Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, we still don’t know when we can go back to the Dojo to practice again. But for Torrance Aikido members, still with “keep distance” in mind, we started “Aikido practice in the park” from Sunday, July 28th.
We were happy to see each other again face to face, and enjoyed practicing under the sky.
Hello Torrance Aikido Club members.
We hope you and your family are doing well. This is a tough time for all of us. Please be safe and healthy.
Due to Covid-19, our dojo will be close down for a while. In the meantime, you can always practice Ki Breathing and Relax Taiso to keep you calm.
For practicing the Relax Taiso (Oneness Rhythm Exercise), you can learn from the following link is on our website as below:
For practicing Ki Breathing, the below link is helpful, which is one of the Maui Ki-Aikido online classes with Curtis Sensei recently on 03/20/2020. Maui Aikido is also temporarily closed now.
Curtis Sensei explained the 5 principles of Ki Breathing from Tohei Sensei:
Because this is a tough time for all of us, let’s keep ourselves calm, and stay safe and healthy.
Dear Torrance Aikido Club members,
Due to Covid-19, Torrance Cultural Art Center, which our Dojo is located continues to be closed until further notice. When things get better, we will start the class again.
This is a tough time for all of us. Please be safe and healthy.
Hello, Torrance Aikido Club members ! Please come to join the Ki Class !
The second Ki Class in 2020 will be held on March 9th (Monday) at 7 pm, instructed by Clarence Chinn Sensei, 7th dan (Nanadan), Chief instructor of Southern CA Ki Society.
Ki Class is not only focused on techniques, strength or weakness but focuses more on learning how to coordinate our mind and body. The ultimate purpose of our study is to unify the mind and body and become one with the Universe. The Ki Classes help us moving forward to the goal.
Hello, Torrance Aikido Club members !
The first Ki Class in 2020 will be held on January 27th (Monday) 7 pm, instructed by Clarence Chinn Sensei, 7th dan (Nanadan), Chief instructor of Southern CA Ki Society.
Ki Class is not only focused on techniques, strength or weakness but focuses more on learning how to coordinate our mind and body. The ultimate purpose of our study is to unify the mind and body and become one with the Universe. The Ki Classes help us moving forward to the goal.
