For us the Akimatsuri festival means meeting friends, lots of good Japanese food and culture… and also an aikido demonstration that we have to prepare and perform.
“I would say that the Aikido Marathon brought me a beautiful and unforgettable experience, a unique exploration of how fatigue affects me – and a huge surprise, because the training sessions and the unique atmosphere charged me so much that (despite all my initial assumptions) I kept practicing over and over, nights, mornings… and enjoyed it so much
At the same time, I think that I also learned in the “actual” aikido practice, the changing dynamics (thanks to the brisk change of teachers and their styles) added another amazing dimension to the aikido marathon. I experienced (for me) completely new approaches and what’s more, I found elements to take away in each one…
The more I think about it, the more I believe that putting all those wonderful impressions into words is impossible…”
Lenka, 18-years-old high school student
We have just created a graphic summary of our Aikido year 2022, that picture is a summary of what we experienced – and we experienced a lot last year! You’d be surprised how much can be accomplished in a year!
Behind the numbers are lots of lively people of all ages, exercising, laughing, spending time together. Behind those numbers is a lot of training, work, travel, events. Behind the numbers are us, our great club.
Aikido Summer is four days of aikido with eight teachers in Berlin. And it’s also a lot of friends, culture and good food. Berlin is just chic.
And because we partly organize the event, we went there in a big group.
Green hills, cold streams, narrow rock passes and in the middle of it all young people from Slovakia, the Czech Republic and Ukraine practicing aikido for a week.
We were in the Slovenský ráj again and it was wonderful!
The island of Oléron is an unknown part of France for many people – that is, until they learn that the world-famous Fort Boyard is located just a few kilometres from the island. For us, however, Oléron has a different meaning – for several decades now, it has been home to the Aikido summer school.
We practiced for 12 days, 4 hours a day. Under the guidance of teacher Gaston Nicholessi, it’s a great chance to learn something new. And make memories for the rest of your life.
The Sport for Two Festival is organized every year by the Prague 2 Municipal District.This year we had a lot of people interested in movement, so over a hundred children came through our aikido tatami for half a day and we did short training sessions for them. It was a real buzz!
In spring Gaston from France visited us again. For three days we practiced with him in a free, playful and at the same time intense way – we developed basic principles like contact, leadership, relaxation… and we also worked with weapons.
One weekend in May, Martin led two seminars at the Dojo De La Roserai in Toulouse, France. Friday and Saturday were for adults, Sunday for children and teachers of children. And the whole week before that he and Vanda spent in Bordeaux… so here are his notes from the trip:
The exams are an important milestone in the life of an aikidist – and the black belt exams even more so. At this year’s seminar with Franck Noel, seven brave members of our club advanced to the next dan level. You will find their names in the article.
is a school of the martial art aikido for adults, youth and children.
Considering the amount of our classes, number of students and high level of organized seminars we belong among the most active European aikido clubs.
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