L ' ' Aikido is a martial art? Second Part:

In my previous article, I attempted to establish hard style of Aikido which was introduced to the West in 1950. I would like to underline the fact that I have any satisfaction from publicly criticize Aikido and I have much less satisfaction when I see Aikido to be ridiculed.

To continue from one side ...

Hard training

Training and exercises in those early times were very hard and physical style of karate with kicks and punches an integral part of our heating, followed by 200 pushups on the back of the wrist, fingers pointing towards the inside ' and ' exterior, very often, while you were in the lifted position Abbe Sensei instruct another student to sit on your backas we were the only group of ' five Dan ranks in the United Kingdom and throughout the dojo itself then this was the formation in all dojo d ' Aikido in the United Kingdom and today we are the only organization of Aikido ' still doing these downturns.

Purists say " these inflections are bad for you " what really means is that they can do, all this is part of the ' weakening of traditional Aikido.

Choreography

Aikidoists are often accused of practicing Aikido choreography " " and to be honest I must admit that these allegations are very often justified, with Uke (attacker) prepares to break down well before he makes his attack, and most of them attack off balance, then any multiple of techniques possible with minimal effort and, of courseThis makes Tori (Defender) " " look fantastic.

What is really sad is that these people believe that this is a good Aikido. Kenshiro Abbe Sensei always said to us that " two " training students at the same time, it is that Uke is learning and improving its techniques of offense and his opponent Tori is also the ' learning and improve its defence techniques, while there we trained with Abbe Sensei if uke's foot or the heel came off the mat as he attacked the master Abbe would offend a good leg shot with a shinai (bamboo sword) who would then say: " my English is bad, but my shinai speaks fluently! ".

If Uke attacks in equilibrium, then it is clear that the technique of bulls must be good and strong to launch him, and as Master Abbe said so many times " are two " training students. Mark Eastman a strong degree Dan young with me recently went to a seminar where c ' was a 6° dan. The 6° dan refused to use it as Uke stating " can't use it as not blend well with me ", he was not only inconvenient or difficult attack on balance.

Diluted training

Today all these exercises and traditional training methods have changed to a simple warm-up routine with jumping up and down in place and a lot of deep spiritual discussions. intense exercise is now considered to be aggressive and not in harmony with the true spirit of Aikido '.

foot of uke or heel came off the mat as he attacked the master Abbe would offend a good leg shot with a shinai (bamboo sword) who would then say: " my English is bad, but my shinai speaks fluently! ".

If Uke attacks in equilibrium, then it is clear that the technique of bulls must be good and strong to launch him, and as Master Abbe said so many times " are two " training students. Mark Eastman a strong degree Dan young with me recently went to a seminar where c ' was a 6° dan. The 6° dan refused to use it as Uke stating " can't use it as not blend well with me ", he was not only inconvenient or difficult attack on balance.

Diluted training

Today all these exercises and traditional training methods have changed to a simple warm-up routine with jumping up and down in place and a lot of deep spiritual discussions. intense exercise is now considered to be aggressive and not in harmony with the true spirit of Aikido '.

Abbe Sensei said that education has developed the hard spirit, indicated also Ki during those early days, as demonstrated by the power of his technique, when asked to explain the meaning of Ki, said not to worry as this would be a Ki part of our training and development.

He then said: " Only when you reach the first Dan you will be able to understand the true concept of Ki as a further extension of your Aikido. " I still believe that the line of thought, and the instructors of our dojo very rarely talk about Ki although is taught as an integral and important part of our training and study.

Ki Aikido

Although it is generally recognized as Ki spirit and breathing during the ' application of the technique, each teacher and student will offer a very wide and varied and sometimes bizarre interpretation of the meaning of this word is so overused. The main problems arise and are created by the same teachers, which very often mislead their students to the extent that they almost believe that Ki is a form of magic. The following is an excellent example of a very important Aikido section letters journals.

Title: The Spirit of Protection

I am a Carpenter and 2 kyu Aikido. I was working in a large new house doing a repair job, I had finished my work and was heading towards a long stairway, when I noticed two owners son of years was heading towards the same stairs from the opposite direction. While approached the top of the ladder that I was looking at, and not where it was going. I was too far away to grab it, then I turned to him (irimi) and slipped his arm straight to him, my " Ki " crossed face kids ' and the back of his head, fell to ' back and started to cry. The mother heard him crying and climbed the stairs, when I told her what had happened, she thanked me, I said I thank " thanks " Aikido.

That poor girl could now be disturbed as the writer.

He said that hard training developed the spirit, has also indicated Ki during those early days as demonstrated the power of his technique, when asked to explain the meaning of Ki, said not to worry as that would be a Ki part of our training and development.

He then said: " Only when you reach the first Dan you will be able to understand the true concept of Ki as a further extension of your Aikido. " I still believe that the line of thought, and the instructors of our dojo very rarely talk about Ki although is taught as an integral and important part of our training and study.

Ki Aikido

Although it is generally recognized as Ki spirit and breathing during the ' application of the technique, each teacher and student will offer a very wide and varied and sometimes bizarre interpretation of the meaning of this word is so overused. The main problems arise and are created by the same teachers, which very often mislead their students to the extent that they almost believe that Ki is a form of magic. The following is an excellent example of a very important Aikido section letters journals.

Title: The Spirit of Protection

I am a Carpenter and 2 kyu Aikido. I was working in a large new house doing a repair job, I had finished my work and was heading towards a long stairway, when I noticed two owners son of years was heading towards the same stairs from the opposite direction. While approached the top of the ladder that I was looking at, and not where it was going. I was too far away to grab it, then I turned to him (irimi) and slipped his arm straight to him, my " Ki " crossed face kids ' and the back of his head, fell to ' back and started to cry. The mother heard him crying and climbed the stairs, when I told her what had happened, she thanked me, I said I thank " thanks " Aikido.

That poor girl could now be disturbed as the writer.

Harry Potter Ryu

There are many misleading examples which I will refer in the next articles, is this kind of nonsense that casts doubt on the credibility Aikidos Are fully aware that every martial art has its own version of Harry Potter " " in their ranks, what I fail to understand is that there are more of them in all other Aikido martial arts combined.

