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Last Update
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February 03, 2012 |
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Wednesdays, 4:30 to 5:30pm: |
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NEW DOJO PHONE NUMBER:
720.288.0233 |
Friday, March 23 to
Sunday, March 25, 2012 |
RMKS Spring Seminar with Kashiwaya
Sensei, 8th Dan!
Please visit the Seminar page
for details and further updates |
Saturday, March 31, 2012
Denver Buddhist Temple |
The
TWELFth (12th) Annual Aikido Summit, again at the Denver
Buddhist Temple!
Six Aikido Instructors from different styles will teach one-hour
classes: Train with fellow aikidoka from other Aikido dojos,
experience a new perspective, and have a blast!
Details are TBA when fixed,
come back for news! |
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More seminars with Kashiwaya
Sensei and Ki-Aikido USA events at
http://www.midlandki.org/
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Boulder Ki-Aikido accepts safe
online payments through PayPal.
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And we are on
Facebook now!
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Our
Ki-Store features some convenient merchandise:
You can order the uniform and wooden weapons you need for
your training right here at our dojo. And show your affiliation and support our organization
by decorating your Aikido outfit with the
"Ki Aikido USA" patches. |
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Calendar of Aikido Seminars and Events (please feel
free to add Yours)
... and more Seminar
Infos, in general and from all over the world:
http://www.aikiweb.com/seminars/
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Fortnight's Quote:
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I
think Aikido is ultimately about transfiguring a combat
situation into an aesthetic solitude of the attacker. The
person who shows aggression towards his opponent is not
rejected, annihilated or ruthlessly controlled by the other.
The attacker is artistically bathed in his own assaulting
scenario. Your job as an aikidoka is, perhaps, to sublimate
the tempestuous vigor of your adversary, to bring him in the
situation of traversing his own offensive action(s).
~~~ Sinn575's comment on Tissier Sensei's video from
2005 on Youtube |
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Recurring Events at
Rocky Mountain Ki
Society:
SOKU SHIN NO GYO, aka
Bell Misogi,
usually on the 1st Saturday of each month at 7:00am in the Westminster Dojo:
Sokushin No Gyo is an intense breath training that involves
ringing a bell along with vigorous kiai. This practice helps
you to develop plus ki and learn more about breathing. Lead by an instructor, you'll train to
coordinate mind and body by chanting while swinging a bell,
and harmonizing with a group of ki-aikidoka. This is one of
the most powerful ways to do ki training, an experience not
to be missed; you have to feel it to know what it is like. -- If you want to attend
Sokushin No Gyo, but have never come before, you'd need to ask your instructor about the
basics first. Please contact
Derek Nabel Sensei for date and time confirmation!
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