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ESCalderon Blog Tools Rate This Blog
Creation Date: 01-16-2007 07:42 AM
Erik Calderon
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Erik Calderon's Martial Arts Program
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Status: Public
Entries: 98
Comments: 51
Views: 15,240,690

In Teaching Staying in Shape is VITAL! Entry Tools Rate This Entry
  #91 New 12-26-2018 11:39 AM
I've been teaching Aikido for about 20 years now, and I've made it an important point to stay in shape. Teaching means that I don't get to train a full hour or two like my students do and get a really good work out, burn calories, gain strength...all that good stuff that comes with training....maybe that's why so many aikido instructors are overweight!

So I've put together my own training program with running, pushups, sit ups, pull ups and my favorite Rock Climbing! Sometimes I get super lucky and only one or two students show up for class; then I get to train! I love those days.

I put together a vlog detailing one of my workouts. Check it out and please subscribe to my youtube channel:

Click here or on the thumbnail:

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In Teaching Challenges of Teaching Aikido Entry Tools Rate This Entry
  #64 New 08-06-2010 10:27 AM
Finally got a third video post up. It's a lot of fun making these and then seeing how my own techniques changes over time. It's funny because it feels wrong to show something one way then a few months later say, it's not like that, it's actually like this. It's very humbling to know that I am always learning, changing and improving. Guess that's what makes it so hard to be a teacher of Aikido.

Check out my new video........

Kumi Jo Ikkyo the 2nd Part



Erik Calderon
http://www.escalderonmartialarts.com
Views: 2669 | Comments: 1


In Teaching I don't want to teach Aikido Entry Tools Rate This Entry
  #47 New 03-01-2008 08:24 AM
I remember in Japan, how often people would ask me, how do you do it? How can I do this technique? Which hand goes where? Where am I supposed to move my feet.

I usually always tried to keep silent and push them by attacking a bit harder.

Today, I find my self having to teach, when all I want to do is learn and become better.

I want to become the best I could ever be.....and the only way to get there is to have honest sincere training partners. People that will push me further and further the same way I would keep quite and push my fellow students a bit harder.

Erik Calderon
www.shinkikan.com
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