Instructor Hiroshi Tada's Techniques and Philosophy Condensed! Learn the refinement of breathing and ki in martial arts!

Hiroshi Tada, Headquarters Master of Aikikai Foundation (Honorary Instructor of Waseda University Aikido Club), who has supported the current Aikido world as a direct disciple of Aikido founder Morihei Ueshiba, presents his techniques and philosophy across three volumes.

Meticulously instructed to allow beginners, especially students, to master the basics of Aikido techniques. A must-see for proficient martial artists and martial arts enthusiasts!

Contents:

Chapter 1: Breathing Techniques

Chapter 2: Training Scenes 

Chapter 3: Single-handed both hands held breathing 

Chapter 4: Ikkyo Techniques

Chapter 5: Nikyo Techniques 

Chapter 6: Sankyo Techniques 

Chapter 7: Yonkyo Techniques 

Chapter 8: Gokyo Techniques 

Chapter 9: Suwaraiwaza Techniques 

Instructor & Performer: Hiroshi Tada Born on December 14th, 1929, in Tokyo. During his studies at Waseda University, he entered the Ueshiba Dojo and studied under Morihei Ueshiba and his successor Kisshomaru Ueshiba. He later studied mind-body unification under Tenpu Nakamura and purification rites under Masakazu Hino at the Ichikukai Dojo following the lineage of Yamaoka Tesshu. Currently serves as an instructor at Aikido Headquarters Dojo, Jiyugaoka Dojo, Gessho-ji Dojo, Waseda University Aikido Club, and the University of Tokyo Aikido Ki Training Club. Director Didattio of Italy Aikido Association = Japan Traditional Culture Association. Member of the International Aikido Federation. Aikido 9th Dan.