Sounds good. Please send the details to the list when you have more
information please!

Cheers,
Gabrielle

On Tue, May 26, 2009 at 6:05 PM, Paul Marshall <prmarshall@...> wrote:

>
>
> I have recently returned from Grass Valley, California where I played the
> Samurai Game® at the Aikido¹Ka Dojo run by Sensei Frank Bloksberg. If you
> have never heard of the Samurai Game® it was created by Sensei George
> Leonard (who holds a fifth degree black belt) - you can check it out at:
> www.samuraigame.org
>
> In short, two teams take on the roles of medieval Samurai each led by a
> Daimyo and guided by the code of Bushido (even into death) ­ one team
> against the other engaging in a variety of unpredictable contests. There is
> no significant physical contact yet every contest requires the utmost
> commitment and focus. The atmosphere is chaotic ­ metaphorically everyone¹s
> life is at stake ­ and trying to stay centered is a real challenge. Leonard
> Sensei once described the game as ³... subtle and complex. Participants are
> never quite certain of all the rules or of exactly what¹s going on, or what
> may happen next.² As far as I am aware it has been played all over the USA,
> in Canada and Mexico, China, Taipei, Poland, Egypt and the UK. It has been
> run for corporations and, like the game I attended, as a public course with
> participants aged from 13 to those in their 60¹s.
>
> I could say a lot about my experience of the Samurai Game®. For me it was
> subtle and profound. So much so that I am bringing Lance Giroux of Allied
> Ronin Leadership Training & Consulting to run the Samurai Game® over a
> weekend in Brisbane at the end of July. Lance led the game I played and has
> been doing so since 1978. We already have participants who have played
> twice before with Lance flying over from Perth to take part!
>
> If you are interested participating or just in finding out more shoot me an
> email at either prmarshall@... <prmarshall%40gmail.com> or
> paul@... <paul%40cdrs.com.au>
>
> Warm regards,
>
> Paul Marshall
> Principal
> Concur Dispute Resolution Services
> www.cdrs.com.au
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
>


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I have recently returned from Grass Valley, California where I played the
Samurai Game® at the Aikido¹Ka Dojo run by Sensei Frank Bloksberg. If you
have never heard of the Samurai Game® it was created by Sensei George
Leonard (who holds a fifth degree black belt) -  you can check it out at:
www.samuraigame.org

In short, two teams take on the roles of medieval Samurai each led by a
Daimyo and guided by the code of Bushido (even into death) ­ one team
against the other engaging in a variety of unpredictable contests. There is
no significant physical contact yet every contest requires the utmost
commitment and focus. The atmosphere is chaotic ­ metaphorically everyone¹s
life is at stake ­ and trying to stay centered is a real challenge.  Leonard
Sensei once described the game as ³... subtle and complex. Participants are
never quite certain of all the rules or of exactly what¹s going on, or what
may happen next.²  As far as I am aware it has been played all over the USA,
in Canada and Mexico, China, Taipei, Poland, Egypt and the UK. It has been
run for corporations and, like the game I attended, as a public course with
participants aged from 13 to those in their 60¹s.

I could say a lot about my experience of the Samurai Game®. For me it was
subtle and profound. So much so that I am bringing Lance Giroux of Allied
Ronin Leadership Training & Consulting to run the Samurai Game®  over a
weekend in Brisbane at the end of July. Lance led the game I played and has
been doing so since 1978.  We already have participants who have played
twice before with Lance flying over from Perth to take part!

If you are interested participating or just in finding out more shoot me an
email at either prmarshall@... or paul@...

Warm regards,

Paul Marshall
Principal
Concur Dispute Resolution Services
www.cdrs.com.au



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Gday David, thanks for the Shimamoto Sensei seminar notice: I will pass this
around the various dojos in Adelaide. Cheers for now.