The reason why I'm so critical and vociferous on Aikido is that every day I see these people water down this great martial art that I have spent most of my life studying, teaching and promoting ' for the past 46 years. I often get asked " Sensei, who do you think is the best and worst " martial art.

I do always the same answer: " all martial arts are good, if c ' is a problem with any martial art, then it may be only the people who represent that particular art that distort their art.
Continues in part 3 ...

L ' ' Aikido is a martial art? : Part I

At first glance the title above I'm sure a lot of angry Aikidoist will, it is assumed that this is the ' yet another attack on credibility of Aikido other martial artists. On this occasion are totally wrong, I was a student of Aikido from 1956, in those early days I started Judo in 1955 at the school of Kenshiro Abbe of Budo, I studied with Harada Karate and Kendo with master Tomio Tani Sensei, ' or so with my background I feel that I have something to offer to this debate.

First Impressions

L ' Aikido I saw the first time is demonstrated by Master Abbe in 1956 was undoubtedly a positive martial art. I was immediately struck by his positive techniques and power, and in those days my fellow martial artists and I have been in no doubt that we have witnessed a devastating new form of self-defense as demonstrated by Kenshiro Abbe Sensei. Maestro Abbe had started his career in martial arts at ' the age of five years and has become a legend in life. At eighteen he was the youngest champion of Judo in Japan and also the youngest 5° Dan at the Kodokan's world-famous. Later he became the oldest ever all Japan Judo Champion at the age of thirty-three years '.

When the master Abbe arrived in United Kingdom in 1955 is 8° Dan Judo, 6° Dan Karate, Kendo, 6° Dan 6° Dan Kyudo, 6° Dan Aikido, the question must be asked, would this have been studying Aikido Budo master if he is not believed to be a martial art?

And ' my opinion that the teacher would not have studied the Abbe ' Aikido as it is today.

All Japan's Judo Champion and also the youngest 5° Dan at the Kodokan's world-famous. Later he became the oldest ever all Japan Judo Champion at the age of thirty-three years '.

When the master Abbe arrived in United Kingdom in 1955 is 8° Dan Judo, 6° Dan Karate, Kendo, 6° Dan 6° Dan Kyudo, 6° Dan Aikido, the question must be asked, would this have been studying Aikido Budo master if he is not believed to be a martial art?

And ' my opinion that the teacher would not have studied the Abbe ' Aikido as it is today.

First Impressions

L ' Aikido I saw the first time is demonstrated by Master Abbe in 1956 was undoubtedly a positive martial art. I was immediately struck by his positive techniques and power, and in those days my fellow martial artists and I have been in no doubt that we have witnessed a devastating new form of self-defense as demonstrated by Kenshiro Abbe Sensei. Maestro Abbe had started his career in martial arts at ' the age of five years and has become a legend in life. At eighteen he was the youngest champion of Judo in Japan and also the youngest 5° Dan at the Kodokan's world-famous. Later he became the oldest ever all Japan Judo Champion at the age of thirty-three years '.

When the master Abbe arrived in United Kingdom in 1955 is 8° Dan Judo, 6° Dan Karate, Kendo, 6° Dan 6° Dan Kyudo, 6° Dan Aikido, the question must be asked, would this have been studying Aikido Budo master if he is not believed to be a martial art?

And ' my opinion that the teacher would not have studied the Abbe ' Aikido as it is today.

All Japan's Judo Champion and also the youngest 5° Dan at the Kodokan's world-famous. Later he became the oldest ever all Japan Judo Champion at the age of thirty-three years '.

When the master Abbe arrived in United Kingdom in 1955 is 8° Dan Judo, 6° Dan Karate, Kendo, 6° Dan 6° Dan Kyudo, 6° Dan Aikido, the question must be asked, would this have been studying Aikido Budo master if he is not believed to be a martial art?

And ' my opinion that the teacher would not have studied the Abbe ' Aikido as it is today.

First Impressions

L ' Aikido I saw the first time is demonstrated by Master Abbe in 1956 was undoubtedly a positive martial art. I was immediately struck by his positive techniques and power, and in those days my fellow martial artists and I have been in no doubt that we have witnessed a devastating new form of self-defense as demonstrated by Kenshiro Abbe Sensei. Maestro Abbe had started his career in martial arts at ' the age of five years and has become a legend in life. At eighteen he was the youngest champion of Judo in Japan and also the youngest 5° Dan at the Kodokan's world-famous. Later he became the oldest ever all Japan Judo Champion at the age of thirty-three years '.

When the master Abbe arrived in United Kingdom in 1955 is 8° Dan Judo, 6° Dan Karate, Kendo, 6° Dan 6° Dan Kyudo, 6° Dan Aikido, the question must be asked, would this have been studying Aikido Budo master if he is not believed to be a martial art?

And ' my opinion that the teacher would not have studied the Abbe ' Aikido as it is today.

All Japan's Judo Champion and also the youngest 5° Dan at the Kodokan's world-famous. Later he became the oldest ever all Japan Judo Champion at the age of thirty-three years '.

When the master Abbe arrived in United Kingdom in 1955 is 8° Dan Judo, 6° Dan Karate, Kendo, 6° Dan 6° Dan Kyudo, 6° Dan Aikido, the question must be asked, would this have been studying Aikido Budo master if he is not believed to be a martial art?

And ' my opinion that the teacher would not have studied the Abbe ' Aikido as it is today.

First Impressions

L ' Aikido I saw the first time is demonstrated by Master Abbe in 1956 was undoubtedly a positive martial art. I was immediately struck by his positive techniques and power, and in those days my fellow martial artists and I have been in no doubt that we have witnessed a devastating new form of self-defense as demonstrated by Kenshiro Abbe Sensei. Maestro Abbe had started his career in martial arts at ' the age of five years and has become a legend in life. At eighteen he was the youngest champion of Judo in Japan and also the youngest 5° Dan at the Kodokan's world-famous. Later he became the oldest ever all Japan Judo Champion at the age of thirty-three years '.

