aikido

I started training once a week. It is not easy to learn, but I enjoy it. Found a small club. The last training was only visited by six people.

As I know, how much better I feel when I do sports regularly and due to my interest for Japan, I have been thinking about starting Aikido for half a year now. I am not good at sports and it will be harder for me to learn the complex moves that for more gifted people (I guess). I started visiting dojos to check them out and find one, which will give me a good environment for long-time-learning.

A long time ago, I visited a Shotokan Karate Dojo and learned there for three semesters – but found it unusual for the “real” world.

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Hi! there is pretty good blog about aikido!

I’m a 6yr veteran of Wing Chun Kung Fu. Before begining Wing Chun I tried Aikido for about 2 months…I found that I was too ‘young & dumb’ and not ready for it’s spirituality and teachings on Loving Protection. Now, at the age of 29, I find myself welcoming Aikdo in more ways than one. Not only as a ‘Martial’ Art, but as a form of rejuvination of the soul. Any knuclehead can make a fist and use it as a club, but not many can turn that same fist into a handshake. I’ve been studying Aikido for a few months now, attending at least 3 classes a week. I’ve now found what I’ve needed…Misogi, Mokuso, Mushin.

Domo Arigato Gozaimashita

If you are lead to the path of learning aikido, you are in for a real experience mentally and physically. It will very much change you as a person and your outlook on life. Be prepared to be very intimated and in pain for the first three months. If you stick with it and practice at least 2 – 3 days a week you will be spending well invested time. You also be amazed how many different things you will be able to apply this to.

I really enjoy doing aikido! I can go twice a week, but sometimes I only make it to the class once a week. I just want to learn more aikido and become more proficient at it.

Next september, when i go back to the place i use to live, i´ll try to continue practicing aikido and learning how to use the ki and motion for union, neutralization, control and redirection of coming energy ;)

Great martial art and way of life.
I love it :D