Mushin no shin Aikido © 2010 - by 4Designs

Mushin no shin Aikido
To injure an opponent is to injure yourself
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Our Aims

Hopefully our aikido club will encourage people to be free to explore principles and applications safely and without the fear of causing offence.

Our club name evokes this spirit in that it is about being open, having no ego or preconceptions and being free within one’s self to develop as a student on the path of Aikido, open to fresh ideas and approaches within the basic principles underpinning all Aikido.

In setting up our club we have tried to be open and democratic in our dealings with everyone and it is our hope that it will continue in that way. We have no time for politics or personal jealousies or any of the other things that can sour a club. We want to give people space and help them to learn as we have done and continue to strive to do. We will set high standards and encourage our students to attain them in their own time and at their own pace.

Hopefully in future times our students will come back to teach us!

                                                                                            

                                                                                             Sensei Julian Goldsmith

 

 

it became apparent that we needed to move on and run our own club, we needed a clear pathway to follow and decided upon the ZETAR group run by sensei Shaun Hoddy 6th dan. “

 

                                                                Sempai Paul Smith

 

I've enjoyed training a great deal since I started and hope to continue to do so. I left my previous club in June, 2009 to explore and develop my Aikido further and have joined up with Sensei Julian and Sempai Paul to create our new club, Mushin no shin Aikido.

                              Sensei Robert Darling

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