Aikido Shin Do Kan

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CONTROL

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Different upon your timing and pressure, you can go in directly or change direction when uke is off balanced. Make sure your hands are always in front of you for full control.” Gentil Pennewaert Shihan, 7th Dan Aikikai

Note: these are lessons in our dojo. In real life, timing is much different and feeling is important in your response.

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“In Loving Memory of Seiichi Sugano Shihan
August 29, 2010

Sixteen years have passed since Sugano Shihan left us, yet his spirit lives on through every practice, every lesson, and every life he touched.

Today, we honor our beloved Sensei by keeping his teachings and loving memory alive in our hearts and through our Aikido.

Forever remembered.”

Gentil Pennewaert Shihan

Don’t use your arms, use your body. Coodination is power. Subscribe to the aikido mastery channel and learn from Pennewaert Shihan, 7th Dan Aikikai.

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Keep moving and feel when it is time to give back. Always in control.

Same technique.
Same motion. Keep your basics strong.

In Aikido, hand techniques and weapons training work together to deepen your understanding, sharpen your movement, and strengthen your foundation.

Become a member of Aikido Shin Do Kan and train in hand techniques and weapons daily. Complete your understanding.

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🥋 All classes taught by Gentil Pennewaert Shihan, 7th Dan Aikikai
🥋 Orange County’s premier Aikido dojo

Train with purpose. Strengthen your basics. Join us on the mat.

Important lesson - look where you are going.
Direction is important. Watch the full lesson on Aikido-OrangeCounty.com

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And it looks so effortlessly when done correctly. Pushing down only brings the uke closer. Gentil Pennewaert Shihan takes this opportunity to demonstrate direction and timing.

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For Gentil Pennewaert Shihan, timing is the easiest part. Don’t focus on what’s ahead too much, you have to stay present and be ready for the change. That’s the aikido way…