The second part of the 2005 Aiki Expo seminar classes. Featuring Hitohiro Saito, Mikhail Ryabko, Katsuyuki Kondo, Roger Machado, Gaku Homma, Dang Thong Phong, Pat Hendricks, Seiji Tanaka, and Haruo Matsuoka.

Excerpts from classes held at the AikiExpo 2005. Instructors include Christian Tissier, Kenji Ushiro, Vladimir Vasiliev, Koji Yoshida, and Hiroshi Ikeda.

This is the third part in a series of instructional videos covering the Daito-ryu curriculum. The Daito-ryu Aikijujitsu Mokuroku (curriculum) is comprised of 118 techniques. Instruction by Katsuyuki Kondo Sensei.

This is the second part in a series of instructional videos covering the Daito-ryu curriculum. The Daito-ryu Aikijujitsu Mokuroku (curriculum) is comprised of 118 techniques. Instruction by Katsuyuki Kondo Sensei.

This is the first part in a series of instructional videos covering the Daito-ryu curriculum. The Daito-ryu Aikijujitsu Mokuroku (curriculum) is comprised of 118 techniques. Instruction by Katsuyuki Kondo Sensei.

Sample module from Aikido Extensions with Bruce Bookman.

Full course available here: https://academy.aikidojournal.com/p/Aikido-Extensions

Sample module from Aikido Extensions with Bruce Bookman.

Full course available here: https://academy.aikidojournal.com/p/Aikido-Extensions

Sample module from Aikido Extensions with Bruce Bookman.

Full course available here: https://academy.aikidojournal.com/p/Aikido-Extensions

Sample module from Aikido Extensions with Bruce Bookman.

Full course available here: https://academy.aikidojournal.com/p/Aikido-Extensions

This video is a very important historical document in that Rinjiro Shirata demonstrates a lengthy series of Aiki Ken suburi and kata based on the prewar swordwork of Aikido Founder Morihei Ueshiba. The sword content in this video program follows Morihei Ueshiba’s sword in the1935 Asahi News film....

An instruction module from Aikido Extensions with Bruce Bookman, an Aikido Journal Academy course. This innovative take on a traditional technique highlights an elegant transition from Sumi-otoshi to Uki-gatame (knee mount control) and finally to a traditional seated nikyo pin.