Aikido
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Aikido Shihonage
By | Martial arts techniques are designed to damage the human body. Misuse or carelessness can result in serious injury or death. As a result, we have to take precautions during training to allow participants to practice safely. Among the hundreds of techniques in aikido, there are several that are particularly…
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Types of Aikido
Mapping Aikido Training on a Continuum from Assault to Intimacy: How Intention and Connection make Aikido a Spiritual Experience I ask myself, what differentiates aikido from other martial arts? Paradoxically, it is that the goal of aikido is to learn how NOT to hurt people. This practice of non-harm, is the process by which we learn to become spiritual. What does it mean to…
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Aikido Wolverhampton
Graiseley Aikido Club is a non-profit aikido club based in Wolverhampton, West Midlands, that specialises in teaching aikido as a means of self-defence for men and women of all ages. The club was founded in 1979 by Sensei Paul Preece. Our club has a direct link with the first aikido practised in the UK. Graiseley Aikido Club prides itself on its success over the years. Many…
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Aikido long Island
Aikido embodies a paradox that is relevant to social practitioners who are thinking about power: it is a collaborative martial art. The purpose of Aikido training is to transform conflict into cooperation, even love for one’s opponent. This is an easy and elegant thing to say, and a pretty much impossible thing to do. I also argue that it’s a transformative thing to attempt…
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What does Aikido means in English?
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Aikido of Santa Cruz
And Welcoming once again from Kumano, Japan: About | Retreat Instructors | Options, Registration & Payment | Lodging, Transportation, Meals & Parking | Contact & Forms The Santa Cruz Aikido Summer Retreat generates a training atmosphere of sincerity and mutual respect. We are committed to equal opportunity for Aikidoists of any gender, race, nationality…
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Black belt Aikido
Through the popularity of this column, I get correspondence from all over the country. And the most commonly asked question is, How long does it take to get a black belt? I don t know how this question is answered in other schools, but my students know that asking such a question in my dojo would set them back several years in their training. It would be a disaster. Most people…
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Aikido Articles
This page shows all Seishindo Articles related to Aikido by date with the latest practice at the top of the list. Click on any to read more. What have you come here to learn? July 29, 2013 I rarely raised my hand when Sensei asked questions, but once when he asked why we were sitting there in his dojo. I raised my hand and replied in a clear voice, “I don’t know.” “Ah, ” sensei…
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Aikido seminars
Training Seminars To further training of Aikidoka (Aikido students) through standardized instruction and intensive, focused training, the and AAI offer seminars at a variety of levels and on a variety of subjects including beginning and advanced techniques for both empty-hand and traditional weapons, tactical applications, and therapeutic bodywork. Seminar instructors include…
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Best Aikido Gi
Choosing an Akido belt is an important choice however many people that practice Akido sort of choose their belt by happenstance. Many practitioners will grab the first belt that they see without paying much attention to width, flexibility or overall comfort. Choosing the right belt can help to enhance your performance and of course look much better during tournaments. Following…
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White Rose Aikido
Shane Riley Shihan 7th Dan Shane Riley Shihan 7th Dan is the chief instructor and head of White Rose Aikikai, the organisation that the Durham University Aikido Club is affiliated with. He began training in Wado-Ryu Karate at Mirfield Karate School in the early 1970s where he achieved the rank of Shodan. He later began training in aikido in 1975 with Vincent Thompson Sensei…
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Aikido Berlin
Anyone who has children or is dealing with children, knows that the physical, mental and spiritual development goes hand in hand. Each learning process on a physical level also entails a mental and psychological growth process in itself. In Aikido, the children can experiment with their movement spectrum, try new movements and incorporate into their repertoire. In this way…
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Aikido practice
There are so many demands on our time these days-so many activities, obligations, and distractions. Why then should we spend our time on Aikido? What could we hope to gain that would be worth the commitment that we make to our training? For some folks, especially those who are new to Aikido, the answer may be a simple one: to gain skill in self-defense, to get exercise, to…
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Santa Cruz Aikido
Aikido of Santa Cruz offers ongoing Beginners Classes for adults (ages 13 & up). Join any time! Taught by experienced and supportive black-belt instructors, these classes encompass the Aikido philosophy of harmony and nonviolence, and its physical expression in techniques. In the Beginners Classes, you will learn to fall safely, to relax under pressure, to move fluidly…
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Hiroshi Ikeda Aikido
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Aikido Milwaukee
Charles Tseng Sensei, 6th Dan, Kagami Biraki Seminar - January 7, 2017 Kenosha YMCA, 7101 53rd St, Kenosha, WI 53144 Time: Saturday, 12:00 - 2:00pm . Cost: $10.00 mat fee. Kagami Biraki, which literally means Mirror Opening (also known as the Rice Cutting Ceremony ), is a traditional Japanese celebration that is held in many martial arts dojos (usually on the second Saturday…
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Aikido Hong Kong
Dojo Etiquette and Customs (updated 2013) The Rules & Bye-Laws of the Association and the Dojo Etiquette and Customs have been posted for members’ information. All members should readRules & Bye Laws of Associationand be aware of these Rules and are required to follow them. The Rules and Bye-Laws were agreed by the membership upon incorporation of the Association…
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Aikido Mountain View
Welcome to Aikido of Mountain View! Our dojo was founded in 1965 by – Shihan (7th dan). AIKIDO — the Path of Harmony. Robert Nadeau Shihan teaches Aikido as it was taught by . Aikido is an art of self-development, rather than pure self-defense. It opens up a way to disentangle and unify your “I” and allows your body to be in harmony with the world. When training on the mat…
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Emerald City Aikido
Sensei Tobey has a unique teaching style which encourages students to strive for their absolute best inside and outside of the dojo while maintain an exciting and entertaining atmosphere. This rare quality translates perfectly for students of all ages from the youngest beginners to the most experienced black belt adults. His passion for karate is evident in every class he teaches…
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