OSI Aikido feirer vårt 40 års jubileum, og i den anledning har vi invitert noen av menneskene som dro ut i verden og åpnet egne dojoer og ble fantastiske instruktører hjem igjen, der det hele startet. Kom å feire med oss! Alle er velkomne.
Treningstider
14 – 15. oktober 2023
LØRDAG
10:30 – 12:00 Jo R. Giske (5.dan)
12:00 – 14:00 Pause
14:00 – 15:00 Gaute Lambertsen (6.dan)
15:00 – 16:00 Lars Lomell (5.dan)
SØNDAG
10:00 – 11:00 Tor Anton Gaarder (4.dan)
11:00 – 12.00 Siri Hempel Lindøe (1.kyu)
12:00 – 13:30 Pause
13:30 – 14:30 Erik Vanem (5.dan) or Thy Thy Vanem (3.dan)
14:30 – 15:30 Dimitris Farmakidis (4.dan)
Sted
Domus Athletica – Trimveien 4, 0372 Oslo
Pris
På ekte studentvis har vi valgt å holde prisene nede. Det koster derfor 300 kr for hele leiren.
Ariga Sensei is one of the closest Japanese deshi (students) of Endo Shihan, figuring as his uke in many demonstrations and instructional DVDs. He started Aikido in 1989 at the age of 15, and now teaches at and runs the Saku Dojo in Japan. He also teaches international seminars in Finland, Spain, Italy, Austria, Slovakia, Hungary and Germany.
He teaches a simple, elegant, soft and contact-based, yet effective aikido style, and is a very friendly, generous and inspiring teacher.
Training schedule
Friday 16 June: 19.00 – 21.00
Saturday 17 June:
11.00-13.00
15.30 – 17.30
Sunday 18 june: 11.00 – 13.00
Price
800 NOK whole camp / 250 NOK per session.
500 students, unemployed, youth under 26. NB: rebate applies to full seminar only.
Payment methods
This year again we strongly recommend pre-payment! Please help keep the registration queues at the seminar small and fast – PLEASE prepay! Note: Bring a printscreen of the payment as proof payment (pic on the phone is ok). Options:
Vipps: to 98250628 – we love it! (Norwegians only)
Domestic bank transfer to JuShinKan Aikido account nr: 9680 36 20544
International Bank transfer:
IBAN: NO9196803620544
BIC / SWIFT: STFBNOKKXXX
NB: state who the payment is for in the comment field!
if you have problems to transfer 800 kr in NOK, please transfer EUR 70 for the full seminar (the amounts include bank fees on our side) – or easier: bring cash (NOK or EUR are OK).
Credit card payment will be NOT be accepted, sorry!
Oslo Aikido Festival arrangeres annet hvert år og er en god mulighet til å oppleve forskjellige Aikido-stiler. Vår Kamilla skal i år lede en treningsøkt her. Bli med!
WE ARE ALL BEGINNERS, BE INSPIRED BY BEGINNERS AND STUDY WITH BEGINNER’S MIND.
Minoru Kanetsuka Sensei left Japan in 1964, after studying Aikido with Shioda Sensei and Fujita Sensei. On leaving Japan, he travelled through India and Nepal, then finally arrived in the UK in 1971. After Chiba Sensei’s departure, Kanetsuka Sensei became the Technical Director of the British Aikido Federation in 1976. From then, he also spent time teaching in Greece, the Netherlands, South Africa and importantly built relationships with Russia and Poland.
In Norway, Kanetsuka Sensei has a special position. The first Aikido dojo in Norway was opened in Tromsø, in 1977, by Birger Sørensen, a close student of Kanetsuka Sensei. From 1977 to 1998, Kanetsuka Sensei was the Norwegian Aikido Technical Director. Under his guidance, Birger Sørensen Sensei, Bjørn Eirik Olsen Sensei and some other Norwegian slowly built Aikido and created the Norwegian Aikido Federation.
Sentrum Aikido welcomes all Aikidoka to an Aikido seminar in Oslo, the Kanetsuka sensei memorial weekend, from February 07 to February 09, 2020.
Do basics and work hard – Sensei often repeated that with his students. We will continue with this tradition. The seminar will cover Aikido fundamentals and an introduction to ZaZen meditation and Shiatsu massage.