When the master Abbe arrived in United Kingdom in 1955 is 8° Dan Judo, 6° Dan Karate, Kendo, 6° Dan 6° Dan Kyudo, 6° Dan Aikido, the question must be asked, would this have been studying Aikido Budo master if he is not believed to be a martial art?

And ' my opinion that the teacher would not have studied the Abbe ' Aikido as it is today.

What no Golf Bag should leave

Whether you're a professional golfer or a rookie trying your best to learn the tricks of the trade, golf can be a very difficult to learn. Without the right equipment, becoming an experienced player can be almost impossible. So before you hit the fairway, here are some pieces of equipment you should make sure that you have in your golf bag:

Drivers-the drivers are wood golf clubs (although they call it " " wood, many have the metal head) that are used to hit the ball long distances. This club is usually used for the shot from the tee-shot as it is farther from the hole.

Cuneo-Cuneo are metal clubs used to lift the ball as opposed to shooting it far distances. These would be used for high shots onto the green, possibly to escape from a bunker.

Putters-A putter is a golf club which is used for short distance and accuracy. Once you are on the Green and close enough to the hole, the putter is the best club in order to make the shot.

Tees-Every golfer needs tees in their bag. A shirt is a small wedge that fits into the soil to the ball. The tee elevates the golf ball and makes it easier to hit. Tees are intended to be used on the first shot of a hole.

Golf Balls-golf ball is a small, hard ball which is ridged, in order to reduce wind resistance. And ' impossible to play a game of golf without a golf ball and to assume you will only need one for a whole game is a little presumptuous '. Even the best golfer in the world lose the ball on the field at some point, so it is important to make sure you have Back-UPS. Most golfers like to keep from 3 to 9 extra balls in their bag, just in case.

Golf accessories-when it comes to a golf bag, golf accessories can mean anything from grips to sunglasses and water. A game of golf can take a while and ' on a hot day a bottle d ' water is essential to keep the ' hydration. Sunglasses are a key component for shots that require looking in the direction of the Sun, without sunglasses these shots would be almost impossible.

Golf bag components are the key factors that can potentially make or break your game. Without the right equipment, even the best golfer in the world would not be at par. If you want to be the ultimate golf champion and you think you have the drive to do so, grab your clubs and tee-off with these pieces of golf equipment that will bring you one step closer to becoming the King (or Queen) of the fairway.

Women's Golf equality

Women have been trying for years to be seen as competition among men, especially in sports. Unfortunately, the company does not allow you to measure the ability of women on the same scale of abilities of men. Golf is one of the few sports that show great potential of men and women to compete on the same level. Recently, there have been many developments in the world of women's golf.

women's golf has become extremely popular in recent years and currently there are many professional players there are women as men. golf equipment companies have also recognized the ' amount of women interested in this sport and have customized many pieces of golf equipment including golf clubs, golf bags and driver to be more comfortable for women. You can also have your own golf equipment custom-made; golf make more comfortable and efficient for women because these clubs were often large. These are just some of the initiatives that have been adopted to accommodate women in the world of golf and ensure that they are comfortable and treated as equally as possible.

' Women's golf associations as the LPGA have contributed to the popularity of women's golf and women given the respect they deserve. women golfers are now in Golf Digest magazine, Golf for Women and a number of other magazines exclusively dedicated to women's golf. videos and TV shows are also contributing to the popularity of this sport and give women the " guide " they need to pursue a career in this field.

Ted to the popularity of women's golf and women given the respect they deserve. women golfers are now in Golf Digest magazine, Golf for Women and a number of other magazines exclusively dedicated to women's golf. videos and TV shows are also contributing to the popularity of this sport and give women the " guide " they need to pursue a career in this field.

It was not until the beginning of this ' ' year, the women's golf made a leaping step in the right direction when professional golfer and top LPGA player, Annika Sorenstam was told he could play against men in a PGA tournament. Many people predicted how they thought Sorenstam would do when tito-off against some of the best male golfers in the world. Some people were still actively supported to help, while others were chauvinistic and down-right rude.

Phil Mickelson, 2° in overall moneymaking l ' last year, had no problem playing against a woman and claimed that he thought Sorenstam would have finished 20th overall, when you plan to itself to be 28. Other golf professionals, were not so eager to give the benefit of the doubt Sorenstam. Vijah Singh actually resigned from the tournament because he felt he could not play with a woman. He claimed that Sorenstam simply " " not belong to a men's tournament.

However, having a woman play in the PGA, even for a short period, it was a huge result, which could pave the way for future development in women's golf.

The early days of the British Aikido

In 1957, I was studying Judo and Karate school Abbot of Budo at the " Refuge at Hillingdon, Middlesex ", a suburb of London. My teacher was Ken Williams Sensei, and we were all students of Kenshiro Abbe Sensei (8° dan Judo, 6° dan Aikido, and 5° dan of Karate and Kendo). At that time, very few people in the United Kingdom had heard of Aikido.

Around 1957, Abbe said Mr. Williams, who had received a letter from O-Sensei instuctors saying that outside of Japan has given permission to teach Aikido to anyone who wanted to learn. Mr. Williams was first pupil Abbe Aikido Sensei. Eventually, the Abbe did Mr. Williams Master national coach of Aikido, and became Assistant to Mr. Williams-I stayed for about 15 years.

Abbe Aikido Sensei was the pre-war style of Aiki-Jutsu, which was very physical. Both Sensei Abbe Sensei and Williams were excellent instructors, who worked very hard for us while promoting Aikido to train audiences initially unreceptive. Abbe Sensei and Williams led eight of us until 1° dan. At the moment, we were the only votes dan in Britain, and we were all in a dojo. practice on Sunday morning was only for dan grades. Williams Sensei lock the doors of the dojo, and the actual practice seriously would begin. Williams Sensei dan degrees allow more young people to try and prove to be against him, but had no success.

Williams Sensei began to visit other dojo and introduce the ' Aikido. He was a highly respected teacher, Judo and this helped organize visits to the Judo club. Occasionally, a judo instructor would allow a few students to practice Aikido in a corner of the carpet.

In the early days, the formation was extremely difficult, with the accent on ' exercise very tiring. My students and I used to train four or five nights a week and Sunday mornings. After the ' execution for several kilometres, it would return to the carpet and run 200 push ups on the shoulders of our wrists, which we then followed up with the general practice and other practice lasts two hours.

