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Thanks for visiting our Aikido Images Gallery 3, where You will see dozens of interesting photographs and pictures that we have taken over the years.
Most of them were taken during the 1992-2007 years of the Arun Aikido Club, based on the South Coast, UK. The Arun Aikido Club closed in 2007 mainly due to unsufficient student numbers.
Since then, Tony Wilden Sensei has focused on his own personal training and study of Aikido. He has also been taking an intensive instructor training course in self defence and pressure point fighting.
In May or June 2010 Tony Wilden Sensei will be
re-opening the Arun Aikido Club and will be offering a completely unique and exciting NEW format.
This will include private lessons in traditional Aikido, self defence, Aiki principles, Aiki warrior training camps, pressure points, power generation, and much more!
These will be available one-to-one, or for small groups, adults and children. More info... Arun Aikido Club
We hope You enjoy our Aikido Images selection, with hundreds to choose from, it was difficult to narrow them down...
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 | The panel consider the success or failures of another series of grading tests at Arun Aikido Dojo. Tony Sensei and Ken were joined by Anthony Sensei and guest from the Bushinkan Martial Arts Association. |
 | At the end of the class, after the closing rei, the results of the grading were given. Of course all the students passed on this day, I always tried to make sure they were ready before offering them a test. |
 | Congratulation are given to Richard Jones, a very good Aikido uke (receiver) and nice chap. He moved back to Liverpool after a few years with us. He trains with Terry Ezra Sensei now. |
 | Poor Robin, he is now an adult black belt in Aikido, and receives a particularly painful arm lock. Of course after this photo was taken I launched him through the air. He was glad to roll out of this application. |
 | The Arun Aikido Club give yet another demonstration of Aikido Yoshinkan. I was performing with the bokken (wooden sword), while my students showed the same movements unarmed. |
 | This was part of an Aikido demo I gave at the Dojo of John Hill Sensei... a Judo 6th Dan. We later hired the same hall and mats from this very nice gentleman for several months. |
 | These were some of my students, who helped me develop this class in Littlehampton UK. As You can see Robin, Edward and Natasha are all grown up and are now excellent Aikidoka. Also joined by Ian Upstone and Mary-Jayne Bosley. |
 | Here is a photo of John Hill Sensei - Judo 6th Dan and Tony Wilden Sensei - Aikido. Although from different arts we had many long conversations regarding the arts of Budo. John Sensei told me some amazing stories about his years of training and healing... He was very generous. |
 | This was part of my 4th Dan grading demonstration I gave for Brian Prince Sensei at his Portsmouth UK Dojo for the Bushinkan Martial Arts Association. His classes were very relaxed as you can see from some of the students watching. Brian Sensei is an amazing teacher... very relaxed and natural. |
 | Here I am receiving my 4th Dan certificate from Brian Prince Sensei. He would say 'what do you want to practise' then would teach us fine details of our choices, we learnt a lot from him. |
 | This was an Aikido demo we gave at an exhibition. There were so many people watching... great fun! Sorry about the size of this picture :( |
 | This was taken in Littlehampton UK, just before I gave a private lesson to a lady and her two daughters. I was working on posture at the time and Robin had no choice but to work on flexibility. |
 | This was a major grading seminar at my Arun Aikido Club Dojo. I had three students testing for their Shodan - 1st Dan level. They all passed... just! Robin Wilden, Ken Ryall and Julian Jessup. |
 | Ken Ryall receives his Shodan certificate from Tony Wilden Sensei. Ken went on to become a full Instructor with us and was a very valuable asset to the Arun Aikido Club. |
 | This was Robin Wilden receiving his Shodan certificate from Tony Wilden Sensei. He had no favours from his father and went on to receive his Nidan 2nd Dan some years later and became Arun Club Instructor. |
 | Edward Snodin receives his Shodan certificate from Tony Wilden Sensei. He was an asset to the Arun Aikido Club and was always there supporting us... amazing energy! |
 | Natasha Wilden receives her Shodan certificate from Tony Wilden Sensei. She was a great support and an example of what ladies can achieve in Aikido. She trained as hard as the lads, and on many ocassions... hammered them. |
 | This is myself and my top four students. Notice that three of them began all the way back to when they were kids in 1992... what an achievement! Ken started later in life and trained hard with our students. People came, tried and left the club, it was too difficult for most of them. These four had grit and determination! |
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