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Es gibt nur 18 unterschiedliche Techniken in Aikido. Beschränkt das die Anwendungen von Aikido nicht extrem? Nein, es gibt nur 26 Buchstaben im Alphabet und wie viele Bücher wurden schon geschrieben? Genauso ist es mit den Aikido Techniken. There are only 18 different techniques in Aikido. Doesn't that limit the applications of Aikido extremely? No, there are only 26 letters in the alphabet and how many books have been written? It is the same with the techniques of Aikido.
(Andreas Flamm) (Andreas Flamm)

Lehrmeister

O-Sensei
Morihei Ueshiba

The founder of Aikido. He was born on December 14th, 1883 in the city of Tanabe, Wakayama Prefecture, and comes from a family of low samurai. He died on April 26th, 1969. Shortly before his death, he gave his students one last piece of guidance: “Aikido is there for the whole world. It is not to be used for selfish and destructive purposes. Keep on training tirelessly for the good of all.”

Shihan
Nobuyoshi Tamura

Nobuyoshi Tamura was born on March 2nd, 1933 in Osaka. He started practicing martial arts at a very young age and soon became one of the favourite students of Morihei Ueshiba. Since 1964, Tamura has dedicated his life to promoting Aikdio in France and Europe. He was the Aikikai for Europe. He had been practicing Aikido for 50 years and still actively trained up until his death, striving for perfection.

Master Tamura carried the 8th Dan of Aikikai. The Dojo, who follow the line of Tamura, have 60,000 registered members.

Master Tamura passed away on July 9th, 2010.

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September September

ab 8.9.: Finden alle Erwachsenentrainings wieder zu den gewohnten Zeiten statt

ab 14.9.: starten alle Kindertrainings nach der Sommerpause

ab 23.9.: Tag des Sports

13.10. - 15.10. Hirose Atsushi aus Japan veranstaltet eine Aikido Lehrgang


from 8.9.: All adult trainings will take place at the usual times again

ab 14.9.: all children's trainings start after the summer break

ab 23.9.: Sports Day in Vienna

13.10. - 15.10. Hirose Atsushi from Japan leads an Aikido course.