The British Ki Society teaches Ki Aikido, a Japanese martial art developed by Doshu Kenjiro Yoshigasaki, with dojos across the UK offering classes for beginners through advanced practitioners.
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The British Ki Society teaches Ki Aikido, a Japanese martial art developed by Doshu Kenjiro Yoshigasaki, with dojos across the UK offering classes for beginners through advanced practitioners.
Books and videos about Ki Aikido, a Japanese martial art and way of life emphasizing harmony, perception, and mind-body unification.
Introduction to aikido for beginners covering how to join a dojo, class structure, safety, cost, and common Japanese terminology used in training.
News and updates from the British Ki Society about aikido training, gradings, and seminars. Covers aikido practice, instructor certifications, and Japanese martial traditions relevant to aikido students.
Information about aikido seminars organized by the British Ki Society, including events to commemorate the teaching of Doshu Yoshigasaki.
Introduction to aikido practice methods and philosophy emphasizing the relationship between partners. Explains kumiwaza, hitoriwaza, and tsuzukiwaza forms of practice for people learning aikido.
Explains aikido's historical development from Japanese sword techniques and philosophy, covering its emergence after World War II and its approach to conflict resolution without fighting.
The British Ki Society website describes Ki Aikido as developed by Yoshigasaki and its lineage from Morihei Ueshiba and Koichi Tohei.
An interview with Aikido instructor Yoshigasaki-sensei discussing the philosophy and practice of aikido, including concepts of relaxation, calmness, ki, and the spiritual dimensions of 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.
Explains aikido as a Japanese martial art with roots in the samurai era, covering its three main components of exercises, meditation, and techniques, plus the concept of ki and how aikido differs from other martial arts.
Remembers Doshu Kenjiro Yoshigasaki, an aikido master who taught Shin Shin Toitsu Aikido across Europe for over forty years.
Explores connections between the Japanese tea ceremony, Zen philosophy, and Aikido practice, discussing how these traditions embody individual discipline and communal living.
Essay exploring Japanese philosophical attitudes and cultural values, including Japanese perspectives on learning from other cultures and historical factors shaping Japanese identity.
Information about the Coventry Ki Society aikido dojo, which teaches Ki-Aikido based on teachings from Japan.
Explains the Japanese concept of sensei and its cultural significance, tracing the term's origins to Zen Buddhism and discussing how respect and honor function in Japanese society and martial arts practice.
Personal appreciation of Sensei Reg Allen's 26-year aikido practice and teaching career, including his advancement through aikido grades and contributions to the Burton Ki Society dojo.
Explains why aikido benefits children, including physical development, mental calmness, self-confidence, and cooperation in a non-competitive environment.
Information about the reasons to practice Aikido, including self-defence, health, fitness and mental benefits. Suitable for beginners considering whether to start training in this Japanese martial art.
Information about Ki Aikido classes for children and adults at the London Ki Society Ruislip Dojo, including instructor details, class schedule, and fees.
Information about the London Ki Society City Dojo, which offers aikido classes for adults and children taught by Sensei Jayesh Karadia in central London.
A UK aikido organization's links page connecting to local dojos, international aikido societies, and teachings from Doshu Yoshigasaki on ki and Japanese philosophy for aikido practitioners.
Video clips demonstrating aikido techniques, including jo kata and tanto work, taught by the British Ki Society.
Contact page for the British Ki Society, which teaches Aikido and Japanese philosophy related to Ki and martial arts practice.
Explains the traditional role of otomo as an attendant to martial arts masters in Japanese culture, distinguishing it from uchideshi and discussing its philosophical significance in relation to meditation and.
Articles by Doshu Yoshigasaki on aikido and Japanese philosophy, including pieces on the meaning of practice, ki, and the relationship between aikido and tea ceremony, for practitioners interested in the cultural and.
Essay on aikido philosophy exploring the difference between "how to do" and "what to do" and the concept of being versus doing, drawing on Japanese philosophical principles taught by Koichi Tohei.
Directory of Ki Society aikido dojos across the United Kingdom where learners can find training locations and information about practicing aikido.
Photo gallery documenting Ki Aikido events, certificate presentations, and seminars held by British Ki Society dojos.
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