Even though he was very spectacular with his skills, he found himself not glad with his skills. He knew that there was more to it, and began to look into religion, hoping that he would find a greater significance with life – pursuing ...

Most advanced students and instructors I have come into contact with express great admiration for the founder of aikido, Morihei Ueshiba O-Sensei. For most, he represents the highest level of skill so far attained in the art. ...

Think of the possibilities to improve your Aikido practice and teaching skills! The “Lost Seminars” featuring Morihiro Saito Shihan, 9th dan! » Previous: Brian Kagen pick: “List of Judoka” from wikipedia.com ...

We believe that an informed readership with knowledge of the history, techniques and philosophy of aikido is essential to the growth of the art and its adherence to the principles espoused by Aikido Founder Morihei Ueshiba. Until his death in 1979, Kenji Tomiki Sensei was one of the most ... Also, unlike the old days, when they had numerous actual chances to try their skills in combat situations, in the modern society, we do not have the chances to test our skills.” ...