We are very excited to announce the pre-order of Takahiko Ishikawa: Judo's Quiet Master is now available! Secure your eBook today! Paperback and hardback available 9/16! Follow this link: https://rb.gy/sh48h6 Special Thanks to those who supported the crowdfunding campaign: Dan Piller, Robert McKeown, Philip Ameris, Barbara Russo, Gina Russo, Simona Zhuravska, Patrick deMunecas, Andrew Wai, … Continue reading Judo Biography Pre-order Available!
Over the last several months, MAYTT has been conducting a large number of aiki-based interviews as well as working on similar related editorial content for the chronicle.Due to such a high volume of newly populated material, we here at MAYTT are officially declaring June to be Aiki Month! In addition to all the new content … Continue reading Aiki Month June 2024
While I was attending graduate school, I began participating in the university’s judo club. This was my first formal introduction to judo. I had taken several informal classes years before, but the club afforded me the opportunity to train regularly. This affiliation with the judo club ultimately led me to practice the Gentle Way in … Continue reading Pre-Order Campaign Announcement
April marks a special month in Philadelphian martial arts history, especially for the American Kenpo Karate practitioners in the area. This month would be the ninetieth birthday of the late Sifu J. Donald Burrier. Many of the older, more seasoned Kenpo practitioners would remember a Navy man who knew his art through and through, who … Continue reading Unveiling: Martial Arts Making a Difference
Over sixty participants gathered on a Saturday afternoon to discuss the future of aikido amidst the COVID pandemic. A panel of six aikidoka with which included medical and business backgrounds, facilitated the discussion on how the aikido community should move forward, looking at both the scientific and the business aspects of this global crisis. On … Continue reading Aikido Solstice Seminar Meeting: Aikido and COVID – What Now?
With schools, clubs, and workout spaces closed for the COVID-19 lockdown/quarantine, many aikidoka are forced to train within the safety of their homes. Seeing such an opportunity to assist the many practitioners homebound throughout the world, Aikido Shimbokukai hosted the first virtual bridge seminar, via Zoom. With over 130 participants joining the groundbreaking seminar, six … Continue reading The COVID-19 Aikido Bridge Seminar
On April 16th, Aiki Extensions hosted what would become the first of many conferences, bringing together aikido practitioners from all around the world. In an effort for solidarity, event organizers Robert Kent, Jamie Zimron, and Quentin Cooke invited speakers from Israel, Turkey, Greece, Poland, and other locations to convey the effects of the recent COVID-19 … Continue reading COVID-19 and the Aikido Community: The Aiki Extensions Initiative
Martial Arts of Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow 