Judo, kendo, aikido, karate, iaido and the other Japanese arts.
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Interview with Jacques Payet about his training under Gozo Shioda and the development of Yoshinkan aikido, covering teaching methods, training intensity, and Shioda's personality for martial arts practitioners and.
Video courses and books on aikido techniques and history from established instructors and aikido masters. Covers foundational to advanced practice for aikido students and practitioners.
AikiWeb is an online community and resource repository for aikido practitioners, offering forums, articles, DVD and book reviews, and technique databases covering aikido methods, philosophy, and history.
Information about Ki-Aikido and Shinshin Toitsu Aikido, explaining the history, philosophy, and practice of this Japanese martial art for learners interested in understanding aikido as a way of life and cultural.
Guide to tsume shogi mating puzzles that explains rules, solving strategies, and history. Helps shogi players of all levels improve endgame skills through puzzle practice.
A category archive of humorous poems and essays about aikido training and dojo life at a Maine martial arts school, offering cultural insight into aikido practice for learners interested in Japanese martial arts.
An interview with Aikido Sensei Yoshigasaki explaining the concept of Ki in Japanese philosophy and martial arts practice. Suitable for students of Aikido and those interested in Japanese concepts of mind and body.
The Aikido Association of America and International provides information about aikido training, dojos, and seminars. It serves practitioners and those learning about this Japanese martial art and its philosophy.
Introduction to aikido for beginners covering how to join a dojo, class structure, safety, cost, and common Japanese terminology used in training.
Certification course for judo instructors covering history, philosophy, risk management, classroom management, character education, and teaching methodology through six modules.
Information about Shinshin Toitsu Aikido, a Japanese martial art that emphasizes unified mind and body. Offers news, dojo locations worldwide, and information about seminars and training for practitioners at all levels.
Overview of five traditional Japanese martial arts including karate, judo, aikido, kendo, and kyudo, covering their history, origins, principles, and techniques for learners interested in Japanese culture.
Part of a digital textbook on Kyokushin karate that explains ido-geiko (moving practice), which connects stances and basic techniques with body movement. Requires membership to access.
AikiWeb is a community forum and resource repository for aikido practitioners worldwide, featuring video reviews, technique discussions, seminars, and articles on aikido philosophy and history.
Events and seminars page for an aikido dojo in Maine, listing teacher retreats, guest instructor workshops, and kyu rank test dates for adult students.
Digital textbook explaining the principles (riho) of Kyokushin karate and budo philosophy. Serves learners interested in Japanese martial arts and their cultural foundations.
A guide to kendo terminology with Japanese words, kanji, and explanations of concepts kendoka encounter during training and practice. Serves learners interested in Japanese martial arts and the vocabulary used in kendo.
St Louis Ki Aikido teaches Shin Shin Toitsu Aikido, a Japanese martial art emphasizing mind-body harmony and nonviolent conflict resolution through graceful self-defense techniques.
The bout lasts seconds; the ritual takes centuries. Why sumo is a Shinto rite in disguise — the salt, the sacred ring, and the wrestling that came last.
Governing body for sumo in the UK providing information about clubs, training, officials, and the sport's history and cultural significance for people interested in learning sumo.
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