A wonderful atmospheric Asian-style place for practicing Aikido. A spacious and comfortable hall with various equipment.
I've always dreamed of mastering the art of self-defense, but I've been putting it off for later. And now I have been studying for the third year and I regret that I did not come earlier.
I chose the coach intuitively - and I did not lose.
At first, I had difficulty learning, because I felt like a beginner among experienced guys, but the difficulties did not scare me. If you like classes, nothing will stop you))
I really like the team spirit in the team, the general support, the joint holding of holidays and seminars. It's like getting into a family of loved ones, where everyone will stand up for you)
I thank Sensei Maxim for training and developing not only the physical body, but also the spirit. For the opportunity to gain valuable knowledge.
For me, Aikido is not even a sport, it is a way of harmony with the world and with myself.
I have been practicing for the tenth year now, I really like the concept of Aikido, which distinguishes it from other types of martial arts about the relationship between working with weapons (bokken, jo) and without it, the lack of emphasis on striking techniques and learning insurance after a fall. The teachers explain everything clearly and show what helps to understand the subtleties of each technique well.
Training helps, it becomes easier and more confident to move around on the street. There are interesting tournaments that are interesting to go to. I advise everyone to go. I was told to run like a cockroach in physical education, and I ran the fastest because we often run like that in Aikido. There was a time when I was walking on a log and almost fell into the water, but I remembered the shrimp that we studied in aikido and escaped
A great hall for Takemusu Aikido classes. Takemusu Aikido is based on the interconnection of the sword, the stick, as well as basic and advanced techniques without weapons. So, the study of basic techniques in this area of Aikido is given the closest attention.
The main value of the club is a team of like-minded people led by Maxim V. Koltygin (4th Dan Aikido Aikikai)
Seminars and master classes are held annually with the participation of Oleg Borisovich Yakimov (President Takemusu aiki of Russia, Shihan, 6th dan Aikido aikikai)
The Belarusian Takemusu Aikido Club is a great place to unleash your potential and develop your physical abilities.
I've been practicing Aikido for six years now.All classes are interesting and taxing, give a lot of stress and teach self-defense techniques.I learned to climb a rope from scratch without legs, climbing to the top.Maxim Valeryevich Koltygin notices our shortcomings in training and guides us.