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23.01.2022 This was one of my first trips down to Shizuoka to train with Washizu Sensei. At that time it was very hard to connect with the dojo as no one answers the phone in the dojo and it took a few months of diligent calling to make a connection. I am forever indebted to Kinzo Kajiyama Sensei for all his help and support and very glad someone finally answered the phone!

23.01.2022 Hiki Komi Gaeshi

21.01.2022 SOBRE LA PRÁCTICA DE ARTES MARCIALES: Si se preguntan: ¿por qué muy pocas personas entrenan artes marciales? Pero muchos fantasean con ellas.. Si se preguntan: ...¿por qué hay muchas personas en los gimnasios pero pocas en un Dojo? Y esas les gusta pegarle a un saco. La respuesta es simple: No es por el ejercicio, ni el riesgo que conlleva practicarlas, no es por que no tengan tiempo, tampoco es porqué no tienen dinero, no es porqué les queda lejos, etc,etc. Obedece a otra razón: Es por los valores que implican, porque esa es la esencia y la base del arte marcial. Y la auténtica diciplina es algo que muy pocas personas tienen, porqué es llevar una vida diferente y ser ejemplo cómo amigo, vecino, compañero, líder, empleado,etc. Y hoy en día esos valores y costumbres se han perdido, incluso la mayoría lo ven cómo algo malo. Un bdoka hace lo correcto, no lo que a él le convenga. Por más que todo el mundo vaya en una dirección si eso está mal el autentico practicante de Artes Marciales siempre se opondrá. Y lo hará porque conoce lo que es el Meiyo (Honor) y sabe que para el Samurai fue siempre la virtud más importante de todas. El auténtico samurái sólo tiene un juez de su propio honor, porque es él mismo. Las decisiones que toma y cómo las lleva a cabo son un reflejo de quién es en realidad. No puede ocultarse de sí. Esto se trata de valores morales. De modo que cuando te sientas perdido querido compañero del DO (camino marcial) o te sientas hundirte en una sociedad que cada día tiene menos sentido: resiste!! Sí, tú resiste y mantente a flote, lucha con todas tus fuerzas para sacar la cabeza del agua y respirar el aire puro que solamente proviene de una conciencia tranquila y un espíritu correcto. Espero te haya gustado.

14.01.2022 Learning doesn't require humility, it demand it! The day you stop learning is the day you stop living. https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=679110152937267

13.01.2022 Técnicas básicas de Judo. #judo #defensapersonal #jiujitsu #artesmarciales #Kaisendo

09.01.2022 Anyone checked out Cobra Kai on Netflix?

06.01.2022 Clarification... Some of y’all read my post about titles and the word Sifu & thought I meant that I disdained it or was anti-title. I’m not at all anti-title.... Really, re-read that other post carefully. You’ll NEVER catch me referring to Guro Dan Inosanto as Dan or Prof. Roy Harris as Roy or Matsuoka Haruo Sensei as Haruo or any of my late teachers by first name. I don’t even address Pavel Tsatsouline by anything other than Sir normally. What I’m saying is that we shouldn’t rely on those titles to carry weight on, exert authority over other people, or manipulate others. Using titles in addressing others as a show of genuine respect or affection is part of clear communication to me. I have no insecurity about showing the people the respect they deserve because I don’t have a chip on my shoulder about respecting them. If I did, then maybe I should look more closely at what lies at the root of that kind of insecurity & arrogance. As teachers, instructors, or subject matter experts, we should be constantly accountable to the responsibilities our titles bring with them... and that the successful and consistent responsibilities come well before privilege. So if you focus enough on being about it in the best way with every shred of your being, then trust that game will recognize game when it’s undeniable. And, to me, part of that responsibility is showing respect to the older lions that blazed a trail for us cubs to come up through. #diligence #confidence #hardwork #respect #gamerecognizegame #sifu #titles #leadership #authenticity #lineage #tradition #choice #freewill #honor #lookdeeper #culture

06.01.2022 From the wonderful Phillipe Galais Sensei.

03.01.2022 https://fb.watch/3Ep5gtCf8o/

02.01.2022 A big congratulations to Colin Niland Sensei on being awarded the rank of Sandan in Gyokushin Ryu Aikido. Effort ensures results!

02.01.2022 Awesome to see Professor Jay Zeballos get a shout out from both Joe Rogan and Russell Peters. Blessed to have him as a friend, mentor and teacher. https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=324384178960500

01.01.2022 Welcome! This group is dedicated to the research, study and preservation of Aiki through the lens of Pre-World War 2 Aiki Budo and applying those principles, techniques and teachings in a modern day context and perspective. Kenkyukai denotes an organisation for Martial research. Thanks to technology and social media, we can bring like minded practitioners together in the exchange and pursuit of knowledge. As in Budo, everything begins and end with respect and gratitude. Correct etiquette is mandatory and while debate is certainly encouraged, please do so in a respectful manner. Please share this page with like minded Budoka who are interested in a martial approach to their Aiki.