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April 2026 · 2 classes — open to see them
▸ Body mapping and alignment fundamentals Saturday · 2026-04-25 · 61 min auto-detected

This class is a progressively structured Aikido and movement session that starts with seated breath and body-attention warm-up, moves through floor mobility and rolling transitions, then shifts into partner timing drills centered on following, decision-making, and initiative. The instructor repeatedly emphasizes structure over force, center/body coherence, safe repetition, and correction culture (including quiet communication), then transitions into technique-specific wrist-entry/reversal work and a short seated ground game before ending with bowing and form correction.

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▸ Curriculum Sequencing and Drill Design Saturday · 2026-04-25 · 71 min auto-detected

The class blends scenario-based conflict reasoning with detailed technical drilling, moving from general awareness and safety in real-world confrontation toward progressively tighter Aikido-based mechanics (ikyo/sankyo/yonkyo-family work, omote/ura variation, footwork, and shoulder-center structure). It emphasizes initiative and timing, then closes with applied stress-management: choosing timing, force, and communication strategies when resourcing drops or conflict escalates.

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