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WARWICK Aikido
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Aikido techniques include joint locks, pins, controls and throws, which use the attacker's strength and weight against them. Therefore Aikido can be practiced by anyone regardless of size or strength. We practice in a relaxed, but serious manner and always welcome beginners. So if you want to gain self-confidence and learn self-defence then please come along to find out more.
Aikido is a modern Japanese martial art that was developed early last century by Morihei Ueshiba (1883-1969). In Japanese, Aikido means "the way of harmony with the force and principle of nature." Master Ueshiba sought to develop a martial art which was more in harmony with his philosophical and spiritual beliefs. Aikido is distinctly non-competitive and does not hold contests.
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The University of Warwick Aikido Club is taught by Chris Mooney Sensei, 6th Dan Shihan, and other teachers from Ei Mei Kan, where Mooney Sensei is the Chief Instructor. Mooney Sensei has 25 year of experience in Aikido teaching. Ei Mei Kan is part of the British Birankai affiliated to Birankai International, created by Chiba Sensei, 8th Dan Shihan. In the 1960s, Chiba Sensei was the first teacher sent to the UK. Today Chiba Sensei is the Chief Instructor of the Birankai International, but visits the UK regularly to conduct courses.
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To find out more about us, visit our website at http://www.sunion.warwick.ac.uk/aikido

Executive Committee
President
Treasurer
Secretary
Social Secretary |
William Simpson
Zimu Xu
Ayman Boustati
Geoffrey Missud |
You can contact the committee by emailing aikido@sunion.warwick.ac.uk - we check our email regularly
To find out more about us, visit our website at http://www.sunion.warwick.ac.uk/aikido
Aikido
Aikido Constitution 2010-11
Aikido-Code-of-Conduct-08-09.doc
Aikido-Risk-Assessment-08-09.doc
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