When I was classified 1° Dan with master Abbe, Williams Sensei instructed me to take a good student as an Assistant. I chose a young man of 17 years under the name Derek Eastman, who is now 3° Dan and technical director or our office in Basingstoke. Mr. Eastman is still a faithful friend after all these years. Aikido practice in a corner of the carpet.

In the early days, the formation was extremely difficult, with the accent on ' exercise very tiring. My students and I used to train four or five nights a week and Sunday mornings. After the ' execution for several kilometres, it would return to the carpet and run 200 push ups on the shoulders of our wrists, which we then followed up with the general practice and other practice lasts two hours.

When I was classified 1° Dan with master Abbe, Williams Sensei instructed me to take a good student as an Assistant. I chose a young man of 17 years under the name Derek Eastman, who is now 3° Dan and technical director or our office in Basingstoke. Mr. Eastman is still a faithful friend after all these years.

When Mr. Eastman reached 1° Dan and I was 2° Dan, William Sensei have advised us to travel and spread the word Aikido. Both Mr. Eastman and there I quit our jobs and traveled throughout the United Kingdom. And ' was very difficult to introduce the ' Aikido, because many had never heard of. Mr. Eastman and I came out of the House and walked to the Midlands, without money or hope. We would like to visit the judo club and katate, sports centres, etc. In some areas, where sensei Williams had already introduced the ' Aikido, we would like to find an accommodation with students, and we paid a small fee for ' teaching. Where there was ', we all Aikido take jobs for a couple of days to feed ourselves. In a zone, we have worked as assistants to a firm of undertakers. We had to goto the ' morgue, collect the bodies. And bring them up to the chapel. (Once the boss caught me in the chapel of rest with a local girl that I had, that at rest.-one who was alive and well he was very angry.)

We have also worked as sweepers, wearing bowler hats that attracted a great deal of attention from the girls.

In the North of England ', the girls loved to hear the ' accent of London or the South, and this was a great help with invitations for dinner. But it was still a struggle to survive.

We have also worked in factories, steel, and had many other jobs around the country. Without doubt, the worst was repairing an old railway line. We used to call the " death railway ". Needless to say we didn't stay on the job very long.

L ' author with Sensei Nakazono, Santa Fe, NM (1991)

Yet as I look back life in Aikido, I think this was a really great time. As with all the memories, we tend to forget the bad times and remember the good. We have contributed greatly to the promotion of Aikido, and do not regret a day of it. nited Kingdom. And ' was very difficult to introduce the ' Aikido, because many had never heard of. Mr. Eastman and I came out of the House and walked to the Midlands, without money or hope. We would like to visit the judo club and katate, sports centres, etc. In some areas, where sensei Williams had already introduced the ' Aikido, we would like to find an accommodation with students, and we paid a small fee for ' teaching. Where there was ', we all Aikido take jobs for a couple of days to feed ourselves. In a zone, we have worked as assistants to a firm of undertakers. We had to goto the ' morgue, collect the bodies. And bring them up to the chapel. (Once the boss caught me in the chapel of rest with a local girl that I had, that at rest.-one who was alive and well he was very angry.)

We have also worked as sweepers, wearing bowler hats that attracted a great deal of attention from the girls.

In the North of England ', the girls loved to hear the ' accent of London or the South, and this was a great help with invitations for dinner. But it was still a struggle to survive.

We have also worked in factories, steel, and had many other jobs around the country. Without doubt, the worst was repairing an old railway line. We used to call the " death railway ". Needless to say we didn't stay on the job very long.

L ' author with Sensei Nakazono, Santa Fe, NM (1991)

Yet as I look back life in Aikido, I think this was a really great time. As with all the memories, we tend to forget the bad times and remember the good. We have contributed greatly to the promotion of Aikido, and do not regret a day of it.

Williams would all degrees Sensei Dan out to teach and demonstrate, in the hope that people will watch and listen. Our teaching is free, and this often allowed us to get free accommodation with students. Although Williams Sensei was not a particularly religious man, I remember saying: " you are my disciples, and now you must go out and teach the Gospel " Aikido.

In 60, Williams Sensei Earley called all Dan grades together and said he wanted us to participate in the longest and most important seminary until today. And ' was held in Cardiff in Wales. Demonstrations and interviews were to be televised. As usual, our structures had to be with local students. When we arrived at Cardiff Williams Sensei dojo and eight degrees Dan-all students crowded around saying: " Sensei, I stay with me? " a student politely took her arm and said: Master " I would be very glad if you could stay with me at Sunnybank Farm ". After living in London, I thought it would be a pleasure for me to stay on the farm for the weekend.
The student and I drove for miles in the wilds of rural Wales, eventually reaching a very remote farmhouse. The time seemed very cold but dry.

I woke up the next morning at 5 a.m. with hand taps and cows do what cows do to create noise. After I shook his head and realized where I was, I looked out the window. To my horror, I saw that snow had fallen and moved up to the Windows of the rooms. We were snowed for three days until a neighbor miles away we dug with a mechanical excavator. I missed the seminar and the television appearance. And ' was then that I decided to remain a city boy. sweepers, wearing bowler hats that attracted great attention from the girls.

In the North of England ', the girls loved to hear the ' accent of London or the South, and this was a great help with invitations for dinner. But it was still a struggle to survive.

We have also worked in factories, steel, and had many other jobs around the country. Without doubt, the worst was repairing an old railway line. We used to call the " death railway ". Needless to say we didn't stay on the job very long.

L ' author with Sensei Nakazono, Santa Fe, NM (1991)

Yet as I look back life in Aikido, I think this was a really great time. As with all the memories, we tend to forget the bad times and remember the good. We have contributed greatly to the promotion of Aikido, and do not regret a day of it.

Williams would all degrees Sensei Dan out to teach and demonstrate, in the hope that people will watch and listen. Our teaching is free, and this often allowed us to get free accommodation with students. Although Williams Sensei was not a particularly religious man, I remember saying: " you are my disciples, and now you must go out and teach the Gospel " Aikido.

