Aikido Basics and the Big Picture Info@aikidoofmaine.com If you have been invited and have not registered please contact us. info@aikidoofmaine.com . Reflections from our last retreat “It’s difficult to sum up the experience of this year’s...
An article From, Meghan Newell Reedy Meghan is a student at Aikido of Maine. She is 1st kyu and we are all waiting for in-person training so she can take her shodan test. We hope you enjoy this article as much as we did. I was walking around in that feeling...
“There are no contests in the Art of Peace. A true warrior is invincible because he or she contests with nothing. Defeat means to defeat the mind of contention that we harbor within.” Morihei Ueshiba These famous words of O’Sensei are central to the spirit...
Elite Sports judo Gi Elite Sports sent me this gi to try out. I was interested to see how it would fit and feel. The Fabric is unique for a judo gi. It is 60% cotton and 40 poly. I think this will make it hold up well and wick moisture. Elite Sports call it Ultra...
by Ania Small Ph.D. Sometimes the biggest breakthroughs in Aikido come from attitude shifts. We can reach deeper understanding through emotionally transformative practice. Altering how we picture the movement can dramatically change it’s physical manifestation....
Winter Intensive 2019 By Meghan Reedy On the very first day of the year, seven of us from Aikido of Maine flew to St. Pete’s Beach, Florida for the ASU Winter Intensive 2019, for Winter Camp. It was just like you’d hope, blustery and cold when we left Portland, and...
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