Aikido of the San Juans instructors participate in Junior High School program in Inada, Japan. Aikido of the San Juans offers traditional martial arts training to adults and children in Pagosa Springs. The TAA seeks to work cooperatively with other Aikido organizations nationally and internationally.
This recognition enables the TAA to obtain internationally registered and recognized ranks for qualified students of its members. Morihiro Saito studied with O Sensei for over 30 years in Iwama, Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan. Takemusu Aikido Association and its member dojos follow the teaching and training philosophy and methods of Saito Shihan.
This recognition enables the TAA to obtain internationally registered and recognized ranks for qualified students of its members. Morihiro Saito studied with O Sensei for over 30 years in Iwama, Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan. Takemusu Aikido Association and its member dojos follow the teaching and training philosophy and methods of Saito Shihan.
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Aikido is a non-competitive martial art that uses spiral movements to blend with and re-direct energy in a way that neither partner is hurt. We train in hundreds of hand techniques including holds, punches, joint locks, rolls and throws, and also train regularly with bokken (wooden sword) and jo (wooden staff).
Lisa Jensen, 4th dan, began training in aikido in 1988 at Calgary Aikikai, with Yas Inaba Sensei. She has been a member of Takemusu Aikido Association since 2005 and has received Fukushidoin certification. Bill Trimarco, 4th dan, began his training in Denver under Gaku Homma Sensei in 1987. He also joined the Takemusu Aikido Association in 2005 and has received Fukushidoin certification.
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