18:00 – 21:00: Aikido (Hubert and Birger) and Shiatzu (Rex).
Saturday 8th: 6 x 50 minutes classes
9:30 – 12:30: Yoga-inspired warming up and ZaZen (remember pillow for the sitting).
Aikido with Ryushinkan and Hokushinkan/Sentrum Aikido instructors.
Lunch 12:30 -14:30: Homemade fresh rolls, woked vegetables and fruits.
From 14:30 – 17:30: Aikido, the last class will be an introduction to Sotai exercises and Shiatsu.
Get together 19:.30: To be announced later.
Sunday 9th: 4 x 50 minutes classes
9.30 -10:15: Yoga-inspired warming up and ZaZen meditation.
10:30 -13.30: Aikido with Ryushinkan and Hokushinkan/Sentrum Aikido instructors and possibly with other guest instructors. The last class will also have Shiatsu.
Closing with tea.
INVITED GUEST INSTRUCTORS
Hubert van Ravensberg– 6. dan Aikido Aikikai and the President of the Aikikai Aikido Ryushinkan Nederland. Hubert started his aikido career in 1980 and in 1983 Kanetsuka sensei gave him his dojo name Ryushinkan to use for his dojos. In 1985 sensei Hubert started an aikido group in Deventer and in and later in Zwolle. The Aikido Ryushinkan Netherlands is since 2015 a recognized by the Hombu Dojo, the headquarters of Aikido in Tokyo, Aikikai organization in the Netherlands.
Rex Lassalle – Za Zen, shiatzu teacher. Rex Lassalle’s work in the healing arts was very much shaped by his practice of Aikido & Za Zen, which he began in 1977 with Birger Sørensen under the guidance and instruction of Kanetsuka Sensei. The importance of daily Za Zen was later reinforced by Chiba Sensei at the British Aikido Summer School where every morning it was done. The daily practice of Za Zen has remained an integral part of Rex’s life since then.
Rex is also a world-renowned Master in the Japanese healing art of Shiatsu and a global authority on the Japanese 9 Star Ki system, which has engaged his attention for more than four decades. He pioneered the teaching of it in the UK along with Belgium, Germany, Holland and Finland. His classes in these disciplines are known for their simplicity and accuracy in getting results. Many of his students have said: “Rex’s classes are not about menu cards, they are about tasting the food of these arts.»
FROM SENTRUM AIKIDO
Trond Pedersen – 3. dan Aikido Aikikai. Trond has been training Aikido since 1995. He has 15 years of teaching experience and has been dedicated to the development of the club since Sentrum Aikido was founded in 2007.
Tor Anton Gaarder – 4.dan Aikido Aikikai, the technical director of the club. Tor Anton has been training Aikido with life and soul since 1993. His approach to Aikido is a blend of softness, the pursuit of calm and the quest for uncompromising efficiency (Budo). His main sources of inspiration are Kanetsuka sensei, Tamura sensei and Endo sensei.
Jo Ring Giske – 5.dan Aikido Aikikai. Jo started Aikido in the early 1980s. He was the leading instructor in OSI Aikido and a long time member in the technical committee of Norwegian Aikido Federation. In addition, Jo has given seminars in different dojos in Norway. This photo was taken in a training session with him in Reimenkan Wintercamp 2009.
Birger Sørensen – 6. dan Aikido Aikikai. Birger has been a student of Sensei Kanetsuka since 1976. Birger started practicing aikido and Za-zen in Sensei’s dojo Ryushinkan in London and started the first dojo in Norway – Tromsø Aikidoklubb, Hokushinkan, in 1977.
In the early day’s, Kanetsuka Sensei used Birger frequently as uke. In the spring 1977, Michael G. Wilson, the executive producer/producer of several James Bond films was invited to Ryushinkan dojo in London to take foto and film shots from the aikido practice. The above photos were from this session.
In the resent years Birger has mostly been practicing at Sentrum Aikido, Oslo.
PRICE
750 NOK for the whole seminar
students: 300 NOK.
from abroad: 500 NOK.
Per class: 100 NOK.
Payment methods:
Cash before training.
to bank account: 0539 5613024
Vipps number 11207, for Norwegian.
ACCOMMODATION
It is possible to sleep in the dojo. There is a kitchenette there, with water cooker, coffee machine, oven and fridge. And sauna 🙂
