Zitat:
Zitat von maluco So, dann haben Oyama und Ueshiba Crosstraining betrieben, über den Tellerrand rausgeschaut....
|
Oyama hat z.B. mit Kimura cross-trainiert.
Ueshiba hat auch einiges gesehen:
Zitat:
|
At about the age of 14 or 15. First I learned Tenjin Shin'yō-ryū Jujutsu from Tokusaburo Tozawa Sensei, then Kito-ryu, Yagyu-ryu, Aioi-ryu, Shinkage-ryu, all of those jujutsu forms. However, I thought there might be a true form of budo elsewhere. I tried Hozoin-ryu sojitsu and kendo. But all of these arts are concerned with one-to-one combat forms and they could not satisfy me. So I visited many parts of the country seeking the Way and training, but all in vain. ... I went to many places seeking the true budo. Then, when I was about 30 years old, I settled in Hokkaido. On one occasion, while staying at Hisada Inn in Engaru, Kitami Province, I met a certain Sokaku Takeda Sensei of the Aizu clan. He taught Daito-ryu jujutsu. During the 30 days in which I learned from him I felt something like an inspiration. Later, I invited this teacher to my home and together with 15 or 16 of my employees became a student seeking the essence of budo.
|
Pranin, Stanley (2006) "Interview with Kisshomaru and Morihei Ueshiba"
... Judo soll er auch trainiert haben.