In 60, Williams Sensei Earley called all Dan grades together and said he wanted us to participate in the longest and most important seminary until today. And ' was held in Cardiff in Wales. Demonstrations and interviews were to be televised. As usual, our structures had to be with local students. When we arrived at Cardiff Williams Sensei dojo and eight degrees Dan-all students crowded around saying: " Sensei, I stay with me? " a student politely took her arm and said: Master " I would be very glad if you could stay with me at Sunnybank Farm ". After living in London, I thought it would be a pleasure for me to stay on the farm for the weekend.
The student and I drove for miles in the wilds of rural Wales, eventually reaching a very remote farmhouse. The time seemed very cold but dry.

I woke up the next morning at 5 a.m. with hand taps and cows do what cows do to create noise. After I shook his head and realized where I was, I looked out the window. To my horror, I saw that snow had fallen and moved up to the Windows of the rooms. We were snowed for three days until a neighbor miles away we dug with a mechanical excavator. I missed the seminar and the television appearance. And ' was then that I decided to remain a city boy.

When Abbe Sensei told us that he had invited a new teacher from Japan to visit us, we were all very excited. We had never seen a Japanese Aikido teacher other then Abbe Sensei. The new master was Nakazono Sensei (then 6° Dan). Abbe Sensei told us that Nakazono Sensei teaches us for two weeks. And ' was two weeks of hell. Nakazono Sensei had practice on tatami for three hours in the morning and three hours in the afternoon, and then dan grades had to practise more three hours in the evening. During this workshop there were many broken bones and other injuries.
Abbe Sensei had taught us to be strong and not be thrown unless the technique was effective-that has proven to be strong respect for the teacher '. He also taught Uke to attack on the budget so as not to make shooting easy. As instructed, we would hit Abbe Sensei with a shinai and explain that, even if his English was not very good, the shinai spoke English fluently. So, in those early years, that was what you knew-l ' fighting art of Aikido. t was still a struggle to survive.

We have also worked in factories, steel, and had many other jobs around the country. Without doubt, the worst was repairing an old railway line. We used to call the " death railway ". Needless to say we didn't stay on the job very long.

L ' author with Sensei Nakazono, Santa Fe, NM (1991)

Yet as I look back life in Aikido, I think this was a really great time. As with all the memories, we tend to forget the bad times and remember the good. We have contributed greatly to the promotion of Aikido, and do not regret a day of it.

Williams would all degrees Sensei Dan out to teach and demonstrate, in the hope that people will watch and listen. Our teaching is free, and this often allowed us to get free accommodation with students. Although Williams Sensei was not a particularly religious man, I remember saying: " you are my disciples, and now you must go out and teach the Gospel " Aikido.

In 60, Williams Sensei Earley called all Dan grades together and said he wanted us to participate in the longest and most important seminary until today. And ' was held in Cardiff in Wales. Demonstrations and interviews were to be televised. As usual, our structures had to be with local students. When we arrived at Cardiff Williams Sensei dojo and eight degrees Dan-all students crowded around saying: " Sensei, I stay with me? " a student politely took her arm and said: Master " I would be very glad if you could stay with me at Sunnybank Farm ". After living in London, I thought it would be a pleasure for me to stay on the farm for the weekend.
The student and I drove for miles in the wilds of rural Wales, eventually reaching a very remote farmhouse. The time seemed very cold but dry.

I woke up the next morning at 5 a.m. with hand taps and cows do what cows do to create noise. After I shook his head and realized where I was, I looked out the window. To my horror, I saw that snow had fallen and moved up to the Windows of the rooms. We were snowed for three days until a neighbor miles away we dug with a mechanical excavator. I missed the seminar and the television appearance. And ' was then that I decided to remain a city boy.

When Abbe Sensei told us that he had invited a new teacher from Japan to visit us, we were all very excited. We had never seen a Japanese Aikido teacher other then Abbe Sensei. The new master was Nakazono Sensei (then 6° Dan). Abbe Sensei told us that Nakazono Sensei teaches us for two weeks. And ' was two weeks of hell. Nakazono Sensei had practice on tatami for three hours in the morning and three hours in the afternoon, and then dan grades had to practise more three hours in the evening. During this workshop there were many broken bones and other injuries.
Abbe Sensei had taught us to be strong and not be thrown unless the technique was effective-that has proven to be strong respect for the teacher '. He also taught Uke to attack on the budget so as not to make shooting easy. As instructed, we would hit Abbe Sensei with a shinai and explain that, even if his English was not very good, the shinai spoke English fluently. So, in those early years, that was what you knew-l ' fighting art of Aikido.

Women in martial arts

I was born in West London, in 1963, my father was very involved in martial arts and a degree dan of Karate was also a merchant of ancient Japanese weapons and armour, although my father has an antique shop in Bond Street in London, my house was more like a samurai warrior with clothes dressing room, original Japanese armor complete with very frighting masks for the face that he scared the life out of my friendsWhen ever came to visit, there were also many precious swords lance yari and naginata.

The Masters

My father would travel around the world in search of better weapons quality, what intrigued me more than one child was all these strange visitors who would come to my house, the famous family Otani were regular visitors with Sensei 7th Dan Judo Matsuro Otani, the United Kingdom national coach, Kenshiro Abbe Sensei, Tomio Otani Sensei United Kingdom national coach of kendo, visitors were like the ' who's who of martial arts, no later than two weeks ago I had the pleasure of meeting with Dan Sensei Kazuo Chiba eighth when he came to see my father.

Introduction to Aikido

As a child, I did a little ' of Karate with my father, but nothing serious until 1992 when I went to the local Aikido dojo in Bracknell, Berkshire, United Kingdom. All those years with my father and his Japanese weapons must have had a latent but profound effect on me while I watched Sensei Ellis teach her positive style of traditional Aikido I met there and then that this was the ' martial art for me.

s ago I was happy to meet with Dan Sensei Kazuo Chiba eighth when he came to find my father.

Introduction to Aikido

As a child, I did a little ' of Karate with my father, but nothing serious until 1992 when I went to the local Aikido dojo in Bracknell, Berkshire, United Kingdom. All those years with my father and his Japanese weapons must have had a latent but profound effect on me while I watched Sensei Ellis teach her positive style of traditional Aikido I met there and then that this was the ' martial art for me.

