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10-05-2001, 06:19 PM
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Dojo: ShinToKai DoJo of AiKiDo
Location: Brazil
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World Centre Of Real Aikido
Dear all,
Anybody Knows This Instructor?
Does anybody knows about LJUBOMIR LJUBA VRACAREVIC Sensei of Yugoslavia, 8th Dan, founder of Real Aikido and of the World Centre of Real Aikido, an international organization with representatives in many countries ?
Vracarevic Sensei seems to have trained with many important masters, of what he calls "Original Aikido", such as Hiroshi Tada Sensei and Kisshomaru Doshu(Aikikai), Gozo Shioda Sensei and Tsutomu Chida Sensei (Yoshinkai) and Kenji Shimizu Sensei (Tendokan Aikido).
Any information will be helpful
Best
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"We are all teachers, and what we teach is what we need to learn, and so we teach it over and over again until we learn it".
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10-06-2001, 07:48 AM
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Dojo: Masatake Dojo - Israel Aikikai
Location: Rehovot - Israel
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Re: World Centre Of Real Aikido
looks as if he gave himself 8dan...
but will be glad to find our that I'm wrong.
found info on him by him at:
http://www.wcra.co.yu/index_e.html
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10-06-2001, 11:52 AM
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Dojo: Midwest Center For Movement & Aikido Bukou Dojos
Location: Hudson, WI
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So, does this mean the rest of us practice "unreal" Aikido?
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Mike Ellefson
Midwest Center
For Movement &
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10-06-2001, 12:11 PM
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Dojo: ShinToKai DoJo of AiKiDo
Location: Brazil
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THE REST OF US...
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Originally posted by MikeE
So, does this mean the rest of us practice "unreal" Aikido?
Man, do I feel ashamed.
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KAMI : Oh, yes...In the same way that, when people say they do "Traditional Aikido", they're implying that the rest of us do "un-traditional"(???) Aikido.
Or worse, when they say they do "combat Aikido" which implies that we are "non-combative"...
Or "hard Aikido" (what does that make us? Jelly?...) 
Ach, so! Anyway, I may not like you but I would like to know if your technique is good or not without any personal bias.
Let's see other opinions
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"We are all teachers, and what we teach is what we need to learn, and so we teach it over and over again until we learn it".
Unknown author
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10-06-2001, 12:19 PM
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Dojo: Midwest Center For Movement & Aikido Bukou Dojos
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Easy big-guy. Just a little light sarcasm. No threat to you or anyone else's "Aiki-ness" intended.
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Mike Ellefson
Midwest Center
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10-06-2001, 01:47 PM
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Dojo: ShinToKai DoJo of AiKiDo
Location: Brazil
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Re: Misunderstanding...
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Originally posted by Kami
KAMI : Uh, Oh!...English is not my first language and I see I made a mistake. When I said "you", I meant a generic You, not you yourself. I tried to say that we should hold our opinion on any "you" until we had a clear idea of where he stands. And, of course, I got your little sarcasm. As you may see, I put this "smiley" above my previous text  to imply that I did understand it.
My misunderstanding :frown: ...Sorry, my friend.
Peace and harmony
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"We are all teachers, and what we teach is what we need to learn, and so we teach it over and over again until we learn it".
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10-06-2001, 04:06 PM
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Location: livingston, scotland
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WOW!
You guys are spending... entirely way too much time here!
Sub-references are taking it too far  |
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10-07-2001, 11:53 PM
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Dojo: Aikibudo Turku ry.
Location: Finland
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Have a brake guys...
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10-08-2001, 04:13 AM
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Dojo: ShinToKai DoJo of AiKiDo
Location: Brazil
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Looking for the Past...
Quote:
Originally posted by Datamike
Have a brake guys...
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KAMI : We did, my friend...A long time ago...
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"We are all teachers, and what we teach is what we need to learn, and so we teach it over and over again until we learn it".
Unknown author
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10-08-2001, 05:30 AM
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Dojo: University of Ulster, Coleriane
Location: Northern Ireland
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I would have to agree that using a title like 'real aikido' seems absolutely pretentious and suggests that people would not believe it was real aikido unless they gave it that title. (a bit like the 'real' IRA are not really the IRA).
I don't think it can be compared to the use of 'traditional' aikido - which I have generally used as a term to describe aikido which isn't defined by other terms e.g. Yoshinkan, Ueshiba etc, and also helps differentiate between Tomiki and 'other forms'. (Otherwise when people ask what type of aikido I do I just have to say - I just do aikido, but that applies to everyone).
Ian
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