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Xentilius 09-05-2002 05:49 AM

Abt Ki Aikido
 
Erm..i like to know how shin shin toitsu aikido teaches students on ki..i would like to know what exercises they do and how they conduct their lessons.

:ai: :ki: :do:

Hogan 09-05-2002 05:53 AM

See This Page....
 
http://www.ki-society.or.jp/english/

tedehara 09-05-2002 06:56 AM

Re: Abt Ki Aikido
 
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Max Lim (Xentilius) wrote:
Erm..i like to know how shin shin toitsu aikido teaches students on ki..i would like to know what exercises they do and how they conduct their lessons.

:ai: :ki: :do:

Since you're in Singapore, why don't you check out Ki Aikido Signapore? Just click here for more information.

Xentilius 09-05-2002 07:47 AM

I have looked at those pages, but they have no specific exercises abt training on ki. I want to know what exercises they do and how they do it. eg.(Kokyuho) I would like to know specifc details on their exercises.

antdigoh 09-05-2002 08:34 AM

the basic aikido exercises are the very first step to ki development, just remember the four principles of aikido and make it five, constant practice...as you go along the course of your practice or training you'll discover your own development; coordinate your movement with your breathing, go with the flow of yin & yang they move clockwise and counter-clockwise...

tedehara 09-05-2002 11:32 AM

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Max Xent (Xentilius) wrote:
I have looked at those pages, but they have no specific exercises abt training on ki. I want to know what exercises they do and how they do it. eg.(Kokyuho) I would like to know specifc details on their exercises.

Why don't you drop by the nearest class and see how they handle ki development exercises. You can talk to the instructors who will be able to answer any questions you have about their exercises. This is much better than trying to learn from a book or reading a web site IMHO.

Hogan 09-05-2002 02:33 PM

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Max Xent (Xentilius) wrote:
I have looked at those pages, but they have no specific exercises abt training on ki. I want to know what exercises they do and how they do it. eg.(Kokyuho) I would like to know specifc details on their exercises.

Check out this link - it is not specifically KI society related, but it does have similar exercises that our orginzation has done, and the orginization that I studied was originally under Tohei and KI society:

http://www.izs.org/newsite/publication/booklist.htm

Go 3 books down, and you will see a book called "Hara Development". We have used these exercises on our training and it has proven to be VERY useful.

DanD 09-05-2002 03:35 PM

Why don't you join the dojo and practice for some time. There is nothing like "sweat practice". If you have some free time "Ki in Daily Life" by Tohei sensei is a good book to get the "intelectual feeling" of :ki:

kironin 09-05-2002 05:29 PM

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Max Xent (Xentilius) wrote:
I have looked at those pages, but they have no specific exercises abt training on ki. I want to know what exercises they do and how they do it. eg.(Kokyuho) I would like to know specifc details on their exercises.

You could buy Carol's book, "Ki in Aikido - A Sampler of Ki Exercises". It's a nice a casual introduction to some of what we do with lots of sketches.

http://www.round-earth.com/books.html

Then there is the old mindbodymodem Kokikai site with some flash animation. I think it's still around.

but you really are better off going to a dojo and getting experience of the exercises first-hand.

Craig

Ghost Fox 09-06-2002 07:25 AM

Re: Abt Ki Aikido
 
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Xent Lee (Xentilius) wrote:
Erm..i like to know how shin shin toitsu aikido teaches students on ki..i would like to know what exercises they do and how they conduct their lessons.

:ai: :ki: :do:

Body Mind and Modem

Here's a sight I stumbled across. I hope it helps

(Disclaimer: It helps to have an instructor show you these excersises and perform them with you so that he can correct and guide your movements)

Peace and Blessings.

:triangle: :circle: :square:


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