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AIKIDO
Aikido’s founder, Morihei Ueshiba (1883-1969) or O-sensei, "the great teacher", was a Japanese soldier and philosopher. He founded The Art of Peace or, “way of harmonizing energy” after many years of studying traditional Japanese martial arts including Kendo and Ju-jitsu. Morihei developed the circular, flowing movements of Aikido to blend the energy of the attack and redirect these forces harmlessly. Practioners train to develop their Ki or inner energy as well as their body during vigorous activity.
IAIDO
The art of Iaido would seem to be a simple one.The student sits or stands quietly, draws out a blade and cuts through the air all in one stroke, then puts the blade away again. To the casual observer there is not a lot to see.

However, Iaido is an exacting art that demands a high level of mental concentration. It is an art of precise motions with only centimeters of tolerance and split second timing.It is also an individual art that involves the student and the sword struggling to achieve perfection of form.

Beyond this physical aspect, Iaido is perhaps the most philosophically oriented of all of the Japanese budo arts. The name "Iaido" itself is composed of three ideograms "I, "AI" and "DO"."I" means to "reside" or "be" in a certain place; "AI" means "harmony"; and "DO" means "road" or "path".Hence, "Iaido" means the path to finding harmony in any situation in which one finds oneself - to be prepared for any eventuality.

Iaido is a very traditional martial art. Japanese culture, etiquette and history are all important aspects of Iaido taught at the JCCC.

Both the traditional forms of Muso Jikiden Eishin Ryu, which originate in
the late 16th century, and the modern forms developed by the All Japan Kendo Federation are taught



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