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Interviews

Here are some of the interviews with several high ranked Aikido teachers that I conducted while I was Editor in Chief for Aikidoka Magazine.



Interview with Guillaume Erard, 3rd Dan Aikikai
Scritto da Aurore Mamet   
Lunedì 23 Novembre 2009 00:00
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Guillaume Erard
This article is a bit special since that for once, I will be the one to answer questions. I went last June to give a one day course in Besançon  (France) as I was invited there by my friend Aurore who used to work with me at Aikidoka Magazine. I had a wonderful time teaching over there and was touched by the fact that seven students from the DAA made the trip to France especially for this occasion.

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Intervista a William Gleason
Martedì 10 Febbraio 2009 21:04
William Gleason
Lo scorso Dicembre 2008, la città di Roma è stata teatro di un evento da ricordare per l' Aikido in Italia. Il Maestro William Gleason, VI dan Aikikai ed allievo del Maestro Seigo Yamaguchi (1924-1996), ha tenuto il suo primo stage di Aikido in Europa.
 Durante un pranzo in un ristorante giapponese della capitale abbiamo colto l'occasione per fargli alcune domande, non tanto sul suo percorso nell'Aikido, quanto su argomenti universali quali i princìpi dell'Aiki.

 
Encounter with Philippe Orban, 6th dan Aikikai
Sabato 17 Gennaio 2009 22:44
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Philippe Orban
Meet Philippe Orban, 6th dan Aikikai and very close student of Christian Tissier for many years. Although he could have stayed in the comfort of teaching regular classes at the Cercle Tissier in Vincennes, Philippe decided to move abroad and open a dojo in Leipzig (Germany), almost ten years ago. In this interview, he kindly agreed to share his experience with us and to explain his conception of Aikido and how it fits in the way it is being practiced on the other side of the Rhine.

 
Intervista con Micheline Tissier, 6° dan Aikikai di Tokyo
Domenica 11 Gennaio 2009 21:00
Micheline Tissier
Non molto tempo fa ho avuto l'opportunità di fare quattro chiacchiere con la più famosa esperta femminile di Aikido, Micheline Tissier, che detiene il grado di 6° dan dell' Aikikai. E' stata la prima donna europea ad essere insignita di questo grado dal Doshu Moriteru Ueshiba ed una delle rare donne ad occupare una posizione di responsabilità tecnica nella propria federazione. Quando ha accettato di rispondere alle mie domande, ne sono stato molto felice e ho scoperto una persona diretta e sincera, che non gira mai intorno alle domande e che sorprende per la chiarezza delle proprie idee su gli argomenti più diversi.

 
Interview with Luc Mathevet 5th dan Aikikai, DTR Rhône-Alpes
Domenica 12 Ottobre 2008 12:32
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Luc Mathevet
Luc Mathevet, 5th dan Aikikai, has been practicing Aikido for over 25 years and he is now the technical director of the Rhône-Alpes region for the FFAAA. This sought after technician and sophisticated teacher accepted to talk to us about his art and his role as a teacher. Let's meet this quiet, discreet man who is however one of the most active people in terms of pedagogic research and Aikido development.

 
Intervista a Christian Tissier Shihan
Venerdì 23 Maggio 2008 00:17

Christian Tissier Shihan 7th dan Aikikai.JPG

Era un po' che provavo ad intervistare Christian Tissier ( Shihan, 7° dan Aikikai), responsabile nazionale della Federazione Francese di Aikido ( FFAAA), ma senza molto successo, devo ammettere. Ogni volta i nostri impegni non si coordinavano e durante gli stage non abbiamo mai trovato il tempo di sederci tranquilli per fare un'intervista. Finalmente, grazie alla sua buona volontà e gentilezza, la cosa è diventata possibile.

 
Interview with Henry Kono
Martedì 22 Aprile 2008 09:32
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Henry Kono.jpg"He was basing all this on something simple. That, I knew from day one..."

These words belong to quite an extraordinary individual, Henry Kono Sensei who just celebrated his 80th birthday and 43 years of Aikido practice. Mr Kono is a Canadian citizen of Japanese parents who decided during his youth to visit his country of origin. Nothing really remarkable so far, apart from the fact that he ended up spending four years studying Aikido with the founder of the art, O Sensei Morihei Ueshibaa.

 
Interview with Cyril Lagrasta, head instructor of the Dublin Aikikai Aikido
Sabato 19 Aprile 2008 00:24
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Cyril Lagrasta Cyril Lagrasta, 4th dan Aikikai, is the head instructor of the Dublin Aikikai Aikido, a group that he started over 10 years ago. It is important because it gives the opportunity to a real pioneer to express himself about all the work he has done to spread a certain conception of Aikido outside of France. Too few of these people make it to the pages of the French magazines so I guess that was my way to express all my gratitude to him for what he has done for me and my Aikido these last few years.

 
Discussion with Alan Ruddock, the first Irish Aikido practitioner
Martedì 05 Febbraio 2008 10:03
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Alan Ruddock Alan Ruddock is one of the very few people who got the opportunity to train with O Sensei Morihei Ueshiba. He is the only Irishman to have done so, spending 3 years with the founder of Aikido. However, his martial art background goes well before that. Besides being the first Irish Aikido practitioner, his country also owes him the introduction of Karate on the island[1]. Iw met with this kind gentleman and true budo master for a discussion about his past and what makes his Aikido so unique.

 

 
Interview with Joe Curran, president of the Birankai
Venerdì 18 Gennaio 2008 15:59
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British Birankai Logo.jpgJoe Curran is the current president of the British Aikikai (BA), the only remaining organization under the technical supervision of Kazuo Chiba Shihan after his departure from England. Joe Curran spent more than 30 years practicing Aikido and he is one of the most dedicated students of Chiba Sensei in Britain for putting us into contact during a seminar Curran Sensei gave in Tunisia. Sensei. He accepted to talk to us about his organization and his personal views on Aikido in and abroad.  Many thanks to Mrad Medsouheil from the Association Sahelienne d'Aikido.

 

 
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