大東流技術的基礎概念與分類邏輯
｜ Concept of Daitoryu System

大東流技術基礎概念  By B. Y.

要對自己身體有所認知，確認何者是配合何者抵抗，再來是如何不配合不抵抗，有了基礎前提才能往後推進。

其次，理解大東流本質的特殊性，非戰場使用，在技術中有太多選項可以解決對手時，為何要用特定方式處理，得出的結論是，大東流用於無傷降伏，如果是藩內武術，明顯就是對於外賓或長官的護衛技術，在不過度得罪狀態下降伏對手。

第三，大東流技術本身既是問題也是答案，解答幾乎不需外求，在練習過程中只要沿著正確方式就會逐漸浮現，外部尋求往往只是印證內部既有的答案，遇到問題需要的是，正確理解、拆解、跟組合，答案往往都在眼前只是缺乏觀察的維度，答案常常不只一個，但會在不斷的除錯歸納中找到幾個不變的原則。

第四，難度高的技術先學，後面的技術回頭解釋前面。

第五，步法發動技術，手是傳導，重心在前，身正才能放鬆。

第六，放鬆是要學習的課題，不是先天就存在，放鬆的意義在於發現完成技術所需要的力氣遠小於自己預期。

第七，答案往往不只有一個，追尋的路上會出現各種可能性，不守著單一信條，而是隨時調整更新。

第八，沒有破勢，不要考慮往下做技術。

第九，座技一般是減少變量的簡單版。

第十，技術設計有訓練目的，多數技術只有前，沒有配對的後變更（不稱為後方），稱為後變更的原因是做前方時改變想法（例如空間侷限或出其不意）

The Fundamental Concepts of Daido-ryu Aikijujutsu.

Firstly, understanding one's own body, knowing what to cooperate with and what to resist. With this premise, one can proceed to understand how to cooperate and how to resist.

Secondly, understanding the unique nature of Daido-ryu. Daido-ryu is not a martial art for general battlefield use, but rather a martial art for feudal domain protection. It was used for guarding the feudal domain, and in situations where one did not want to offend the feudal lord but had to subdue the opponent. Therefore, the conclusion is that Daido-ryu is designed for non-injurious subjugation. If there were other martial arts available within the feudal domain, why would one use Daido-ryu? The answer is that Daido-ryu is designed for non-injurious subjugation.

Thirdly, understanding that Daido-ryu techniques themselves are both the question and the answer. The answer need not be sought externally; it is right in front of you. One only needs to practice in the correct manner.

Fourth, tackle the tough stuff first! We'll circle back to the easier stuff later.

Fifth, when you start a move, think of your feet as the engine and your hands as the transmission. Keep your weight forward and your body straight to stay relaxed.

Sixth, relaxation isn't something you're born with—it's a skill. Once you're relaxed, you'll be surprised at how little force you need to pull off a technique.

Seventh, there is often more than one answer. Various possibilities will arise on the road of pursuit. Do not stick to a single creed, but adjust and update at any time.

Eighth, don't even think about moving until you've got your stance right.

Ninth, seated techniques are like the training wheels of martial arts. They're simpler and help you focus on the basics.

Tenth, every move has a purpose. Most techniques are designed to start a certain way. The idea of a 'follow-up' move usually comes up when something unexpected happens, like if you run out of space."