In one of the very few interviews he has given, Mitsuteru Ueshiba reflected a few years ago on the future of Aikido. The great-grandson of Aikido’s Founder argued that times […]
From Shiai to Enbukai
In one of the very few interviews he has given, Mitsuteru Ueshiba reflected a few years ago on the future of Aikido. The great-grandson of Aikido’s Founder argued that times […]
Of all the techniques, nikyo ura is the easiest to understand and apply straight away. Take two people who have never practiced Martial Ats, have them stand facing each other, […]
“My bank is different”. “Everything around you”. “You, without limits”. “Because you’re worth it”. Marketing knows the needs and anxieties of its audience well, including the most deeply hidden ones. […]
Getting back to our activities is always a particular moment. Not only in Martial Arts. Returning to a routine; coming home from holidays spent away from home, or simply “somewhere […]
Today we offer a reading for those of you under a beach umbrella or enjoying the cool air of the mountains. A perfect moment when mind and body are not […]
One of the elements that undoubtedly captures the curiosity of those who are unfamiliar with Aikido is the possibility of approaching a cross-disciplinary study that includes exercises with the sword, […]
In ancient Greece, an idiot was simply a private citizen, someone who held no office in the administration of the city or the state. In other words, an entirely ordinary […]
The recent -though “recent” is already doing some optimistic work here, since its roots stretch back to the 1970s- schism within the Catholic Church offers an occasion for reflecting on […]
In sport, excellence is often born from intangible qualities: discipline, dedication, the relentless pursuit of technical perfection, and the deep relationship between coach and athlete. These are the elements that […]
Have you ever thought about all the times we could have died, yet we’re still here? It is certainly a thought that crosses our minds more than once in a […]