Aikido Collection Classics 1

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Aikido Collection Classics 1

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Salepage: Aikido Collection Classics 1

This DVD is a compilation of fascinating historical tales about the most well-known Aikido personalities. After World War II, Aikido became successful thanks in part to its masters. Each of these instructors, starting with Moriheo Ueshiba, the creator of Aikido, has created their unique methodology and technical style. The video shown in this movie showcases some of the best Aikido you’ve ever seen! Comments are in English. Morihiro Saito, Morihei Ueshiba, Gozo Shioda, Koichi Tohei, and Kisshomaru Ueshiba

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