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A blog with some news, reports and articles from the Aikido community around the world.
Edited by Lawrence Warry & Ze'ev Erlich

Saturday, July 14, 2012

July 2012

Ze'ev Erlich Sensei, 5th dan, seminar at the EPO Aikikai Aikido Club


As an annex to the EPO Aikikai Aikido Club's 10 years anniversary, we are delighted to welcome Ze'ev Erlich sensei, 5th dan Aikikai, to join us for our continued celebration of this landmark year.

Ze'ev sensei will join us on Tuesday the 24th of July for two Aikido classes:
Morning class: 08:00 - 09:00.
Afternoon class: 12:15 - 13:30.
Price regardless of one or two classes: 5 eur.
Everybody is welcome to partcipate in one or both classes.
Externals should let us know in advance that you wish to come and make sure you bring your passport or driving license with you to the EPO for checking-in at the reception desk.

Contact information:
email: lawrence.warry@gmail.com
mobile: +31 624603343

Here is a summary of Ze'ev sensei's Aikido history:

Martial Arts CV:
1984 - 2002 Krav-Maga (Israeli self defence martial art) - 2nd Dan, instructor.
Taught Krav Maga in Israel and in Japan for 14 years.
1992 ~~~~ Aikido and Iaido
1992 - 1999 Full time aikido and Iaido student in Japan in Kyoto Aikikai
1995 - 1999 Aikido instructor for handicapped people (volunteer) in Kyoto, Japan.
1997 - 1999 Aikido assistant instructor in Japan.
1999 Moved back to Israel and opened his dojo in Rehovot..
2002 wrote and published the first aikido book in Hebrew.
2006 became a direct student of Masatake Fujita Shihan.
2010 Got permission and blessing from Fujita Sensei's wife to name his dojo and organization: Masatake Dojo, Israeli Aikido Association.
2012 Recieved 5th Dan from Motohiro Fukakusa Shihan.
2013 ~~~~ hoping to practice aikido until I am 120 years old.
2012 ~~~~ I believe that a sensei has to keep having dreams and keep making them come true, but more than that, a sensei has to assit his studets find their dreams and bliss, and encourage the, to follow their bliss and dreams.
My wish is that we will all teach in a way that our students will be better than us.

Lets practice Aikido!