Stavanger, Norway
Ki-Aikido combines training the mind with training the body. Mind moves body. Therefore, Ki-Aikido does not focus on mechanical repetition of techniques, but primarily on training the mind, through which bodily movements become stronger.
Ki-Aikido is suitable for men and women of all ages, and does not require physical strength.
The club exhibits very low hierarchy, and new members are welcome at any time. Senior members will help you to get started.
"Ki"
(Calligraphy by Ai Takase)
Esa Lilja
tel. +47 482 16 493
esa.lilja(ät)gmail.com
You are welcome to practice with us any time!
All adults are welcome regardles of age, shape, or prior experience. We exhibit low hierarchy and trust in common politeness. Talking is allowed at all times, questions and comments are welcomed.
Regular training times:
- Mondays at 18-20 (Ki-dojo)
- Wednesdays at 17-18 (Siddishallen)
- Fridays at 18-20 (Siddishallen).
Other training by arrangement. Take contact for details.
Locations:
Siddishallen (Ishockeyveien 7, 4021 Stavanger),
Ki-dojo (Nedre Dalgate 61, 2nd floor).
Newsletter: https://knkmusubi.net/newsletters/
- Mondays at 18-20 (ki-dojo)
- Wednesdays at 17-18 (Siddishallen)
- Fridays at 18-20 (Siddishallen).
Other training by arrangement. Take contact for details.
Locations:
Siddishallen (Ishockeyveien 7, 3rd floor),
Ki-dojo (Nedre Dalgate 61, 2nd floor).
In the video below, Doshu Kenjiro Yoshigasaki (1951-2021) talks about the importance of having several teachers.
A playlist on YouTube includes videos by Alain de Halleux: e.g. interviews, lectures, All of Aikido vol. 1-5 (1999-2002), documentary with Yehudi Menuhin, etc.
Ki no Kenkyukai Musubi is an umbrella association for Ki-dojos mainly in Europe, but also in South America and Africa. The website contains e.g. newsletter, seminar calendar and affiliated dojo contact info.
Yoshigasaki style grading syllabus with videos:
https://toitsu.de/exams/exams.html
Seminars in Europe:
New home Dojo in Storhaug
Nedre Dalgate 61, 4014 Stavanger, 2nd floor.
Quote of the month:
"Aikido is about being relaxed in complicated situations" (Joacim von Rost, Aikido Club 13).
(click the seminar link)
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Everybody is welcome to our events from all martial arts regardless of their level of experience. Please wear your own belts and whatever you are comfortable with.