How to Do an Aikido Forward Roll – Aikido of Salt Lake
Mar 27, 2017 · Mai Ukemi. Learning to fall is central to the practice of Aikido. Until you learn to fall safely, you are at risk of injury. One of the very first things you will be taught when you visit an …
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Aikido of Salt Lake – Training in the Way of Peace
Sep 13, 2024 · Compared to the many other martial arts practiced in Utah, Aikido isn’t very well known. Karate and its variants were made popular in the 80s by The Karate Kid and the flood …
Schedule & Fees – Aikido of Salt Lake
Training Schedule. Our dojo is located in the Tempest Business Park, 2212 S. West Temple #45, South Salt Lake, UT 84115. See Map. Class Times: Tuesdays: 8:00 – 9:30 p.m.
About the Dojo - Aikido of Salt Lake
Aikido of Salt Lake was founded by Philippe Wyffels (5th dan) and Gerry Carpenter (4th dan) in January 2017. We are affiliated with the Maruyama Institute of Aikido of São Paulo, Brazil, …
Instructors - Aikido of Salt Lake
Philippe Wyffels (dojo-cho, godan) Philippe Wyffels Sensei is the chief instructor for Aikido of Salt Lake. He has trained in Aikido for more than 30 years.
3 Steps to Learning a Soft Break Fall – Aikido of Salt Lake
Apr 10, 2017 · Yoko Ukemi. In Aikido, the most advanced fall is known as a break fall or high fall (in Japanese, “yoko ukemi”, lit. “side fall”). This is the big spectacular fall that you often see in …
Aikido in Pop Culture - Aikido of Salt Lake
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How to Do an Aikido Backward Roll – Aikido of Salt Lake
Ushiro Ukemi. Next to mai ukemi (forward roll), the next important type of fall you will learn in Aikido is how to fall or roll backwards (in Japanese “ushiro ukemi”).
What Martial Art Should I Try? A Personal Journey
Sep 13, 2024 · People come to the martial arts for many reasons: To learn self-defense; To build self-confidence; For exercise; An interest in Japanese, Chinese, or other Eastern cultures