Sword-(Aiki-Ken) Techniques

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Based on this structured curriculum, a formal certification process is held periodically to advance you through the five preliminary white-belt (beginner grade) levels and the ten subsequent black-belt (advanced grade) levels.

Safety, manners and etiquette are integral components of Aikido-Yoga training, and are pre-requisite requirements in order to be eligible for advancement through each successive grade. Important prerequisites for advancement in the art, in addition to the commitment you make to your training, your instructor, and your fellow students, is your ability to demonstrate:

  • Correct technical form, initially performed slowly, then gradually progressing to a more spontaneous, free flowing and creative application based on your understanding of the underlying principles of Aikido-Yoga;
  • A heightened sense of awareness that encompasses the safety and well-being of all the people you interact with as part of your training;
  • A refined sense of etiquette that fosters right-minded training in both yourself as well as in your training partners;
  • Humility, tolerance and a natural sense of respect and gratitude for all things;
  • A mature attitude that promotes ethical values, principles and standards in yourself as well as in your training partners.

 

    

Adult Classes-Training Overview
  • Aikido-Yoga Etiguette (pdf)
  • Grading Syllabus Overview (pdf)
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