Cebu Aikido Scene

[aquafire]

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Max Tian Sensei is still teaching his students directly. He is one of the icons of Aikido in the Philippines. Irregardless of what affiliation some people are now many of them owe their basics from him. He deserves gratitude.

[nolex]

buhi pa siguro bro oi kay nagsige man siya ug practice sa iyang "KI"

nus-a pmn ka nagsugod ani bai?..

what does it mean when it says 12 sessions per month?

[BaDBoY]

Max Tian Sensei is still teaching his students directly. He is one of the icons of Aikido in the Philippines. Irregardless of what affiliation some people are now many of them owe their basics from him. He deserves gratitude.

absolutely very true and i can't add more.. it was from him that i've learned the famous "unbendable arm"... :mrgreen:

[BaDBoY]

nus-a pmn ka nagsugod ani bai?..

what does it mean when it says 12 sessions per month?

- Max Tian Sensei was my first Aikido instructor in the year 1991

- 12 sessions per month could mean 3 sessions a week.. a session could last 1 to 1.5hrs of Aikido training..

[KenjiBartin]

kinsay 5th dan sa pinas?

[ayazumi]

hehehehe ako. nakay friends didto BaDBoy?


kinsa nato diri membro sa Intuko Ki Society? naa ba?

[BaDBoY]

hehehehe ako. nakay friends didto BaDBoy?

i don't think so.. dugay na ko wala maka train sa cebu, mga 14 years na siguro..

[ayazumi]

wala diay ka sa cebu karon BaDBoy? pero cge gihapon ka praktis karon?

i don't think so.. dugay na ko wala maka train sa cebu, mga 14 years na siguro..

[BaDBoY]

wala diay ka sa cebu karon BaDBoy? pero cge gihapon ka praktis karon?

yes, i'm training with Aikido Shinju-Kai

[aquafire]

5th dan?
I think it may be Abe Chavez of Misogi Dojo in Manila. I may be wrong. Double check lang palihug.