Aikitaiji: Soft or Internal Martial Art Book by Jack Livingson

Aikitaiji: Soft or Internal Martial Art Book by Jack LivingsonAikitaiji is neither Aikido nor Tai Chi Chuan as commonly understood. Its not anything new either. Its a compilation that I found useful after deleting things that didnt work for me. Aikitaiji is a two point perspective on soft martial art. The best example to distinguish Aikitaiji is the way we engage in the cooperative but slightly competitive practice of Push hands. Positive, playful competition adds realism (because your partner isnt just taking a

and continues his research focusing on body mechanics in martial arts

an active shooter

-Upper Body Stretches

so that you can understand and analyze each movement perfectly

from beginner to black belt level

a special training that was heavily influenced by Great Grandmaster Antonio Ilustrisimo

wear tabi socks

Clear’s Silat is dedicated to preserving the street-practical self defense side of these arts combined with the efficient & effective teaching methods of “inner door” family style training

Demonstrates techniques that utilize the power of supportive touch

where he would mentor such great fighters as Roxanne Modaferri

making it an essential manual for both beginners and advanced practitioners alike

as well as martial arts teachers and practitioners around the world