Aizenkan Martial Arts

in tandem with the Tokyo Riot Police Instructors Course at the Head Quarters Dojo for Yoshinkan Aikido in Tokyo. Sensei Seeger has taught men, women and children all across Canada over the past 25 years. He has taught and participated in Aikido workshops and demonstrations in, Tokyo, Japan, London, Ont., Toronto, Ont., Windsor, Ont., Los Vegas, Nev., Los Angeles, Cal., and Vancouver, BC. Yoshinkan Aikido

Yoshinkan Aikido is occasionally called the “hard” Aikido style because of the training methods that are a product of the pre-war military period that Gozo Shioda the Founder of Yoshikan Aikido spent as a student of Ueshiba Sensei the founder of modern Aikido. Yoshinkan Aikido uses six fundamental training movements and about 150 common defensive techniques. Mastering these basics conditions students to be able to execute the remaining techniques, which are total about 3000 in all.Yoshinkan Aikido is not a sport. It is the cooperative development of both physical and mental dexterity. But there is also an incredibly powerful and practical self- defense side of Aikido that is available to all, irrespective of size, age, gender, race or culture