Boys and Girl Club Open House
Aikido class registration
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Thursday, November 19, 2015
Boys and Girl Club Open House
Boys and Girl Club Open House
Boys and Girl Club Open House
Aikido class registration
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Thursday, October 08, 2015
join Our Class at the Boys & Girls Club!
Boy/Girls Club Open Houses
1040 Spruce St
Lawrence, NJ
Lawrence, NJ
Fri 10/09 9-12 & 6-8
Sat 10/10 10-3
Enroll in Aikido Class!
(609) 695-6060
609-695-6060
5 week program starts 10/17
5 week program starts 10/17
Thursday, August 20, 2015
Monday, August 17, 2015
NEW Class location
New classes will start in Trenton on September 2nd and 3rd, at the Boys & Girls Club of Mercer County's new Spruce St. facility. We will now have a youth (13-18) as well as adult class. Download the guidebook for more information. (Class is no longer held at Higher Power Yoga). An additional new locations may be announced.
Monday, June 08, 2015
AIKIDO CLASS
Grab your gi and go!
AIKIDO CLASS
Higher Power Yoga - Regular Adult.
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Monday, May 18, 2015
Thursday, May 14, 2015
AIKIDO CLASS
AIKIDO CLASS
Higher Power Yoga - Regular Adult. Review police video.
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Monday, April 06, 2015
Saturday, April 04, 2015
Wednesday, March 25, 2015
Your Arm's Too Short to Box with Kokikai
We keep it real in Kokikai. While others say roll with the punches, we say if you punch, you'll get rolled up.
Wednesday, January 28, 2015
Class
Tonight we will cover defense techniques for the 6th kyu test.
Attack terms commonly used in Aikido practice:
Mune tsuki - Punch to stomach
Shomen uchi - Strike downward to top of head
Yokomen uchi - Diagonal strike to temple or neck
Katate tori - Grab wrist with one hand
Kata tori - Grab shoulder or lapel with one hand
Ryote tori - Grab both wrists
Ryo kata tori - Grab both shoulders or lapels
Katate ryote tori - Grab one wrist with two hands
Ushiro - Attacks from behind
Ushiro kata tori - Grab both shoulders from behind
Ushiro hiji tori - Grab both elbows from behind
Ushiro tekubi tori - Grab both wrists from behind
Ushiro kubi shime -Wrist grab and choke rom behind
Keri - Kick
Tuesday, January 13, 2015
Updated Joint AIKIDO CLASS
This event has been changed.
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Changed: Joint AIKIDO CLASS
Changed: Special class visit to Fairless Hills Dojo.
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Wednesday, January 07, 2015
Tuesday, January 06, 2015
AIKIDO CLASS
Regular Adult Class
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This class we'll continue the timing and application of forward projecting techniques. |
Monday, January 05, 2015
TRENTON AIKIDO CLASS - New start time.
TRENTON AIKIDO CLASS
Regular Adult.
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Sunday, January 04, 2015
How We Practice Misogi
Misogi, originates from the Shinto religion, and means "to go to the river and cleanse oneself". It is a type of purification ceremony. Its purpose is to unify mind and body. In Aikido it is used for certain breathing and meditation exercise through which a student may reach the most powerful state.
The basics of formal misogi are sitting on the mat in seiza (kneeling), chanting, ringing of the suzu (bell), and controlled breathing. When performing misogi, the sound of the voice and the sound of the bell must be unified, with the student giving full exertion to each sound, with each ring of the suzu. The chanter loudly pronounces eight syllables, "TOHO KAMI EMI TAMI", keeping pace with the suzu.
A misogi session may incorporate kokyu ho (breathing exercise), and also kenkyu ho (sword training) in which participants utter kiai (a sharp shout) while striking with bokken (wooden sword).
A misogi session may take anywhere from 30 minutes to 90 minutes. Most non-Japanese not accustomed to sitting seiza, or persons with knee problems, will find the position painful. If the pain is acute, it is better to change position, sitting with the legs crossed, or in the case of the latter, just sit cross legged from the start. The most important thing is to be relaxed, and hold the torso erect to facilitate breathing. A cushion can be used to help. Otherwise, misogi can be practiced while seated in a chair or standing.
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