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In the Heidelberg suburb of bustling Melbourne, amidst the chaos of daily life tucked away on a tree-lined street, stands a quaint traditional dojo known to many as Aikido Shudokan. […]

Aikido, a martial art developed in Japan in the early 20th century by Morihei Ueshiba, is often regarded as a unique form of self-defence due to its emphasis on harmony,

Aikido offers profound insights into the principles of leadership, emphasizing harmony, empathy, and effective communication. While Aikido is primarily known as a martial art focused on self-defence and personal development,

Aikido, often referred to as the “art of peace,” encompasses not only empty-handed techniques but also training with traditional Japanese weapons. Among the most prominent weapons utilized in Aikido are

In this piece, we converse with Wee-Oon, a committed supporter, companion, and patron of Aikido Shudokan for more than three decades. Throughout this period, Wee-Oon has encountered and enjoyed various

Adults engage in aikido for various reasons, including relaxation, self-defence, and stress reduction. However, these motivations may not resonate with or be within the awareness of children. This raises the

In the fast-paced arena of corporate dynamics, the pursuit of success often feels like a martial art in itself. Surprisingly, the principles of Aikido, a Japanese martial art emphasising harmony

Introduction:Aikido, often referred to as the “art of peace,” is a martial art that goes beyond the mere physicality of self-defense techniques. At the heart of Aikido lies a profound

Aikido, often celebrated as the “way of harmony,” is a martial art that uniquely embodies the principles of self-defence without aggression. While it may not be as overtly combative as