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Both Hands Clapping Aikido

Both Hands Clapping Zen Aikido classes combine the serenity and stillness of Zen with the power, grace and beauty of Aikido. You may not realize that Aikido is the world's premier multiple-attacker self-defense. Through continuous motion, an Aikidoist weaves in among however many attackers - 2, 3, 4 and more, using the attackers' energies in one throw after another - it is a beautiful thing to watch. But multiple-attacker self-defense is only possible with a still mind. That is why we combine zazen (seated Zen meditation) and Aikido training into one class - Zen for the mind, Aikido for the body. This class is suitable for both men and women of all ages. Although Zen Aikido is an adults oriented program, it may be suitable for mature teens. If you have any questions, it is best to drop by before a class, where you can observe it and later ask questions. Classes enroll only four times a year. The Summer enrollment is now open through the end of May. Don't delay!

Chinese Culture Center

Develop Harmony of Mind & Body The Chinese Culture Center, New Mexico's home of traditional Chinese Martial Arts - Chi Kung, Tai Chi Chuan, Shaolin Kung Fu, children's Kung Fu, as well as traditional lion dancing, dragon team dancing and drum team. The school's Demonstration Team is called upon several times per year to perform at local functions, from the City's Summer Festival to the opening of the new Atomic Museum. Established in 1974, Lin's Martial Arts Academy is one of the oldest martial arts schools in the southwestern United States. Master Lin, originally from Taiwan, taught in a storefront location on Central Avenue for many years before building the school at its current location on Adams Street, southeast, here in Albuquerque. There are two classifications of Martial Arts, Internal and External. Internal or "soft" styles such as Chi Kung and Tai Chi Chuan focus on the development of "CHI" or "internal power" through the use of trained breathing and slow moving exercises. Chi Kung, one of today's fastest growing exercise programs for the elderly, is being introduced into more and more retirement communities every day! Tai Chi Chuan is practiced for many reasons, from meditation to self defense, and is known as "the exercise of immortality". It has become very popular with older Americans...

Duke City Dojo

We offer marshalarts for kids and adult

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