I was wondering if there exists some way of expressing an continual, never-ending or osaekomi-pattern in circles in Japanese?
In a pedagogical approach to teaching osaekomi-waza our federation often refer to the "osaekomi circle" which consists of something like 5 osaekomi-waza what are performed with uke escaping the first (usually kesa-gatame) and tori proceeds to the next osaekomi to prevent uke from escaping (toketa). Tori is in control the entire time, and is an agreed upon exercise with a partner, a sort of sotai-renshu or yaku-soku-geiko?
Would it be possible to call this type of exercise something like; sotai-renshu-no-ensō or would that make absolutely no sense? I like the ensō (circle) for it's meaning of something like; 'moment when the mind is free to let the body create'.
Mukai Mikihiro-sensei performing osaekomi-waza in a circle-pattern:
ensō symbol:
![Osaekomi circle Enso](https://2img.net/h/upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/f1/Enso.jpg)
In a pedagogical approach to teaching osaekomi-waza our federation often refer to the "osaekomi circle" which consists of something like 5 osaekomi-waza what are performed with uke escaping the first (usually kesa-gatame) and tori proceeds to the next osaekomi to prevent uke from escaping (toketa). Tori is in control the entire time, and is an agreed upon exercise with a partner, a sort of sotai-renshu or yaku-soku-geiko?
Would it be possible to call this type of exercise something like; sotai-renshu-no-ensō or would that make absolutely no sense? I like the ensō (circle) for it's meaning of something like; 'moment when the mind is free to let the body create'.
Mukai Mikihiro-sensei performing osaekomi-waza in a circle-pattern:
ensō symbol:
![Osaekomi circle Enso](https://2img.net/h/upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/f1/Enso.jpg)