[cid:623164500@29042009-224E]
  Dr John Ward
Senior Research Scientist
Sustainable Ecosystems
Mailing Address: PMB 2 Glen Osmond South Australia 5064
Location: Cornish Building, Waite Institute, Urrbrae
P +61-8-8303 8685 | M +61-400 674 375  | F +61-8-8303 8582 | W
www.csiro.au<http://www.csiro.au/>



________________________________
From: Aikido_Australia@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Aikido_Australia@yahoogroups.com]
On Behalf Of Gabrielle Paynter
Sent: Wednesday, 29 April 2009 9:32 AM
To: Aikido_Australia@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Aikido_Australia] Re: Shimamoto Shihan at Bayside Budokai




Sounds great Dave. I will definately try to be there. Looking forward to seeing
your dojo in Wynnum and glad to hear the Brisbane aiki kai "music" is back to
playing loud and clear :)

Gabby

--- In
Aikido_Australia@yahoogroups.com<mailto:Aikido_Australia%40yahoogroups.com>,
"kolb.david" <kolb.david@...> wrote:
>
> On 3 February 1959 a tragic plane crash claimed the lives of Buddy Holly,
Ritchie Valens and the Big Bopper, later to be immortalised as "The Day the
Music Died" by Don McLean. Years later some music died in Brisbane when in
September 2006 a blossoming alternative aiki kai scene was shot from the sky.
>
> But now the music is set to live again as Bayside Budokai gets ready to
welcome Katsuyuki Shimamoto Shihan direct from the Toyonaka Shosenji Dojo and
fresh from his sell out tour of Holland and Eastern Europe. Sensei will be in
concert over the weekend of 4/5 July 2009.
>
> Stay tuned to http://baysidebudokai.net for details.
>





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Sounds great Dave. I will definately try to be there. Looking forward to seeing
your dojo in Wynnum and glad to hear the Brisbane aiki kai "music" is back to
playing loud and clear :)

Gabby

--- In Aikido_Australia@yahoogroups.com, "kolb.david" <kolb.david@...> wrote:
>
> On 3 February 1959 a tragic plane crash claimed the lives of Buddy Holly,
Ritchie Valens and the Big Bopper, later to be immortalised as "The Day the
Music Died" by Don McLean.  Years later some music died in Brisbane when in
September 2006 a blossoming alternative aiki kai scene was shot from the sky.
>
> But now the music is set to live again as Bayside Budokai gets ready to
welcome Katsuyuki Shimamoto Shihan direct from the Toyonaka Shosenji Dojo and
fresh from his sell out tour of Holland and Eastern Europe. Sensei will be in
concert over the weekend of 4/5 July 2009.
>
> Stay tuned to http://baysidebudokai.net for details.
>

Hello all
If you like to practice Aikido and enjoy camping in the great outdoors or if you
would just prefere to visit Noosa Heads for the weekend or a week of camping you
can do it at any time through the year. Our dojo is housed on the Noosa seas
Scouts nature reserve and the caretaker on the reserve is none other than our
own Chicko sensei. View pics on  sensei's Blog at 
http://noosa-heads.blogspot.com/
By
Robin.

On 3 February 1959 a tragic plane crash claimed the lives of Buddy Holly,
Ritchie Valens and the Big Bopper, later to be immortalised as "The Day the
Music Died" by Don McLean.  Years later some music died in Brisbane when in
September 2006 a blossoming alternative aiki kai scene was shot from the sky.

But now the music is set to live again as Bayside Budokai gets ready to welcome
Katsuyuki Shimamoto Shihan direct from the Toyonaka Shosenji Dojo and fresh from
his sell out tour of Holland and Eastern Europe. Sensei will be in concert over
the weekend of 4/5 July 2009.

Stay tuned to http://baysidebudokai.net for details.

Hi all,

A number of ISR Matrix Defensive Tactics Workplace Trainers courses
will be hosted across Australia this March.

Brisbane March 16-18, PM101, March 18-20 PM201
Adelaide March 22-24, PM101, March 24-26 LE101
Perth March 28-30 PM 101, March 30 - April 01 PM201

Physical Management (PM) 101 covers intercepting, stabilising and
resolving a situation involving a trained offender. It allows the
Officer to escalate of de-escalate at any stage of the engagement.

PM201 integrates the 101 material with attached and unattached
striking through the standing, clinch and ground phases of the
engagement and there is also a little more ground fighting.

LE 101 covers law enforcement specific modules such as weapons
retention, removing subjects from vehicles etc.

