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    Atlanta Aunkai Seminar May 9 & 10

    We're excited to announce that Akuzawa Minoru, the founder of Aunkai, will be visiting Atlanta, GA for a two-day intensive seminar.

    Akuzawa Sensei has developed a unique approach to training from his extensive background in Chinese and Japanese martial arts. Rather than focusing on specific techniques, he and his students work to develop the martial body itself, thus forming a core set of body skills that the practitioner can apply to whatever form of martial art they choose. This seminar is open to all interested students regardless of what art they currently study.

    For more information about Akuzawa Sensei and Aunkai, visit their website at http://www.aunkai.net/eng

    Video of Akuzawa sensei: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wbvipmVYGzA

    Dates:
    Saturday May 9 & Sunday May 10, 2009. 10AM - 6PM with one hour lunch in between.

    Costs:
    $180 includes both days. Discounts available for full-time students (with valid student ID).

    Where:
    Roswell Budokan/Aikido Association of Atlanta
    11516 Woodstock Road
    Roswell, GA 30075

    To Register:
    Jang Choe (jangchoe (at) gmail . com) to reserve your spot.

    Possible Seminar Topics:
    - Understanding body principles at a physical level.
    - Understanding the importance of working out to "correct the body".
    - Explaining the Aun method of "framework of power" .
    - Explain how to train, balance, and correct the body.
    - Introduce exercises designed to increase and strengthen awareness of the body's correct frame.
    - Exercises to increase the potential of your body's movement.
    - Partner training designed to allow both parties to understand how the skeletal structure is supposed to correctly settle and react.
    - Contact exercises designed to bring awareness to how the body reacts under duress and correct itself through a continuous process.
    - Explanation of the principles of "Hard/Soft" within the body. Understanding the use of proper power with an opponent.
    Last edited by Kumkuat; 03-07-2009 at 11:17 AM. Reason: Location Update.

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    It helps when you list where the seminar will be... the website doesn't mention anything.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sean_stonehart View Post
    It helps when you list where the seminar will be... the website doesn't mention anything.

    Just FYI...
    Hi, we're in the process looking for an appropriate venue for the seminar. We should have something by next week or so. We just wanted to get the word out now for people who are interested to start marking their calendars.

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    We now have a price cut. It's now $180 for both days.
    Last edited by Kumkuat; 02-27-2009 at 07:36 AM. Reason: spelling

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    We have a location for the seminar. It will be held at

    Roswell Budokan/Aikido Association of Atlanta
    11516 Woodstock Road
    Roswell, GA 30075

    Also, private lessons are available. Contact me if you're interested.

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    Anyone who can make it should, whatever your art.

    Akuzawa will make you reassess the way you move and think of your body mechanics. He may even make you believe some of the martial legends!
    its safe to say that I train some martial arts. Im not that good really, but most people really suck, so I feel ok about that - Sunfist

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    please come to los angeles, some time in future.
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