throwing technique''; the hands just off-balance the opponent to enhance the move. For best results, reach around the opponent’s back, and try to make your fingertips touch; this off-balances the opponent further, and more importantly, it prevents them from regaining their balance.
+#'''Nage (Throw)''': Step your rear leg forward, entering into the other front stance. This will occupy the opponent’s space, pushing them back. The opponent must [[Rear_breakfall|rear breakfall]] to prevent potential injury. Please note that ''stepping in to body-check the opponent is the actual throwing technique''; the hands just help in off-balancing the opponent. For best results, reach around the opponent’s back, and try to make your fingertips touch; this off-balances the opponent further, and more importantly, it prevents them from regaining their balance.
-Remember to ''concentrate on the Earth; it is more important than Heaven.'' Don’t get lost in flighty, spiritual matters or with ponderous questions about ethereal beings when there are villains before you on Earth. While this technique appears to strike opponents down from heaven on high, it really pulls them down to the Earth, and drives them back by your commitment to move forward.
+{video of heaven and earth throw from the front and side fast and slow without a partner. Then, show fast ans slow from the front, side, and rear with a partner.}
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