All instruction will be by ISR Matrix VP Fletch Fuller, an
experienced High Liability Training Coordinator from a Florida Police
Department and a Straight Blast Gym affiliate.

http://www.isrmatrix.org/videos/isrle25mb.wmv
http://www.isrmatrix.org/videos/ISRPM_clipDSL.wmv
http://www.isrmatrix.org/videos/isr-dsl.wmv

For further details please contact ozcombatives1@...

Gday Chiko Sensei: warm greetings and my best wishes for the coming year.  I
look forward to catching up when ever that maybe. Kanso




[outbind://12/csiro-logo.gif]
  Dr John Ward
Senior Research Scientist
Sustainable Ecosystems
Mailing Address: PMB 2 Glen Osmond South Australia 5064
Location: Cornish Building, Waite Institute, Urrbrae
P +61-8-8303 8685 | M +61-400 674 375  | F +61-8-8303 8582 | W
www.csiro.au<http://www.csiro.au/>



________________________________
From: Aikido_Australia@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Aikido_Australia@yahoogroups.com]
On Behalf Of Chicko
Sent: Sunday, 28 December 2008 12:55 PM
To: Aikido_Australia@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Aikido_Australia] Noosa Aikido Association, (Fudoshin Dojo)


Greetings to all.

Fudoshin Dojo will re-open for 2009 on Wednesday the 7th of January at
7pm. Members and Beginners are advised to arrive 15 minuits before the
start of class.
Fudoshin dojo carries with it the lineage through the Aikido of the
great Yamaguchi Shihan(deceased)and Takeda Yoshinobu Shihan, Kamakura
Aikikai.Fudoshin Dojo has an open policy and welcomes all Aikido. We
practise Aikido without catigory or style, evident to Yamaguchi Shihan,
Takeda Shihan and of course O'SENSEI. Never the less we are Aikikai
Japan.
All will be most welcome in visiting our Dojo. If you are willing to
expand on your prescent perseption with regards to Aikido trainning.
Please visit at any time.
Fudoshin Dojo Noosa Heads.
Sea Scouts Compound Noosaville.
Contact 0417443710 or fudoshindo@...<mailto:fudoshindo%40gmail.com> or
www.aikido-fudoshin.com
All the very best in Aiki for the New Year.





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Greetings to all.

Fudoshin Dojo will re-open for 2009 on Wednesday the 7th of January at
7pm. Members and Beginners are advised to arrive 15 minuits before the
start of class.
Fudoshin dojo carries with it the lineage through the Aikido of the
great Yamaguchi Shihan(deceased)and Takeda Yoshinobu Shihan, Kamakura
Aikikai.Fudoshin Dojo has an open policy and welcomes all Aikido. We
practise Aikido without catigory or style, evident to Yamaguchi Shihan,
Takeda Shihan and of course O'SENSEI. Never the less we are Aikikai
Japan.
All will be most welcome in visiting our Dojo. If you are willing to
expand on your prescent perseption with regards to Aikido trainning.
Please visit at any time.
Fudoshin Dojo Noosa Heads.
Sea Scouts Compound Noosaville.
Contact 0417443710 or fudoshindo@... or www.aikido-fudoshin.com
All the very best in Aiki for the New Year.

Hello Everyone,

During January there is chance for those that are interested to be
introduced to the Aunkai method. Rob John, who is one of the top
students in this method is looking to come out to Australia for some
quality relaxation and is keen to hold some small informal workshops
while he is out here.

For those who aren't sure what Aunkai is all about have a look at
some of the stuff available on youtube. Akuzawa Minoru, the guy
behind this method has been featured in the Aikido Journal and has
been the subject of quite some interest on the Aiki-web in recent
times.

Here is the website and a blog that describes some of what Aunkai is
about;

http://www.aunkai.net/eng/

http://charlie-and-cliff-in-japan.blogspot.com/2008/10/day-10-ueno-
and-aunkai.html

Scroll past the first part of the blog for the interesting stuff.

If you still aren't clear on what this Aunkai stuff is all about then
it is basically are form of exercises that are some what similar to
yoga that are used to build a martial body, with all of the goals
that are found common to asian martial arts, relaxed body, strong
middle, balanced and centered.

Anyway, if you or your club are at all interest please let me know.

brighte_99@...

Regards,

Aran Bright

There has been an overwhelming response to my previous email.
 
