Noosa Shodokan Aikido

Noosa Shodokan Aikido is a sports club located in Sunshine Coast, Australia. As a club that specialises in Aikido, a defensive Japanese Martial art, Noosa Shodokan offers a unique and structured approach to teaching this ancient practise.

Aikido, the art of self-defence, is taught at Noosa Shodokan Aikido using the principles of avoiding the attack, breaking the balance of the attacker, and applying technique in the form of strikes, throws, or locks to subdue the attacker. The distinguishing feature of Aikido is that it requires no strength, making it suitable for people of all age groups, sexes, and body shapes.

At Noosa Shodokan Aikido, they teach the Shodokan style of Aikido, which focuses on teaching the basics of Aikido in a highly structured manner. This approach ensures that the application of Aikido techniques is effective in both real-life situations and sport Aikido competitions. The style is taught consistently across all Dojos (training places) worldwide, following the technical direction set by Tetsuro Nariyama Shihan 8th Dan, the head of the Shodokan Aikido movement.

Apart from being a form of self-defence, Aikido also offers several benefits. It provides a unique fitness experience without the boredom of traditional gym workouts. Aikido encourages interaction with a partner, making it a social form of exercise. Regular Aikido practise enhances flexibility, core strength, and reaction times.

Noosa Shodokan Aikido offers classes for both adults and children. For those seeking a challenge, the club also provides opportunities to participate in competition Aikido, which allows individuals to test their skills against others.

If you are interested in joining Noosa Shodokan Aikido, they offer the first lesson for free. The club is run by Garry Bright, Shodan, who can be contacted at 0435 565908. The classes are conducted at the Masonic Hall on Moorindal Street in Tewantin, Queensland. The postal address of the club is 15 Creek Road, Noosaville, Queensland.

For more information about Noosa Shodokan Aikido, you can visit their website at www. Shodokanaikido. Com. au or find them on social media and club directories.