A C A D E M Y   E N G L A N D

EST. 2017

Aikido Dōteki ® , member of:
Kyudokai Martial Arts Assotiation
&
Polish Martial Arts Federation

" Aikido Dōteki was created after many years of studying various styles of aikido by the founder of Aikido Academy England with the aim of highlighting a distinct style of aikido cultivated in our school, this is the most dynamic form of the techniques and exercises practiced in this martial art discipline. Aikido Dōteki name is trademark protected."

Healthy Martial Art

Aikido is a martial art that harmoniously combines body and mind elements, it is more than just one of many combat systems. Aikido tactics are to dodge, cover, lever, throw, etc. The precision of the movements means that a well-trained aikidoka can even cope with several opponents at the same time. Everyone can practice Aikido, because there is no age barrier here. Everyone trains at a level appropriate to their own abilities and needs.

There is a friendly atmosphere during trainings, which eliminates unnecessary stress.

During the classes, we learn to cooperate and respect ourselves and other exercisers, because there is no aggression or struggle, and we improve our techniques by working together. We all share the acquired knowledge with each other, thanks to which we gain a lot.

Children are divided into two groups - beginner and advanced. Classes for children are of general development character, their purpose is to improve physical fitness and learn the basic principles of aikido, such as labels, pads, and some techniques. During training, children DO NOT use levers or strong throws that could pose a threat to them. However, already in the advanced group, children begin to learn the basics of self-defense.

Often children in the older group have the opportunity to checkyour skills on advanced learning classes.There are various aids in the training with get, which make the classes attractive. The most important thing during the classes is to develop a stable attitude that will enable an immediate reaction to an attack in the future. The instructor is addicted to abnormalities and bad habits of the standing and sitting posture of children.
Incorrect posture is the result of many hours of sitting in school desks and results in a curvature of the spine and a slouching. 

 

Aikido trainings make the child stand and sit uprightduring everyday activities.Children in training take examsto the degrees of kyu, thanks to which they gradually improve their skills.Besides, aikido is a sport that gives children a lot of exercise

 

Age range: & belts system colours

 

… - 10 YOUNGSTERS: Belt with two black strips on one end.

10- 16 CADETS: Belt with one black strip on one end.

16 + … ADULTS ( -18 y.o. group assignment with the consent of parents or guardians).

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7'th KYU - The Red Belt with ONE BLACK strip on one end.

 

Earlier techniques, and the etiquette of the dojo.

KOHO UKEMI - cradle backwards from standing position to the pad with a tap on

mats with both palms.

USHIRO UKEMI -backward roll.

OKURI ASHI - adding step to step.

UKE – attacker.

TORI – defender / person performing the technique.

Meaning of the AI KI DO inscription.

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6'th KYU – The Red belt.

 

Etiquette of the dojo.

TAI SABAKI – 180 degree rotation through the back.

TENKAN – 180 degree rotation forwards.

AI HANMI KATATEDORI – diagonal handle (right to right or left to left).

KATATEDORI – handle on the same side (left to right or right to left).

KATADORI - Shoulder grip.

SHOMEN UCHI - cutting from overhead down.

YOKOMEN UCHI – oblique blow from overhead down.

TENCHI NAGE – step beyond the attacker into the simultaneous spreading of the arms up and down.

RYOTEDORI IRIMI & TENKAN

 

Student must demonstrate proper posture and execution when performing the techniques.

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5'th Kyu – The Yellow belt.

 

Earlier techniques, plus:

CHUDAN TSUKI – blow to the solar plexus.

IKKYO -grip the elbow and wrist with both hands.

NIKKYO – handle arm with both hands with the so-called "screwing the towel".

SANKYO – grip at the base of the thumb and the edge of the hand.

SHIHO NAGE – extending the UKE arm to the side and passing under it.

- IRIMI & TENKAN

IRIMI NAGE: - from SHOMEN UCHI

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4'th Kyu – The Orange belt.

 

Earlier techniques, plus:

 

USHIRO KATADORI – both hands grasp the shoulders behind.

KAITEN NAGE:

- UCHI- passage under the arm of UKE.

- SOTO- bypass to the side with holding the UKE arm.

IRIMI NAGE:

JODAN TSUKI.

CHUDAN TSUKI.

USHIRO RYO: HIJIDORI & KATADORI

KOTE GAESHI – TAI SABAKI plus SANKYO

MUNEDORI – a handle on the top of the clothes.

HIJIDORI – elbow grip.

RYOTEDORI – grip on both wrists.

KATATE RYOTEDORI – two hands grasp one forearm.

RYO KATADORI – handle on both arms (front or rear).

RYO HIJIDORI – grip on both elbows.

KATATE KATADORI – grip on the elbow and forearm.

YONKYO - lever on the elbow.

MUNE TSUKI – blow to the upper torso.

JODAN TSUKI – blow to the head.

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3'th Kyu - The Green belt

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Earlier techniques, plus:

 

KOTE GAESHI :

KATATE TORI.

KATATE RYOTEDORI.

USHIRO RYOTEDORI.

SHIHO NAGE :

RYOTE TORI.

KATATE RYOTEDORI.

USHIRO RYOTEDORI/

IRIMI NAGE:

USHIRO RYOTEDORI.

