Aikido and Tenkei Dojo

Jutsu and Aiki

2012-01-28T12:49:00.001+07:00

Pertama, belajar lah jutsu nya dengan benar. Sebuah teknik dalam aikido (waza) diperkenalkan oleh O Sensei dengan pendekatan jutsu yang kental, sehingga kita kadang lupa dan hanya melihat hasil dari latihan puluhan tahun yang di lalui beliau. Banyak shihan yang terkenal pun pada masa awal latihan mereka sangat menekan kan hal ini. Dari gerak juttsu yang dlakukan bertahun tahun akan d dapat bentuk

Grading Times at TenkeiDojo

2009-07-28T10:08:00.000+07:00

Hand to Hand Combat - Martial Arts - Aikido

2009-03-26T23:12:00.000+07:00

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self defense training secrets inside! by Martial

2008-12-11T17:49:00.000+07:00

I started with with kung fu training in australia through an Erle Motague Dim Mak guide. Dim mak and mixture of Wing Chun and boxing rounded it all out! I always had the idea of better systems out there somewhere. So I left University in Australia and decided to move to China Town in Sydney where there are huge amounts of martial and self defense schools from some great kung fu masters. This was

Takeda Seminar at Indosat Jakarta 2008

2008-12-10T15:55:00.002+07:00

Positive Aikido

2008-11-28T15:48:00.000+07:00

by: Henry Ellis Interview with Sensei Henry Ellis a pioneer of British Aikido from 1957. Interview by Arthur Lockyear - Fighting Arts International - Issue 93 Where and when were you born, Henry? I was born in Yorkshire, in May 1936 in a little coal mining village called Brampton, near Rotherham. A place where you had to fight your way to and from school each day. When did you begin your study

The Origins of Aikido

2008-11-20T17:05:00.000+07:00

Aikido is a name which is created by linking three characters in Japanese. Ai means joining, Ki refers to spirit and do means way. By taking these three terms together you get the essence of the art of aikido. Aikido can then be defined as a form of martial art which joins the spirit in order to find the way. In the 1930's - 1940's this was officially accepted as the definition as the true name

The Diverse Concepts in the World of Aikido

2008-11-18T17:06:00.000+07:00

The merger of the cultures of the East and West along with other factors have lead to people discovering novel means of self-discipline. This self-discipline is primarily existent in martial arts like Aikido which have Japanese origins.Knowing Aikido Aikido’s basic principle emphasizes restraint from the use of force. Aikido is seen as one of the martial arts that is the least aggressive. Aikido

Aikido Spirit

2008-11-16T17:04:00.000+07:00

Aikido means "The way of harmony with the spirit" and is considered a non-violent form of martial art. The Aikido spirit is about cultivating relaxation and a serenity throughout everyday life to be able to harness this virtue in actual physical combat.Aikido is actually a modern Japanese martial art and the Aikido spirit continues to live on today years after it was developed by Morihei Eushiba.

On Ki Aikido - Keeping Centered and Zen in Daily Life

2008-11-15T17:03:00.000+07:00

By James S AppsFor years I have practiced the principles of Shin Shin Toitsu Aikido and applied them to everyday life. As Tohei Sensei said, the way of harmony is through keeping one point, your centre and therefore the centre of the universe.The centre of the universe?By letting the Ki of Aikido pass through our center we can tap in to the Ki of the universe and use its power to direct our

Brief Introduction to Aikido

2008-11-14T17:01:00.000+07:00

Aikido is a Japanese martial art developed by Morihei Ueshiba as a synthesis of his martial studies, philosophy, and religious beliefs. On a purely physical level it is an art involving some throws and joint locks that are derived from Jujitsu and some throws and other techniques derived from Kenjutsu.Aikido was originally started in Japan back in the 1940s. As Aikido's founder, Morihei Ueshiba,

Understanding the Five Principles of Shin Shin Toitsu Aikido

2008-11-13T00:02:00.001+07:00

by J. Kirk Demaree/Virginia Ki Societyhe Five PrinciplesThere are five principles in Shin Shin Toitsu Aikido (aikido with mind and body corrdinated) which form the nucleus of the arts an aikidoka might perform. The principles also may be used in daily life during interaction with other individuals. These principles are: ï Extend Ki ï Know your opponent's mind ï Respect your opponent's Ki ï Put

Practicing Aikido

2008-11-12T11:50:00.000+07:00

Aikido is a martial art and should be practiced as such, but this does not mean that we encourage or condone fighting or aggressive behavior either in the dojo or outside. Instead, aikido should spread a feeling of peace and harmony, defusing the possibilities of violence from a position of confidence.The "attacks" that are taught are used for the purpose of learning the defense against those