Hard training Begins

When I started Aikido I made a point of training with men and have treated me like one of them. With regular practice I progressed. I had now developed a bug hard training and started courses in physical training and weight-lifting amateur, after several years of hard work I am a qualified fitness trainer instructor and personal trainer training weight lifting amateur, the high light of all this effort was when Sensei Ellis me promoted to assistant coach of Traditional Aikido schools Ellis (ESTA) two years after I was promoted to Assistant first lady to itselfc not ' is never had never been a woman Assistant throughout the long history of ESTA, Sensei put me on a test of three months and 8 years onwards are still here.

In 1994 I received my coaching certificate from the British Aikido Board (BAB), which is the governing body for ' l ' Aikido in the United Kingdom. Once I became an Assistant to Sensei Ellis I was involved in teaching assistance ' both men and women and also helping with the children's classes.

point training with men and have treated me like one of them. With regular practice I progressed. I had now developed a bug hard training and started courses in physical training and weight-lifting amateur, after several years of hard work I am a qualified fitness trainer instructor and personal trainer training weight lifting amateur, the high light of all this effort was when Sensei Ellis me promoted to assistant coach of Traditional Aikido schools Ellis (ESTA) two years after I was promoted to Assistant first lady to itselfc not ' is never had never been a woman Assistant throughout the long history of ESTA, Sensei put me on a test of three months and 8 years onwards are still here.

In 1994 I received my coaching certificate from the British Aikido Board (BAB), which is the governing body for ' l ' Aikido in the United Kingdom. Once I became an Assistant to Sensei Ellis I was involved in teaching assistance ' both men and women and also helping with the children's classes.

The first seminar

Sensei Ellis asked if I would like to take part in a very large and important seminar in Liverpool in Northern England, Sensei Ellis ' is not one of those teachers who has a pet uke follow him around to fly around the mat with a touch or a glance, preferring to try to engage all students who attend its seminarsIf possible, knowing this I felt very privileged, but nervous when Sensei told me that there are approximately 700 students from various martial arts, I think the phrase " be thrown finally deep " is irrelevant.

Upon his arrival at the venue I was amazed to see so many students from many countries, UK-France-Germany-India-Italy-Austria are just a few that I remember. Sensei Ellis was asked to take the first class of about 50 degrees dan from various martial arts. Sensei had me show that the 100 pushups on the shoulders of my wrists, fingers pointing towards the inside ' and '. When I had finished and was in position raised Sensei sat on my back (I warn you of this) and carried on with his lecture. Sensei suggested that those who have wanted to try if this initiative. And ' was amazing to see all these black belts. Later I had a small crowd around me who want to control my wrists, I explained that this exercise is standard for both senior and junior in our schools.

that is the governing body for ' l ' Aikido in the United Kingdom. Once I became an Assistant to Sensei Ellis I was involved in teaching assistance ' both men and women and also helping with the children's classes.

The first seminar

Sensei Ellis asked if I would like to take part in a very large and important seminar in Liverpool in Northern England, Sensei Ellis ' is not one of those teachers who has a pet uke follow him around to fly around the mat with a touch or a glance, preferring to try to engage all students who attend its seminarsIf possible, knowing this I felt very privileged, but nervous when Sensei told me that there are approximately 700 students from various martial arts, I think the phrase " be thrown finally deep " is irrelevant.

Upon his arrival at the venue I was amazed to see so many students from many countries, UK-France-Germany-India-Italy-Austria are just a few that I remember. Sensei Ellis was asked to take the first class of about 50 degrees dan from various martial arts. Sensei had me show that the 100 pushups on the shoulders of my wrists, fingers pointing towards the inside ' and '. When I had finished and was in position raised Sensei sat on my back (I warn you of this) and carried on with his lecture. Sensei suggested that those who have wanted to try if this initiative. And ' was amazing to see all these black belts. Later I had a small crowd around me who want to control my wrists, I explained that this exercise is standard for both senior and junior in our schools.

Now I was feeling a little safer when Sensei ' pointed out that there are six degrees dan young people who had arrived late and respectfully awaiting permission to come to the carpet. Sensei asked me to show them what you have taught us so much, they were all wearing black and when I approached and invited them on the carpet, she grimaced as if to say hey, we don't have " traveled all the way from London to be taught by a female ", as I showed the first technique Nikkyo " " a wrist action clampthe first guy has tried to resist me, I applied the technique, as shown to me many times by Sensei and almost passed the mat. I thought it would be angry with me, but as he got up, he asked: How did you do? " ". Then I wanted to do the technique on all others, now I got their attention and were a great bunch of guy. I really enjoyed teaching them. At the end of the seminar, while we were leaving the Hall to head towards parking, these six boy were waiting in a line and bowed to me simultaneously with a smile and said to the Sensei Ellis " you have a strong Assistant of dama, sensei " Sensei replied: " here is because she is my assistant ". That was my first seminar and one that I will never forget.

British Aikido Council National nepotism Seminar

For many years the British Aikido Board (BAB) have shown no interest in the true story of the British Aikido, to be honest the BAB, who have in the past demonstrated a great interest and support for the false history of the British Aikido for which are now publicly apologized, apologies to Henry Ellis by Chairman Mr Vincent Sumpter can be viewed on www.geocities.com/britishaikido.

Kenshiro Abbe Sensei

When Kenshiro Abbe Sensei first step on British soil in 1955 brought with it the knowledge of many arts of Aikido Budo, being one of them. Maestro Abbe brought his Aikido philosophy of Kyu-Shin-Do. This was the beginning of the British Aikido '. Yet no where in the literature you will find no reference to BAB Kenshiro Abbe Sensei or the origins of Aikido in the United Kingdom. In 2000 the BAB were happy to help promote the sig Pooles fraudulent claims tried to 47 years of Aikido, I add that the BAB plesaed have taken this question of Mr Poole from BAB site associations. Personally, I have received my invitation from the BAB to participate at the event Mr. Poole ', which was the ' beginning of the long race British Aikido Board controversy that was resolved during the mediation meeting with Sport England July 6, 2005/BAB/Ellis. Yet, unfortunately, the BAB have never recognized or promoted the true story of the British Aikido or its founder Kenshiro Abbe Sensei. The reason for this article is that after the success of great Kenshiro Abbe Sensei 14th May 2005 Parties Are informed that the plan of BAB a similar event next year, the ' that would be an insult to the memory of Maestro Abbe and the handful of Abbe Sensei pupils. Unfortunately, the BAB have never recognized or promoted the true story of the British Aikido or its founder Kenshiro Abbe Sensei. The reason for this article is that after the success of great Kenshiro Abbe Sensei 14th May 2005 Parties Are informed that the plan of BAB a similar event next year, the ' that would be an insult to the memory of Maestro Abbe and the handful of Abbe Sensei pupils.

