Aikido masters Unite in Toulouges for Collaborative training Session
TOULOUGES, France – Seven instructors from various dojos across the Pyrénées-Orientales region recently converged in Toulouges to share their expertise and passion for Aikido.The collaborative training session, organized by Claude bel and Fabiano Manolo of the Toulouges Aikido Club, brought together 35 participants of all skill levels for a day of mutual learning and refinement.
Regional Aikido Instructors Share Techniques and Philosophy
César Cipolla from Saint-Laurent-de-la-salanque, Éric Chimento and michel Domingo representing Le Barcarès, Henri Mileur of Argelès, and David Favier and Alain Dieudonné from the judo Club Catalan de Perpignan were among the instructors leading the training. Each brought their unique viewpoint to the mat, demonstrating diverse approaches within the framework of this Japanese martial art.
Aikido: A Path to Harmony and Self-Betterment
Aikido,often translated as “the way of unifying (with) life energy” or “the way of harmonious spirit,” emphasizes principles such as politeness,courage,sincerity,honor,modesty,respect,and self-control. The participants, ranging from beginners to advanced practitioners, engaged in a peaceful exchange of knowledge, enhancing their skills while adhering to Aikido’s core philosophy of non-violence and harmony.the session culminated in a friendly gathering.
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Aikido Masters Unite in Toulouges: Q&A
Following the recent collaborative Aikido training session in Toulouges,here’s a speedy guide to understanding the event and the art of Aikido:
Q&A: Aikido in Toulouges
Q: Who organized the training session?
A: Claude Bel and Fabiano manolo of the Toulouges aikido Club.
Q: Were was the training held?
A: Toulouges, France.
Q: How many instructors participated?
A: Seven instructors from various dojos across the Pyrénées-Orientales region.
Q: Who were some of the instructors?
A: César Cipolla, Éric Chimento, Michel domingo, Henri Mileur, David Favier, and Alain Dieudonné.
Q: What is Aikido?
A: Aikido is a Japanese martial art emphasizing harmony, non-violence, and self-advancement. It translates to “the way of unifying (with) life energy” or “the way of harmonious spirit.”
Q: What are Aikido’s core principles?
A: Politeness, courage, sincerity, honor, modesty, respect, and self-control.
Q: Who attended the session?
A: 35 participants of all skill levels, from beginners to advanced practitioners.
Q: What happened after the training session?
A: A pleasant gathering.
Q: How can I learn more about Aikido?
A: many dojos offer introductory classes. Search online for Aikido clubs in your area and give it a try! Did you know Aikido techniques frequently enough redirect an attacker’s energy rather than meeting force with force?
Ready to explore the path of harmony? Consider finding an Aikido dojo near you!
