Aren't you from the Far East?

Technical explanations for those having not been grown up in the philosophy of the Far East

We have an offer for you so it's definitely worth reading on!

 

What is this site? – a more detailed explanation

 

I’m sure you search for videos sometimes and try to analyse its moves frame by frame. This is what we used to do. It’s a tiring and hard work with doubtful results.

 

Because the photos and videos without the explanation of the the basic principles to tell much to beginners, they might even draw incorrect conclusions from watching them.

Among the loads of websites and videos on YouTube, etc., it’s very hard to find material which describe the basic aikido techniques in detail, and possibly contain similarly detailed explanations.

You could easily have already seen, even in the real world, that someone demonstrated a techniques but they wouldn’t explain why the technique was done that way or why it worked so and didn’t in another way. Maybe they didn’t want to tell you why or they gave some hard-to-get explanations and you couldn’t understand and accept these. It’s very hard to learn from such instructions.

We believe that you will learn a technique much more easily and effectively if you understand how they work.

 

Aikido moves, just like any other moves one learns, are all conscience-driven (not instinct-driven) moves, at least until you get to a certain level. Thus, if you can’t answer why you do things the way you do them all your moves will just be copied moves.

However, if you understand what you do and why you do them that way, you can focus on the moves themselves instead of focusing hard on doing something that is similar to the moves in your instructions (videos, etc.). The result of this understanding will be that you can learn these, often complicated, moves quickly and easily. Step by step, you will be able to concentrate on single movements and you can learn by always checking yourself and your techniques.

To learn high level moves, however, requires that you start building your knowledge-base from the foundations.

 

We mean that there are lots of instructional videos on the Web where higher level techniques are demonstrated. These are very good and useful, but…

 

How can you learn a high level technique if you are not sure about the basics?

 

Let us start with a bit of philosophy: if you want to learn higher level techniques, you will need the high level knowledge of the basic techniques!

You can’t build a fortress on loose foundations because the enemy will easily break down your walls and you can start preparing for capitulation already.

To avoid this problem we will start building from the bottom. We would like to provide you with strong foundations make you be able to understand and learn higher level techniques later.

In our videos and presentations we do our best to give you detailed explanations, illustrative examples with pointing out mistakes people often make. Obviously, you can also see in our teaching material that what we explain indeed works.

 

Don't believe a word we say! - We don't want to preach, we are not invincible Masters of All Times. We would like to share our expertise and experiences with you. Don't accept everything we say but try whatever we explain in detail in our videos yourself.

The guy who is named Instructor in the end credits of our videos (:-D) has more than 15 years experience in aikido, 9 years of which have been also spent on instructing and teaching several groups of beginners and continuously improving advanced students. My own improvements are due to one of the most knowledgeable and experienced aikido masters of Hungary, ELSNER László (5th Dan Aikikai) whose teachings and instructions I always follow. If you are still not convinced about our experience we have in aikido please have look at our freely accessible videos and frequently updated blog or click on the “About Us” menu, they are all for enthusiastic aikido lovers.

 

There is not trick, it is not wangle.
We ask your contribution for only those things we had to work hard on. All these for a correct fee and 100% money back guarantee.

Now lets get back to our OFFER FOR YOU. This is the only opportunity!

Our site will kick off soon for testing before it is released to the general public and we need volunteers for the testing phase.

Obviously, we don't want this for free!

What we offer for your help:

You will be first to be notified about our new materials and you will get free registration and access to several of our learning materials. After finishing the testing pediod you will get 50% discount on our frequently added teaching materials for a 6 months period. After the 6 months, you will still get 20% discount on our new materials within two weeks from their release.

What we ask from testers:

Upon the registration into the test team (see below), in addition to your username and email address, we would like to ask for several other data about you such as your real first name and the city/town you live in.

Also, it is very important for us that at the end of the testing period we get feedback (as long as a couple of sentences) and we can share these as well as your first name and your city/town, with potential future customers as testimonials.

The number of places in the test team is limited. We can accept only as many as 31 people to become testers.

So, if you want to get the above discounts and advantages of this site it's worth joining immediately as places in the team will be taken quickly.

Using the details you give us in your registration form, we will create an account for you to this site and give access to its contents. In the testing period, the instructional videos will be accessible for the 31 people of the test team only. When the first 31 people have registered we will close the registration for the test team and we cannot accept registrations until the site goes live following the testing period.

 

Test team is full, you can register but we will activate your account only after the testing period.!!!

!!!Click here to register!!!

or

here to follow the course of testing

 

See you soon,

 

Szilárd Pál and Zoltán Szlávik (aka. Connor and Zolley)