Aïkido
Aikido is the art of neutralizing violence by rendering it ineffective. It uses evasive movements, joint locks, throws, and immobilization techniques. Instructors: Mickaël Desbos and Moïse Maigret.
Aikido is a martial art of peace and harmony, created in Japan by O-Sensei Morihei Ueshiba before the Second World War. Derived from traditional Japanese martial arts, it is now practised as a non-violent martial art that promotes peaceful conflict resolution without competition.
Aikido is also an excellent form of physical exercise, helping to improve flexibility, balance, and overall well-being. As it relies on technique rather than physical strength, it can be practised by anyone—men and women of all ages and abilities—allowing everyone to benefit from its physical and mental advantages.
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From 01/01 to 31/12, daily.
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