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Hello all,
I would like to formally make my introduction into the Aikido forum.
I like many others will be taking my first steps in Aikido this week. I am going to start my education at the Bond Street Dojo under Sensei Paul Kang in Manhattan N.Y. I visited every Aikido Dojo in Manhattan and sat through hours of classes and chose this one. Why? well, I had to choose one right.
You will be happy to know that I have read many many of your stories as well as insightful questions and answers......so I will not be asking the same Q's you have endured time and time again. This will hopefully eliminate any beating a dead horse graphics I've seen. Wow!!! that's a relief huh.
I will however have some questions or comments of my own in due time. Can't wait to get my first bruise..........until then. :D
Gwion
09-02-2006, 01:35 AM
Hey Jeff!
Congratulations and welcome!
I've met one of the instructors from the Bond Street Dojo. Nice guy.
Have you heard about the New York Ki Aikido Dojo? I didn't see you come by! (or were you that tall guy with some beard stubble who went to NYU?)
I'm sure Bond street is a nice place (haven't swung by yet), but if you're the type that wants to learn to do great aikido WITHOUT bruises, you should stop by the Ki Aikido dojo,
We practice at 122 W 27th Street, 2nd floor
7pm on tues. and thurs., and 9am on saturdays.
--Wayne
Well, almost all the Dojo's. It is probably the only Dojo I missed. Sorry I missed it. However I am tall for the record but without beard stubble. Wish me luck.
:ai: :ki: :do:
Jeff
Hi Jeffrey,
Welcome to AikiWeb.
-- Jun
Nick Simpson
09-05-2006, 03:26 PM
great aikido WITHOUT bruises
Does. Not. Compute.
Hey Jeff!
I'm sure Bond street is a nice place (haven't swung by yet), but if you're the type that wants to learn to do great aikido WITHOUT bruises, you should stop by the Ki Aikido dojo,
--Wayne
What makes you think he will get so badly bruised at Bond Street Wayne?
Lyle Bogin
09-05-2006, 04:21 PM
Bruises are a sure sign that you are unenlightened, you know ;)
Bruises are inevitable when first starting out, I guess :freaky: However I will protect my ego from being bruised by leaving it at the door ;)
:ai: :ki: :do:
Jeff
Larry Cuvin
09-06-2006, 10:29 AM
Jeff,
Welcome aboard and hey...watch out for yonkyo! It's a bruiser. Hey like Wayne said, stop by NY Ki Aikido and have an intro lesson. You might be surprised! What can I say... I'm partial to Ki Aikido.
Plus Ki to everyone.
Larry,
Thanks for the warm welcome and your invitation to visiting your dojo (you to Wayne). I will give look-see soon.
Thank you all.
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