In a world where combat was both a sport and a deadly necessity, martial artists and warriors alike constantly sought the edge that could mean the difference between victory and defeat. BJJ practitioners, MMA fighters, and elite Special Forces soldiers
In a bustling suburban neighbourhood, the Smith family faced the daily challenges of raising two energetic children, Emily and Jake. Life was often chaotic, with the demands of school, extracurricular activities, and the general whirlwind of parenting leaving little time
In today’s fast-paced and ever-evolving world, parents and educators are continually seeking activities that not only keep children physically active but also nurture their mental and emotional development. Aikido, a Japanese martial art that emphasizes harmony and self-improvement, is emerging
Focusing on self-defence rather than victory, Japan's newest martial art attracts practitioners from around the world to Melbourne, the birthplace of the first Aikido Shudokan. Developed by Morihei Ueshiba in the early 20th century, Aikido; translated as "way of harmonising
In the Heidelberg suburb of bustling Melbourne, amidst the chaos of daily life tucked away on a tree-lined street, stands a quaint traditional dojo known to many as Aikido Shudokan. Here, women of all ages and backgrounds gather to practice
Aikido, a martial art developed in Japan in the early 20th century by Morihei Ueshiba, is often regarded as a unique form of self-defence due to its emphasis on harmony, redirection of force, and non-violent resolution of conflicts. While some
Aikido, often referred to as the "art of peace," encompasses not only empty-handed techniques but also training with traditional Japanese weapons. Among the most prominent weapons utilized in Aikido are the jo and bokken, each offering unique insights into the
In this piece, we converse with Wee-Oon, a committed supporter, companion, and patron of Aikido Shudokan for more than three decades. Throughout this period, Wee-Oon has encountered and enjoyed various advantages that extend beyond the immediate gains for individuals immersed
Adults engage in aikido for various reasons, including relaxation, self-defence, and stress reduction. However, these motivations may not resonate with or be within the awareness of children. This raises the crucial question: why introduce aikido to kids? What are the
In the fast-paced arena of corporate dynamics, the pursuit of success often feels like a martial art in itself. Surprisingly, the principles of Aikido, a Japanese martial art emphasising harmony and the redirection of energy, offer a unique lens through
Introduction: Aikido, often referred to as the "art of peace," is a martial art that goes beyond the mere physicality of self-defense techniques. At the heart of Aikido lies a profound and essential practice known as "ukemi" – the art of
Aikido, often celebrated as the "way of harmony," is a martial art that uniquely embodies the principles of self-defence without aggression. While it may not be as overtly combative as some other martial arts, Aikido offers a powerful and effective
