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26  mars     21h19
Letter from the Editor, March 2024
Josh Gold    Greetings from Aikido Journal. As we near the end of Q , , I wanted to provide you with a short update on my recent thoughts and activities. First off, this month marks the seventh anniversary of the passing of Stanley Pranin, founder of Aikido Journal. Reflecting on his legacy, it’s clear his...
13  mars     03h39
Aikido at a Crossroads: Interview with Jason Perna
Josh Gold    Jason Perna Sensei is Chief Instructor of Old City Aikido in Philadelphia, PA. He began practicing Aikido at the age of and now brings over years of practical experience to his daily training and teaching. His upbringing in traditional Iwama Ryu, as well as many years of training in Aikikai...
07  février     21h22
A Path Towards Revitalizing Aikido, by Ellis Amdur
Josh Gold    Why Should Martial Artists Throw Their Support Behind Budo Accelerator by Ellis Amdur Contributing to a program like Budo Accelerator becomes a crucial investment in the well being and development of the next generation. As society grapples with profound changes, providing young people with an...
09  janvier     19h58
Aikido Training Needs an Overhaul by Hoa Newens
Antonio Aloia    Hoa Newens has trained and taught Aikido since and currently teaches at the Aikido Institute Davis. Throughout the years, he studied with Dang Thong Phong, Seiichi Sugano, and the late Morihiro Saito. In addition to directing Aikido Institute Davis, he currently serves on the Rank Committee of...
23  décembre     14h41
Embracing Tradition and Transformation: A Conversation with Leo Tamaki, Part 2
Antonio Aloia    Leo Tamaki began training aikido under Nobuyoshi Tamura and traveled to Japan in to train at Aikikai Hombu. He returned to France in , where he opened up a martial arts equipment business and began a martial arts blog. Tamaki returned to Japan in , training there for an additional...
21  décembre     18h29
Embracing Tradition and Transformation: A Conversation with Leo Tamaki, Part 1
Antonio Aloia    Leo Tamaki Sensei began his aikido training under Nobuyoshi Tamura and moved to Japan in to train at the Aikikai Hombu Dojo. He returned to France in , where he opened up a martial arts equipment business and began a martial arts blog. Tamaki returned to Japan in , training there for...
14  décembre     13h34
Shoji Nishio: Going Beyond O-Sensei
Antonio Aloia    The following is an excerpt from the newly released Aikido Pioneers: Postwar Era, which contains in person accounts and insights with many of the closest post WWII students of the founder of aikido, including Shoji Nishio Sensei. Shoji Nishio was born in in Aomori, in northern Japan. In ,...
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Mitsunari Kanai: Aikiken
Antonio Aloia    The following is an excerpt from the newly released Aikido Pioneers: Postwar Era, which contains in person accounts and insights with many of the closest post WWII students of the founder of aikido, including Mitsunari Kanai Sensei. Mitsunari Kanai was born in in Manchuria, where his father...
07  décembre     18h40
T. K. Chiba: The Technical Aspects of Budo
Antonio Aloia    The following is an excerpt from the newly released Aikido Pioneers: Postwar Era, which contains in person accounts and insights with many of the closest post WWII students of the founder of aikido, including T. K. Chiba Sensei. T. K. Chiba was born in in Tokyo, Japan. At fourteen years of age...
30  novembre     15h42
Morihiro Saito: Meeting O-Sensei
Antonio Aloia    The following is an excerpt from the newly released Aikido Pioneers: Postwar Era, which contains in person accounts and insights with many of the closest post WWII students of the founder of aikido, including Morihiro Saito Sensei. Morihiro Saito was born in in Ibaraki Prefecture. He began...