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Aikido’s Branding Problem: Will Aikido Become the Kodak of the Martial Arts?

This post is authored by Ron Cicero. Ron has produced branded content and television commercials for a wide range of Fortune 100 companies and their brands over a 20-year career. His work has collected awards from the Cannes Advertising Festival...

Josh Gold

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Philip Lee: How Aikido Took Singapore by Storm

Philip Lee Shihan (7th dan) is the founder and chief instructor of the Aikido Shinju-Kai network of dojos in Singapore, comprising 56 training centers and growing. He has been training in aikido since 1971 and is...

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Podcast: George Ledyard on skill transmission in aikido

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Ellis Amdur: The Role of Martial Arts in Modern Society

Ellis Amdur has been training in aikido and other martial arts for close to 50 years. In addition to practicing traditional arts like koryu bujutsu, he has also worked on projects to apply principles derives from...

Josh Gold

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Pre-Launch Update: The New Aikido Journal

We’re now deep into production on the new Aikido Journal and wanted to provide the community with a pre-launch update. Key Updates Email is now online: All Aikido Journal email addresses are now active. If you...

Josh Gold

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Interview with Shoji Nishio (1984), Part 2 by Stanley Pranin

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Aikido’s Branding Problem: Will Aikido Become the Kodak of the Martial Arts?

Category - Leadership

Philip Lee: How Aikido Took Singapore by Storm

Podcast: George Ledyard on skill transmission in aikido

Ellis Amdur: The Role of Martial Arts in Modern Society

Pre-Launch Update: The New Aikido Journal

Interview with Shoji Nishio (1984), Part 2 by Stanley Pranin

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