Cambs Eurasia Aikido

In October, we had wonderful course with Nebi Vural Sensei in Cambridge. Thanks to all those participated, and special thanks to our visitors from far away Koksal Mus, Ozgur Madenli and Jan Stein. Looking forward to see you all again next year

Only 1 week left till the Aikido course of the year in the UK!

Pragmatic, applicable, enjoyable and inspiring Aikido with Nebi Vural Sensei, and on this rare occasion you do not need to travel to one of the other 30+ countries in 4 continents to enjoy it.

You can still reserve the early bird rate (till the capacity allows) with full refundability.

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Eventbrite: https://aikido-with-nebi-vural-sensei-eao-2025.eventbrite.co.uk
Event Web Page: https://aikidocambridge.com/sensei-nebi-vural/
Nebi Vural Bio: https://www.eurasiaaikido.org/founder/

We are thrilled to announce the annual course with Nebi Vural Sensei, the founder of Eurasia Aikido Organization on 18-19 Oct 2025 in Cambridge.

Don't miss this exceptional event and the opportunity to practice under the guidance of one of the best known international experts on Aikido and Budo.

Facebook event page: https://fb.me/e/3IVlT0BGQ
Eventbrite: https://aikido-with-nebi-vural-sensei-eao-2025.eventbrite.co.uk
Event Web Page: https://aikidocambridge.com/sensei-nebi-vural/
Nebi Vural Bio: https://www.eurasiaaikido.org/founder/

5. Annual Aikido Course with Nebi Vural Sensei Get ready to level up your Aikido skills with Nebi Vural Sensei at his 5th Annual Course in the UK - it's gonna be epic!

Great article on Nebi Vural sensei

Nebi Vural: An Aikido Master Who Defies Conventions

1.Who is Nebi Vural?

Nebi Vural is a globally recognized Aikido master. A direct student of Nobuyoshi Tamura, he upholds a rigorous and traditional approach to Aikido while making his teachings accessible and practical. He is often described as a disciplined, passionate practitioner with a strong personality.

Having dedicated his life to Aikido, Nebi Vural founded his own organization to spread his teachings. His approach is rooted in the fundamental principles of Budo, emphasizing sincerity and effectiveness in practice.

2. Why does he wear a navy blue keikogi and white pants instead of the traditional hakama?

Aikido attire typically follows established norms:
– A white keikogi for beginners and most practitioners.
– A black or navy blue hakama for black belts and instructors, symbolizing maturity and responsibility.

However, Nebi Vural has chosen to wear a navy blue keikogi and white pants, which often raises questions.

Possible meanings of these colors:
– Navy blue: Historically associated with samurai warriors, this color represents experience, depth, and unwavering dedication to Budo. It is also seen as a color of wisdom and perseverance in martial traditions.
– White pants: White symbolizes purity, simplicity, and a return to fundamentals. It can also signify humility, a reminder that even at an advanced level, one remains a lifelong student of Aikido.

This unconventional choice may reflect:
– A desire to stand out from established conventions while staying true to tradition.
– A commitment to a purer and more pragmatic approach to Budo, focusing on effectiveness and transmission rather than imposed dress codes.
– A statement that rank or appearance should not take precedence over real practice and dedication.

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Last Wednesday was again a ken trading day. We refreshed some moves with shōmen-uchi. And afterwards we did a little jiyūwaza.

Earlier this week we started to learn ushiro waza with ryokata Dori, also during our weapons class we did a longer session of suburi and than entrances for shomen uchi