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Hi i'm Awang Baki from Malaysia. i started aikido since 2004 (but still 6 kyu), i hv to fly for a least 1 hour (Boeing 737) to reach Kobukan dojo where i practising aikido...my primary teacher is sensei Jun Yamada @ Rashid Yamada...great to know u all friend!!
Hi i'm Awang Baki from Malaysia. i started aikido since 2004 (but still 6 kyu), i hv to fly for a least 1 hour (Boeing 737) to reach Kobukan dojo where i practising aikido...my primary teacher is sensei Jun Yamada @ Rashid Yamada...great to know u all friend!!
Talk about enthusiasm... 1 hour by flight, wow! Happy training, my fellow country man. Awang BOLEH!
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Greetings Awang,
Flying 1 hour to get to your dojo. That is dedication. I support wholeheartedly your dedication. I know how difficult practising aikido can be, especially when you have to travel long distances. I remember driving 2 and a half hours to visit my dojo once a week to train. It was difficult then. I wish you happy training.
Hi i'm Awang Baki from Malaysia. i started aikido since 2004 (but still 6 kyu), i hv to fly for a least 1 hour (Boeing 737) to reach Kobukan dojo where i practising aikido...my primary teacher is sensei Jun Yamada @ Rashid Yamada...great to know u all friend!!
