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An Introduction

The eastern arts have long recognized that mind and body are not separate.  Consciousness is embodied. Training that recognizes this works with the whole self. Physical conditioning and functional awareness are practiced as one. The training of the body is concomitant with the cultivation of a quiet, engaged mind. A strong physical center is sought not as an end in itself but as a manifestation of imperturbable mind.

The meaning of this is more than a buff body and sharp intellect. A true martial artist personifies peace. What starts with the idea of learning self defense can ultimately lead to the spiritual insight that being in harmony with all things means dropping our guard. The martial way of uncovering the inner aggression that stands in the way of this realization is difficult. Practice coaxes, pushes, and eventually demands that we unmask and wake up to our true nature.   

If this is a journey you want to undertake, endeavor to do it with an open heart. That may sound trite but remember it.  You are going to need it.

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Birankai Annual Dues

It is that time of year to take care of Birankai dues.

Each active member of our dojo is requested to contribute $35 (current/renewing members, all grades and unranked students). This contribution supports the Birankai organization and all that it does.

There are two ways to make your contribution:

You may write a check, made payable to Bucks County Aikido, and drop it off at the dojo desk.

Alternatively, you make set up automatic, annual payments thru PayPal by clicking the button below.



Either way you choose, please take care of it this week.
If you have any questions, please seek out a senior student.

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Introductory Class Starts April 2nd 2013
Posted by Eric Soroker

Two New Introductory Classes will start

April 2nd, 2013:

Class Schedule:

Section 1: Tues & Wed 12:15pm-1:00pm

(8 week course)

Section 2: Tues & Thurs 6:00pm-7:00pm

(8 week course)

Intoductory classes are intended to introduce the student to basic footwork, rolling/falling, and foundational techniques. After graduating from this course the student will have the fundamentals to begin training in regular classes.

Fee: $250 (8 weeks of class and uniform)