Entering is vital of any martial art. Aikido uses irimi movement to intercept the opponent and disrupt them. Karate and other martial arts do the same for self-defense.
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Uke-Do: Being A Bad Uke + How To Be A Great Training Partner
Learn how to be a great Uke in Aikido or karate or any other martial art. These general principles will guide you to a better training experience. Learn the in’s and out’s of Uke’s role, what to do, and when to do it.
Ways to Improve Your Martial Arts: Seminars & Visiting Dojos
Seminars are a great way to learn new and valuable information in a condensed and focused manner that you wouldn’t necessarily receive during regular training. Attending seminars has many benefits including additional or new understanding of a topic, meeting and working with new people, learning new material, and receiving alternate points of view from a different or specialized instructor.
Kuzushi – The Principle of Off-Balancing in Martial Arts
Kuzushi is the principle of off-balance used in all martial arts like Aikido, Jujutsu, BJJ, Karate and Samurai Sword. We will go over how to use it
Fighting, Self-Defense, and the Martial Arts
You can “fight”, but can you “defend” yourself? What is the difference between Self-Defense and Fighting? To answer this question, it’s important to consider what …