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Hi all this is just a quick intro to me, Emma (other wise known as Bob or Highlander) depending on who i'm with.
I am now on my second style of Aikido as the first club shut shop. Have got my first grading in my new style comming up, but am still getting a tad confussed between the deferences in the styles.
It was good to find such good quality aikido tucked away in Devon while I was down there last summer. I found the style very good but unusual. Some things like several attack combos took a bit of getting used to. The combination of relaxed yet deep stances stands out to me in the aikido world. The Osaka style is not as well known as perhaps it should be.
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