A martial art, not a combat sport.
Aikido remains vigorous and precise, yet victory over another person is not its measure. Practice examines how to receive force, reorganise the encounter and act without hardening.
SHOCHIKUBAIDOJO ROMA · 松竹梅合気道 · AIKIDO
A Budō created by Morihei Ueshiba: a broad technical curriculum for studying structure, distance, timing and the transformation of conflict.
Aikido remains vigorous and precise, yet victory over another person is not its measure. Practice examines how to receive force, reorganise the encounter and act without hardening.
Taijutsu, ken and jo are three languages for the same principles: centre, structure, distance, rhythm and relationship.
The school is rooted in the teaching of Tamura Nobuyoshi Shihan and Endo Seishiro Shihan, alongside encounters with René Van Droogenbroeck, Stéphane Benedetti, Malcolm Tiki Shewan and Gaetano Fetonti Sensei.