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An Aikikai dojo offering instruction in aikido. Classes are taught by full-time aikido instructors who hold dan grades recognized by the Aikikai Foundation in Japan, and instruction is given in both Chinese and English. The center also receives delegation from Aikikai Hombu Dojo to conduct grading examinations, with kyu/dan grade certificates issued directly by the Aikido World Headquarters in Japan.

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An Aikikai dojo offering instruction in Aikido. Officially set up in the city of Beijing, China in 2006, aiming to bring out the beauty of Aikido so that more people in China can achieve a deeper appreciation of the art. Aikido classes are taught by full-time aikido instructors who hold dan grades recognized by the Aikikai Foundation, Japan. Bilingual (Chinese and English) instruction. Receives delegation from Aikikai Hombu Dojo to conduct grading examinations in Beijing, China. Kyu/dan grade certificates to be issued directly by the Aikido World Headquarters, Tokyo, Japan.

Aikido is a Japanese form of martial art based on the principles of universal harmony developed by Founder Morihei Ueshiba (O’Sensei) in the 1920s. Aikido is essentially non-violent and non-competitive. Force is never opposed with force. In handling an attack, an aikidoka will maintain centred and move to harmonize with the attacking force, guiding it with flowing circular motions to control and overcome the attacker. A variety of techniques may then be applied, in the form of locks or throws. Aikido is a graceful yet highly effective form of martial art, drawing its effectiveness from technical precision, timing, distance and mind-body-spirit coordination. It is therefore possible to defend oneself from an opponent of superior size and strength using soft, smooth and fluid movements.

Dojos available in Guomao and Yayuncun, offering daily training (except dojo holidays). 2 hours per session. Weapons (bokken & jo) practice during weekend training. Male/Female changing rooms & shower facilities available. Self-provide towel & small lock for locker.

Training hours for Dojo in Yayuncun (Beiyuanlu): Mon,Wed,Fri 7:45-9:45 pm

Please visit the website for full schedule and fee details.

Aikido Seidojuku Dojo also has an official blog offering a variety of aikido video clips, photos and articles. Please visit: http://blog.aikikai-beijing.com

Contributed by cnseidojuku

4 months ago