Aikido for Life

Aikido for Life by Gaku Homma, published by North Atlantic Books in 1993, is a first edition that spans 128 pages and is presented in English. This book serves as a teacher’s guide for instructing beginners in Aikido, appealing to both new learners and experienced practitioners. It highlights the foundational aspects of Aikido and the significance of Nippon Kan, a center established in 1980 that has introduced over 6,000 students to Japanese culture through various classes, with Aikido at its core.
Readers will find a comprehensive approach to learning Aikido, focusing on dynamic techniques and principles that benefit students at all levels. The book emphasizes the importance of proper instruction and the unique aspects of Aikido as a martial art. With its insights into sports and recreation, this guide aims to enhance the understanding and practice of Aikido, making it a valuable resource for anyone interested in martial arts.
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A teacher’s guide for instructing beginners of Aikido–this book appeals to the new beginner and experienced student alike. Nippon Kan was established in 1980 as a center for Denver residents to experience Japanese culture. The center has since served more than 6,000 studetns wit hits variety of classes, but its core is still Aikido. Thousands of students have benfitted from Gaku Homma’s form of dynamic Aikido.
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