It should be noted that the ' wave of attacks on the British Aikido history credibilty-Kenshiro Abbe Sensei and Henry Ellis came all at the BAB ', some are executive members along with prominent members of the British Aikido Board associations. These are the same people that members would be expected to promote and protect their proud lineage.

The President once supported the BAB-candidacy of Mr. Poole, claiming " we have no formal documentation to prove or disprove or claim " Duh < were four pupils Sense Abbe ' inside the BAB all >

Ms. John Burn. * Executive *-* BAB BAB Communications Officer *-Very serious libel attack Henry Ellis. renews his attack 10 Jun 2005 stating that " This only serves to enjoy ".

Jim Johnston. L ' * then * press officer BAB. Promote fraudulent statements ' of Mr. Poole in full knowledge of the truth.

Ms. Dominic Foster. * Executive *-BAB Attends the celebrations Kenshiro Abbe and States to a guest VIP " What is this celebration all ", later stated that next year is a veritable feast of British Aikido by the BAB.

Mr. Jack Poole * Principal * BAB Senior Coach. The Jack Poole Biography ... (a catalogue of lies).

The KenShinKai. * Prominent * Association BAB. Support given the 100% Bio JP ... Their open letter taken from NACD is a classic.

Mr Jones Gwynne. * Prominent Member BAB *. Dis-6 credits of 8 first degree dan soon article Illustrated the martialarts " fold. Branch number of June 05. Visit the national database of Aikido for more information. d expect to promote and protect their proud lineage.

The President once supported the BAB-candidacy of Mr. Poole, claiming " we have no formal documentation to prove or disprove or claim " Duh < were four pupils Sense Abbe ' inside the BAB all >

Ms. John Burn. * Executive *-* BAB BAB Communications Officer *-Very serious libel attack Henry Ellis. renews his attack 10 Jun 2005 stating that " This only serves to enjoy ".

Jim Johnston. L ' * then * press officer BAB. Promote fraudulent statements ' of Mr. Poole in full knowledge of the truth.

Ms. Dominic Foster. * Executive *-BAB Attends the celebrations Kenshiro Abbe and States to a guest VIP " What is this celebration all ", later stated that next year is a veritable feast of British Aikido by the BAB.

Mr. Jack Poole * Principal * BAB Senior Coach. The Jack Poole Biography ... (a catalogue of lies).

The KenShinKai. * Prominent * Association BAB. Support given the 100% Bio JP ... Their open letter taken from NACD is a classic.

Mr Jones Gwynne. * Prominent Member BAB *. Dis-6 credits of 8 first degree dan soon article Illustrated the martialarts " fold. Branch number of June 05. Visit the national database of Aikido for more information.

British Aikido Board Statement Damned Forever
* The BAB Chairman * Toni Davis stated in 2000
" the British Aikido Board We are not the keepers of British history and Aikido
therefore have no interest in the same "

Sadly with the arrival of new President ' BAB Mr. Vincent nothing Sumpter changed, made the following declaration, despite the facts available to him and his Executive, we must not forget that Mr Sumpter was the sole survivor of four ' students Abbe Sensei for Aikido within the BAB.

The April 17, 2002 ** The BAB Chairman Mr Vincent Sumpter wrote to Henry Ellis, with reference to the British Aikido history. He then made the following statement in his support for coarse location BAB on Mr. Jack Poole.

" the period in question predates the creation of BAB by a considerable amount of time and then we have no formal documentation to prove or disprove or " claim.

The Kenshiro Abbe 50th Celebration Seminar
May 14 Crystal Palace
720 participants-guests-Spectators

In England the Sport/BAB/Ellis conciliation meeting 6 July 2004 in which they were rebuked by Sport England, the BAB and instructed to give Henry Ellis full public apology.

At the end of the meeting (the minutes of this meeting can be viewed on www.geocities.com/britishaikido), Henry Ellis evaluated Lady Sadie Mason of Sport England plans proposed for the ' event Kenshiro Abbe, Mrs. Mason suggested that we should involve the BAB in our plans as part of the reconciliation of the British Aikido, Henry Ellis agreed. Logue of lies. ).

The KenShinKai. * Prominent * Association BAB. Support given the 100% Bio JP ... Their open letter taken from NACD is a classic.

Mr Jones Gwynne. * Prominent Member BAB *. Dis-6 credits of 8 first degree dan soon article Illustrated the martialarts " fold. Branch number of June 05. Visit the national database of Aikido for more information.

British Aikido Board Statement Damned Forever
* The BAB Chairman * Toni Davis stated in 2000
" the British Aikido Board We are not the keepers of British history and Aikido
therefore have no interest in the same "

Sadly with the arrival of new President ' BAB Mr. Vincent nothing Sumpter changed, made the following declaration, despite the facts available to him and his Executive, we must not forget that Mr Sumpter was the sole survivor of four ' students Abbe Sensei for Aikido within the BAB.

The April 17, 2002 ** The BAB Chairman Mr Vincent Sumpter wrote to Henry Ellis, with reference to the British Aikido history. He then made the following statement in his support for coarse location BAB on Mr. Jack Poole.

" the period in question predates the creation of BAB by a considerable amount of time and then we have no formal documentation to prove or disprove or " claim.

The Kenshiro Abbe 50th Celebration Seminar
May 14 Crystal Palace
720 participants-guests-Spectators

In England the Sport/BAB/Ellis conciliation meeting 6 July 2004 in which they were rebuked by Sport England, the BAB and instructed to give Henry Ellis full public apology.

