“Relax Completely Means Relax Completely:” David Fultz Remembers John Eley and the Early Years of Ki Society Aikido Part II
David Fultz began studying Judo in 1968 at the University of Chicago Judo Club, where he trained under Dr. Paul Harper and Barry Brunsden. In January 1975, Fultz began studying Aikido with John Eley at the University of Chicago Aikido Club. He remained with Eley for twenty-seven years, serving as his second in command and…
“Relax Completely Means Relax Completely:” David Fultz Remembers John Eley and the Early Years of Ki Society Aikido Part I
David Fultz began studying Judo in 1968 at the University of Chicago Judo Club, where he trained under Dr. Paul Harper and Barry Brunsden. In January 1975, Fultz began studying Aikido with John Eley at the University of Chicago Aikido Club. He remained with Eley for twenty-seven years, serving as his second in command and…
Preserving the Yoshinkan Tradition in Chicago: Charles Southern Remembers Robert Hackett and Gilbert James Part II
Charles Southern began studying Yoshinkan Aikido in 1982 while attending college after his sister told him about a class near her workplace. He began training under Robert Hackett and Gilbert James, two early Yoshinkan practitioners in Chicago, who had studied under Robert “Commander” Cramer and helped establish the Midwest Yoshinkan Aikido Association in the late…
Preserving the Yoshinkan Tradition in Chicago: Charles Southern Remembers Robert Hackett and Gilbert James Part I
Charles Southern began studying Yoshinkan Aikido in 1982 while attending college after his sister told him about a class near her workplace. He began training under Robert Hackett and Gilbert James, two early Yoshinkan practitioners in Chicago, who had studied under Robert “Commander” Cramer and helped establish the Midwest Yoshinkan Aikido Association in the late…
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