KATATEDORI.

SUWARI WAZA

KOKYO HO

IRIMI NAGE

IKKYO

KAITEN NAGE:

AI HANMI KATATEDORI - UCHI & SOTO

MUNE TSUKI - UCHI & SOTO

 

 

SUWARI WAZA:

IKKYO

NIKKYO

SANKYO

YONKYO

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2'nd Kyu – The Blue belt.

 

Earlier techniques, plus:

 

 

IKKYO:

MUNEDORI - IRIMI & TEN KAN

RYOTEDORI - IRIMI & TEN KAN

CHUDAN TSUKI - IRIMI & TEN KAN

JODAN TSUKI - IRIMI & TEN KAN

YOKOMEN UCHI - IRIMI & TEN KAN

USHIRO RYOTEDORI - IRIMI & TEN KAN

KATA MUNEDORI

MUNEDORI MENUCHI

 

NIKKYO:

AI HANMI KATATEDORI

HOMEN UCHI - IRIMI & TEN KAN

MUNEDORI

YOKOMEN UCHI - IRIMI & TEN KAN

USHIRO RYOTEDORI

KATADORI MENUCHI

MUNEDORI MENUCHI

 

 

SANKYO:

KATATE RYOTEDORI

KATADORI MENUCHI

SHOMEN UCHI

YOKOMEN UCHI

USHIRO RYOTE KATADORI

 

YONKYO:

AI HANMI KATATEDORI

SHOMEN UCHI

YOKOMEN UCHI

GOKYO :

SHOMEN UCHI

YOKOMEN UCHI

 

KAITEN NAGE & SHIHO NAGE :

KATATEDORI

USHIRO RYOTEDORI

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1'th KYU – The Brown belt.

 

Earlier techniques, plus:
KOSHI NAGE

JUJI GARAMI:

USHIRO RYOTEDORI

KATA KATATEDORI

KATA TORI MENUCHI

KIRI OTOSHI:

AI HANMI KATATEDORI

MUNE TSUKI
YOKOMEN UCHI

UDE GARAMI:

KATATEDORI

CHUDAN TSUKI

SHOMEN UCHI

KOKYO NAGE

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1'th DAN -- The Black belt:

 

- Repeating the kyu degree program, version with atemi techniques.

- Techniques with a tanto, jo, and bokken.

- Randori.

 

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Exam fees:

7'th kyu: £14
6'th kyu: £18
5'th kyu: £ 25

4'th kyu: £ 29
3'th kyu: £ 39
2'nd kyu: £ 49
1'th kyu: £ 65
1'th dan: £ 120

 

 

 

Certified by the Polish Federation of Far Eastern Sports and Martial Arts ,located in Warsaw Capital Town, Poland.

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Youth and adults: trainings with general development elements aimed at increasing fitness, aimed primarily at teaching the most important techniques such as pads, throws, levers. Workouts are designed to train reflexes and habits, useful for self-defense. Advanced workouts: These trainings are more dynamic, the throws and levers used in them require more skill than both practitioners, the marking of attacks and defense is avoided.

 

Do you want to start training? We cordially invite you to one free training! Remember that every master was once an apprentice. If you already have art experience, so much the better. You lose nothing, you can only gain!

 

Aikido belongs to a group of five combat disputes (judo, kendo, kyudo, karatedo, aikido) practiced in Japan on a mass scale.It is a modern training system, based on the primary schools of sword and spear, developed by Master Morihei UESHIBA (1883-1969).

Dear Sponsors

We are incredibly proud of our club and the passion we invest in advancing our activities. In order to continue our mission and achieve new goals, we need support from individuals and companies who share our passion and vision. Therefore, we cordially invite you to consider the possibility of establishing a sponsorship partnership with us.

Our sponsorship opportunities encompass a range of options to tailor our collaboration to your individual needs and marketing objectives. Here is our sponsorship tier structure:

 

Silver Sponsor: Sponsor's logo on our athletes' jerseys. Promotion at our sporting and club events.

 

Gold Sponsor: Sponsor's logo on banners at the stadium. Opportunity to host a corporate event at our venue.

 

Platinum Sponsor: Prominent recognition on all club marketing materials. Exclusive meetings with players and club management.

 

Our collaboration is not limited to the options mentioned above. We are flexible and open to new ideas to meet your expectations. Our goal is to establish a long-term partnership that benefits both parties. If you are interested in establishing a sponsorship partnership with our club or have any questions about our offerings, please do not hesitate to contact us. We would be delighted to provide you with more details and discuss how we can achieve success together. Thank you for considering our proposal and for the support that can help us achieve our sporting goals.

Sincerely,

 

Mr Jacek Swoboda, CEO Health & Fit Sports Academy,

Contact e-mail: info@swobodatrainings.com

Contact by mobile phones:  +447403 290 019 , +447403 990 790

Address: Bedwell Community Centre  Bedwell Cres, Stevenage, SG11NA                  

Additional trainings session on requestes.
 

Our trainings sessions place: 

Every Sunday 11.00am - 12.30pm.
Every Tuesday 7.00pm - 8.30pm.


Dojo Address:
Bedwell Community Center 
Bedwell Cres, Stevenage Sg1 1NA,

 

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