At the end of the meeting (the minutes of this meeting can be viewed on www.geocities.com/britishaikido), Henry Ellis evaluated Lady Sadie Mason of Sport England plans proposed for the ' event Kenshiro Abbe, Mrs. Mason suggested that we should involve the BAB in our plans as part of the reconciliation of the British Aikido, Henry Ellis agreed.

Henry Ellis offered the suggestion of Mrs. Mason's ' for the ' Event Abbe Committee, proposal was accepted unanimously by all 100% '. L ' BAB Executive were then approached and invited to send a representative (one of its 15,000 members), BAB to attend our meetings and to report on our progress, this bid was rejected out of hand.

Mr. Vincent Sumpter
" no matter your Pretence, you are what you are and nothing more! "
Kenshiro Abbe Sensei

Not discouraged, we then invited Mr. Vincent President BAB Sumpter to attend the celebration Kenshiro Abbe 50a VIP guest, to pay respects to BAB members representing. There were many members BAB participants, demonstrating that this event it was not personal-styles or differentials which membership organization, I was pleased to see the students of Mr Poole, that organization were made welcome. This event was one thing and one thing " Kenshiro Abbe Sensie " with early demonstrations of aikido and its proud standards, with Maestro Eastman showing various techniques to show the influences that various early teachers brought to Britain in those early days.

Students trained with other students of various styles and associations with a sympathy not seen often in modern Aikido circles. This event has made so far to promote everything that is good in Aikido. I think the spirit of Master Abbe would be very proud of this special day to his memory.

A ' the other statement by Mr. Vincent Sumpter coarse 27 March 2004 submitted before the meeting Sport England July 6, 2005 Mediation. In an unjustified attack by true Aikidokas who argued that the British Aikido debate controversy for his defense of the true story of the British Aikido Teacher and the history of the Abbe and his disciples.

Mr Sumpter bleating. AB * Mr President Vincent Sumpter wrote to Henry Ellis, with reference to the British Aikido history. He then made the following statement in his support for coarse location BAB on Mr. Jack Poole.

" the period in question predates the creation of BAB by a considerable amount of time and then we have no formal documentation to prove or disprove or " claim.

The Kenshiro Abbe 50th Celebration Seminar
May 14 Crystal Palace
720 participants-guests-Spectators

In England the Sport/BAB/Ellis conciliation meeting 6 July 2004 in which they were rebuked by Sport England, the BAB and instructed to give Henry Ellis full public apology.

At the end of the meeting (the minutes of this meeting can be viewed on www.geocities.com/britishaikido), Henry Ellis evaluated Lady Sadie Mason of Sport England plans proposed for the ' event Kenshiro Abbe, Mrs. Mason suggested that we should involve the BAB in our plans as part of the reconciliation of the British Aikido, Henry Ellis agreed.

Henry Ellis offered the suggestion of Mrs. Mason's ' for the ' Event Abbe Committee, proposal was accepted unanimously by all 100% '. L ' BAB Executive were then approached and invited to send a representative (one of its 15,000 members), BAB to attend our meetings and to report on our progress, this bid was rejected out of hand.

Mr. Vincent Sumpter
" no matter your Pretence, you are what you are and nothing more! "
Kenshiro Abbe Sensei

Not discouraged, we then invited Mr. Vincent President BAB Sumpter to attend the celebration Kenshiro Abbe 50a VIP guest, to pay respects to BAB members representing. There were many members BAB participants, demonstrating that this event it was not personal-styles or differentials which membership organization, I was pleased to see the students of Mr Poole, that organization were made welcome. This event was one thing and one thing " Kenshiro Abbe Sensie " with early demonstrations of aikido and its proud standards, with Maestro Eastman showing various techniques to show the influences that various early teachers brought to Britain in those early days.

Students trained with other students of various styles and associations with a sympathy not seen often in modern Aikido circles. This event has made so far to promote everything that is good in Aikido. I think the spirit of Master Abbe would be very proud of this special day to his memory.

A ' the other statement by Mr. Vincent Sumpter coarse 27 March 2004 submitted before the meeting Sport England July 6, 2005 Mediation. In an unjustified attack by true Aikidokas who argued that the British Aikido debate controversy for his defense of the true story of the British Aikido Teacher and the history of the Abbe and his disciples.

Mr Sumpter bleating.

" consciousness Boards is clear. like all Aikido practitioners who contribute to this " Mr Humm " controversy seems to have forgotten the meaning of the word Aikido " "-Harmony of Sprit to find a way " the " " Controversy website feeds hatred, ill-feeling bitter and discord. For my part, as one who is fond of Aikidokas who art and the ' tag that goes with it, I don't want to add to the frenzy this site generates. I can't stop what's going on but I can't extend l ' other cheek ".

With reference to the above statement by Mr Sumpter I would remind the reader to visit www.geocities.com/britishaikido read both the Sports minute l ' England & Mr Sumpters apologies to Mr. Ellis, which can only be considered an apology to everyone who supported the " dispute " in the name of Kenshiro Abbe Sensei including name David Humm.

In response to our invitation to participate as guest VIP for the ' event Mr. Abbot Sumpter responded by declaring that he kindly accepted our invitation. Shortly before the ' event has changed his mind without explanation, suggesting that we allow Mr Ralph Reynolds to represent the BAB.

Reynolds had a much more important role to play as one of the main teachers at this event where he was happy to take part as a student of Kenshiro Abbe Sensei.

This was an event so important with many good students who were members of the Báb, still, the British Aikido Board were not represented at this event to pay tribute to a great teacher and the founding father of the British Aikido.

If the ' Mr Sumpter had witnessed would have seen a spectacular martial arts never before seen in the United Kingdom, where students from many organizations met and renewed old friendships, there were many more who made new friendships.

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Soccer game of war! Looking back to its origin

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5 most important things to consider when choosing Golf Club

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Golf Club I choose?

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A guide to buying golf clubs online.

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Playing games does not help your weight loss efforts

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5 Ideal for Hybrid Utility Club

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Why you should use a treadmill ... Or run out

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