Aikido Yoshinkan – Tsuneo Ando Shihan DVD 3

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Aikido Yoshinkan – Tsuneo Ando Shihan DVD 3

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Salepage: Aikido Yoshinkan – Tsuneo Ando Shihan DVD 3

The sole requirement for this third installment of the “Yoshinkan Encyclopedia” DVD series is that all techniques be shown and explained by Japanese teacher Ando Tsuneo, who holds the 8th dan in aikido.
On the island of Shikoku, in the city of Nihama, Tsuneo Ando was born in 1956. He originally learned about aikido at Tokushima University, and after graduation, Ando Sensei took over the 2nd Dan Aikikai. Ando joined the Aikido Yoshinkan in 1981 as an uchi-deshi after being inspired by Gozo Shioda’s great technique and remained there until Kanche Shioda’s passing. In Urayasu City, Tsuneo Ando established the Aikido Association in 1990, the only organization in the world to collaborate so closely with Aikido Aikikai. Ando Shihan was awarded 6th dan in 1993.
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