Aikido Yoshinkan: The Hard Style Aikido
January 18th, 2009
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“Aikido Yoshinkan”
Within the world of Aikido a variety of styles exists. The major ones include Aikikai, Yoshinkan Yoseikan, Shodokan Aikido, Ki Society and Iwama. Aikikai is a style led by O-sensei’s decendants and remains to be the largest Aikido organization.
Meanwhile, Aikido Yoshinkan was founded by Gozo Shioda and is known for its rigid practice of being precise or accurate. The Shodokan Aikido use to train with sparring and rule based competitions. The Ki Society in the meantime focuses on special training or programs for developing the ki. The Iwama style gives more attention to integration of weapon and barehand techniques. These are just a few of the major schools of Aikido. Let us focus on one: the Yoshinkan style. Read more…
Categories: Martial Arts Aikido, Aikido Schools, Aikido Styles, Aikido Techniques, Aikido Yoshinkan, Aikidoka, Correct Execution, Decendants, Dosa, Founders, Hard Style, Iwama, Ki Society, Morihei Ueshiba, O Sensei, Shodokan, Spontaneity, Strict Adherence, Training Regimen, Understandings, Yoseikan, Yoshinkan

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