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Martial Arts Training in Clifton Hill to Build Strength Focus and Self Confidenc

Sharpen your skills with Martial arts training in Clifton Hill at Aikidoshudokan, where tradition meets powerful techniques.<br><br>Website :- https://www.aikidoshudokan.com.au/

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Martial Arts Training in Clifton Hill to Build Strength Focus and Self Confidenc

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  1. Aikido Shudokan Martial Arts Training in Clifton Hill to Build Strength Focus and Self Confidence www.aikidoshudokan.com.au

  2. About us Aikido Shudokan is a traditional dojo dedicated to the practice of Yoshinkan-style Aikido. Training in traditional martial arts offers numerous benefits, from developing discipline, focus, and respect, to improving overall fitness and flexibility. At Aikido Shudokan, we uphold the values and teachings passed down by the great masters before us, preserving the rich history and traditions of this ancient art www.aikidoshudokan.com.au

  3. Meet our Instructor Joe Thambu Shihan Fulori Smith Sensei Alia Nicholls Sensei www.aikidoshudokan.com.au

  4. Ueshiba Morihei The founder of Aikido 1883-1969 O Sensei, or “Great Teacher,” refers to Ueshiba Morihei, the founder of Aikido and a leading student of Sokaku Takeda, who taught the art of Daito-Ryu Aikijujutsu. Ueshiba refined this martial art and, in 1936, renamed it “Aiki Budo” to distinguish his teachings from Daito-Ryu. By 1942, as Japan embraced the concept of “The Way” (Do), Ueshiba further evolved his art into what is now known as “Aikido.” Revered for his teachings, O Sensei’s influence is seen in the various Aikido styles still practiced today, developed by his master pupils such as Minoru Mochizuki, Kenji Tomiki, and Gozo Shioda. www.aikidoshudokan.com.au

  5. Contact us +61 (0) 481 188 440 www.aikidoshudokan.com.au Honbu Dojo: 43 Crissane Road, Heidelberg West Victoria, Australia

  6. Thank You by Aikido Shudokan www.aikidoshudokan.com.au

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