Book ASAP to secure your position!







http://www.isrmatrix.org/videos/isrle25mb.wmv
http://www.isrmatrix.org/videos/ISRPM_clipDSL.wmv
http://www.isrmatrix.org/videos/isr-dsl.wmv
 
Good subject control training is hard to find in Australia for LE, Military and
Security personnel.
 
Fortunately, this Septmber a number of ISR Matrix Physical Management and Law
Enforcement Instructors courses will be offered in Brisbane, Perth and Sydney.
 
ISR Matrix (intercept, stabilise, resolve) was developed by MMA trained security
and law enforcement professionals with the express intention of controlling a
resisting trained offender.
 
ISR deals with infight weapons access and retention and is becoming very popular
amongst military and law enforcement agencies in the USA.
 
Perth 20-22 Sept $550  contact Matt Claw2468@...

Syd 26-28 Sept $600 includes meals and accom- contact James
kseckold@...

Brisbane 29 Sept-1 Oct $550 (budget accom available) contact Joe Saunders
joesaunders@...

Brisbane Law Enforcement 29 Sept-03 October $1099 (budget accom available)
contact Dave OzCombatives1@...

 
Course positions are limited and very few positions are remaining. Contact the
relevant course coodinator to secure your position ASAP.
 
Regards,
 
Dave
OzCombatives






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http://www.isrmatrix.org/videos/isrle25mb.wmv
http://www.isrmatrix.org/videos/ISRPM_clipDSL.wmv
http://www.isrmatrix.org/videos/isr-dsl.wmv
 
Good subject control training is hard to find in Australia for LE, Military and
Security personnel.
 
Fortunately, this Septmber a number of ISR Matrix Physical Management and Law
Enforcement Instructors courses will be offered in Brisbane, Perth and Sydney.
 
ISR Matrix (intercept, stabilise, resolve) was developed by MMA trained security
and law enforcement professionals with the express intention of controlling a
resisting trained offender.
 
ISR deals with infight weapons access and retention and is becoming very popular
amongst military and law enforcement agencies in the USA.
 
Perth 20-22 Sept $550  contact Matt Claw2468@...

Syd 26-28 Sept $600 includes meals and accom- contact James
kseckold@...

Brisbane 29 Sept-1 Oct $550 (budget accom available) contact Joe Saunders
joesaunders@...

Brisbane Law Enforcement 29 Sept-03 October $1099 (budget accom available)
contact Dave OzCombatives1@...

Course positions are limited and very few positions are remaining. Contact the
relevant course coodinator to secure your position ASAP.
 
Regards,
 
Dave
OzCombatives





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Hi Everyone,
You are cordially invited to a weekend seminar with  Yoshitake
Hashimoto sensei

Hashimoto Sensei Friendship Seminar, Melbourne and Brisbane July 2008
Hashimoto sensei's aikido career began over 30years ago in the Aikikai
before joining Maruyama and Tohei Sensei's in the Ki Society where he
was also a live in student, during this time he won a two Gold medals
in the All Japan Shin-Shin Toitsu Aikido Taigi, a paired and solo kata
competition. Today as founder of Junshinkai Aikido he heads a number
of dojo in the Osaka area and continues to enjoy a close relationship
with Maruyama sensei.
Sensei draws on the core aspects of our art and ki principles to show
aikido that is dynamic, soft and flowing. An English teacher by
profession Sensei communicates clearly and articulately to a western
audience in a relaxed atmosphere.

Melbourne Seminar
Sat July 19th and July 20th
Aiki Centre Hawthorn
44 Lynch St. Hawthorn

Sat 11:00am - 1:00pm
         2:00pm - 4:00pm
Sun 10:30am - 1:00pm
$90 Full Seminar or $40 per session
http://aikicentre.com.au

Brisbane Seminar
Sat July 26th and July 27th

Griffith Aikido Nathan dojo
Sat and Sun Seminar - All welcome
Sat   Aikikids 9:30-10:15 (Kids only, regular kids pricing applies)
	 Adults 10:30-12:30
	 Adults 1:30-3:30,
Sun Adults 10:30-12:30
	 Adults 1:30-3:30

$50 (or $20 per class )
Register online to secure your place
http://griffithaikido.com
(Limited to 40 participants)

