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Looking to start Aikido in Cork

RampantWolf · 2006-09-14 16:07:47

Hi all I have recently moved over herefrom Australia and I am looking to start up Aikido in the Cork City area... I've had a look on the 'net (funnily enough as here I am) and I have a question about the styles. Does anyone know what the Aiki No Michi style is like? I have done both Aikido Ki and Yoshinkan for a small…

14-09-2006 4:07pm

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RampantWolf

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Hi all

I have recently moved over herefrom Australia and I am looking to start up Aikido in the Cork City area... I've had a look on the 'net (funnily enough as here I am) and I have a question about the styles. Does anyone know what the Aiki No Michi style is like? I have done both Aikido Ki and Yoshinkan for a small amount of time back home, is it comparable to either of those?

Cheers
RampantWolf

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#2 15-09-2006 11:15am

kodute

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Hey RampantWolf,

From what ive seen in an Aiki-no-Michi class it has more in common with Yoshinkan (harder) than Ki Aikido (soft).

Here is a link that might clear it up:

http://www.aikiweb.com/forums/printthread.php?t=6073

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