Takeda Yoshinobu Shihan

2008-11-11T17:42:00.000+07:00

Dojo Regulation

2008-11-11T11:47:00.000+07:00

Aikido decides life and death in a single strike, so students must carefully follow the instructor's teaching and not compete to see who is the strongest. Aikido is the way that teaches how one can deal with several enemies. Students must train themselves to be alert not just to the front but to all sides and the back. Training should always be conducted in a pleasant and joyful atmosphere. The

Basics of Aikido

2008-11-10T11:42:00.000+07:00

Aikido is a form of martial art. When used correctly, Aikido is very powerful. Distance, motion, speed, and projection of an attacker are the focuses of Aikido. In Aikido, the spiraling and circular movements reflect what the martial art is: a fluid and flowing movement of spirit and energy.The players must learn to control themselves, which is one of the basics among the philosophical teachings

Whose Aikido is Best?

2008-11-09T23:37:00.000+07:00

by Chuck Clark Good question. Whose aikido IS best? Many students are looking for the most authentic representation of the art. Which senior instructor's style is closest to the founder of aikido? Who spent the most amount of time as a real uchideshi to Morihei Ueshiba Sensei? Who really spent most of their time learning from senior teachers and only saw the old sensei on occasion? Who inherited

Learning and Mastering AIKIDO / AIKI WAGO

2008-11-08T14:43:00.000+07:00

Today, Aikido is taught in different opinions. Some organizations teach it as a Japanese traditional art, some others teach it as a combat art, or a competitive sport. Some instructors put emphasis on Aikido kihon waza (basic techniques), some others put emphasis on ki and breathing methods, or on weapon exercises (especially on using a samurai sword). Usually Aikido instructors (of any style)

Discipline and Training Martial Arts Honor

2008-11-07T21:34:00.000+07:00

by Cheryl MatraskoWe in the western hemisphere abuse the terms "honor" and "honorable". I highly doubt that most of the martial artists of today really understand what these words really mean. These terms have been sloppily associated with glorified acts of revenge, revenge for an embarrassing situation, bruised ego, a wrongful death, etc. The honor of Bushido, has its root in the word "honesty"

The Characteristics of AIKIDO

2008-11-06T09:08:00.000+07:00

Aikido, in some styles / organizations, is taught as a Japanese traditional art. That is why there are Japanese sitting exercises (suwari waza) and Japanese samurai sword exercises in their teachings. The heart of Aikido is 'love and harmony'. Aikido has two footworks: 'irimi' and 'tenkan'. Aikido movements are based on: o 'ki-shin-tai no toitsu' (the unity of spirit, mind, and body) o aiki

Tips for mastering Aikido

2008-11-05T09:06:00.001+07:00

Your movements are good: 1. If they work easily and effectively without much time or physical strength. 2. If they are not risky (for you). 3. If they flow harmoniously with the ones of the enemies. 4. If they express your love. (Many people say this is the most difficult part to do in martial arts.) An aikido-ist should remember that: 1. He will have no mats outdoor but rough ground. 2. He

KI Part II - The Psychology of Aiki

2008-11-04T11:55:00.000+07:00

by Lawrence Novick, Ph.D. To feel is natural The notion of Aiki implies having a sense of the unfolding direction and intention of a situation, blending with that flow, and leading it to a positive conclusion in a conscious and empowered way. The psychology of Aiki emerges from applying the subtle and underlying principles of Aiki to oneself and to life situations. There is a basic concept in

KI Part I - A Metaphor

2008-11-04T08:51:00.000+07:00

by Lawrence Novick, Ph.D. Ki means many things to many people. There are many ways of defining it, ranging from scientific and bio-mechanical explanations to extremely spiritual viewpoints, and people's feelings about it run the gamut of complete disbelief to mystical adulation. O Sensei believed in Ki, and he apparently talked and certainly wrote about it a lot. He did take a rather mystical

What is the Ki of the universe?

2008-11-03T10:44:00.000+07:00

An excerpt from "Book of Ki: Co-ordinating Mind and Body in Daily Life" by Koichi ToheiLook into the sky. The sun is burning. In what state was it before it began burning? If we ask this of everything in the universe, in a never ending spiral of questions, we approach the concept of something which is almost nothing, yet still exists. What were you before your birth? A fetus in your mother's womb

Gozo Shioda Sensei's words

2008-11-02T15:05:00.001+07:00

"As you grow older,your muscles weaken,and you can't lift or pull as when you were young. This kind of power is limited and it cannot help but decline no matter how much you try to build it. So, as Ueshiba Sensei said, the key to unlimited strength is "Kokyu Ryoku", Breath Power. It is, in fact, based on natural principles. When your opponent tries to use his power against you,you can simply