--
daniel james
griffith aikido inc.
nathan qld 4111, australia

danATgriffithaikido.org, http://griffithaikido.com
+61 (0)7 3735 5036 (w), +61 (0)7 3735 5384(f) , +61 (0)401 683 592 (m)

"..we're continually bombarded with promises of immediate
gratification, instant success, and fast, temporary relief, all of
which lead in exactly the wrong direction", G.Leonard






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Brisbane Aikido Yuishinkai Seminar
Master Koretoshi Maruyama, Founder

September 25th – 28th
Capalaba
Part of the 2008 Australia, New Zealand Aikido Yuishinkai seminar
series


An original student of O-sensei and a professional instructor since
1967, Maruyama Sensei is widely admired and respected throughout the
world. He founded Aikido Yuishinkai to spread his message of `You are
fundamentally Mind' and `Aikido without Boundaries' to the world.
Maruyama Sensei has dedicated his life to communicating the benefits
of `positive mind' through Aikido training. Aikidoka of all levels
and affiliations are invited to attend.
Aikido Seminar Programme
Thursday 25th
	 Afternoon  2:00-4.30pm
	 Evening 6:30-9:00pm
Friday 26th
	 Afternoon  2:00-4.30pm
	 Evening  6:30-9:00pm
Sat 27th
	 Morning  9:30am-12:00
	 Afternoon  1:30- 4:00pm
		 (Photos after class)
	 Evening BBQ/Dinner 7pm

Sun 28th
	 Morning  9:30am-12:00
	 Afternoon  1:30- 4:00pm
Accommodation
See website for local accommodation options. Local billeting also
available contact Thom Hansen Sensei
0419 023 700, aikido@...


Registration
Full seminar (incl. Dinner )  $200/$180*
Early bird (by June 30th )  $180/$160*
Casual class fee $40/$35*
Extra Dinner ticket  $20
*Concession card & FT students
** 10% Discount if travelling over 500 kilometres


Payment
* Cheque or Money order to
Cleveland Aikido
53 Richard Street
LOTA  QLD  4179

* Completed seminar registration & indemnity forms to accompany
Payment

! Email aikido@... for direct debit details

! Completed seminar registration & indemnity forms to be sent before
seminar.

Location
Capalaba Secondary College Assembly Hall
School Road
CAPALABA

For Further Information
Thom Hansen  0419 023 700
aikido@...
www.aikidoqueensland.com

Awarded on January 13th 2008 at the Aikikai Tokyo Hombu Dojo anual
Kagami-Biraki Ceremony. The ceremony is to highlight Hombu dojo for the
New Year and the presentation of promotions 5th dan and above.
Chicko sensei is a long time member of the Aikido Kenkyukai
International network under Takeda Yoshinobu Shihan 8th dan and is
expressive to the liniage of Seigo Yamaguchi Shihan deceased. Xerri
sensei teaches with 34 years Aikido experience has taught Aikido within
Australia, the U.S.A, Italy, Spain and Malta. He introduced his
Fudoshin Dojo to the Sunshine Coast in 1984 and lives and teaches in
Noosa Heads. Chicko sensei invites all Aikido people. All are most
welcome when visiting Noosa.

Hi all,

With the soon to be arriving new addition to our
family, I don't see that I'll ever have the need for
four gi's again therefore I'm selling two of them.

They are both size 3, one is in excellent condition,
selling for $35 and the other is in very good
condition for $25.

I'm in Brisbane and sorry, pick up only.  You can
contact me off list at this address.

Cheers,
Charlie


      
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Never miss a thing.  Make Yahoo your home page.
http://www.yahoo.com/r/hs

David Brown Sensei will be our guest instructor at Bayside Budokai at
Wynnum on Thursday 6 December and Sunday 9 December.  All welcome.
Contact Dave Kolb dkolb@... or check the website for details.

Hello,

A small group of us (from various arts/styles around the country) are
planning a series of two 2-day weekend workshops which will be
conducted by Mike Sigman.



At this stage, nothing is concrete as we are canvassing general
interest in such a workshop. However, two workshops are being planned
for - one in Brisbane, and the other in either Sydney or Melbourne.
Each workshop will run over a full weekend (6 hours each day Sat and
Sun). It is envisaged that the cost per 2-day workshop will be
$200/person. The workshops will be limited to a maximum of 30
participants each, to ensure quality instruction and more one-on-one
time with Mike.



