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AIKIDO CAR STICKER
This is a definite one for the Aikido Poser
An Aikido Peel and Stick Logo.
This goes on you car or bike with I love Aikido on it.
Make sure the window is spotlessly clean, and you will have something that your mates wish they had as they are not to be found in the shops
"""Aikido Car Sticker £5.00..post free"""


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1992
Aikido Review Magazine
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The Video The Way 1. © The CUA Aikido Union 2007
NOW ON DVD
Nick Littley of Aikido review had the pleasure of meeting up with Jon Stokoe at the British Aikido Board meeting near Birmingham. Jon was there to demonstrate the Traditional Aikido style of his to the Board in order for his Union to be recognised as the latest member.
After the Demo Jon presented AR with a copy of the release The Way which is aimed at someone who is thinking taking up aikido.
The DVD explores basic and intermediate techniques and a real life self defence demonstration.
The 45 min film is of excellent quality and begins with the various methods of ukemi (breakfalls), followed by tai-sabaki and tenkan ashi (foot and body movements)
It then progresses with basic techniques such as :
Shiho nage
Kote gaeshi
Kaiten nage
Tenshi nage
And various locks and pins On an intermediate level there is randori, multiple attacks and hanmi handachi (one standing , one sitting) along with kokyo ryuko (breath power throws)
There is also a great weapons section which features jo and bokken katas
Produced by Techne :
Shot on high band to broadcast standard of 1992
Including the Nine Basic techniques and Randori
DVD The Way £10.00 Post Free"""
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Published for the Koteikan Press by Brancepeth Computer Publications Ltd, 2002.
130pp.
ISBN 0-9538848-3-X
A semi-fictional account of aikido training under a fictional aikido master called Alex Essani.
The book is in two parts. Part 1 describes aikido training principles and exercises. Part 2 contains a number of illustrative anecdotes of the narrator's experiences training under Alex Essani.
To order a copy send a cheque for £8 (£7 + £1 p&p) payable to Koteikan Aikido Centre to:
Nick Waites
24 Windsor Terrace
Leeholme
Bishop Auckland
Co. Durham
DL14 8HZ
Tel 01388 605710
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This is a seriously beautiful Aikido Badge. Made for the CUA Aikido Union For the North East of England Clubs
The Badge depicts the AIKIDO LOGO in Red on a black background.
The letters are machine Stitched on to the materiel far more striking than embossed. We were so fussy about this badge that we even had the edges stitch locked for more strength and durability.
Suitable to put on a GI or a Bag some wear them on the Arm of their Gis.I even had a blue and red badge put in a frame and it looks great in the Dojo
These badges are exclusively made for the CUA and are not available any where else.
You will definitely be delighted with the quality, and thats a promise.
Size 1 inch and a half by 4 and a half inches.
Red on Black Background £5.00 each
Postage Free in the UK
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CD from the CUA
Compact Disc Review
By Kirby Watson
The Way An Introduction to the Art of Aikido
The learning of martial arts took a giant step forward with the advent of video technology. For several years now it has been possible to buy video tapes, both basic and advanced, on virtually any martial art you care to mention. Now the learning process has been taken one step further with the advent of digital technology and the appearance of learning material on compact discs.
Although not yet that common in martial arts circles, interactive compact discs will eventually become the norm as they offer so much more than video tapes. Pioneering this new format is Aikido instructor Jon Stokoe, 5th Dan. His first CD, entitled "The Way An Introduction to the Art of Aikido" is the first of its kind and is already selling well in the Aikido community.
The disc is aimed mainly at beginners and those thinking of taking up Aikido and wanting a glimpse of what to expect. It opens up with a chase scene which shows the practical application of Aikido in a self defence situation. You are then given the option to view the chase again, this time in slow motion. The inclusion of a slow motion button on the disc is a definite bonus as there is a lot of action to be viewed.
On the main menu you are given several choices which lead to even further options. You are given the option to watch everything from warm up exercises, through a typical class, to advanced counters and multiple attack situations. Working with the sword and the staff are also included to a limited extent but these weapons do form an integral part of Aikido practice and it is only right that they be given some time on the disc.
Also included for the benefit of martial arts practitioners is a very comprehensive glossary of Japanese terms. This covers everything from body parts, to dojo etiquette, to definitions of Aikido principles. The glossary is not limited to Aikido terminology and all martial artists can use this as a reference point.
For those wanting more information the disc allows you to visit the website of the CUA Aikido Union. Here you will find more information about Jon Stokoe Sensei, his association and its history.
The disc has original backing music but does not contain any narrative. As a sampler for beginners and those wishing to find out more about Aikido it is not meant to be a technical presentation. Further discs containing technical information are already being produced, however, and these have a narrative explaining the finer points of Aikido practice. Stokoe Sensei plans to bring out up to four discs per year, each lasting around thirty minutes, and containing three or four principles per disc. The intention is to create a comprehensive library of discs covering all aspects of Aikido from first setting foot on the mat to advanced stages.
www.cuaaikido.com
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