Updates

  Happy Monday all, I hope everyone enjoyed a few days off for the holiday and I hope you are all ready to start moving again! Aikido is a great way to stay warm in the winter and help get

Hello all! Last Saturday we had a fantastic day of Aikido and Promotions. Thank you to everyone who helped, participated and watched. Every student did a great job and passed their promotions with flying colors! Below is the list of

This week I want to wish everyone Gambatte! (or Ganbatte, if you go by the literal romaji translation) In Japanese this means, keep trying to do your best or good luck. I have always understood Gambatte to be along the

Thank a Vet! This Monday (today) is Veterans Day. Please take a moment today to recognize and appreciate all who have served our country and protected our freedoms. We have several active and non-active military personnel at Henderson Aikido and

  We have guiding and we have balance. This week we are going to work on Guiding the Balance of our partner. This concept requires Uke to be extremely honest with their attack and recognize when Nage has affected balance.

It’s that time again… PROMOTIONS!! What: 3rd Kyu Promotions Date & Time: November, 2nd 10:30 AM – Dave November, 16th 10:30 AM – Blaze Where: Henderson Aikido 671 Middlegate Rd., Ste. C Henderson, NV 89011 JOIN US! Saturday, November 2nd and Saturday, November 16th Dave

  Halloween Time for the Kiddos! It’s Halloween time again… Come to the dojo in costume and ready for a good time! Games and treats are on going on today for everyone in the children’s classes. Friends and family members

When we allow our focus to converge on one thing, we can perform at our best. Keeping One Point closely relates to balance and focus. However, it goes further than just being focused or centered. Keeping one point is the

The evolution of Aikido will come from the continual development of individuals within the art. This weekend was fantastic. Big thanks to Aikido of Reno for hosting, and of course to all of the Sensei and students who traveled and

  Perfect timing, like the photo to the left, can have wonderfully unexpected results. It can make it seem like a snowboarder is walking on the moon. Or in Aikido it can make a full size human being seem like