Our Seminars
Garrystown, Ireland
21-22 October 2023
Two days of Taijutsu & Bukiwaza training with Ulf Evenås Shihan
About teacher:

Ulf Evenås Shihan (7th dan Aikikai) is one of the most qualified and experienced Aikido instructors in the world, having conducted more than 700 seminars in over 20 different countries. He is an International Aikido Federation (IAF) representative, where he has additionally taught and performed demonstrations at international events, including within Japan.

Ulf Evenås Shihan will teach Takemusu Aikido as he learned directly for 29 years as a close student of Morihiro Saito Shihan, emphasising the connection between Taijutsu and Bukiwaza.


Eligibility:

This seminar is open to all Aikido practitioners aged 13 years and over, regardless of Aikido style or rank.


Dates:

30 September - 1 September


Location:

Dublin School of Judo

Tobergregan, Garristown, Co. Dublin

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Public transport is available from Balbriggan station. For more details:

Bus 195. Ashbourne - Balbriggan

Meals and accommodation by request


Registration:

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Phibblestown, Dublin
10 December 2022
One-day seminar with Ulf Evenås shihan
The Takemusu Aikido Seminar at Phibblestown Community Centre was a great success. People from all parts of Ireland, France, and the UK came to see Ulf Evenas shihan, a student of Morihiro Saito sensei. Ulf sensei had a brilliant, very didactic approach to this seminar. He tried to explain the essence of Takemusu Aikido to non-Iwama practitioners. He explained the connections between ken and taijutsu, demonstrated the principles of jo, and disclosed how rigid kihon practice can be transformed into fluid ki-no-nagare forms. People from various Aikido styles tried to do their best to understand and accept Ulf sensei's teachings. It wasn't easy, but they enjoyed the seminar after all.
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