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This Week
Dear Friends and Members of the Nakayamakai, Arrangements are concluded the
move of the Nakayama Dojo to St Mark's Church, 1802-33 Ave SW, Calgary has
been completed.
During non-summer months beginning September 9th our times are
Saturday 1:30 pm, Monday 1:30 pm
Address: St Mark's& St Philip's Church 1802 - 33rd Ave SW, east entrance.
For those who have not been to St Mark's gym it has a wooden floor, opening
windows and the storage will be on the same floor as where we practice. We
shall be preceded on Saturdays and followed on Mondays by ballet! Payment
shall remain through your generous contributions to the silver box.
Due to a funeral on Saturday at St Mark's we will not be practicing this coming
Saturday November 18.
Back to normal Monday et seq.
Many blessings!
Osamero!
Yours in Christ,
(The Rev'd Canon) Douglas Skoyles SSC
Hon. Ass't Parish of Christ the King Calgary [ACCC/TAC]
Nakayama KoAikidokai no Kaicho
(403) 265-5466
Spera in deo.
"Duty is ours; the consequences are God's."
T.J Jackson, Lt Gen'l CSA
Introduction
This Web Site exists to provide information for the Nakayamakai Dojo
directed by Fr D.H. Skoyles SSC. (see: Nakayamakai Dojos, contact list)
The major Sword Kata of the Nakayama KoAikido Kai can be viewed in folder
Video_Clips! The dojos of the Nakayamakai: exist to pass on the tradition
of Nakayamakai KoAikido (also know as Nakayamakai Kokyuho Aikido).
This is a tradition of bugei "martial Art" a non-competitive, non-combative,
martial Way 'Budo' approached in a classical manner. It may be thought of
as a semi-classical Budo [hankobudo] continuation of the work of Ueshiba
Morihei 14 Dec 1883- 26 Apr 1969AD, also know as O-Sensei. O-Sensei founded
Aikido in c1942 a confluence of many streams of older Japanese martial Ways
and arts.
KoAikido means "The Healthful or Peaceful or 'Shalom' Way of Spiritual
Harmony", while Kokyuho refers to the spiritual respiration which is at the
root of all techniques and is reputed to aid in maintaining youth and vigour.
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