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AKI Pennsylvania Seminar with Kirisawa Naoki Sensei 5th Dan |
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AKI Pennsylvania Seminar with Kirisawa Naoki Sensei 5th Dan
From: Steve Trinkle posted on 5. Aug 2006, 02:14pm
URL: http://www.shreveportmartialarts.com
AKI Pennsylvania welcomes Kirisawa Naoki Sensei, 5th dan for a special, one-day seminar on Sunday August 13 at our NEW location - Upper Dublin Sports Center, 680 Tennis Ave. Ambler, PA. We also invite all seminar attendants to participate in an aikido demonstration (the public invited) representing their dojo, at the end of the day. Seminar fee is $45. Party afterwards - (bring a towel and swimming gear). Training begins 10 AM sharp. Email Steve for more information or call 215 906-9515. Kirisawa Sensei, is the long-time mentor and guide of AKI Pennsylvania. He is one of Takeda Yoshinobu Shihan’s senior students, training with him for 29 years. This special seminar is a rare opportunity for our dojo and other dedicated aikidoka. Kirisawa Sensei’s traditional teaching style is simple, and straight to the point. His aikido is clear, dynamic, stunningly powerful, and great fun to experience. Please join us for this special event. Space is limited, so please let us know soon if you will attend and especially if you wish to take part in the public demonstration. (Sorry - our website won't have this info yet...)
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Thomas Krzyzanowski in Palantine, IL, 9/8-10 |
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Thomas Krzyzanowski in Palantine, IL, 9/8-10
From: Matthew Handler posted on 5. Aug 2006, 02:14pm
URL: http://www.aaa-aikido.com/seminars/2006/2006%20ryoshinkan%20camp%20september.pdf
Aikido Association of America Presents
September 8-10.
Tomasz Krzyzanowski Sensei.
Hosted by
Ryoshinkan Dojo
2019 N. Rand Rd.
Palatine, IL 60074
Krzyzanowski Sensei was a direct student of Aikido Association of America founder Fumio Toyoda Shihan for many years. He has been training in Aikido for over 20 years, and is the head of the Aikido Association of America's affiliated dojos in Poland. He will be accompanied by dojocho from around Poland. The seminar is open to students of any rank or martial art. For more information contact the Aikido Association of America at
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or 773.525.3141. Our website is www.aaa-aikido.com.
The complete flier for the seminar can be found here: http://www.aaa-aikido.com/Seminars/2006/2006%20Ryoshinkan%20Camp%20September.pdf.
Thank you!
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"Blacknell's Early-Morning Mission Translates into a Succes |
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"Blacknell's Early-Morning Mission Translates into a Succes
From: Jun Akiyama posted on 5. Aug 2006, 02:14pm
URL: http://sport.scotsman.com/index.cfm?id=1136772006
Here's an article entitled "Aikido not, Blacknell's early-morning mission translates into a success" which tells us of Neil Blacknell's experiences in teaching early-morning aikido in Edinburgh, Scotland. "6.30am is the established time for morning classes in Japan. While working in Tokyo, it was the only class of the day I could actually guarantee to make. I came to the conclusion that I would rather be lively at training and tired at work than vice versa," he said.
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