If there is sufficient interest in an Aikido-specific workshop, the
content will cover the following material:

1. the basics of "ki" and "kokyu" movement/training

2. "Kamae" and the concept of central equilibrium

3. these basics as they pertain to traditional Aikido exercises (e.g.
kokyu-ho, fune-kogi-undo, happo undo, wrist exercises, suburi, etc.)

4. how to use these basic concepts in a testing format between 2 people

5. "Holes", balance and "floating" (e.g. how to apply kuzushi on contact)

6. Use and application of these basic concepts through some basic
(Aikido-specific) technique examples

7. More practical examples of using these basic concepts and how to
manifest them through the "Divine Will"

8. Exercises that will help dramatically increase your kokyu power



If there are insufficient numbers to warrant an Aikido-specific
workshop, the content will be more generic and equally
applicable to ALL martial arts, such as karate, taiji and
judo/jujitsu.



For those of you who are wondering who is Mike Sigman and what does he
know...



Mike Sigman has more than 45 years of martial training in judo,
Okinawan karate, Aikido, Taijiquan, and many other Chinese martial
arts. Since 1975 Mike has devoted his time to gathering information
and training methods for the body skills surrounding all the physical
abilities of ki/kokyu/jin power and in the conditioning methods (both
hard and soft) that are involved in the body/mind training of
breathing methods.
Mike was the editor/publisher of "Internal Strength" magazine and has
written numerous articles and given numerous workshops for the last 15
years in the U.S., Australia, Europe, and Scandinavia.

Mike has recently been asked to write a series of articles for aikido
journal these can be viewed at

http://www.aikidojournal.com/?id=3821



If this is something you would be interested in, please forward your
expression of interest to me by replying to this email.

brighte_99@...

Please feel free to forward this email to anyone who might be interested


Thanks in advance,



Aran Bright

Hi all,

Just an announcement of a new dojo kicking off at Wynnum as of next
week.

Details can be located at http://baysidebudokai.net

Regards

Dave Kolb

Hello Group

Just stopping by… joined couple weeks ago and wanted to see what's new
and about.

Jason
http://sports.groups.yahoo.com/group/kkskenpo/
http://www.geocities.com/gkhdojo/
http://www.safeliving.usana.com
http://www.usanachoice.blogspot.com
Email: kkskenpo@yahoogroups.com

>Hi Richard,
Not sure what happened  there..., but I have reattached the
email relating to the SYSTEMA cross-training workshop.
Alternatively the Systema/aikijujutsu seminar should be able
to be found on the      www.aikibudo.com.au   website.
Hope that works.
Regards
Dante
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> details
>
>   Aikione2001
>
> "aikibudo@..." <aikibudo@...>
> wrote:
>           >Hi All ,
> Please find attached details of the latest Aikibudo
> Australia cross-training seminar/workshop combining
> Systema and aikijujutsu
> Regards
> Dante
>
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>
>
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   Aikione2001

"aikibudo@..." <aikibudo@...> wrote:
           >Hi All ,
Please find attached details of the latest Aikibudo
Australia cross-training seminar/workshop combining Systema
and aikijujutsu
Regards
Dante

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>Hi All ,
Please find attached details of the latest Aikibudo
Australia cross-training seminar/workshop combining Systema
and aikijujutsu
Regards
Dante


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Hi Catherine,
Many thanks for the notice about Maruyama Sensei's Melbourne
seminar.
Unfortunately for me at  that time this year happens to be
right in the middle
of the  pilgrimage period that I will also  be  training in
Japan . I haven't quite worked out how to be in two places
at once as yet,so again I have to miss out. It seems the
eastern seaboard  of Australia always gets the
  benefits. (Maybe one day if the SA people get past their
petty politics we can get an open minded martial arts  group
of sufficient size to warrant a visit from Maruyama
Sensei.)There are a number of us in SA who would be very
supportive and appreciative of such a visit.  In the
meantime it is expected that another aikijujutsu and systema
seminar/workshop will occur in late Aug or early Sept. Next
time I meet with John Ward Sensei, I will discuss with him
the necessary logistics of the possibilty of having Master
Koretoshi Maruyama
visit Adelaide.

Kind Regards
Dante







> Please find in the 'Files folder' the details and
> registration for Maruyama Sensei's 5-9  October Seminar in
> Melbourne 2007. We encourage everyone to take advantage of
> the  Early bird discount which CLOSES this Saturday on the
> 18th August.
>
> The Melbourne seminar will provide an excellent seminar
> training experience with quality  facilities and training
> space. A full registration package (especially the
> earlybird rate) is  great value providing for 20 hours of
> training over 4 days including an additional FREE 3  hour
> Yuki class with International renown Aikido Yuishinkai
> founder and chief instructor  Master Koretoshi Maruyama.
>
> We look forward to seeing you in Melbourne. Please contact
> us if you have any questions.
>
> Kind Regards
>
> Melbourne organisers for the Aikido Yuishinkai
> Australia/NZ Seminar Tour 07
> ________________
> Aikido Yuishinkai Australia - Melbourne Seminar 2007
> seminar.info@...
> Mob. 0418 549 776
> http://aikidobentleigh.com.au
> http://www.aikidoyuishinkai.com
>
>
>

Please find in the 'Files folder' the details and registration for Maruyama
Sensei's 5-9
October Seminar in Melbourne 2007. We encourage everyone to take advantage of
the
Early bird discount which CLOSES this Saturday on the 18th August.

The Melbourne seminar will provide an excellent seminar training experience with
quality
facilities and training space. A full registration package (especially the
earlybird rate) is
great value providing for 20 hours of training over 4 days including an
additional FREE 3
hour Yuki class with International renown Aikido Yuishinkai founder and chief
instructor
Master Koretoshi Maruyama.

We look forward to seeing you in Melbourne. Please contact us if you have any
questions.

Kind Regards

Melbourne organisers for the Aikido Yuishinkai Australia/NZ Seminar
Tour 07
________________
Aikido Yuishinkai Australia - Melbourne Seminar 2007
seminar.info@...
Mob. 0418 549 776
http://aikidobentleigh.com.au
http://www.aikidoyuishinkai.com

Please find in the 'Files folder' the details and registration for Maruyama
Sensei's 5-9
October Seminar in Melbourne 2007. We encourage everyone to take advantage of
the
Early bird discount which closes on the 18th August.

The Melbourne seminar will provide an excellent seminar training experience with
quality
facilities and training space. A full registration package (especially the
earlybird rate) is
great value providing for 20 hours of training over 4 days including an
additional FREE 3
hour Yuki class with International renown Aikido Yuishinkai founder and chief
instructor
Master Koretoshi Maruyama.

We look forward to seeing you in Melbourne. Please contact us if you have any
questions.

Kind Regards

Melbourne organisers for the Aikido Yuishinkai Australia/NZ Seminar
Tour 07
________________
Aikido Yuishinkai Australia - Melbourne Seminar 2007
seminar.info@...
Mob. 0418 549 776
http://www.aikidoyuishinkai.com

Hello,

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Dear Daniel,
  Many thanks for the registration details for the Muruyama
Sensei's visit in Brisbane.
But unfortunately for me at that time I will be in Japan .
We must try and get Maruyama Sensei to Adelaide.I will speak
to John Ward Sensei and see if it can be done. Next Saturday
  we will be hosting a SYSTEMA  seminar in Adelaide .
Please keep in touch.
Kind Regards
Dante




> Please find attached the details for Maruyama Sensei's
> Sept, October   Seminar in Brisbane 2007
>
> Early bird registrations are now available.
> Early bird registrations offer a discount of $40 on the
> door price of   the seminar until the end of July. If you
> are travelling from afar   when combined with travel
> discounts this is up to $100 off,  giving a   total 6 day
> seminar registration of only $195 or the extended weekend
> for only $110
>
> Registrations include lunches and the seminar party. If
> your on a   budget we also offer billeting (but places are
> limited)
>
> best wishes,
> Danny
>
>
> >
> > Please find attached the details for Maruyama Sensei's
> > Sept,   October Seminar in Brisbane 2007. The Australian
> > seminar series   this year will be held in Brisbane and
> > Melbourne and I would like   you to consider adding the
> Brisbane seminar to your itinerary. >
> > Last year we had a fabulous turnout with aikidoka from
> > all around   the country and a few from overseas joining
> > us for the weekend.   This year the seminar runs for the
> > better part of six days in a   much roomier venue just
> > 8km from the city centre. Set in a rural   aspect it
> > also features an outdoor bar (for those serious apre
> training conversations). During each day there will be 5
> > hours of   teaching by Maruyama sensei plus some social
> > activities and   instructor workshops (run by AY
> instructors) as well. >
> > Many Brisbane students are so keen to have you visit
> > that they will   even give you somewhere to stay -
> > please contact our billeting man   Tony Sensei if you
> are interested (see registration form for details) >
> > Seminar registration includes a discount for out of town
> > students   that have far to travel and an early bird
> > discount if you register   early enough. Registration
> > includes lunches for each day and the   seminar dinner
> > as well. Some pictures from last years seminar and
> > dinner can be found on
> http://brisbaneaikido.com/gallery/
> Maruyama2006/Maruyama2006.html >
> > Online registration available
> > http://brisbaneaikido.com/  maruyama2007.html where more
> details on the seminar can also be found >
> >
> > best wishes and look forward to seeing you there,
> > danny
> >
> > --
> > daniel james
> > griffith university aikido club
> > nathan qld 4111, australia
> > http://griffithaikido.com
> > +61 (0)7 3735 5036 (w), +61 (0)7 3735 5384(f) , +61
> (0)401 683 592 (m) >
> > "..we're continually bombarded with promises of
> > immediate   gratification, instant success, and fast,
> > temporary relief, all of   which lead in exactly the
> wrong direction", G.Leonard >
>
>
>
> 
>
>
>
>
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>
>

Please find attached the details for Maruyama Sensei's Sept, October
Seminar in Brisbane 2007

Early bird registrations are now available.
Early bird registrations offer a discount of $40 on the door price of
the seminar until the end of July. If you are travelling from afar
when combined with travel discounts this is up to $100 off,  giving a
total 6 day seminar registration of only $195 or the extended weekend
for only $110

Registrations include lunches and the seminar party. If your on a
budget we also offer billeting (but places are limited)

best wishes,
Danny


>
> Please find attached the details for Maruyama Sensei's Sept,
> October Seminar in Brisbane 2007. The Australian seminar series
> this year will be held in Brisbane and Melbourne and I would like
> you to consider adding the Brisbane seminar to your itinerary.
>
> Last year we had a fabulous turnout with aikidoka from all around
> the country and a few from overseas joining us for the weekend.
> This year the seminar runs for the better part of six days in a
> much roomier venue just 8km from the city centre. Set in a rural
> aspect it also features an outdoor bar (for those serious apre
> training conversations). During each day there will be 5 hours of
> teaching by Maruyama sensei plus some social activities and
> instructor workshops (run by AY instructors) as well.
>
> Many Brisbane students are so keen to have you visit that they will
> even give you somewhere to stay - please contact our billeting man
> Tony Sensei if you are interested (see registration form for details)
>
> Seminar registration includes a discount for out of town students
> that have far to travel and an early bird discount if you register
> early enough. Registration includes lunches for each day and the
> seminar dinner as well. Some pictures from last years seminar and
> dinner can be found on http://brisbaneaikido.com/gallery/
> Maruyama2006/Maruyama2006.html
>
> Online registration available  http://brisbaneaikido.com/
> maruyama2007.html where more details on the seminar can also be found
>
>
> best wishes and look forward to seeing you there,
> danny
>
> --
> daniel james
> griffith university aikido club
> nathan qld 4111, australia
> http://griffithaikido.com
> +61 (0)7 3735 5036 (w), +61 (0)7 3735 5384(f) , +61 (0)401 683 592 (m)
>
> "..we're continually bombarded with promises of immediate
> gratification, instant success, and fast, temporary relief, all of
> which lead in exactly the wrong direction", G.Leonard
>








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griffith aikido inc.
nathan qld 4111, australia
http://griffithaikido.com
+61 (0)7 3735 5036 (w), +61 (0)7 3735 5384(f) , +61 (0)401 683 592 (m)

"..we're continually bombarded with promises of immediate
gratification, instant success, and fast, temporary relief, all of
which lead in exactly the wrong direction", G.Leonard









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